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Evening star., 1928-10-28
BY WILLIAM r.. KING,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

T AWARD STADIUM, Cambridge,
Mass, october 27.-A Harvard
line, which displayed tre-
l. 4 mendous amount of unsupported
power, aided Capt. Arthur
French and Dave Guarnaccia, the
Crimson halfbacks, to defeat the great
Dartmouth foot ball team, 10 to T. here
today in a game which should go down
in gridiron history as the most surpris-
ing upset of the season.
Dartmouth, with its great halfback,
Al MarSters. and an aerial attack that
was considered invincible, was expected
to defeat Harvard by at least three
touchdowns, but the game was not 3
Evening star., 1928-10-28
Line-IIn and SUMMARY
cox LEADS PENN STATE
HARlERS TO VICTORY

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, October 27
R.-Bill Cox, former American Olym-
pic team runner and twice intercol-
legiate croSs-country champion, led the
Pennsylvania State barriers to victory
over Syracuse here today by the score
Of 16 to 80 in dual cross-country
meet.
Cox's time was Is minutes 35 2-5
seconds for the 4 As course.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
WILL PILOT SOCCERISTS.

William G. Birch. first president Of
the Washington Soccer League. and
first president of the Washington and
Southeastern District Soccer Associa-
ton, will manage the newly formed
Fort Myer soccer team. which will make
it's debut in the Capital City League
next Sunday.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
SCOTLAND LICKS WALES,
AZ, IN SOCCER BATTLE

GLASGOW, Scotland, october 81 CP).
Scotland defeated Wales by goals
to in an International soccer match
played today at IbroX Park OF the in
ternational series between the two
countries. which began in 1876, Scot
land has won 33 matches, Wales 6. and
40 have been drawn.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
v. P. I. HAS WALKOVER.

BLACKSBURG, Va. October 81
P.-Virginia Polytechnic Institutes
second string eleven drove through til.
line and in the air with ease here toda
to triumph over the mountain tornaC
OF King College by a 54-to-O score.
Three touchdowns came IN the first
quarter. two in the second and three in
the third.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
PENNSYS PLAN INITIAL
BASKET BALL PRACTICE

Pennsylvanians. who made their bow
in base ball the past season. will COM
pete in independent basket ball circles
this Winter. Arrangements have been
made for the use of the Central High
gym every Tuesday night from $50 to
8 o'clock. Initial practice is scheduled
Tuesday night. Players wishing to join
the squad are asked to communicate
with Manager Behrens at Adams $3.50.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
HORNSBY REPORTED SOLD
TO CUBS FOR RECORD SUM

The sale of Babe Ruth to the Yankees
by the Red Sox in January of 1920 for
reported cash price of $4,000 re-
mains the highest figure paid in any
deal yet officially concluded. The
White Sox paid $125,000 to the Pacific
Coast League for their third baseman.
Willie Kamm, and several other players
are reported to have been sold by the
high minors for sums around 100000.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
WEST VIRGINIA WINS
OVER LAFAYETTE, 40
BY the Associated Press.

EASTON. Pa, october 27.-West Vir-
ginia's fighting foot ball team ripped
and tore through the Lafayette line
here today to win, II to o.
With Cassie" Ryan, third-string half
back and signal caller, running the team,
the Mountaineers virtually swept the
Lafayette warriors off their feet after
a scoreless first period.
Bartrug sophomore, played we'll and
it was on his perfect aerial toss that
the first touchdown was made
Late in the game Bartrug intercepted
a Lafayette pass and raced 60 yards
for a touchdown. He eluded seven
tacklerS in making the score
Evening star., 1928-10-28
Line-up and Summary.

Scoring-Touchdown, O.Neill.
SubstitutioDS st. Acknowledgements for
schaefer, .Kniery for Bolger; Harmon M Mfor
Kniery, King for Foley, Deddens for Cain
DauEherty for McDeyitt.
Marines-Stroupe for Snively. Daley lot
Shapley, Poppelman for ONeill.
Referee-Dr Davis Reese. Denison. UNI
pire-Russ Finsterwald. Field tudge-Eoger
Johnson Head linesman- r. b. GOODWIN
Washington and Jefferson.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
Lineup and Summary.
START SOCCER TOMORROW.

Play in the junior high school cham
r5onship soccer series will start tomor-
row with Jefferson meeting Langley,
end mcfarland engaging Powell on
Monument fields Nos. / and 2, respec-
lively.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
CITADEL TRICK WORKS.

CHARLESTON. S. c., October 27 (A').
"A Citadel short kickoff recovered
by Duvall, Bulldog quarterback, and
run to ErSkine's 32-yard line featured
the game here today, which the Cadets
took, 10 to 4. Both touchdowns were
made in the second period.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
Army Scores Sensational 1916 Win Ovr Yae Georgetown 7ounces Duke 3
G. u, IS; DUKE, 0

TouchdoWns-Dwyer, BarabaS u, DupIIn
Bozek Points after TOUCHDOWN. Mooney
5 (kicked from placements.
SubstitutionS: Georgctown-Schmldt ioI
BoZek, McGrath for Tomatni. Bozek to'
Dwyer Walsh for Carroll. Morris for Wyn-
koOp, Gardner for Duplin. Brogan for Cor
dovano, G. Murphy for McGrath, GehringeI
for Provincial. Driscoll for Liston. Flood 10.
j Mooney, Scalzi for Bozek. Hannigan TO-
Barabas. Williams fer Schmidt. Holloway for
G. Murphy J. Murphy for walsh walls toI Dgker Mer-
rav Runp for Hunter Harriss for Buie, Lake
for Hatcher, Brummitt for Keistler.
Referee-Mr Bolster (PittSburgh). Um-
,,ire-Mr Fultz Brown. LineSman-Mr;
Gass Lehigh). Field judge-Mr. Land
(Navy1
Evening star., 1928-10-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, BartunR POINTS after
Glenn (2) Field goal-M.
Glenn (from placemen). l,.,> ~.
pirc-F. w. Murphy Brown Head linesman
j. ]. Cossrove tCornelD. Field judRe-
H. L. Mumma (Army).
Evening star., 1928-10-28
Lineup and Summary.

oNePTaska Se9Flns: I9uehdoyYlnS5I5H Me IHoWeII Howe
Sloane (sub for Wittel. drop-kick, Points
after touchdown-Witte, /, place-kick;
Sloane (2l. place-kick.
Referee-W E. Cochrane (Kalamazoo). .
Umpire-M c. Mumma tArmyl. Head lines
man--Sec. Taylor tFairmount. Field Judge
" S. Egan tGrinnelD.
Evening star., 1928-10-28
HOYAS GRAB FOES
PASSES FOR GAINS
Easily 0utruSh Durham Men,
Too, but Their Game Is
Not Sparkling.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

~ ROFITING about as much
- through the mistakes of its op-
ponents as through it's own eff
forts, Georgetown University's
foot ball team Yesterday Scorcd
Evening star., 1928-10-28

7 EW YORK, October 27.-Reports
that Roger HornSby, base balls
man without a country, had
been traded by the Boston
Evening star., 1928-10-28
BY EDWARD /. NEIL,
Press Sports Writer.

PHILADELPHIA, October ga
- foot ball giant harassed, humili-
ated, whipped in three out of
l. four starts, was reborn today in
tho hnoH Of ornn Of thu con cor, ,c
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
TO THE VOTERS OF
IMPEHIAL COUNTY

II has como = my attention thaJ
Mr. : I. Williams, one ot the can.
did4tvs ter the office oj Superior
Judge Of this County has made. or
is making, either directly. or by in
ference, the statement that am
supporting his candidacy for that
office. The facts are that Mr.. Mi
GdmS, SomrtjHe ago wrote some let
terS To United States Senators aud
others favoriuE the passage of the
Swiug-IohnSou Bi0, and = have
given Mr., Williams due credit tor
doing So.
However. Judge Vaughn y.
Thompson has not only supported
this legislation from the beginning,
hu, has to my knowledge, done
everything he could over Il period Of
approximately eight years to assist
in the passage of the bill, aud has
consistently supported the public of.
tirorS who have hccu engaged in
procuring its passage, rs wrU aS all
other public officials favorable to
the legislation.
Any statement, or inference that
I am supporting the candidacy Of
Mr. Williams, is not true. As above
stated | uuQualtidlry endorse the
candidacy Of Judge Vaughn Thomp.
SON.
Respectfully submitted,
adv. MARK ROSE
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
WATCHING The
SC0REBOARD
ny United Press Leased Wire

Yesterdays Hero: Cha-lsy Root,
eH5ea- tehs pitcher. who Sarr rae
Boston Braves only tlya LIS and
aahl.i I'll. cuts - win I - ! r.
was Roots first victory IN eight
starts.
Paw Mos anl Alarh La.ae
pitched suHerh bali only q have
the Braoslvu.Cir.,uuarj .amr call
ai IN tha ninth inning oH account
~ raiU Neither Team scored.
N..s .a,r th-.e hits and Laas. >,T.
IEaary johnson and W5l,v Goorc,
who relieved lin. vr-a both Wild
.ul Detroit Won au easy game frpm
the Ny" York Nauk>. - p
G,r4. UAe hurled ten steady la.
rinC~ AND fhe cleveland Indians
,tercd tAe series with Washington
tv winning = {. /.
Accommodating most af their HTS
In tbr SiEh inning, the =. Louis
Browns defeated Boston. 3 To l..
Crovde- won his tenth game of the
season.
Rain stopped tile st. Loais Car
5-ua.~ s'g-gcrs after three New
York pitchers failed The Cards h5
Fit1~immons, Buckeye and Chaplin
freely winning the five inning game
II ~ I.
Tho Chicago White SoN battlcd
up Hill i'm their first game with the
Philadelphia Athletics and won ONT.
in the ninth, II 3. El Rommel
held the SoN to six hits in the sec
oud game and the Athletics won.
= TO .
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
M'AULIFFE PICKS
TOM HEENEY TO
DEFEAT TUNNEY
B. JACK NJ AULIFFE
Retired Urdefeated 1lEhtweicnt
Champion

Copyright l9-> ~ Uu5,ed Press
NEW NoBK. JAY i2.-Toa
Eeeney VIII. 3rtca. Genc ruancy for
.la heavyweight championship when
they ue.. ~ Yankee Stadium lulv
~. Evsusy has more endurance tAaH
lwa,y and viii near him down
aud WIN -aa decision at the end ot
Is eeund>.
l3su tAink Hesaey las Tie punch
,o knock ag, runueY. but lie Is apt
10 maui The champion NJ pretty
badly before the tua1 bell.
oa ,Ae 1o.d deov ruuuyv should
win because hs has everything i'm "a
boxing tine, runney : lead and
ca2a,s- is uue Of the hest I We seen
among nreSgu; day boxers. ruuucN
could pu. up 81 whale OF a tgh, II
ue vou,d en-, loose.
E&t TUrugy doe>n', seem to b..
interested "a boxing Hes been
reading too mach phj}oSophv.
Shakespeare and Shaw are all night
hut they never helped a boxer beat
an opponent.
/ do nor look for Tuuucy to he IN
as good shape for This bout rs lac
was AT Philadelphia or Chicago. II
is impossible for boxer to keen
i'm condition 10y fighting two bouts
D-o rounds in TWO years.
The last five rounds Of the torth-
coming viii tell more ON Tuuucy
than they will ON regular fellow
Ike livongy who is used to going
> rounds
Once protjciynt in boxing does
Not mean that you win always be
proticicut. ! know of no profession
that requires more practice ami
work than the game of boxing. The
arr Of boxing is hard to attain and
easy to lose. Mia knows bat THAI
Tunncy, cut OF the ring for almost
year. has NOT lost part ot his
wonderful boxing Skil3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
WOMAN WOULD
PROTECT GENE
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
Senators And
Hollywood Tied
nv United Pres. Leased Wire

~ winning yesterday .he Hollis
wood Nta-> and the >a,-"iae"''
Senators ,a.h stopped wax ~,r13'
in -hair race Tor top place in ,A'
Pa.t5- Cua>. 'es-U, They wsr.
>-.ll ued for taa. 1ouor today. with
eight w,as and three losses each.
Yesterday : play WAS Featured hE
some good pitching e., all points,
Walter Kinney, Hollywood hgrlor,
held the seattle Indians TO seven
scattered hits aad ms team won
. Z, =
Rudy Kallio turned in even .
better showing by holding the Seals
to sjN hits, and Sacramento Won
.rom san Francisco y to L.
Not to Dec outdou. 10y other bur'
or> of the league, Peters Of los
Angeles held Oakland to six hits
and saw to it tlat his teammates
won ; To -
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
OLYMPIC HEAD
DEFENDS RULING
IN PADDOCK CASE
Says Charges Were Not
Substantiated by Eyi-
dence Submitted.
Sy FRANK GETTY
gL1---sd Press S1--S E3-.1-b

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AZ assertion Ha4e fa.4 = Aa
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which - said -aa- NJ A--h-r
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formed tbsr aa es5G ae sza> submit
ted WHsch' .u any v .-.aa..s
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alleged comu#r..ali-m arc .u ,aH-
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prove the;r aaea-a-.an,
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arbitrarily with nothing a. ~au-
stantiafe such chars. ta' whisper
"a iunuendu and hearsay comment
would not only ne trayc~ty an
justice but would inaugural.
policy -sviirl' v7u,5 awaant 10 ath.
lctIr lvurl late.
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work on, or Il. slip r-a.E today.
The team, already hat- their now
uniforms They consist vf ~h.;
Jerseys ard trunks vith diagonal
red, white and blue sash. Tn. T.. y
shield is ON TIE lef: breast.
Hugo Lci.tnsr. lIrlI.r. who 1a,
found stowaWar on board ;he
vessel, was released from ,i- br.2
after W r. Humphreys of the
Olympic committee in san Fran.
cisco. wired guaranteeing Ai, eE-
penscs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
NoTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAI.E
NJ NJ lN.-.nN.sA
II thS superior Court of the STATE
Of California, III and for the County
Of lmNCrlAl
In The Matter ot ,ae E>,a,eN

/" '"' M"''fs 90 vac estate
j. i. Uama;eu. Dttea>ya.
N0rlCE Is UEEEEN GENrN.
thar the undersigned Wj0am Nsu~
Hamilton, Executor ot ,h, Estate
of j. 9. Hamilton, Hc,la<e3. VII
sell M VrNatl >a11 Sah,r,t Il Ne
confirmation et >a}3 Sup,vsee Caurt.
on ev after the Gt;h day e July.
l9s>, az the office * G. l., Brown,
j Ntteruev, Room 4, Old Nuah ot
ITALY RU,ldWE, lt1rmvr'N First
National Bank E8SH northwest
torucr Of sinh aud Main S,rtet~
. ~ tc"'ro. tahWrW#. 1911 s'e -ttrlt
+ title auj iuterc>, et thr <aa5 =. a.
hamilton. at th, time ,t a., u.s.E.
us wtO as an the right u1e uJ
interest which the SAID estate has
acquired Icy operation ot law, ,r
otherwise, IN and 20 that certain
real property, situate in the County
Of Imperial. State Of California.
and described rs follows.
Lot Eight l>l, B,ock thirty
two ,&Gl, addition Ne, |, llam
iltonroSten SuhdiN iSjou, city
ot ri Contro,
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OE
SALE; Not less than $4,000 cash
When bid is madc and $4,000 ou
or before August =, lQgS. and
thereafter for one wear the SUM Of
$4,000 per mouth, en- tho principal
SUM remaining unpaid, together
with all accrued interest, aud attor
the expiration of said year, there
should he paid $1,000 per MONTH or
moro, at the option et the huyor,
together with an interest accrued.
until the fun purchase price shall
have been fully paid, Said pay
ments to ho made on the md day
Of each month,
Upon confirmation Of said sale
hN the Court deed shall ha giNru
to the buyer for said property. and
the buyer shall immediately cN.
rcut' a promlsSorN note in favor
lot William FittS Hamilton ENccut.
or of the said estate, tor all of thc
then unpaid purchase price. which
said promjSsory note shall hc Gu,
and payable as above stated and
shall hc secured by a trust dccd
which said trust deed shall be- =
first lien thereon.
The proposed sale of said prop
crty is tor the sum OF +lNouOo.
In the event that the Court, rol
any roasou should not confirm
sand sale, all moucy paid m thv
huyer shall he returned.
Dated; July 10th. los.
WILLIAM PITTS HAMILTON
Executor of the Estate OF J. G
Hamilton, Deceased
luN lltl
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
III the Superior Court OF the state
Of California. IN aud for the
County of Imperial.
Y-tN

In the Matter ot ,he Petition ot
NOluRO VNuu
To Establish Hyyorl OF uuh ot
rusa, rsuu,
a fp.E IS lIrEEuN UNrN
tbat % Petition te establish N.e r.e.
and Of the hutA ~ ru9t rsuft has
hrou tlled ma tins Court uud CHAT
Che 2oth d1v OF lulN. Ip"N. at -
O'Clock T. N ct sUd d3,. Il, u.
Court Room ot aid Count D.mrl
mcut = thereof. az the Couet louso
m tho city Of IN t,utro. County ot
lmnorJut static ot tuufuuA ul.
Erou >rt "a, the ltu,r tt thr hear
tng ot @ud Petition, ubeu anl
Nhrrr AMY prr~ons interested may
aWcor ouj contest the ame. and
show 1usr, IL AMY thrl have. Vm
sad Petition should uot h, auuud
Dated ths 0h ru, ~ .uHt. Aas.
q. a.. Npl ~,EAg. DtfE
EN g. T. WuurwI Deputy.
NnuN " llv,.o ud k,udall b.
Perkins, Nwuets .ur runuuu
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
SPORT NEWS SECTION
SHELL OUTFIT
HANDS DEFEAT
TO FIREMEN

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Clifford ". Macarthur Co
-oG MAIN 81.
Easaasa Worth Uote3 E,dS
SAVES HER KISSES
B> cited Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES. July IS. After
baudt TOOK Sl tvon Mrs, RVgt
Ea,l tsAa> be gave her thv choice
of contributing i Hiss g So moH1-
In he reV2sy - po5t> Mr$, Ea'l
claimed loss of - 70 tht haud3t.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13

j. II Wheeler. St. Helena. Napa
county, has a block Of Alicante
tiouliu grapes that are doing we'll
The juice of these grapes is so
black il has been u,cd as ink.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
Baseball Standings
SATCNa- LEAGUE
-es.---ay Ee.Sl,t.

-a- Boston 4
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- = - inning. -a---
Es--St---l- >-gg--
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeS.eriav : Resrl.ts

T -. Ea1te'ghla 81.
a.--e.- 3. Nev Ya-k >
Cleveland =. Washington !.
- E.l.> 3 Boston Z
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterday : Results

~, tu- - :. Oakland
H. ..vaei ,. Seattle
aue1ta ~. Saa f'rau .>e9 J.
MISSIONS l. Portland
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-13

Summary Horne -eu, >N.uasr--
r-. Two Ga>. III. Wakess'j. Bar.
"a Iata>. off Fleming + ; h,csuN 8.
>t-urE oa.. Is Fleming 3. Eoeehy
3. Lgt' ou bases. Firewen :, shell
oil .. rmpireS Richmond and Ed
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For Sale. Real Estate

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WS@<,ty, a@e c@ A.s,e, Nezv rs
>>aac'g .sg-aA te%-.es \&sy
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For Rent, Farm | and

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land. StvNtnSSa HHu,h. '. H##..
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For Rent. Rooms
Automobile Supplies

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FOR SALE

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NOTICE OF SALE ny HOLDER
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10 TO 100 ACRES

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I'll Centre Lumber and
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WE HAVE TO LEASE

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SituatioES Wanted

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TODAYS WANTS

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Miscellaneous

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Help Wanted Male

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WILLIAM PITTS HAMILTON
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Hamilton, Deceased
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