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Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-15

boat ride will turni>l, diversion.
At o'clock tomorrow night will
come the most important social
event Of the conference. the banquet
which viii be held in the high school
cafeteria with san Pedro aud
Long Beach clubs in charge.
y farewell luncheon will be served
he visitors at the Y. w. e. \. on
sunday nj noon. marking the con
clusiom of the conference.
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TWO HOSTESSES
GIVE VALENTINE
BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Mrs. Earle G. Davis aud Mrs
Frank Luthrop were Joint hostcssc'
to Il large group of women ycstcr-
day afternoon at u luncheon and
bridge party. lie guests were in
vitcd first to Las Flores for lunch
con, going later to the Lathrup
home at 636 Taudaiwood Drive for
an afternoon of cards.
Las Flores was in floral dress for
the occasion, and the fact that the
event VS. given on Valentines day
WIS observed in the use Of rcd
and white as the color note, and in
the heart-adorncd place cards,
Luncheon was served at small tables
with red sweet peas as the principal
decoration.
In Mrs. lathrop's home, beautiful
rcd roses further carried out the
color scheme, and here tables were
arranged for bridge. Mrs. j. w.
oilaSsford was fortunate in wianing
he first trophy; Mrs. W. b. Have
korst OF BraWley. second; MIS-. l..
q. House, third; Mrs. II. c. Dillcr,
fourth.
Guests of Mrs. Davis and Mrs
Lathrop were Mciiamcs :. Emmitt
Allen, W. W. App!c,.J w. Asher, J.
D. Adams. john :. Andrews ,Ir., Of
Impcrial; Don c. Bitter. O. J. Brad
shaw, W. Ii. Brooks, r, A. BUrger,
II. \. Burnham. Arthur Best of
Brawicy, w. II. Best of Brawlev.
Roy Brccdlorc, II. \. Capron of I'M
pcrial, X. w. Campbell, Z. O. Car
ter, Il. c. Clcmons, l.. G. House, c.
I. cogginS, Clarence tonant. ". &.
Costello, Warren Curricr, ". B.
CobcrIy Of Calipatra: Will $. Con
way, II. G. Diller, Norman Dupont,
Arthur Edgar, Elizabeth Embury,
r. Saho, w. 5. FaWeett, H. V Gray
of Imperial, john Canton, Ross r.
llickcoX, Leroy Holt, Phillip Hodg-
kin, II. Y. Hughes, W. B. Hav"korSt
of Brawlcy, 0. G. Horne. j. :.
,I"n"s, & u. JOY, J. y. .Iacoht
Harvey Kenyon, \. Il! Keller. For,
rest Kutz. Mamie Kcplcy, H. l..
Loud, Chancellor Liyiugsi one. Elmo
Loynd. George Mann. Howard Z.
Meyer, Luray MouScr of Imperial,
Tracy Miller of Hrawlcy, J. l.. Nc
Kim of Imperial, Edgar Nmcc,
.NIIrn f. Nuffcr, II. T. Osborne.
Kendall Il. Perkins, John +. Rice,
". j. Reid, Don Rex. W. J. Strick
land. +. +. Standlcr Of Brawlcy,
Elmer A. Todd, W. II. Tyler, p. \.
Thaanum. Il. O. Thompson of cali
patria, Il. Y. Watson, r. T. White
law. Seth Rice. =. +. Williams, +.
l.. Smousc Of GlcnWood. IoWa. +.
l.. Hardy OF san Diego, L. NJ. An-
dcrSon Of Coronado. Mary Johnson
If Los Angcl,,>. the Misses Irene
Brooks, ENclvn roman.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-15

FL Centre were Gertrude Maitland
district deputy; Hazel \. Reynolds,
worthy matron; Laurence Duff.
worthy patron; Ethel Martin.
Ethel Macarthur, Mic, nuSo!d. In5
Anderson, Lucille Zurrhcr, Mabel
Glasgow. Marie Scheniman, Alnrq
Graham and Mr.. and Mrs. John Nor
fnn
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-15

llr.. and Airs NJ, 11apont, Mrs.
Dorothy Barron. all Of FL Centre;
Mr. aud Mrs Carl l.. West and Mrs.
Paul +. Cook Of Calcxico. the host
and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-15
STEVENS DAIRY

Every prccaution is taken to put
nut the best grade milk and cream.
4. NJ. and p. VI. deliveries. adv
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Detroit Deb
BOuDs to Society
AT Tea Today

Mrs. r. Bagley Wallace. form
erly OF Detroit, Is entertaining
at tea this afternoon from {
until I O'clock ct the Washing
ton Club to present her dnuEh-
ter, Miss Esther Bagley Wal
lace, to society.
Receiving with Mrs. Wallace
win be Mrs. Carl Melchers Of
fredericksburg, Va; Mrs. Julien
stores. Of adelphia: Mrs.
Henry Campbell. jr.s Of Detroits
Mrs. Charles Acker. MrB. Wal
lace Radcliffe, Mrs. Eric Sven
son. Mrs. Mason Patrick. Mrs.
Harry New and Mira. Howe Tot
ten.
Reeeiving with Miss wallace
win be her sister, Miss Susanna
Wallacs. Miss Emma Story. Of
philadelphia: Miss Dorothy
Chadwick, Of New York: Miss
Barbara Etaal. Cf Allentown.
Pa: Miss ElvirA johnson. MIS-
Priscilla Totten, Miss Caroline
HOwbert, Miss MargretA Sven
son, Miss Virginia Chatham,
Miss Janet Bali, Miss Frances
Morse, Miss Mary j. ACker,
Miss Emma Delaney Hunter.
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FIRST CABINET
DINNER OF
YEAR
The President and Mrs.
Hoover Are Feted
At "Woodley'

The Secretary Of State and
Mrs. stimson entertained at
dinner last night at "Woodleys
for the President and Mrs
Hoover.
Other guests were the United
states Ambassador to Mexico,
and Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow,
former Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes,
George w. Wickersha11n, Arthur
w. Page, who Is to be Secretary
Stimson'S special assistant Ct
the London arms conference,
and Mrs. Page. Of New York:
DR.. James n. Angel. president
Of Yale University, and Mira.
Angel: DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Sloane Coffin, Of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. LAndOn =.
Thorne, New York: Miss Con-
dace Gtimson. Sister pk the
Secretary: Bronson winthrop,
New York, and Capt. Eugene
Regnier.
49,
Family Reunion
Dr. and Mrs.. Gilbert 0ros-
venor win have 4 family re-
union Tor the Christmas tiOli-
days. Their sOn-ir-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot
CoViIIe. are here from Japan
visiting them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paxton.Blair, Of New Xork. with
their two children win arrive
Monday. Miss Mabel GrOsveKiOr
win be home from Johns Hop
kins Medical School and Miss
Carol GrCsvenor Is arriving to-
day from Abbot Academy, And.
over. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Grcs-
venor viii Join the family party
and Graham Tsairchild, nephew
Of DR.. and Mrs. GrosYenof,
win pass the holidays here.
Or. and Mrs. Grosvenor are
entertaining at dinner this eve.
ming Ia their home. Wild Acres,
for Miss Carol GrosvenOr and
Mr. FairchiId. =
Miss Laura w. Tuckerman
Is the guest Ia whose honor
Mrs. Robert II. Chapman and
her nephew, W0Icott Andrews,
win entertain DC q buffet SUD.
per tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Sydney CIomar1 win
have as her guest for 3 month
or two, Mrs. Harry Eturgis,
daughter &c the famous novel
Est, George Meredith, VINO will
arrive Monday from her home
ii England.
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Tea and Reception,
For Diplomatic Buds
MAKING Botps Today

Two Of the diplomatic buds"
are making their bow TO 50
ciety today.
The Minister of Nicaragua
and Sonora de sacasa are en-
tertaining 1T ! reception It the
embassy this evening from . to
II o'clock to present their
daughter, senorita Maria So
casa. Their party was post.
poned from earlier lii the sea
son. owing to official mourn
Ing decreed for the late secre-
tary Of War.
The debutante viii be as
sisted In receiving her guests
by SenOrita Anita Lleiva, daugh-
ter Of the Charge d'Affaires OF
the legation of Salvador and
Miss Martha Kaelhauer Of New
York.
Senofita Adele Vareia, dauki1.
ter Of the Minister Of Uruguay
and Sonora de Varela wiz be
presented by her parents &c d
tea this Afternoon from 5 to
o'clock.
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FIRST DANCE
OF SERIES
TONIGHT
Dancing Glass to Meet at
Montgomery County
Club

The Dancing Class. that most
exclusive Of organizations, spon-
sored by Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mr..
and Mrs. John r. wilkins. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bennins
Spencer, win meet for the first
time this season ct the Mont
gomery Country Club ct 10
o'clock tonight.
There will be several dinners
among the lone hundred, the
number to which membership
to the charmed circle d limited.
Miss kitty wilkins Is entertain
ing &c dinner for Miss Dora
White, after her debut tea this
afternoon, and Miss Cynthia
Davis, taking her guests on 70
the Dancing Class.
The organization had it,
birth 8 long time ago. when
the members met at the Play.
house for b few seasons. Then
the group didn't meet again for
q few years, until, five or six
years ago. Mrs. Ernest Locke,
wife Of Colonel Locke, q mem
Der OF the first formation Of
the group. revived the Crgarizar
ton.
when Mrs. Locke went away.
Mrs. Letter rapidly became
leader Of the group, with the
meetings being held Ia her
house until last season, when
they met for the first time ut
"tne Montgomery. z
The next meetings win be
held January II and April 20.
BaII FOR Bud
Comdr. and Mrs. John w.
Morse are entertaining At q
BAH this evening ct the May
flower In compliment to their
debutante daughter, Miss
Frances Morse, who has re-
turned from Vassar for the
holidays, and also III honor Of
Miss Virginia Claeatlialn, debut
tante daughter Of Maj. Gen.
and MRS. BENJAMIN r. Cheat
ham.
Preceding the ban Major
eneral and Mrs. Cheathanl
win be hosts at q dinner dance
In compliment TO Miss Morse
ana Miss Cheatnarn III the
Garden Of the Mayflower.
Representative and Mrs. 5.
Wallace Dempsey. Of New York.
are entertaining at ten this
afternoon &C the MayfloWer In
compliment to the Governor az
Panama and Mrs. Harry Bur
CESS.
$50
Pen Women
Mary Roberts Rinehart win
be b guest Of honor re the
third Celebrity Breakfast cf the
National League Of American
Pen Women. next Saturday, &C
the willard Hotel.
Mr.. Alvin q. Hert, vice
chairman of the Republican ma
tional COMMITTEES, VIII remain
st her home Ia Louisville until
after Christmas, when she VIII
return to Washington.
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Army Debut0nte
IL Presented At
Tea Dance Today

Col. and Mrs. Clark e. Wren
are entertaining &c 3 tea ct the
Mayflower this afternoon 10 IN.
trodlce their daughter. Miss
Mary Martha Wren. to society.
The debutante win wear n
frock Of white taffeta made
with b wide circular skirt and
train. She viii carry yellow
roses and the Chinese room In
which she and her mother are
receiving will be decorated with
bowls of yellow roses.
Miss Wren will be assisted by
q number Of the debutantes Of
this year.
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the Capitol with Ruth Bryan
owen sends greetings and 30
forth. Mrs. Owen used b pic
ture Of the Capitol iii the sum-
mer as, she explains. her con-
stituents are not familiar with
SNOW.
Representative Edith Nourse
Rogers, too busy at this time
To send out cards. Is mailing
her friends New Years greet
ines. AS yet she has not BE-
lected the message.
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OF PERSONS AND EVENTS IN THE SOCIAL LIFE OF WASHINGTON


The Board 81 Dirsctorg q -
Riding and Hunt Club hsl1 3
meeting and luncheon duElns
the week and appointed the co.
mittee for the Horse oh9
which Is 10 take place peco
Der 90, at 8 p. n. at the dub -
Twentyssecond and p ette4.
Northwest.
Melvin G. Haven has bo0R %
pointed chairman o. To 60
lnitteo. which Is e0mpoDe4 81
miss Margo Couzens, Miss n.
zabeth jackson, Mry. y. d.
Andrews, Miss Winifred West
and Charles DraytOn.
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DORA w HITE
MAKES BOW
TODAY
Daughter of Mrs. Richard
Aldrich Is introduced
to Society at Tea

Representative and Mrs. Rich
ard AIdrich are entertaining at
tea from 4 to 7 o'clock this
afternoon to introduce the
latter's daughter. Miss Dora
White.
The debutante will wear Z
gown Of beige net made very
simply with the long skirt 81
the new mode and draped
bodice. She win carry roses.
Her mother, Mrs. Aldrlch, Is
wearing black velvet.
Assisting Mrs. Aidrich will b
Mrs. Robert Il. Bacon, Mrs.
E.leKnine Newbold, Mrs. John
wilkins, Mrs. Henry b. Spencer.
Miss Katherine Wilkins, Miss
Louise Spencer, Mrs. James y.
Curtis. Mrs. Tracy Dow, Mrs.
Mason .Weyth, Miss Josephine
patten and Mrs. Claude Branch.
Miss white win be assisted
BY three 81 her sister debu-
tantes. Miss Nancy Newbold, the
Countess Alice Szechenyi and
Miss Cynthia Davis.
80
KnvOy 10 ne Host
The British Ambas sador and
Lady Isabella Howard are the
guests in whose honor the
Secretary Of the Interior and
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur Will
entertain 1t dinn1r, Wednes-
day evening, January =.
The Assistant Secretary 81.
the Navy for Aviation and Mrs.
David s.. ingalls,, with their
three children, Edith, Jane and
Louise, have left for their home.
Stonyhreok Farm, ST Cl1agrin
Falls, near Cleveland. They
win pass the holidays there and
win return to Washington JAN
uary 2.
william Gibbs McAd0o, who
has been passing the fall In
his apartment &C the Ward
man Park Hotel, has returned
To his home III Los Angeles for
Christmas. Mr.. McAdoo win
reopen his apartment ct the
hotel the early part 81 January.
~
Tea Yesterday
Mrs. clifford rinckot enter.
tanned & large company 8 ten
yesterday. Among those assist
ing the hostess were Nine.
Baclke. Mrs. Ogden 1. Mills
and Mrs. Henry Lane Emo, who
u visiting William Phelps EnO.
n
Mrs. Lawrence C. phipps,
wife Of Senator phipps, has
gone to California for the re-
naainder Of the season. Senator
Phipps win leave the end Of
the week 10 join her there.
-
Mrs, william Joseph Butler,
Of Coronado, Calf, wife Of
Lieutenant Commander Butler.
d. s. N, Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Edward HarTalsoa at
Wardrnan Park Hotel.
Mrs. Butler came To wash.
ington because 81 the illness
81 her father who Is 81 walter
Reed Hospital.
Mrs. william Fitch Kelley
has left to spend the holidays
with her son and dAughterin,
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure
Kelley. at Aurora, III.
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Formally Marks YuLe Greetings
Sent BIZ High Officials This Year
Cabinet Officials Select
Simple Messages for
Christmas Cards

The Christmas cards Of
the new Administration
show q pronounced architec-
tural trend.
A number Of the Dab
met officers have selected
photographs Of their de-
partment buildings to con-
vey the seasons greetings
20 their friends. Secretary
Of the Treasury Mellon Is
sending . picture Of the
Treasury Building printed
on heavy cream paper, the
severe simplicity Of the let
tering agreeing with the
equally severe architecture
Of the old building.
Not Sending Cards
The vice president and his
sister. Mrs. Gam are not send.
ing any cards this year. Mrs.
Cam explains that their list
B + II e
vas 50 colossal that she had
given up IN despair before she
began.
Railing from the west Coast
IS they do the Secretary Of the
Interior and Mrs. wilbur have
already mailed most Of the
greetings to the folks back
home" Their card was con-
yentiOnal in design and con.
vey their wishes for Yuletide
cheer Ia the simplest Of mes
Snow Picture
Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Hyde are using q picture
= aug VAu 1As1leeaAeuls 1ulleI1sls
taken ia 3 snow storm. The
Secretary signed the original
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
Clean Sweep
Made By Seals
By United Press Leased Wirc)

Making clean sweep Of the
seven game series with Sacramento, D,
the San Francisco Seals today top
ped the Pacific Coast League with
a record Of IS games won and four
lost.
Vernon Gomez, youthful Seal
hurler, pitched good ball in the
morning contest to turn in 10 to
3 win. The Seals got off to a fly
ing start in the afternoon clash by
scoring -four runs in the first in
ming and later adding five more to
make the final count 9 to ).
The second place Los Angeles
club split a double header with
Oakland, dropping the first game
4 to J., and winning the second 4
to /.
Seattle went on batting ram
page during the day and won both
games from the, third place Mission
Reds, 16 to 2 and 10 to 4. -ff
Po-tland won both Sunday games
with Hollywood and captured the
series, six out of seven games. The
score Of the first game, l3 inning
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
STAR PITCHER
HAS SIGN ON
HACK WILSON
BY BERT DEMBY
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent

I
CHICAGO, July %. U.P)-Dazzy
Vance seems to be the bane of
Hack Wilson S existence.
Ever since the chubby Hack be
came a hero TO Chicago Cubs fans,
he has encountered his most morti-
fying moments when the great
dazzler was pitching and now
moro than ever Vance seems to
have the Indian sign on the home
run hitter.
Yesterday, Dazzy broke up -
consecutive game hitting streak
FOR Hack and to make it more
humiliating the Brooklyn pitcher
sent Wilson back to the bench four
times via the strikeout route.
1t was the second time this year
that Dazzy had whiffed Hack four
times, and Nance's showing against
Wilson has perplexed Cub fans per,
Iaps more than it has Wilson.
North side rooters point to the
fact that Wilson is fast balf'
hitter and if there is any pitcher
whom he should hit it is Vance. Yet
Dazzy uses a high hard one as his
most effective pitch against the
Cub idol.
Another puzzIing point is the
fact that while other pitchers once
i'll 4 while "sneak one over on
Wilson for a third strike, Hack in:
rariably goes down swinging
against Vance. Yet Dazzy is one of
the most adept pitchers in the lea,
que at disposing of batter on a
called third strike.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
WATCHING The
SC0REB0ARD

Yesterdays Hero-Dazzy Vance,
who pitched Brooklyn to ; to /
victory over the Chicago Cubs,
striking out 10 men and allowing
but five hits. He famed Hack
Wilson four times.
The Pittsburgh Pirates regained
the National League lead with 4
) to 3 victory over the New York
Giants, Ray Kremer winning his
18th game of the season.
The Poston Braves beat the st.
Louis Cardinals twice, + to ., and
4 to 3. Bob Smith held the Cards TO
six hits in the first game and Les
Bell drove in four runs.
Red Lucas pitching and George
Kelly's triple in the eighth inning
enabled Cincinnati to beat the
Phillies, s to ).
The Philadelphia Athletics beat
the Detroit Tigers in a hectic IL
inning game, ~ to I. Pollcc reser-
YES were called out to protect I'm
pire Ormsby after he had banished
Harry Rice, Detroit center field
er, for protesting called strike in
the 10th.
Lon Gehrig and Miller Huggins
were put out of the park as the
Cleveland Indians Knocked Waite
Hoyt out of the box and beat the
New York Yankees, to 4.
Sam Gray won his 18th game of
the season as the st. Louis Browns
beat Washington, S TO ).
Ted Lyons permitted but four
hits and the Chicago White Sox
beat the Boston Red Sox for the
fourth straight time, 10 to 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
SPORT NEWS
Here and There
In Sport World

PROOKLYN, July % U.FJ-
Walter Spence, national all-around
swimming champion lowered his
own record for the 200 yard breast
stroke swim by one second yester-
day in the 25 ward Farragut A. C,
pool when he negotiated the dis
Jance in minutes so 40 seconds
NEW YORK, July -, U.H-Sid
Terris' attempted comeback pits
him against George Balduc. rugged
national guard lightweight cham
pion, in a le round boat at Dexter
PaIk arena tonight. The New York
lightweight has scored victories
over Petty Mack and Joey Abrams
recently.
NEW YORK, July -. U.P)-
Raay Ruddy, metropolitan swim
ming star, established new metro
politan record for the half-mile
swim yesterday at Rockaway Park,
L. l.. covering the distance in
1929 -. The former mark was
l1:3S %.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
Yankee Netmen
Go To France

BERLIN, July -. Up-The
United States Davis cup forces
headed for Paris today and the
challenge round against France af-
ter conquering Germany in the in
ter-zone finale five matches to
none.
William t. Tnden and Francis T.
Hunter completed the United States
triumph by winning the two final
singles matches Sunday, Tilden
beating Daniel Prem, 6-l, 6-4. 6-1,
and Hunter winning from Hans
Moldenhauer, 6-5, l-6, 6-4, 4-6, 6-1.
The United States viii meet
France in the challenge round at
Roland Gafros Stadium, Auteuil,
Friday. Saturday and Sunday, for
the second straight year. France re-
tanned the cup last year by win
ming, four matches to one
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
Lott To Replace
Francis Hunter

NEW YORK, July 90. U.P)-
George M. Lott of Chicago will re.
place Francis 7. Hunter on Ameri.
cas- Davis cup team when it meets
France in the challenge round at
Paris Friday, the U. S. Lawn Ten
mis- Association announced TODAY.
The United States team will con
sist of Lott, William I. Tilden,
John Van Ryn and Wilmer Ali
son. The latter two will form the
doubes team, it is virtually sure
and Lott and Tilden will play the
singles.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
ATHL LETICS and
CUBS APPEAR TO
BE BEST TEAMS
Connie Mack's Team Far
Out in Front i'm American
League.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
tUnited Press Staff CORRESPONDENT }

NEW YORK, July %. dl.EJ -
Major league teams today were
speeding toward new battle grounds
The fourth intersectional series
opens with two preliminary battles
today Brooklyn at Pittsburgh in
the National League and Cleveland
at Philadelphia in the American
League.
For the next TWO weeks eastern
National League teams will battle
along the western front and the
western American League teams will
invade the eastern front.
The third intersectional series
which closed yesterday, just abou.
crowned the Philadelphia Athletics
champions of the American League
and narrowed the National League
race down TO two teams-the Pi-
rates and the Cubs. Seven games
behind the league leaders, the New
York Giants are virtually out of the
race unless they show a startling re
versal of form soon.
Instead of losing ground in the
west. as many had anticipated when
they dropped three out of four
games in the first series of the trip
at Chicago, the Athletics increased
their lead over the Yankees to l012
games.
With Babe Ruth out of the game
for at least a week longer with an
injured muscle in his groin and the
pitching staff faltering. the Yam
KEGS, apparently have shot their best
bolt.
Two Pirates Hurt
The AS won u games and lost
seven in the west, completing the
trip with four straight victories
over the tough Tigers. The Yanks
won 10 and lost seven in the west,
closing with disastrous stay at
Cleveland, where they dropped three
out of five.
Fortune favors the Cubs in the
National League race as the, Pirates
viii be forced to carry on their
drive indefinitely without their two
greatest -Burleigh Grimes and
Pie Traynor.
Grimes, who has won l6 games
end lost two this season, will be out
of the game for several weeks. He
dislocated the thumb ON his right
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
ROBINS PLAYER OUT

BROOKLYN, July %. U.P)-
Glenn Wright was left behind when
the Brooklyn club left for the west
and win be operated on this week
by Dr.. Whitman for the removal of
splintered bone in the ball play
CT IS shoulder. The Brooklyn short
stop will be unable to play for the
rest Of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
BOY HIT BY SHOT

RIVERSIDE, Calf. July %. U.P)
Seriously wounded by shotgun
pellets mysteriously fired from 4
passing automobile Saturday, six
year old Charles Van Sickle was re-
ported improved and out of danger
today. Police last night were with
out clue as to identity of the as
sailan+S
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22

affai.. was to 6. The second clash
ended 9 to s.
Nos games are scheduled for to-
day, the teams travelling. Tomor-
row Oakland plays at San Fran
cisco, the Missions at Portland,
Sacramento at Los Angeles and
Hollywood at. Seattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Boston "A, st. Louis 2-3.
Brooklyn 3, Chicago l.
Cincinnati s, Philadelphia ).
Pittsburgh ). New York ).
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22
Gilbert And Bride
off On Honeymoon

HOLLYWOOD, July o. UD-
John Gilbert and Ina Claire were
speeding east today on honey
moon tour which will last three
months and will carry them through
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22

Land in the game against the Giants
Saturday Traynor, the clnb 5 lead
ing hitter, also is out of the lineup
with injuries.
During the eastern invasion just
closed the Pirates set the pace. win
ming Il out of l5 games. The Cubs
won | 1 out of 81. The Giants were
able to win only 10 out of Is games.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-22

Europe.
The pair left here yesterday on
T. a. T. plane. They expect TO
sail Friday for Europe. They were
married two months ago in Las
Vegas, Nevada, but the honeymoon
was postponed because both were
working in pictures.