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The Washington times., 1929-11-01

WHEN
KICKING
with the wind
behind him
Miller gets the
ball plenty
high and far,
but against
it keeps the
ball low to get
all the roll
possible follow
that kind of
a kick. If his
performance
in the V. NJ. |.
game was no
flash in the
pan he ought
to average at
least so yards
a game with
MS punLS III
the remaining
games on the
Maryland
schedule
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
MANCILLAS TO
PROVIDE TONY
With BATTLE.

With Joe Mancillas, Mexican
junior lightweight champions de-
Tending his title against Ton;
Hsca!antc, popular challenger, the
fights at Calex.co Friday nigh
probably viii prove to be a group
II very popular contests and vii,
be wc1 attended.
Those who are prone to think thar
Tony is "set up fighter "re
doomed to be d:s.llusioncd this time
for he is certainly meeting his
weight IN Wild cat. Maucillas mas
every thing that a champion ought
TO have and is It real match TOR an.|
nan at his weight. Both men are in
2 courss Of intensity" training aud
VIII be II good fighting trim.
Another fight Oh the bill will BE
Charlie Rivers Of LIS Angeles who
has Won his last two fight. b. knock
cuts ard who VII r,cpt Kid Esau
Of Pasadena. divers looks good.
Pilir5 KiIat Of FL Centre viii
meet Rcd Rodriguez Of CaIeXico in
-four round boat. Kilat looks byst.
Two eomc's ~i!l stage the opener
for the evening. They are Morris
Maghauoy Of Brawlpy and Santiago
Atadero cf RI Centre. These Iad5
pFo&.iae - put up a good battle.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
RARBUTI SEEKS
SHOWDOWN IN
A. A. j. FIGHT
Star Athlete Is Ready
To Do Battle With
Leaders.
BY GEORGE KIRhsEY

NEW YORK, March 1.-Sho%
down was expected today in the
Wrmglc between Ray Barbuti
Olympic 400 metre champion. and
the y. \. [.
Rarbuti, who was suspended lass
Thursday fer alleged uaeompl>leH.
tary rcmarks about the A. \. !.
and its policies, win appear before
the registration committee Iatc 10
day, seeking complete reinstatement
and cNuncration.
Easing his case on the fact that
nowhere in tn \. y 1. hmlle5s
is rLlc wherein @u athlete may b.
suspended for verbal comment on
amy subject, habuti wiIl strive 10
have his name cleared Of all char@ Is
! fer which he was st down
Barhu'i raiHtqins that the \. \.
|. $ acti.a has injured his insurance
business and he wants tl,am to SET
him right. H. however, is seeking
10 financial reimbursement.
Among tie remarks attributed -
Earhu'i, re las denied making two
of the Gl"s. .Ce, &a:sh Lad L.l
saying:
"l'm through with sac garg %
foufflushcrs forever
- and atEor athletes Islc bae,
Inning the pocl is of .bc A. \. I.
and IFS affiliated clals for years
However. IT, ioar American tr..eE
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
Narcotic Probe
Due Tomorrow
ny United Press Lenxca Wire

-''> - -
Los ANGELES. March :. - TIL"
federal grand jury Investigation into
Tie narcotic situation in southern
California, in which the name Of
Am: Hlb.na. film scar, has been
m"ntiorad frequently, VIII b. con
tinued here tomorrow,
Mrs. Theresa babcns, mother Of
the actress, and Or. J. /. Citron,
phys can, both Wyre questioned yes
tcrday concerning the manner in
which Miss Rubens received NOR
Phiuc, constant uHy Of which almost
caused her death.
Miss Eubcns now is at the state
narcotic farm at Spadra.
The jury will not 60 into the mar
c,t;c traffic today but viii hear
more witnesses tomorrow.
Increase in numb r, and quality
in TURKEY f'ochs arowj Nerring1on.
Nevada. is planned IS q result Of the
success Of the turkey w2ri;eting pool
this winter
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
PAGE THREE

ing world 8 swimming records:
800 yards record from minutes.
? 80 seconds to 6:3j
600 yards record from J minutes,
lJ 20 seconds to 1913 10.
800 yards record from 9 minutes,
- % seconds to 9:4j Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

winner at Amsterdam admits h"
said that certain athletes received
morc than tl.ir expenses and that
This i, known "'to a certain a. A..
L. offirial'
White Barhul says he does no,
care to get any athletes in troatle,
Joic Ray, who is no longer under
the jurisdiction Of the A. \. L las
volunteered to appear before ti;r
A. 4. t. win, "aames, places, dates
and amounts
Paago Nurmi's ree' also M.
come before the committee today.
Tie Finn, Who IS undrr suspension
fer failure 80 run ia the national
championships, is an@ious % start
running again.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
Babe Ruth Picks :
Yanks And Cubs
ny United Press Leased Wire

ST. PETERS3URG, Fla, March
T. Babe Ruth predicted today to
the Cnitcd Press that the Sew
York Yani.cas and Chicago Cubs
would win the 1920 major league
pruuaut races.
The home run king rc!egated the
81. Louis Cardinals, 1928 National
Lcagu, champions. to fourth place
in his pick and also dropped the
Philadelphia Athletics, runncr-ups
to tn Yankees in the American
League race, to fourth place.
Ruth 5 predictions follow:
American League#-New York, St.
Louis, Detroit, Philadelphia, Wash
ingtoa, Chicago Cleveland, Bos-
ton
National Chicago, Fits,
burgh New York, ST. Louis, Cin-
c.npa'i, Brooklyn, Boston, Phiia-
4 .Ip0is.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

NEW HAVEN, Conl., .aarch T.
Ray Ruddy Of the New York Ath-
letics competing in the National
Junior A. A. L. championship meet
here last night, lowered the follow
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

Paso 10 Rivers, Texas lightweight,
made life miserable for Battling
Bolo here last night for 10 rounds
and easily took q decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

Colusa county added 1873 acres Of
almonds to its orchard acreage this
spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
Flickers From
Training Camps
BY United Press Leased Wire

u
ST PETERSBURG. Fla, March
Tom Zachary. veteran south
paw pitcher. has signed his contract,
leaving the New York Yankees
without q single holdout
BRADENTON, Fla, March d
Outfieldcr ira Flagstead Was tire
only llaycr overdue today in the
Eo&on Red SoX camp.
WINTERHAVEN, Fla. March T..
The main body OF inficlders and
outfielders was scheduled to join
I'll Phiiadelphia Phllies today.
CLEARWATER. Fla, March -
With Outf.e}der NicI. Culiop ia
camp. the only missing Brooklyn
Robins are Dazzv Vance ana Doa4
McWoCIev. holdouts. anl Jaae
blowers. Who is IL at his homo at
Cambridge, NJ.
AN.LO-,. Catalina Island, Calf,
March THE Chicago Cubs are
rapidly getting into tip top shape.
Yesterday : workout was tine hard
est thus far Of the training season
and the Cubs appeared in good CON
dition as they went through their
ra"cs. Tho VIII 60 to the mainland
tonight and Will open three gun"
series with tire Los Angeles elHa
Friday.
IHCENIX, hriz., March 7.-Wish
four lcmc runs in two days to his
egcdit, DaIc Alexander, purchased
fram Toronto, is battling with liar.
Iicilman fer thc first basa job OF
the Detroit Tisers.
PASO ROBLES, Calf, March :.
Hoping for the return OF summer
weather in place Of yesterday
coomcss, the Pittsburg Pirates pre-
garcd for their frs, practice game
today.
81. PETERsBURG, Fla, March
With George Harper, veteran
outfi"ldcr obtained from the 81
Louis Cardinals, expected to reach
here Saturday and Dr Ernie Farrell
expected 10 sign his contract, III
Boston Braves only serious holdout
is Jumping Joe nugan, veteran
third bascman bought from the
Yankees.
ORLANDO, Fla, March 7.-AH
Of the Cincinnati Reds veteran
pitchers are in camp, Adolfo Luque,
Cuban star, being the last to report.
TAMPA, Fla, March Tie
Washington Senator's inficld is far
from settled, it was indicated by
the numerous combinations Man
aecr Walter johnson is trying out
here.
AUSTIN, TEX, March 7.-The
first cyhibition game of the season
resulted in % to > victory Tor
the New York Giants over the Uni.
vcr>itr Of Texas nine here ycstpr-
day.
WEST FALM BEACH, Fla,
March 1.-Two Tulsa recruits, BON
dcro and Grimes appear to have the
inside track for the third base job
on the st; Louis Browns.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

SAE MATEO, March 7.-Arrangc-
ments have been concluded for the
san Matco Junior College to meet
the Riverside Junior College i've at
Riverside March 5 and 9 fer the
state Junior College title.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

SA% IIEGO, March 7-J9n
Ronowitz. rookie oltfieIdeg, ap-
parcn,ly suffered D., iH effects to-
day from beng .fraclt ON the jaw
b. one Of Frank Nhe'lanback 5 will
pitches in rrgular-yannigan game
Yesterday. Tie regular hit che b,a
spitball pitcher hard and defeated
tta yaaG.gans 8 TO 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
Here and There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, March 7. - Jack
Dempsey is expected here today to
confer with officials Of Madison
Square Garden relative to becoming
associated with that organization as
Il promoter.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07
So. California
Sport Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, March rus
sell Miller, late Of the PhiIlios and
clyde Barfoot, veteran hurlrr, wlt'
be on the mound for the Los Aug
clcs club in the first Of the three
game series against The Chicago
Cubs here tomorrow. Manager MaitF
Nrug planned to use his regular.
and alternate Slug Tolsou and Wat
ter Berger at first base.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

WuMINGTON, March :
Sammy jackson defeated Joe
Phicuhart in an eight round byuc
here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

The California Cherry Growers
Association met recently in San
Francisco and elected T. ". Maa
lock, Sobastopol, Souoma county
nresideMt.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

CLEARWATER Fla, Narch -
With Outfae}der Nick Culiop il
camp. the only missing Brooklyn
Robins are Dazzv Vance ana Doa4
McWcLev. ho!douta. an1 Jake
!'!4wers, who is IL At his home at
Cambridge NJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

san FRANCISCO. March -. +,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

SANTA Ana. March 7.-Jira
Croujn, young inficIder obtain d
from the Missions, has caught thc
eye cf President Thomas l.. Turner
and Manager Hiu Rodgers of the
Portland Beavers. Turner planned
to leave today for P&so HobIes to
lock over an outfieldc@ and a pitch
cr coming from the Pittsbu .
Piratos in tie Larry French deal.
SAN CLEMNNTE, Marrn =
Manager Ernie johnson, Ill with q
heavy cold, Iopod to b abln 10 g,
to bakersfield with his team fer
gamce against the Oakland cIdb
Saturday aud Sunday. Second string
teams Of both clubs will play hsrr
Saturday..
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

BRADENTON, Fla, March =
Outfieldcr ira Flagstead was til,
only llaycr overdue today in tie
Eo&or Red soX camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

WINTERHANEN, Fla. March +.
Tho main body Of infielders and
outfielders was scheduled to join
I'll Phiiadelplia Phillies today
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
Tom Zachary. veteran south
paw pitcher. has signed his contract,
leaving the New York Yankees
without q single holdout
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

MONTERREY, .darch !. = Frank
Crosetti, San Francisco Seal regular,
has been confined to local hos
pital suffering from a case OF mumps.
He viii be ON the shelf about 10
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

los ANGELES, March Stan
ley Stasjah, Polish grappler tossed
John Spellmaa twice in less than
half an hour h"rr las night, Dick
aviscourt defeated Paul Jones and
Professor fdiita threw Alex Aberg.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

PASO ROBLES, Calf, March :.
Hoping for the return OF sumaes
.cath'r in place Of yesterday :
.oolncss, the Pittsburg Pirates pre-.
5arcd for their frs, practice game
.odyy.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

lfUENIN, hriz., March 7.-Wi:h
four lcmc runs in two days to hiS
esodit, Da,o Alexander, purchased
from Toronto, is battling with lar.
lieilman fer thc first base job on
the Detroit Tigers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

ORLANDO, Fla, March All
Of the Cincinnati Reds veteran
pitchers are in camp, Adolfo Luque,
Cuban star, being the last to report.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

TAMPA, Fla, March Tie
Washington Senator's inficld is far
from settled, it was indicated by
the numerous combinations Man
a1er Walter Johnson is trying out
here.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-07

WE%T FALM BEACH, Fl:;,
March 1.-Two Tulsa recruits, bon
dcro and Grimes appear to have the
inside track for the third base job
on the st. Louis Browns.
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CAPITAL CITY LOOP
LISTS BIG BATTLES
Dixie Pigs, Leaders, to En-
gage Auths; Hartfords
Seek Series Honors.

r IGHY important games are
IL scheduled this afternoon in the
unlimited section of the Capt.
i i tai City Base Ball League with
-. all f1ve OF the teams which are
engaged in the stirring battle for the
flag listed to play.
Dixie Pigs, who are in first place by
half q game over the second-place st.
Joseph's nine. will engage Auths. who
are tied for fourth place with National
Press Building Cardinals on the east
Josephs will face Miller Aztecs on the
north Ellipse at o'clock and Press
Cards will tackle Tremonts on the
Plaza at o'clock in the other import
ant games.
In the senior section THYME Aces
and Hartfords will face on the west
Ellipse at 3 o'clock in q contest that
may decide the second half champion
ship. Hartfords are heading the race
now and q victory would assure them
second honors. Should the Aces win
Boys Club and Miller Furniture Co.
teams to win second half honors. Kauf-
mans have forfeited their scheduled
game with Montrose today and as q
result the latter has won the first half
title.
Vic's Sport Shop and Lionel teams
will meet In the final second series game
in the junior section on Monument dia-
mond No. 4 at o'clock. A victory for
Lionels will give them a tie for the
second round lead, and should they win
the teams will again battle at 3 o'clock
to determine the second half crown.
One victory for the Vic's team in the
two contests would not only give it
the second round honors but the league
championship.
Georgetown insect loop leaders and
Gallagher teams will battle at IL O'Clock
on Monument diamond No. 3, and the
former is expected to defeat the lat
ter, which is in last place, and thereby
increase its lead. Sam Vests yester-
day triumphed over Easterns, 6 to 5,
to draw up to within narrow margin
of Georgetown. The leaders hold less
than half a game margin over the
Vests, who stand second. Corinthians
drubbed Lionels, II to S, in another
insect section game.
Today's Capital City League schedule:
Auths VS.. Dixie Pigs, East Ellipse, 3
HStscs VS.. Josephs, North EIiipse, 3
TFemonts VS.. Press Cards. Plaza, .
vs. 9o:t p ovsr da SsSsk
Browns Corner VS.. brentwood Hawks, No.
" ''0'A' SENIOR.
THYME Aces vs.. Hartfords, West Ellipse,
os y5s Sport Shop vs., flonsls' NO. q /
N'' INSECT.
qeergetown VS.. Gallaghers, No. ., IL
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hand Hl Promise Trouble for Cubs Series Simmons Opines
Along the Water Front
BY Carol Klotzbach
FrER viewing the Labor day

FTER viewing the Labor day
~ turnout Of our local "boatiacs"
"A we are inclined to believe that
a the Indians who gave the old
Potomac its name were far
seeing people. In this instance the
appropriateness la positively psychic, the
accepted nearing of the name Icing
"they are coming by water" or drawing
near in canoes"
Be as it may, the river had q full
share Of vacationists and every cove and
creek had its occupants. The Capitol
and Corinthian boys mostly congre-
gated in Gunston, while Mattawoman
was the scene of much activity on the
part Of the washington Yacht Club.
At any time during the day no fewer
than o round dozen boats could be seen
under way bound UP and down, and the
favoring southerly breeze brought many
sailing workboats to the scene, bound
up for the markets with their loads of
melons, potatoes, cordwood and fish.
And the presence Of a great three
masted schooner under full sail was O
rare treat, many Of the yachtmen run
ming of their courses to pass close
aboard and photograph her as she
passed wing and wing on her way up
river.
Those who. delayed their return to
the city were thrilled by the sight Of
the great transport u. 8. 3. Henderson
in from Nicaragua with the 18th Regi-
nent Of Marines for Quantico. As she
came abreast of the dock O 13-gun
salute was fred, then the ships band
and post band began an interchange
of greeting airs while the ship was
being turned into the dock. Her COM
mander did an excellent Job Of seaman
ship in placing her gently alongside
without the assistance Of the tug Chop
tank, which stood by in readiness. Then
came the rush Of tropic -bronzed
Leathernecks (they frequently style
themselves "Gyrenes") and the greet
ings Of old shipmates. mothers, wives
and sweethearts and large talk Of ex-
PLOTS and adventures in "Nikky," as
the boys have It. The Henderson will
be in at Quantico until September IL,
when she sails for the West Coast.
While rimmaging around for the
meaning Of the name Potomac many
others came to light which may be
interesting, being names familiar to all
who frequent the river. Quantico
Though you could never convince q
Marine) means dancing" or place Of
frolicking." and occoquan means "a
hook" Pamunky, the creek favored
by bass fishermen, stands for Sweat
house" or place where We sweated'
and we expect some Of these fishermen
to comment that bass in the olden days
were evidently as well educated as now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08
BARTHOLOMEW BEST
AT TRAPS AFTER TIE

President Bartholomew of Washing
ton Gun Club showed the way to the
field in the weekly club shoot yesterday
at Benning. After he had tied with
DR.. Monroe and DR.. Parsons with As
hits out Of SO, Bartholomew won the
shoot-off.
. In the added target handicap Thaw
was the winner with q gross score of
50. Bartholomew, DR.. Parsons and
Shelton were second with SO apiece.
Legs on the six months trophy were
won by Shelton and Morgan In the
first event, each with "a. Shelton also
counted another "a to win the second
event. In the doubles Bartholomew
was high with "a out of "a.
Because several club members were
in Atlantic City at the annual Westy
Hogan tournament comparatively few
took part in yesterdays shoot here.