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New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Cowboy Convict Held For Police As Train BandiNi Who Derailed 2
 Eng'ne; and Robbed Passengers
Tom Vernon. Once d L0co- motive Fireman. Gave .dcacc of Skill ia Re moving Rails of Track.

TaWncr, Okla. Dee. 2 (R-Tor. Nernon 1" year clI crsjWhile CON- boy, rcdeo rider aud fireman. and iiAe times a convict, awaited in Jail here today the outcome of cf- forts of Wyoming and California to claim him for Interrogation about the WreckinS and roDbing Of two passenger trains.
 Officers from both states declared that passengers of the Portland Limited of the Union Pacific de railcd and robbed near Cheyenne. Wyo.. last Monday night, and of the P"qi,ic Coast Limited of the Southern Pacific railroad. sjmilqrly drrailcd and piuud"rrd near SauguS. caI.. November 10. had idoniiil~d Nrrnun's photographs as those of tn" mun who, single handed lined them up, jH accord with early west "rn traditions, and took their money.
 WI fb'NhN~ oIl'N
 Approximately $to" was reported taken in California and s9%9 in Wyoming. The engineer Of th" Pa cihc Coast Limited. bound from .ot Angeles 10 Portland Orc. was scalded so severely when his train was wrecked that at first it was feared he might die. He still is confined 10 q hospital. No persons We're injured dangerously.
 r was Thomas ]. Higgins deputy sheriff of Los Angeles. who picked Ep Nernon's trail. Higgins had known Vernon for nearly a decade. during which Vernon was in and ont of California pentcniary at Folsom, Higgins said. for larceny and other fclonjcs." Vernon had been committed five times to pcni- tcntiaries in Pennsylvania. Ohio. and California. Higgins said.
 "NcrnOn used to be q locomotive fireman" said Higgins.
 "IIc fired an engine in the Fol som ponitcntiary. His railroad cX- pcricncr might aCcount for the skill with which the rails on both rail roads were loosoner enough to stop the trains without killing the pas sengcrs.
 q submitted his pictures 10 pas scngcrs of the train. who immcdi- ately recognized Vernon.
 'I traced him to Los Angeles and then to Denver. From there l learned he had gone 10 Cheyenne. and hurricI after him. I arrived thcr" after the Union Pacific train had been dcrailCd and it's passen- gers robbed. was too late: Followed Man to Denver "FrCm Cheyenne. learned, Yer non had gone 10 Denver. and l hUr . ricd 10 Denver only to miss him. Later learned that he had come from Denver 10 Oklahoma. l got tho tip from girls notc.' Vernon offered no resistance 10 arrest. When Jones showed him 1 the telegram which said he was wanted in Cheyenne, he declared only. There is some mistake"
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
REMINGTON GRANGE
 PLANS BUSY TIME
Two Visits and Christmas Party
 Within Next Fortnight
l-nc-LaL tn tNn nnra,d1

N""nlGlom Dee, -Newinglou Grange has accepted an invitation 10 tah" part in ''Neighbors' Night and furnish two numbers tor Union Gran@" in Souhiu@tou on Dccctn- n"r and to also furnish one mum b'r for Mcrid'u Grange on Friday evening, December 1S. Christians exercises will be held it Grange nah Tuesday night. De '"nb,r I1. and will ha in cnar,r oi Mrs. Clara Houucurn.
 Notes
 Harry Erwin of New Britain h7. '&s"d his residence in NcWin@tou "l Main street and New Britain ay,- nuc 10 Mr. and Mrs. Houston of Hartford.
 Mrs. Henry Nytault and daughtrr Beatrice have been spending tine past Wee" with Mrs NctauIts sis ter in New York city. fhc Young Peoples Dranlat.. club will meet tomorrow eNenin. if x o'clock.
 fine Ladies' Aid society will holI a Christmas meeting Wednesdav afternoon at 2:@p o'clock. Mrs. Mmincd Joacpnaon will give q. reading Members are rcquvste.I 10 bring in their calendars at tbi,; meeting or not later than Decem- "rr l5. The annual meeting oftb. society will be held Wednesday. De. Ccnbvr IS.
 A whist and brIJen partv unJ,.. the auspices Of the ladies' auXiIiar.' ot NvWington Grange win be hell at the loH1r Of Mrs. Vincent Eddy, t-Im llill. on Thursday afternoon. \ son h@s been born to Mr. and Yrs, Kent S;oddnrd of NewinGtoa Junction.
 Two CIa~s Fires
 Company No or the NcwmgIon Volunteer lire department. locatcI @t Elm Eill. was called out to Il Sfays fire yesterday morning nc,r 'Emlirld's crossing on Robbins ayr- UHr.
 Company No. ,, located at Ncw- ln.lon Junction. responded to It., Gl&t fire yesterday afternoon when it was called to rAtinyuish graa, fire near Kent %oGdards farm. No damage was done.
 To Present Play
 ''Ta" Eroadcast"r. two-a"t play. will be presented by the sun. day school board on Fridty evening. December l&. in the Con-rc-ationql parish housr.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

con request. sent wtD stamped. at dressed elIN eloPe. Mi ilpley will furnish proof Of anything drWrted ny ntm).
 tIieg. U. $ Fat. OnD
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
II\ITIi.N LEADER D!,.iD

Paris. be. . LT-. Dr. Eosal 0 BoDo, one-tim" proNi iouaI prc4j- den; end revolutionary leader iii Haiti, died today at the age of 5G.
 Dr. Bobo was sta! ing at the hor," oi his brother. licnri Laraqre. councillor at the Hait,vn legation
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
JAMES LOGAN DEAD

Worcester, Mass. Dee. ? Up- James Logan. former Worcester mayor and vice president of the sn;tcd States Envelope company, died at his home yesterday in his 18th year.
 The cN-mayOr had been q leader Cf the local republican party for Jany years and had served as mayor rrom 1908 to 1911.
 His wife. Mrs. Ami" Johnson Logan. died two months ago. II" isayas q son, Donald E Logan. president of the Logan Drinking Cup company. %nd two daughters, Mrs. Euth T. HosWorth and Miss Alice Isn2n,
 Kissing has been banned in Russia hv the soviet government and even postal packages contain warning against this habit.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02

''Ta" Eroadcaat"r." a tWo-a"t play, will bc presented by the Sun. day school board on T'r,day evening. December I%. in the Congregational parish hou@r
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Business Manager of Byrd Party Found Working On Omaha Paper;
 Faxed Suicide to Obtain Rest

and then returned to New York, the suicide hoax and disappearance following shortly aiterward.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-02
Richard Gale Brophy Dis covered When News Editor Finds Him Pho- tographed With Famous Explorer.

Omaha. Nrb. Dee. , ,E-IIchard Gale Trophy. business manager for the Byrd Antarctic expedition. who r"s, ,sn"d suddenly in New Zealand last spring and later disappeared rom New York leaving suicide note, has been found alive, working on the copy desk Of the Omaha E,r-NcWs.
 The Hoo-Nows said in a copy ri2htcd story today that Erophy's identity was learned from photo- graph showing him with Com mand"r 2yrd. Erophy who had norn working here as "r Manning Nitchcih" admitted his identity and left at one" for New York. saying h" intended to strajSht,n out his affairs thrrv
 Lcft Note for Wife
 Trophy disappeared from Now York last August. leaving a note 10 his wife which said he was going 10 Con@y Island and walk into the waves until they cover me and then I will be no more" New York police after an invest eation said they doubted that Trophy had killed himself Nothing was heard ot him until the news editor of the Iiec-NcWs made the discovery ycs- terday that Hrophy and "Mitchclr' "gro tin" same man.
 'I only waited 10 rest" Bropny explained. My nerves were shat terrell was tired. diatraught. un- able 10 lind relief from that pres sure that seemed to hem mo in.
 'I have found rest in Omaha. bur | am going back to New York and >jruishteu out my tangled afrairs. | must begin where left oil that day al Concy Island"
 Brophy said he "bummcd" his W"N to Omaha. He started work for tho Ecc-Ncws September e5. Ii was tH" news that Comm&udrr Byrd had flown over the south Pole and returned successfully To his ltas" that resulted in "MitcaoII's" identification #s Trophy. Tho News editor, seeking pictures Of the r\- plor"r came upon one showing Eyr,I and Trophy. The rreomhlancr h"- tween l}ropny and "AIitchcIr was sc "pD"r nt that the editor confronted "M'trhrll' with tho picture anl "AIitchoIl' admitted his identity.
 Trophy Was second in commdn, ot th" Byrd expedition at the tim, ct his sudden and mc'. .pIainyd rr..i@ nation. IIr was in charGn of th, Byrd supply s1in. Ei"anor Eolliu. The ship turned back after %ctiine 'o0 miles ou1. ic" tormGiiou pre- v'n;'"% it's tu"thcr movement ahead He returned to Duncdin. x. X.. auG resigned.
 Ordered to Take Ret
 At Hnn"din. Erophy was arrested uS il puhhC nuisance and a court gave him his choice between enter ing q suntarium or returning to tho United States. He took the latter alternative. but o0 arrivcl in New Norll he voluntarily submitted to q mental test at Bellevue. He was declared sane. but ordered to take a rest On the advice Of Commander Eyrd'S New York representatives ! Grophy spent six weeks in Canady
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
City News Notes

Miss Eleanor Carpenter has been spending her vacation at Lake George, N. Y.
 Edward j. MeKenna of Lawrence, Mass, spent the weekend with rela- tives in Putnam.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Jordan of Church street have returned from a visit with relatives in Woonsocket
 Mrs Bertha stoekdale and son Will liam of Farrows street are visiting in Halifax, Nova Scotia, this week
 Mrs. Betty Macdonald of New Rochelle. N. r., is visiting with her father, Alex Aitchison, Green street,
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Horowitx and Mir and Mrs. II. Horowitz of Grand View motored to Ocean Beach, New Lon. don, Sunday.
 Mrs. Mary Young of South Main street returned Sunday from her va cation, visiting friends in Dedhan and Worcester.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Burton and MT and Mrs. F. F. Woodis of Walnut street. have returned to their homes after spending a few days in Port land, Maine.
 Isadore Lemanovitz, Bridge street motored to Crystal Lake, Eastford' Sunday to spend the day.
 Eben Daniels of Webster was m Putnam Monday.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
PUTNAM PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Carpenter were visitors in Hartford last Tuesday.
 Mrs. John w. Gahan of Green street spent Tuesday in Boston.
 Mrs. Joseph Larrow of Bsllouvills spent the weekend with Mrs. Fred Wells of Park street.
 Miss Esteile Tripp of Killingly ave. nue was a visitor at Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Carpenters last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Faguette and Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Charbonneau spent Saturday in Webster.
 Gilbert Perry of Worcester |, spending part of his vacation at his home on Providence street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hiram ostley. Loui. Gareau, and Mrs. Ernest Bousquet Sr.. spent Sunday at Sandy Point, k. l.
 Mrs. Mary E. Moss of South Main street and son Earl of Hartford are visiting relatives in Utica, N. Y., this week.
 Mrs. Elliot. Mrs. Perry. and Mis-. Myrtle Paine of Worcester were call CTS at Mir and Mrs. E. J. Carpenter's Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Carpenter. en. tertained Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Bliv. en and son of Portland enc day last week.
 Robert Rawley and Miss Julia Raw. ley of Providence were weekend guests of friends in Putnam, their former home.
 Mrs. George Grinsell and Mrs. Harvey Grinsell and son Harvey re- turned home Friday after spending a week in New London.
 Miss Carolyn Harrington who i, taking nurse training at hospital in New York City, has been spending a vacation at her home here.
 Frank Nj. Bennett of Mansfield Ohio. is visiting his mother and sis. ter, Mrs. M. W. Bennett and Miss Grace l. Bennett of Bellevue street.
 Mir. nd Mrs. Joseph charbonneas and daughter Juliette. and Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Dubois spent Sunday iT Hartford with Mir. and Mrs. Josepl Marion.
 Miss Maud Adams and Miss Gerald inc Page have returned from a two weeks vacation. having visited friend: in Newport, k. l., New London and Long Island.
 D. B. Gilbert, Miss Helen O. Morse Miss Dorothy L. Morse and Miss Mil. dred Torrey are taking a weeks mo, tor trip into Maine, New Hampshire Vermont and Canada.
 Henry Hurdman, accompanied by John Fern and Ray Cotton and hi. daughter Frances. notored Co Middle. boro, Mass, last Sunday visiting Fred A. Wright and family. They are life long friends of Mir. Hurdman. who formerly lived in Middleboro before coming to Putnam.
 Robert W. Bulger. Farrows street was host to a gathering of several friends in honor of his 18th birthday Among those present were Misses Doris Smith, Winifred Lepiere, Mar garet Lepiere, Margaret Lannin Laurette Gildard, Edwin Spellacy Malcolm Tourtellotte, Edwin Ciehow' ski and Bernard Bulger.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
Mis-. Rita Magnan of Battey street,

Miss Rita Magnan of Battey street, was a recent Webster visitor.
 Edward keefe of New Haven spent the weekend with his parents.
 Harvey Marcy of Mechanics street, motored to Southbridge Sunday.
 Samuel Reniek of Main street, vis- tied friends in New Haven recently.
 Miss Sadie Zaltas of Fremont street motored to Norwich on Sun day.
 Miss Gladys Shsylor of Grove street was in Providence one day last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Simon Wicker of Bridge street were recent Worcester visitors.
 James Hall of Hartford spent the weekend at his home on Putnam Heights.
 Gordon Caffrey of Providence spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. A. Caffrey.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Dumas of Lyon street motored to Stafford Springs, recently.
 Miss Mary Ryan of Railroad street has returned from a visit with rela- tives in Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Simon kaminsky and family of Pleasant street, motored to Worcester Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James P. Ryan of Church street spent the weekend at Atlantic Beach, R. 1.
 Edward Cloutier of Van den Noort street has been a patient at the Day Kimball Hospital.
 Rueben Rosenwald of Worcester spent the weekend with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Rosenwald of Main street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Yaroek, son Isadore and daughters Gertrude and May of Providence street motored to Worcester Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eben Holden were in Danbury, Conn.,, spending the week end with Mir. and Mrs. 4. A. Cross, formerly of this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Simon and son Israel, and Mir. and Mrs Samuel An tRnhAt dA Nl oNNtAA eAiNtis ItNAOAtl " Worcester Thursday.
 ]. Lemanovitz of Bridge street, who for the past five weeks, has been a patient at the Day Kimball Hos pital. returned to his home Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Montville and daughter Jeannette of Church street have returned from a two weeks visit with relatives and friends in Canada.
 Mir. and Mrs. Simon kaminsky and family of Pleasant street motored to Point Breeze, Webster Lake, Sunday to spend the day as the guests of rel atives.
 Mrs. James Aframc, who has been spending several weeks as the guest of her daughter and husband in Roches- ter, N. Y., returned to her home on South Main street, Thursday.
 Lieutenants James F. English and Martin B. Robertson of Fort Adams, Newport. K. l.. have completed their two weeks camping period there, and are now at their homes in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Calvin killian, daugh. ter Miss Ruth. and Mir. Killian's mother, Mrs. Thomas Killian of Elm vile returned on Sunday from a motor trip to Atlantic City and Washington.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22

Pep" Cagne of Westerly spen, Sunday in Putnam.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph vandale spen, Friday in Providence.
 Adolphus Montigny spent Satur. day afternoon in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Case of Wor- cester were in Putnam on Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. silas Wheeloek came from Atlantic Beach to Putnam on Tuesday.
 Miss Gertrude Warner left Friday for Nova Scotia for several weeks vacation.
 Emile Lajeunesse was a visitor in Hartford Sunday, the guest of his son and family.
 Robert and Philip Wheaton have returned from stay at Camp Eaton New Hampshire.
 Miss Edith Goyette. employed in the office of Attorney l, II. Miron, i, having her annual vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Alderman oI South Main street are entertaining relatives from New York City.
 Miss Fanny kellar of Worcester spent Tuesday at the home of Mrs Albin Johnson on Maple street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan Dursnd and Mrs Y. r. Perrin, and Albert Miller mo- tored to Pawtucket on Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Franklin MaeLean of Webster visited Sunday with the family of Jack Bell on Fremont street.
 Rev. '. 4. Fuller preached at Pom fret on Sunday morning. and con- ducted services in Quadie in the af- terncon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard H. Mellor, Jr.. and children, Betty Mae and Bobby, spent Saturday and Sunday in Mattapoisett with relatives.
 Miss Lois Ransome and Mr. and Mrs. C. F.. Ransome motored from Stamford to spend the weekend in Pomfret, where Mir. Ransome is build ing
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ledger and party returned Sunday from a visit Co Canada and northern New York state, where they have been touring for a week.
 Mrs. Kenneth C. Sharpe and son have returned to their home on Will kinson street following a visit at the home of Mrs. Sharpe's parents in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Ballard and son of Winthrop, Mass, are guests of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Richard Carpenter and Mir. and Mrs. Newton Ballard.
 Charles T. Thayer and Walter A. Wheaton were elected delegates to the Fireman's Annual Convention in Hartford last week, and spent Friday and Saturday there.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard MelIor, Jr., and MT. and Mrs. Ogden motored to New Bedford for soccer game and later left for Mattapoisett where they spent the weekend win relatives.
 On Sunday, J. Frazier Snyder, of Wheaton, Ill., visited with his cousins. the Wheaton family. MT. Snyder is manager of the Cuneo Press of Chi cago, which prints Good Housekeep- ing, Cosmopolitan and the Delineator.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22

Miss Etkel Jackson of Park street was a Providence visitor Sunday.
 Mayor and Mrs. Charles Richards of Main street entertained Providence relatives last week.
 Rudolph Warren of Main street. spent the weekend as the guest of his parents in Southbridge.
 Miss Elizabeth Barrett. daughter of Mir and Mrs. Walter Barrett of South Manchester, b visiting Mir. and Mrs. Lewis II. Williams of Wood stock avenue.
 Wilbur Slye has returned to his home in Stafford Springs after a sev- eral weeks visit with his uncle and aunt, Mir and Mrs. Edwin L. Wood of Putnam Heights.
 Mrs. Wallace Whitney. for many years employed in the Byrne Go. store leaves soon for Brooklyn, N. Yn where she will make her home with her sisters.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
'' 's ::S:::: : WIFE The Bugbee Corporation "-%

Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Kent motored to Alton Bay, N. H., yesterday for two weeks stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Lamondy mo- tored from Lorraine, Ohio, and are spending a few days with Edward Lamondy and family of Walnut street
 Mir. and Mrs. L. Thomas Jones of Main street are entertaining Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. Harold Covill, and Mir. Covill and their two children from Medford Hillside, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22

 The Putnam Patriot Ia On Ssis Thursday Afternc sns at the Following Plaeess Putnam News Co.,, Union St Donahue's Store, Main St. United Cigar Store, Front St. The Maheu Variety Store, Prov idence Street. V. Troupalos, Fruit and Confec. tionery Store, Providence Si. Thursday Evening It May Be ob tained At The Thompson Post Office. Arsene Frappier's Barber Shoy North Grosvenordale. Grosvenordale Post Office. Douville's Store. No. Grosveno' dale.
 M. J. Kenney. Mechanicsvills O'Neils Drug Store, Dayvills. Dowe's, Danie.son. Pomfret Post Office.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
Salvation Army

Captain and Mrs. c. Anderson in
 charge At II a. m. Holiness meeting; i2 n., Sunday School; 6.15 p. m. Salva. ton meeting. Week nights, Wednesday and Fri fay at 8 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend hese meetings.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
In the Churches
Congregational Church Notes Rev. James r. English Minister SunhnN- Anrnsf 2hih

ouUUHNf AUNUHt -UtHs
 l0.45 a. m. The service of wpr- ship. Mir English will be the preach CT. The music will be as follows: Pre- lude, Grand Aria" Demarest, Mrs. Nelson Lown, pianist, Kenneth c. Sharpe, organist. Offertory, "Dialog from Symphonic Piece" Clokey, piano and organ. Anthem. 70 Send Out Thy Light" Macdougall; re- sponse, Rest Holy Child" Schneck- CT. The anthem and response will be sung hy ladies trio consisting of Mrs. Charles M. Letters. Mrs. Emil J. Benoit and Mrs. Ehen W. Holden.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22

A. Nj. F. Zion Mission Notes
 69 Railroad street Rev. Zoe A. Walters, Pastor. 130 Church School. 730 Evening worship. Subject of evening worsh.p, Train lg a Child Religiously."
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22

St. Mary's Church Notes Rev. Ulderie o. Bellerose. pastor. Rev. Ernest ). Boileau, Rev. Joseph ,asey, curates.
 Masses are celebrated on Sundays he following hours: ' o'clock, s O. lock, 9.1b o'clock and i0.s0 o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22
st. Philip's Church Notes, (Episcopal)

Rev. E. ?. Wright, Rector. Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity Seryiccs:
 500 a. m. Holy communion. 10.30 a. m. Morning prayer and ser mon.
Putnam patriot., 1929-08-22

Entered as Second Class Matter at the Postofliee at Putnam, Conn, ae- eording to the Act of Congress. Single Copies Five Cents
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-19
Local Goodrich Dealer Makes
Plans for Great Public Reception
Big Trade-Tn Sale to Feature Fleets Arrival

It's coming! The famous Silver
Fleet
l. shining silver cars 10
crack pilots g.. headed across the
continent on me most dramatic
demonstration run the Nation has
ever seen.
Looking not for good roads, but
for bad ones. Finding not the
easiest way. but the hardest, long
est. toughest.
Since January they have trav-
eled thousands Of miles. Meeting
every kind of obstacle every
road and weather condition the
country knows. Ice and snow in
New York. Rain and mud in
Georgia. Sand in Florida. Piling
mile on mile in this great demon
Stration run to prove to YOU the
sturdy, wearing quality Of Good
rich Tires.
And they're coming here.
To celebrate the visit of the
Silver Fleet we're going to offer
handsome trade-in 'allowancesto
all local car owners. Bring in your
old tires-they'r worth real money
during this special sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-19

ten ard T-atl hurst each getting
one, but the Giants finally won out
II to 9,
The St. Louis Browns made it
three straight over the Chicagc
White Sox, winning 4 to l. Lot
Blue hit a homer ana double tc
lead the American league hitters.
Fifteen hits, with Lewis FOnseca
leading the attack, gave the Cleve.
land Indians another victory oven
the Detroit Tigers, 8 to 4.
Jess Haines held the Cincinnati
Reds safe in the pinches and the
st. Louis Cardinals won, , to l.
Hard hitting by the Chicago
Cubs carried them to victory over
the Pittsburgh Pirates, Sheriff
Blage allowing only four hits.
The Brooklyn Robins made three
homers at Boston, but tossed off
the opening game of the season tc
the Braves by the score of l3 to l2
Five pitchers failed to check tht
Boston attack.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-19

establish j:st ~r:ch = tha hstraz
man
The semi-windup this week should
be a lng-dong affair with Johnny
Garouco ard Wellington O'Connol
tongling Both ale falr tagger:
with either hand and one or the
other IS dus 10 visit the canvas.
In the special that speedy Negro
lightweight Homer Gaines gets (
shot Mt Tommy Luna the Holtvill'
Filipino. Homer is sacrificing some
of his speed to acquire q punch and
shouid make Luna step faster Il
escape punishment.
The curtain raiser is return
match between De La Fuente and
Pilino Kilat. Their last battle was
2 wild swing affair that had the
customers standing ON theil
seats
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-19
Daily Log OF
'Buni0n Derby

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April ~.
UP)-With Pete Gavuzzi, England,
still in the lead in elapsed time e.
c. Pyle's anscontinental racers
left here today for Brazil, 43 miles
distant.
The three favorites continued to
lead the field by again finishing in
order here.
John Salo, Passaic, N. j., won
yesterdays lap.
The elapsed time leaders:
Pete Gavua2i, England, l23:37:'
II.
Ed Gardner, Seattle, Wash,
l25:05:26
John Salo, Passaic, N. j., 1919.
5j:27.
Giusto TIMEX, Italy, 135:57;31.
sam Richman, New York, l3S:-
0G:JO.