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stable to II. A. Bible, executor Of
estate or M Il. Luse. deceased, wv.
l1.67 acres lot IA. blk. 80, Capisallo
dist, $500.
Mrs. wv. "A. Jenkinson Ct vir- 20
Nick Doffing, .. Ia lot ], blk %,
Alamo tract, $40 etc.
Frank Although ct ux TO Olive M.
Adams. Z. Ia blk lat, Hill Hal
bert tract. $4,000.
e. K. Potts to Minnie Lowe. .. 10
acres OF ~ 40 IA acres lot 2. blk.
81. In Donna pat. $40 etc
nj. "A. Vela to Telesfora Casanova,
3 acres undivided interest in 800
acres In San Salvador del Tule gt-
bounded on .. by 2 acres owned by
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grantee as per deed from grantor
dated 6-4-28; on H. 10y 20. Pacific
r. T.. $50.
z. K. Potts to Minnie Lowe and
VIM. James Powe. nv. 10 Ia acres lot
2, blk. "a. In Donna plat, $40, etc.
J.. G. Engleman, Jr.. to Marion
Sterling, west one-half Of west one
half lot l6. blk 3D.. except Canal
R-W. aong south Line Mo. Tex.
subd., $6S37.50.
J. 4. Scott ct In to u. III. Scott. lot
8. hloc5 =. Bryan az Younger Subd.
OF blocks / and q. Holenbeck subd
Of lot is, northeast Ia, sec 8, Hi
dago Canal, $3.50.
"A. G. Statham et Tx To Scott %.
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O.. r. Bonehrake, N. . acres Of w
IL lot .. blk. rs. Alamo Tract
subd., $500.
H. A. Manley ct ux to q. r. and
Mabel Bonebrake. =. 10 acres LOT
81. ". OF Lateral @, por. 60 and 10,
$4,000.
Z. @. Utzman TO II. A. Bible. exc
cutor OF estate OF l.. Mr.. Luse, de-
ceased, w. 11.67 acres lot IA, blk,
80. C~apisallo dist. SO etc.
Z. q. Utzman ct al by sheriff to
III. A. Bible, executor OF estate OF
w. L. Luse. deceased. w. 1l.67 acres
lot IA. blk. 80. Capisallo dist,
$303.33.
Allan q. Hanson ct nj by con-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Co
Camarnu Counfv

FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
Edward I. Purvis to "A. Z. Pur-
Wis, lots IS and So, Palm View
addn., San Benito, 81 etc.
A. z. Purvis ct ux to Wayne G.
Miller, lots IS and So. Pam View
addn., San Benito, $40 etc.
Farm st. Bank, San Benito, to
g. w. Minson ct al. $3.50 acres in
and a part OF south part Of blk
1854, San Benito Land and Water
Co, G. de c. grant, S6,589.
A. +. Parker to Eldon j. Smith
ct ux, north 40 acres farm tract 8.
Coast Land Farms, Buena Vista
grant. $4,000.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. to 8. l..
McCready ct ux, 4. SIG acres blk.
AZ. Unit 3, Bayview Citrus Groves
subd- share 81, Esp. Santo grant,
S7.785.
Irene Mason. ind. ex. OF est. OF
Agnes A. Browne, deceased, ct viz.
to Irene Mason, lots 2 to II, blk. 90;
lots 8 and 10. blk. IL; Lotto 1. blk.
"a; lots 2. 3. 4. 5. blk. 81; lots 6 AMI
z, blk. Il; fraction lots 10 and IL.
blk. IL; all blk. 70. except lots a,
8, 10. III, ~, Paredes addn.,
Brownsville; marked exhibit II Of
subd. II; tract 4 of subd. A, contain
ing 10 acres, shares 10; an equal
Is OF tract 50, subd. d: 326 acres
tract AZ, subd. G.; an equal undiv.
is int. In S. 545 acre tract AZ, subc.
q: an equal is undiv. int. lots 4,
s., 6. blk. 43. Brownsville; an equal
undiv. is int. lots / to 6, blk. %,
Paredes addn.; lots z, blk. 8, Pare
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bankers et ux lot I'm and nv. la loh
22. ClOSnHr addition tu Edlnburwp
SO, etc.
r. !. Mann et INK TO WIN. III. Mc~
Pherson et uK. 1913 acres, ice lAu
Sec. 237 Tex Mex. &1, etc.
Nick Doffing Co. to Anna Dotfing.
lot 26 Ncik D0ffing subdivision, NO.
4, $40, etc
M. M. Herring ri els W u. IT.
Bushey, lot l8l, John II. Shary sub
division. SO. ETC.
j. IL. Penny, Jr., subdivision. truB-
tee to National Loan a. Inv. Co, lot
10, block "a, Queen City Annex addi-
ton to Mercedes. $500.
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des addn.: lots 8. 10, IL, II. blk. %,
Paroles addn., and faction lots 5.
8. 10. IL. IL blk. %. blk. %, Pare
des addn., Brownsville; an undiv.
is int. in fraction lot lying to
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103RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. NJ Kent, Judge
No orders.
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COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge
Suits filed: None.
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John KIeiber, Judge
No orders.
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18TH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
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Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the District Courts:
No. 1904, 4. O. Anglin VS.. w. A.
Mckinney. debt and foreclosure.
No. 8S05. In re Eamuel A. Lesser,
removal Of disabilities as q minor.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

posted in front. of each quarter
block or irregular block liable to be
assessed; and when the work is
chargcable upon a district, he shall
cause such notices to be con.
spicuously posted upon all open
streets within such district, at not
more than three hundred feet in
distance apart on each street SC
pos ed, all in the time, form anG
manner required by law; and there.
upon said Superintendent of Streets
shall cause to be filed in the office
Of the City Clerk of said City an
affidavit showing the posting Of
said notices of Improvement.
That the said work and improve.
mcnt shall be done under the pro
visions of an Act of the Legislature
of the state of California, known
and designated as the "Improvc
mcnt Act Of 1917, approved April
9TH, 1911, and all acts supplement
tary thereto or amcndatory thereof ;
aud the serial bonds herein men.
'iopcd shall be issued i'm accordance
with The provisions of the :" I'm.
proycmcnt Bond Act Of 19l5", as
aforesaid.
That the City Clerk shall certify
to the passage of this Resolution,
and sh1Il cause the same to be
published for two days in the I'm
p"rial Valley Press, Il daily news
paper published and circulated III
,aid CitH of III Centre and hereby
designated for that purpose.
That the city Council does not
lccm it advisable that the city
t}crk nail copies of the notice Of
SAID Improvement to owners or re.
putCd owners, and he is not required
20 mail the same.
Passed and adopted by the City
Council Of the Ci:y of ~ Grntro.
"alifnrnia, this 9th day of March.
1929. bv the following veto, to,wit:
Ayes, Counciimca Couch, Buckin.
r'aWcctt.
Noes. councilmcn Gian"'o cl"m
rnts.
Absent, More.
w. J. CLEM%<TS,
!'rosidcn; Of the CITY Cuon-j, - jhs
the city Of FL Centre. Calf.
state of California
County of Imperial >ss;
city Of FL Centre
|. !. G. Ncalc, City Clerk of the
city of FL Centre, Calf. do here.
by certify that the foregoing Resoll-
tion of Intention No. $50 was duly
:rd regularly passed and adopted
by the City Council of the City of
II Camtro. California, at the time
and by the vote above stated.
]. c. NEALE,
City Clerk of the City of FL Centre
CaltfCrnia. St2
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

cd q s<3Pt,se whcn oo" string
brought UP = stork BASKET filled with
gifts which were hung on the clothcs
iinr exhibiting t. wash for Mrs.
Claude Tarreuce. Small groups were
cH~a.rd IN many games. Annabcllc
CsbQuu2 gave IN appropriate rcci-
ta;.on. 3r~. Hcrmond Woods gave
. solo. THE End Of Perfect
paE,' accompanied by Mrs. Grorg"
Thompsoa Refreshments portrayed
the SturE announcement, first stork
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
g. Vogcl on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vogel d
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Tisbhouse, of 81
cXico, speut sunday evening wl
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Nogel
Mrs. Hazel Dixon spent Mond|
shopping in FL Centre.
AIry and Mrs. Artlar Vogel spd
Saturday evening with Mr.. aud Nj
Ira Trey in FL Centre.
Mrs Cathrjne Lyon returned frl
L". Angelrs much improved by \
tlratnrrts received by spcciaia
Mrs. Sadie Fishjurn entertail]
dinner en- Saturday Mrs NATL
Ritter Of Iicmct. and Mrs Cox u
Ter, of Ca.e&ico. the guests calling
the afternoon on Mrs. Angel
Courtney.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Trial
Set For March 20
Uy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, March 9. - The
trial of five police Officers, Il poll
tician, IN underworld leader and =
woman on charges Of conspirin@ t.
cause the false arrest Of City Coun-
Gilman Carl L. jacobson has b'ca
set for March 20.
All except the woman Mrs. Gales
Grimes. appeared before Superior
Judge Wood and entered pleas of not
guilty yesterday Mrs, Grimes has
been missing since the grand jury
returned indictments in the case.
Mrs. Grimes aSScrtcdly cnticcd
Councilman jacobson to the bedroom
of her home so that he could b. tax
on into cuStody Oh a morals charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
HEBER
Dress Staff Correspondcnt)

Dress Staff Correspondcnt)
IIFBER, March 9.--Hcbcr school
presented the following LongfelIow
program:
America, srhool Life Of Longfcl-
low, David Goddard; Daybrrak, first
grade; "Thc Children S Hour, see
ond and third grades; "The Arm
Chair" Amelia Felix; "Thc O'd
, Clock ON the Stairs,' Len Campbell
and s, l.. Mcbride; song. ''Stars Of
the Summer Night school; Quota
tions from Longfcllow, 9th, 7th and
Sth grades; - America the Bcauti-
iul,' school.
Mrs Fred Roberts Of CaIcNico and
Mrs. Ed Sevcrt spent Thursday win
Mrs. O. b. Warner.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harvey and son
returned recently with VI. b. Harvey
from Stockton,
Delta Mae Knapp is confined to
her home with illness again.
Mrs. NJ. II. Gavin accompanied
the members Of the Ladies' Aid 10
thc District meeting az san Diego,
Angeles to be with her son, Lynn,
who was stricken with diphtharia.
Mrs. Gavin returned on Sunday leav-
ing her SON out Of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Prestige Of
, CaIeyiro, were dinner guests Of Hr
and Mrs. Hermord Woods OF Wc&
ncsday.
The social meeting Of he Ladies'
AID was held at the Ho"c Of Mrs.
Hammond Woods en- Thursday. Re
ports were given ly thos mcmbcrs
who attended tha DiStriot tontar-
cnrc OF Ladies Aid at san D.y2o.
Rcv. Quinton p, Roy.r gave tai
on the duties Of ladies ala to b.
Of service to the pastor, - develop
the social activities OF the church,
and to strengthen the spiritual fc-
tivitics Of He church. Mrs. George
Thompson had charge Of the games
! which proved very entertaining.
There was Il box Of gifts rhat Wcrr
fiShcd for by the members. crCating
much mcrrimcut. IN honorol oue-+
was Mrs Matilda Ritter. o. ileNat,
WHO was formerly president Of this
aid fer a number Of TcalS, b@torr
moving to Hrmct. Rrfrrsmc cnts
were served by the hos;esses Mes
dams Roy Maupin and Auge)a,
Courtney. Those present We're: Nc.
DANES Coy Ritter, of CaloNiro. Eia-
ma Stcveson, Matilda Ritter. OF
/ Ienct. Floyd Willitts, Claude Tor
i renee, +. r. Chcscr. CLYDE Rodgers
! NJ. Hotter. Card Gordon, Lloyd Wa
! lace, Grady Ncelcv, of FL Centso
May Fleming, Sadio FiShburn. Earl
Maddox, Of Fl Centre, Roy Maupin
+ IIcrmond Woods, George Thompson
Q. I. Rovcr, Arthur Na2c', An%elino
Courtney and the pastor Rev. Qu.n-
ton p. Rover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cra1g hay,
moved to the Potts r1ucl
{ Members Of the He'cr Chmbr.
! of Commerce. who attended tho AS
sociatod Chambc. e. Commerce a.
/ Calipatria were Messrs Gcorg
Thompson, Patrick - john, Na
Majors aud u II. Gavin.
$. Biggs returned to lsis uo"n IL
Los Angeles on Saturday.
Charles Archibald Of Ca!r>ico, h3.
taken the ro>ition in Tho Icrrh'
Bros. store vacated by \. II. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes enter
tanned at dinner on &undav Mr.. an'
Mrs. Andy Woods, Raymond Wood
and Lame" Swan.
Robert Knapp .Ir is on a business
trip in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Richard Jones and Mrs
Robert Earl were guests OF Mrs. II
W. Edwards ON Thursday.
/ .Iames ldMardA of Los An.-l-. .
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

favors then cakes pinned in stork
napkins. Those attending were Mes
DANES st, John, AngcIiue Courtney.
Bessie Forahcy, Of II Gcntro, Hlauda
Torrcnce, clyde Rodgers, Floyd vii
lifts, f.. $. Osbourne, Lloyd Wallace.
Roy Maup;a, Pearl Aubnrg, Gladys
Hawes, Arthur Nogcl, I'd Stcvcson
Robert Knapp, sadie F'Shhrrn, Her.
mond Weeds. MAY Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim IIoicomb Were
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Bombs Explode
At Mexic,

Ruluors that the rebels were
tackins Mcxicali flew thick
fast along the border last II
whrn bombing was heard in
city.
According to reports made
morning by government offic
ttr bombing was accidental. \
.ors ~ the lying field Were ties
an engine which had been mou
On II t',ak. The engine back
aud 81 fire to small supply II
"a which were stored a nunbe
ho;aiS.
These exploded, killing one !
an, wife of th" care taker at
field. There were no other casua
the report said, nor was the
cid. the result Of any rebel AZ
ties.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09
Indian John
Up Against La

Joln Fciisho, jov.al. good
turrd Indian, WIS bc-3rc Ju
Pcrkir, in police court this ND
ing, on traffic charge. It is
serted John FORGOT to stop foll
ing Slight collision u week CT
ago, and the state ,raftir squad
sued u warrant for him John
turned over to the county offici
H. l.. Williams, clrargrd with /
s,Hcy, w&s fined 80. the fine
ing suspended on condition tllat
either leave The town or get
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

visiting lis s,l for s'v.r1l worhs b.
fore returning 10 1i. houe in cal
!ipolis, eHio.
Airs. ". IL. Edwards ha@ lad the
flu during the pas week.
Mr.. George thompson entertained
vi1h 81. I@r;ck3 p3t@ oH Friday.
TEn shamro.fs m,t.f w"s fre'Iy us'd
IN the d'eorat'oas, toac;het with
green caud,e stacks. tueoH string,
were out or tie bnIeony windows
witt fayors attached which furnish
Imperial Valley press., 1929-03-09

City of FL Centre and hereby des-
ignatcd for that, purpose.
That the City Council does not
deem it advisable that the City
Clerk mail copies Of the notice. Of
sad improvement TO owners or re.
puted owners, and he is not requir.
ed to mail the same.
Passed and adopted by the City
Council of the City of FL Centre
California, this 9th day of March
1929, by the following vote, towit
Ayes, Councilmen Clements.
Fawcctt. Couch, Buekiin, Gianola.
Noes, None.
Absent, None.
w. j. CLEMENTS,
President Of the City Council OF
the City Of FL Centre, Calf.
State of California
County of Imperial )ss:
City of FL Centre
|, j. G. Ncalc, City Clerk of the
City OF FL Centric, California. do
hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution Of Intention No. 337 was
duly and regularly passed and
adopted by the City Council of the
City Of El Centre, California, at the
time and by the vote above stated.
J. G. NEALE,
City Clerk Of the City of FL Centre
California. St2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
|PALMEz And
TIGERS ROW
Hatters Declare Challenge
Ignored; Player Rule
Storm Center

Brownsville's bitter baseball rivals
have come to the parting Of the
ways, APPARENTLY.
The Tigers have refused 10 con-
slider the challenge " the Hat
Makers for a game next Sunday. &C
cording to Fidel Loya, manager Ct
the chapeauX manufacturers. This,
Loya states, is due to the fact that
the Tigers would not CONSIDER \
players limit rule specified in the
challenge hurled out b. his n:re.
This clause required that only play
ers who had played this seas.n IN
until and including June IL be used
IN the series that virtually amounts
to a tussle fH the city champion
ship.
Tiger players and officers refute
the statement OF Loya. declaring
that they are willing and ready to
meet the Palmer Hatters Snv time.
They explain that a game already
had been signed with the Mission
30-30S for Sunday afternoon when
the challenge was received and that
they viii be without the services az
several valuable players Sunday
for various reasons.
Consequently they wished 10 c0-
tain other players 70 take the place
Of the absentees. They were snut
off from doing Sc by the player-lm!t
clause i'll the Palmer challenge, they
declare.
One Of the chief cries OF the
Palmer nine was that the Tigers were
planning to bring down Faustinn
Pumarejo 70 hurl against them. Pu-
mareio. a former professional. held
the San Benito Pentagons to one
hit last Sunday.
The Palmer nine. ripping along
better each year. has elected a new
captain. He l. Ciemente Garcia.
Clemsnte was elected at the teams
regular meeting Monday night. The
new captain has played much nall
in the Valley and Is well known. H
is q clean fielder and a timely hit
ter.
Sunday the Palmer nine Will play
a NuevO Laredo team i'm MatamorOs
at $3.50 D. m.
The Tigers will take OF the Mis-
sion 3o-30S at the Legion park mere
at the same time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
Salo Vows to Win
Back Lead Lost BY
Stomach Trouble

CLEXICO. Cal, June -. Up
Johnny Ssio, Passaic. n. J., who
dropped his lead III o. @. Pyle's
coast 70 coast bunion derby 70 Pete
Gavuzzi. be~whiskered Italian from
England, expressed determination 70
dethrone the fleet-footed Pete.
starting with the 47-mile hike "a
Jacumba. Cal. today.
Gavuzzi, apparently taking ad-
vantage Of an attack Of stomach
trouble suffered BY Salo. succeeded
Monday in passing the New Jersey
runner and gaining a lead In elaps-
ed time OF SIS minutes and As sec
onds. In yesterdays lap or $50
miles from Algodones, Mex. Gavuz-
ri and Salo finished TN "A tie for
second place with Sam Richman o.
New York. Giusto Umek Of italy
was first.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12

San Antonio Indians. were out in
front OF the Shreveport Sports by
two fun games and showing no
signs of slackrninE their pace. The
Steers defeated san Antonio yes
terday, lO-5. What had promised
20 be one al the tiEhtcst races I'M
the circuits history now threatens
w develop into a fight between
three clubs. with the o%nrlrhinE
Spudders completing the triumvir-
ate. nv taking their third straight
from the huneline Bluffs. L. 20 4.
Yesterday, Gallowsy's smuggling team
ran their victory string 40 stX
straight
Chances for the leaders to in-
crease their advantage over tho
Sports were bright TODAY. ~ they
moved into Waco for three games.
The Cubs yesterday prevented the
Sports making "A clean sweep by
winning tho final tussle. s no 9 IN
was the second victory in thirteen
starts for Del Pratt's club. The
Louisianians take on San Antonio
Indians for three days and should
find the tribe i'm a fractions mood
from the steers visit. Fort Worth
and Houston are set to fight IN CT
for the cellar position the next
three days ~ the Bayou CITY while
the rampant Spuds hope 40 con-
tinue their streak against Beau
mont.
Jimmy Walkuu. the Cats SOUTH
pay hurting staff. pulled tho AtE-
men out az their slump with an III
20 ? victory over the Exporters I'm
their series final. Walkun allowed
only five blows. while his mates
hammered Earl Hanson and Char
lie Grimm freely. Pierce contrib
uted n freak home run to the Pan
Tiers seventh inning spree. iu
which they counted eight runs.
FasterlinF lost his high flv In TIM
sun and the sphere cracked him
ON the head. The bases were cram
med at the time.
Waco refaincd fourth place I'm
the standing with its 5 wv 3 win over
Shreveport. Behind Lcfty's steady
hurting. the Cubs displayed IA ccn-
ricte reversal Of form and rescm-
bled somewhat the team that went
wild In early season. The SpoT
threatened IN tho ninth. rn
Tobin cicuted one a mile with ~
on base. but Thurman relic vel
stein and halted the rally.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
STRIBLING TO FIGHT
IN WICHITA JUNE IL

WICHITA. Kans.. June PIP
Young Stribling's first ste1 In his
fistic comeback will be a l0-round
bout in Wichita. June II, against
Babe Hunt, sturdy Oklahoma heavy
weight.
IT will be the Georgian's first
fight since he lost to Jack Sharkey
in Florida and his first appear
ance in a Kansas ring since 1925.
The bout is expected 70 draw thou
sands OF southwest boxing fans TO
Wichita's Forum.
For Hunt the fight will be n
chance to prove that his record Is
no fluke. He never has been knock
ed out and has won nearly 80
gagements in less than two years.
Hunt. who weighs about 1875,
probably will have nearly ten
pounds advantage over Striking.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
National A. A. u.
Is Standing OFF
On Simpsons 9.4

NEW YORK. June 12-Pi-Ac-
ton on George Simpsons 9 2-5 sec
ends performance for the 100 yards
will be taken at the national A. A.
U convention 1t St. Louis in No
vember and not before.
Announcement to this effect was
made yesterday by Daniel J. Fer
RS, secretary-tressurer Of the A. a.
IT,. in an effort to set at rest re-
ports that the A. A. U. had vir-
tually decided not to recognize
Simpsons new mark because start
ing blocks had been used.
Ferris pointed out that the rec
ords committee will not submit tho
new mark for consideration until
the convention and that the A. "A.
y. has, as yet. taken no stand upon
the use Of starting blocks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
JESS A CROWD
TO HIS NEW ARENA

NEW YORK. June i2-P-Jess
Mcmahon is convincing the SkepticS
that Madison Square Garden has no
monopoly on the successful SIDE or
boxing In New York.
The former matchmaker for the
late Tex Rickard has packed them
in at two cf the three shows he has
held at his new coliseum out IN the
Bronx. "A total Of $4,000 saw two
programs. The third. headlining
second raters. drew poorly.
Jess proposes to continue his
shows through the summer and fig
ures he will have the metropolitan
fan thoroughly familiar with the
location Of his arena when the fall
and winter season opens.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
Major League Leaders

Including Games OF June I'D
BY the Associated Press
National:
Batting-ODoul Phillies. .367.
Runs-Douthit. Cards. 81.
Runs batted in-Hafey. Cards. so.
Hits-FriSch. Cards. rs.
Doubles-Frisch. Cards. Is.
Triples. Frisch, Cards. 8.
Homers-Klein. Phillies; HaIey.
Cards. IS.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs. 10.
Pitching-Grimes, Pirates. won
10. lost O.
American:
Batting-FoXX. Athletics. .407.
Runs-Gehrineer, Tigers. 50.
Runs batted in-Simmons. Ath-
letics, 81.
Hits-Gehringer. Tigers. III.
Doubles-Johnson Tigers. Il.
Triples-Combs. Yanks. z.
Homers-Gehrig. YankS. IA.
Stolen bases - Metzler. White
Sox; Miller. Athletics. Gehringer,
Tigers. z.
Pitching-Rommel Athletics. won
5, lost O..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12

. wry toss 10 first base for the second
half Of the intended dOuble-killing
and two Pirate runners scored, VIM
ming the game. 3 70 2.
The Giants regained their stride
by defeating Cincinnati. Q 10 o.
through the second shut-out effort
OF Fred Fitzsmimons III four days.
The Hoosier strong nan let down
the Reds with three hits III the OPP
ening game OF the series. and came
back yesterday with a seventh
whiteWash.
The CubS-Braves game al Chica-
60 was postponed because OF rain.
The Yankees took further steps
toward converting the American
league race into a twO-team strug-
gle BY winning their third straight
from the Browns. II 10 5, but the
champions gained nothing on the
Athletics who defeated the White
Sox. II TO 3, and retained a lead
Of seven games.
Although the Red SoX outhit the
Tigers TO z at the Fenvay. the
western team punched its hits 20
advantage, winning By 5 TO 3. Owen
Carroll had something of an edge
over Danny MacFayden and Jack
Russell.
Washington batsmen went on
another rampage behind Fred Mar
berry 70 defeat tra T~dians at the
capital BY 10 to 3. The Senators
banged out IS safeties against Mil
Ter. Hardere and Grant. and while
Cleveland got II off Marberry. the
big right-hander was close IN the
pinches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
Girl Olympic Stars
Are Hit By Rulings
Of Athletic Union

NEW YORK. June l2-P-The
heavy hand OF the Amateur Ath-
letic Union has fallen on two more
Olympic champions. Martha More
Illus and Helen Meany.
Found guilty OF giving unauthor-
lied exhibitions with professionals,
Miss Norelius was indefinitely sus-
pended and Miss Meany declared
ineligible TO compete as an anna
teur" by the registration commit
tee OF the "A. al u. yesterday. II
was this same body which. in Feb
ruary. set down Ray Barbuti, Olym-
pic 4O0-meter champion, after he
had charged officials Of track
meets had paid excess expense
money to star performers.