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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
To Hear
Rev. Hugh Robertson
Especial u The Herald.l


SAN BENITO. May 17.-San Be-
nito's LEI Presbyterian minister.
Rev. Hugh Robertson, will deliver
the baccaulaureate sermon TO
graduates of the high school at
the auditorium Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock. The complete pro-
gram follows:
Professional. Largo" Handel; by
High School Orchestra.
Hymn-"Holy, Holy, Holy by
congregation.
Invocation-Rev. w. B. Oliver.
Scripture reading-Rev. c. Il.
Riddle.
Anthem, The Heavens Resound."
Bows and Girls Glee Club.
Sermon, The Answer to Life"
Rev. Hugh Robertson.
Hymn, Come Thou Almighty
King"
Benediction, Rev. Q. S. Mckinney
Recessional. occasional" De-
Koven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
TRIPLE KILLER
SPIRITED AWAY
Outraged Citizens Bury
Victims of Tragedy
At Brentwood

May I7-R-
While Joe Shield. IS. asserted triple
slayer. was confined IN an I'M
announced Jail. outraged citizenry
OF Brookesm!th, i5 miles southwest
Of here, today prepared for the
buria, Of three OF its most respect
I'd residents. Shields estranged
wife. his mother-ln-law and his
father-in-law. who were shot 20
death there yesterday.
Z. I. Parkinson. Justice OF the
peace. today concluded an inquest
returning a verdict that the deaths
Of Mrs. Opal Mae Shield. 80. Joe
Shields wife. and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
3. Shields, her aged parents. were
caused by gun shot wounds inflict-
ed by Joe Shield.
The ~35-year-old oil field worker
was spirited away last night for
ssfekeeping, sheriff's officers said.
Walter u. Early, veteran district
attorney. said that owing TO all
circumstances II Is best not 70 have
an examining tria! ~ this time"
Luther Guthrie. deputy sheriff
who said he took Shield away from
Brentwood last night. said Shield
admitted the triple Staying. The
officers said Shield told him that
he had planned 70 XII another man
when he wen. &c Coiman after the
Brookesmith shooting but that ne
did not find his intended victim.
On April II. Mrs. Shield filed
suit fer divorce. Shield told officers
that he received . letter from mis-
wife al his place OF work neo-
Olrey and decided to come and
see her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
Chicago Optometrist
Offers $40 Spectacles
For $2.9S
Gives 1901 Day TriaI.

"A Chicago Optomctrist nas &C.
vised "a new comfort spectacle that
leaves 10 mark On the nose ~
face. ~ guaranteed against sreaklnr
or furnishing. These Epartmrles
are really beautiful. create Inn d.
tinguished appearance and VIII En-
able anyone to read the ti-eBt
print. sec far 0r near. Inc manu-
facturers now offer 90 send m palr
or 100 cav trial 70 any honest per
son with the understanding that lf
their customers are not amazed and
delighted and 90 %. think tho
spect1tles they list Az S2gs equal
90 these sold elsewhere at $40 trey
Will De out nothing. A beautiful
spectacle case and style book In
Guided free. Send no money. tuEt
YOUR name. address and aHe if vnrI
wish % try 2 pair Ok spe,tariea n
their risk. Write Dr. RithUlx w
Sons. Suite 50RE779. 1855 WI Jack
son Blvd. Chicago. ILL.,. today. adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
Business League To
Promote Aviation

'OpSS4di 70 Inc
EDINBURG. May I7.-At the
regular meeting OF the Young Mems
Businer- League at the B~luehonnst
Gardens, a motion was unanimous
ly adopted that the organization
adopt e program dealing specifical-
" with the advancement Of aviation
locally. G. A. Liliestrand made an
interesting address on The subject.
urging the necessity Of converting
Edinburg citizens to the advantages
Of securing q port. Directors Of
the organization voted 70 meet 20
discuss special plans to appoint
committees. Berry ughes, secre-
tary of the league. Cecil Edwards
and Bob Hendricks. the latter dele
gates to the stat convention Of the
Texas Junior chamber of commerce
and the Port Arthur convention
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
San Antonio Man To
Address AID Club

The next meeting OF the Valley
Advertising club Gil. be held at
the Plaza Hotel in Harlingen on
Monday evening, Nay 19 al 7:30 p.
m.
Mr.. Ivan Pritt. president Of The
Britt Advertising Agency OF San
Antonio Will be the guest-speaker.
Mr. Britt is known as one Of the
leading advertising men Of the
southwest. H will speak on News
paper Advertising "a Constructive
Business Force
Dick Niles Will nave charge Of
the musical program Ty Cobb viii
act as POSTMASTER. Frenk Luddel
Of the Central Power 81 Light COM
pany VIII introduce The speaker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
Golf Course Plans
For Harlingen Club
Especial to The Herald }

HARLINGEN. May 17.-Clifford
Herren. local realtor. who is chair
man Of the special golf club house
committee of the chamber Of COM
merce. announced Saturday that in
cooperation with Pres. j. r. ROdg-
ers or that organization he would
appoint a special committee next
week to draw up plans for a country
club building 10 be erected on the
municipal golf links grounds. The
assistance OF San Benito golf u
thusiasts will be asked TO put over
the project.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
City Briefs

vi. A. Newman. accompanied by
Mrs. Newman and son Malcolm
Boy" Newman, left Brownsville
Saturday morning for San Anto-
Mo.
Mr.. Newman stated that he IS
going or business connected with
his oil holdings In north Texas.
They will remain n San An
tonic several days, probably re-
turning some time next " ELK.
Mexican Antique Glass Ware at
The Basket Place. Matamoros, Mex
leo A new shipment Just receiv-
ed Come quick and get choice
pieces.-Adv. "a
Fishing.-Jamie Tabor and George
Putegnat. Jr.. wen. 4 the mouth
OF the river Friday night on a fish
ing trip, returning late tire same
night.
Air TravelerS-A. Cardenas. A.
]. Monette and Mrs. Monette, and
Jesus CorteZ, all o. Brownsville.
Travelled into Mexico in a Mexican
Aviation company plane Saturday
morning.
AwningS-Let US estimate your
awnings. No obligation. South Tex
as Tent and Awning Co, 505 W.
Elizabeth, phone ITS. Adv. If.
EntomologiSt here. NJ. Del
Curto, state e~ntoniologist. was in
Brownsville Friday night, leaving
Saturday. He vas here on business.
Open Sunday. - II a. m. Phone
1870. We deliver. Sanitary Fish
and Meat Market. = Adv. 10.
Harrington Mani. L. Britton,
Harlingen, was a business visitor
in Brownsville Friday. spending the
night here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

AUSTIN. May 17-CP-Deposits
in the $50 state banks totaled $685.
$50 ,469 on March q. according to
the consolidated statement OF
banks in the stase system under
call issued on THAI date. The state
ment does not include the money
on deposit in national ba-kr OF the
state. James Shaw. banking COM
missioner. stated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
San Benito Church
Fund Progressing
lSpeclal a The Herald.l

t0lCNlAI % IAC LltIllAI
SAN BENTTO. May 17.-Rev. c.
K. Marshall. pastor OF San Benito's
Methodist church. Is well pleased
with progress made so far in his
drive for funds .or 2 new church.
the campaign has laEred sone-
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what during the past week. he ex-
planned. because he had to be out
Of town. He Is confident. however.
that contributions Sunday and
during the rest OF the following
week will swell the fund 10 some
where near the quota Of around
$4,000, which has been Set.
The money all is being collected
OF a two-vear basis and Rev. Mar
seall hopes 70 have enough funds
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collected III the near future ~ 60
ahead with the building program
When the cash on hand amounts to
$4,000 ne plans 90 lose nc time ~
getting started.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

who IA that man whom eVrry-
body ts greetinE?T
"Oh. everybody knows him 10
y our local member of the secret
police DIE MusketR. Vienna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

EntomologiSt here. NJ. Del
Curto. state en~tonlologist. was in
Brownsville Friday night. leaving
Saturday. He was here on business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

Open Sunday. - II a. m, Phone
1870. We deliver. Sanitary Fish
and Meat Market. = ADV. 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18

Awnings-Let US estimate your
awnings. No obligation. South Tex
as Tent and Awning Co, 505 ".
Elizabeth. phone ITS. Adv. IF.
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Harrington Mani. l.. Britton,
Harlingen, was a business visitor
in Brownsville Friday. spending the
night here.
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WANTED TO BUY

FOR SALE-Gasoline range. Mrs.
 Vim. Fairman.
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MORE Q|u CAME Continued from Page D
THIRD INNING

Palmer came up for the Was muth and walked to first. Meredith sent a grounder to second base, but the ball beat him to first and he was out. Breshini hit the ball to third base and by fast passing 1t beat hm to first and, also, was out. Drake allowed one to bounce of1 his bat into the pitchers init, checking himself out.
 Farela led for the Perry, fouled one over the catcher's head and struck wild at the second and also the third One out. Van Druff hit a long one which landed foul then strengthened the next one out for 3 nice ride into right field, resting hmself on 1st base. Hogue next up, died at 1st, while Van Druff
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The battle was raging when Pal lmer came up and popped out. Mere idith got safely to first on an er- for. Breschini let couple go by while Meredith stole second. Bre- Ischini struck out leaving Meredith lon third Drake hit a two bagger and brought Meredith in. Price
 swung at Two while Drake beat 'it to third. The pitcher became ex- cited and ehreW wild ball over the catcher's head and Drake stole home Price then famed out.
 Sims again came to the bat for the Perry and gave the pitchers offering a fast ride over the fence for home run. Yuratich added to the general bedlam by slamming
 the horse-hide over for another homer Myers went to bat with great expectations but got only d two bagger. Van Druff did some.
 Hogue popped out. Fitch lost a fly to third base and Preston fan ned out.
 Umpire Manthey then called the game on account of darkness and the players, being tired, were will ing to let it go with tied score of 10 to 10
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stole 2nd Fitch came up and Van |Druff stole 3rd on the first pitched ball. Fitch let the next one go by Iand was called out. Score remain ing Smith in Trudell socked it in
 FOURTH INNING
 Price of the Wasmuth led and was struck out. Smith walked. Kor- iner with two strikes and two balls, swatted one to centerfield for a two bagger. With a man on second and third Cofman banged safe one base hit to center field, bring ng Smith in. Trudell socked it in the nose for two bases and Kor- iner dusted off the home plate while Coffman held down third. Palmer pop-flied out to left field, while Coffman, unsuccessful in an attempt to come home, was tagged. out, retiring the Wasmuth team. Preston of the Perry swatted one out to right-field for a two-bag ger. Cardwell struck out, and re- tired to the bench. Stnachfield and Sims folowd suit. leaving the score at the end of the 4th inning - 4 to 4.
 FIFTH INNING
 Meredith up for the Wasmuth,
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v M " lined one out to short and was tagged out at 1st. Garrison sub- lstituting for Breschni, after one strike and one ball, landed one in- to the pitchers hands and was thrown out at first. Drake also was an easy out.
 Yuratich up, struck a high foul, under the next, got a ball, then reached for a wide one and mssed One out. Myers relieving Farela, got Ia ball, then a strike, then another, and still another which put hm out. Van Druff came up and was caught lon foul Leaving the score at the end of the fifth inning and 4.
 SIXTH INNING
 Price up for the Wasmuth and walked to first. Mcdonald, substi- tuting for Smith. let a few go by while Price stole second and third, then bunted one to the pitcher who threw him out at first Korner hit one to right field for two bases. Coffman knocked the second pitt ched ball into the hands of the left fielder. Trudel was stopped at first. Palmer let four wide balls go by and walked to first. The pitcher fooled Meredith with a slow ball and famed him.
 Hogue, with two strikes, got walk to first. Fitch followed, also walked, advancing Hogue to second. Pres ton, Cardwell and Stanchfield were famed by Koriner, thus ending the sixth inning with score of s to 4, Wasmuth leading.
 SEVENTH INNING
 The seventh inning was started by Breshini who let the ShOrtstOp have a grounder and was thrown out at first. Drake knocked one to right field for a three bagger, sending Drake home with a run. Mcdonald, the catcher mssed one. and Price chalked up another run for the Mcdonald picked out nice one and gave it right back to the pitcher Whp threw him out. Koriner came up and after a foul just outside of first base, placed one over the head of center field and ran to first Cofman knocked the pill down in front of home plate and made first while Koriner got to third. Trudel came tip and pop flied out.
 Sims came up and hit one for first base Yuratich walked adyanc- ing Sims to second. Price erred let- ting Myers get safely first. Van Druff got a one base hit forcing Sims in and advancing Yuratich 5o third and Myers to second. Hogue nlt 3 sale one but was not fast en- N ought and was caught out aft lst ! out not before Myers and Van 0ruff, who were right on their toes, ' came in. Fitch and Preston pop- flied out ending the seventh inn ng with a tied score of 8 to 8.
 EIGHT INNING
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Classified Adpertising

WANTED TO RENT T-Upright piano. Mrs. Harold Sogn. Madi- son 90.
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PAGE THREE

Batting Order:
 PERRY Preston, 1st base, Card
 well, 3rd base; Stanchfield. End base; Sims, $. s.; Yuratich, cat cher; Farela Myers, left-field; Van Druff, Centerfield; Hogue, rght- field; Fitch, pitcher.
 WASMUTH Coffman, Catcher; Trudell, Erd base; Palmer, lefs- field, Meredith, lst base, Bresch- ini, 2nd base; Drake Center field;( [ Price, s. S.; SmithMcDonald, right field; Koriner, Pitcher.
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Try the Alaska Shop CHOCO- LATE ICE CREAM.
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FIFTH INNING

CLEANLINESS ana rrac pest of meats our motto. Fry -Bruhn's-
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Al meat ana nothing else in the Frye-Bruhn Meat Market.
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BUY COOPER'S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM.
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FOR RENT-6-room house on
 Adams street. Urbach's.
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One good five-passenger sedan in first class condition for sale cheap at Ogle's Garage.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
 Pauls0n apartments.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-06
New Telephone
Company Formed

KANSAS CITY. Oct. &. (U.H)
outstanding business development
Of the middlewcst and another of
the Pacific coast today entered n
financial partnership looking toward
expansion of foreign tc'ephonic cX-
changes.
4 new corporation, the General
Telephone q Electric Corporation.
will result from the financial mau-
euvcr which brings together the
Transamcrica Corporation, a billion
dollar holding company, and the
Theodore Gary interests which
have pioneered in development Of
foreign telephone business.
Theodore Gary X Company began
with small rural system in the
middlcwcst and now is associated
with British interests and has large
foreign holdings.
The newly formed corporation
win control the largest telephone
system outside the Bell system.
Hunter l.. Garv will he chairman of
the corporation and \. /. Adams,
president.
The sole object of the combina.
tion is to expand foreign scltices,
it was explained.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-06
New Skipper For
Battleship Fleet

SAN PEDRO. Calf, Oct. Is. W.P)
Admiral Jchu Y. Chase will take
over formal command of the United
States fleet at a brief ceremony to-
day aboard the |. 5. s. Texas, flag.
ship Of the battle fleet.
Admiral Chase succeeded Admiral
William Y. Pratt with whom he has
conferred in Washington since
Sept. Il. Arriving here yesterday.
Admiral Chase said all l. OF the
major ba;tleshipS allowed under the
London Naval Treaty will be based
in San Pedro as an economy meas.
Crc.
The new commander holds the
EavY'S distinguished service cross
for making the port of Philadcl
phia with the battleship Minnesota
after the dreadnaught had struck a
a German mine off the Delaware
,Capcs during the World War.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-06
VALLEY READY
TO GIVE ROLPH
ROYAL WELCOME

All Imperial Valley is expected =
turn out Wednesday evening 10
greet Mayor James Rolph Jr. Of San
Francisco when he appears at the
city park in FL Centre.
Completion of plans for his re-
ception here arc announced today by
|. \. Thomas, who headed the Rolph
gubernatorial campaign in this coun'
tv a few weeks ago.
Mayor Rolph and his party arc
to arrive at the Imperial airport lat
in the afternoon Wednesday. They
viii be brought 10 FL Centre ani
the meeting in the park is scheduled
at $3.50 o'clock.
Mayor Herb Fawcett will intro.
Gucc Rolph, Thomas stated. Con
gresham Phil Swing will be with
Rolph, making the trip over the
valley from San Diego to participate
in the program,
Following the address in the park,
Rolph and Congressman Swing are
to he guests Of honor at banquet
at the Barbara Worth Following
the dinner, the doors of the dining
room are to be opened to permit aj
many as possible to hear the
speeches,
"This is Imperial VALLEY 5 oppor-
tunitY to welcome California s next
governor, Thomas declared today.
every resident who possibly can,
should he at the park at $50 We'd
nesday evening to sec and hear him,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-06
Three Injured
In Road Crasl,

Three persons were hurt IN an
automobilc accident on the CalcNj.
Ga highway at 9;l5 last night whom
a ear driven by Mrs. w. J.. licndcr
yon was struck br one driven by H..
Holt of CalcXico, The car driven
by Mrs. Henderson overturned. Roth
cars were badly wrecked.
The wreck ocrurrcd when Mrs.
Henderson was driving her ear south
ON the highway. Holt, driving a
car registered to Il. u. Lane and
accompanied 10y Jack Lane and f.
EN"rtkcn, was driving north. Mr>.
Henderson was ON the right side oI
,hr highway, according to the re-
port in the Shcritf'S office.
All were brought to the FL Centre
hospital. Mrs. Henderson was IN
the hospital today suffering from
minor injuries. Holt had Il bruised
shoulder, and Lane suffered cute
about the face, Enertkcn was the
emily ore TO escape injury.
Mrs, Henderson is resident OF
Hollywood Her address is 766
Aorth Van Ness avenue,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-06
FOXX IS
HERO Of
CONTEST.
Home Run In Ninth III
ming Gives AS Victory
Over Cards, 2 to 0.
MACkM.EN NOW LEAD
Teams Move To Philadel-
phia For Balance OF
Big Series.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

SPORTSMAN' s PARiN, ST.
LOUIS, No, Oct. 6. U,P;-Thc
Philadelphia Athletics won the fifth
game Of the 1850 wcrld series today
on Jimmy FoxX's home run in the
Iinth inning. with Mickey Cochrane
on base. The score was > tC o.
The American League champions
now lead, three games to two.
FoxX's blow Lrokc up great
pitching battle. aal broke the heart
Of Burlcigh Grimes. the aged spit
lall pitcher
George Earnshay pitched magnl'
fieently for the Mackmcn, allowing
only two hits in seven innings until
lie waa taken out for pinch hitter.
Lefty Grove Finished the game and
held the Cardinals safe, receiving
credit for the victory.
Grimes also pitched great game,
allowing only five hits, but FoNX 5
long drive in the hleachers broke ny
the game, and The Cardinals had
40 punch LEFT in thcir half of the
ninth.
The games ~rs the most thrilling
of the series 50 fal and WAS played
under drizzling skies before 3s,sIl
enthusiastic fans.
The IS threatened 10 score when
they filled the bases in the eighth,
but Grimes worked his way out Of
that hole only 10 come to Gref in
the ninth. Mickey Cochranc, first
man to face him, was passed, and
ToXx took hold of a spit bail and
hammered il in high are out
among the left field fans.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-06
PLAY BY PLAY ACCOUNT
OF FIFTH SERIES GAME

swinging. Frisch up: FriSch bunt.
ed to Earnshaw who threw to Fox
for the out. Bottomley up; Bottom
ley famed swinging. 1t WAS Earn
shaw's fourth Strikcout. No runs
no hits, no errors.
Seventh Inning
Athletics - Dykes up; Dyke
walked. Cochran" up; Cochranc
raised a high fly to Wilson whe
caught the ball standing on top ct
tho plate. simmons up; Simmons
sent long fly to right field which
Watkins caught after a long run;
il WAS a great catch near the stands.
FoxX up; FoXX famed swinging.
1t was Grimes sixth strikcout. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Cards-IIatcy Up; IIafcy wa'
called out ON strikes. Watkins up;
Watkins sent high fly TO Simmons
in short left Wilson up; Wilson
lined single to center and was
safe at second when Haas played
The ball slowly. The Official scorer
called it a double. Colbert up; Gel
bert walked on four straight balls.
Grimes up; Grimes sent high fly
to Haas in right center. Haas made
great catch. No runs, one hit,
Lo errors.
Eighth Inning
Athletics Miller up; Miller
grounded ont, Colbert to Rottomlcv.
Haas up; Haas buntcd down the
third base line and was safe by a
step. Grimes played the ball per
feet but Haas was too fast. B0lcY
M: Haas stole second; the jumps
called it ont, but reversed the de-
cision when Frisch dropped the ball.
II was an error for Frisch. Haas
did not receive credit for stolen
base. Bolcy grounded to Grimes and
the bali grooved off his glove and
he picked it up and made a PLAY
for Haas at third but the runner
was safe. 1t was an infield hit for
Policy. Jim Moore up for EarnshaW.
Moore walked, filling the bases.
Bishop up; Bishop grounded to Bot
tomlcy forcing Haas at plate. Bot,
tomlcy to Wilson. The bases stiii
loaded, Dykes up; Dykes grounded
to Colbert forcing Bishop at sec
end, No runs, hits, no errors.
Cards-Grovc now pitching for
Douthit up; Douthit
popped to Bishop behind second,
Adams up; Adams grounded out.
Dykes to FoXX. l'riSch up; he bat
led sight handed; Frisch singled to
ccntor BottomlcY up; BottomleH
famed swinging, it was third time
in succession he had famed. No
runs. ono hit. no errors.
Ninth Inning
Athlotics--Cochranc up; Cochrane
walked. simmons up; Simmons
raised a high fly 20 Gclbcrt in short
left. FoXX up; roNX hit "a home
run to LETT field stands scoring
Cochrane ahead Of him. lie hit first
lall pitched, Miller up; Miller
famed, Haas mp; Haas grounded
out. Bottomlcy unaSsistcd. Two
runs, one hit, no errors, one left OIL
base.
cards-IIafcy up; llafcv popped
to Cochranc. Blades up for va
Eins; Blades walked. Wilson up;
Wilson out, Grove to FoNN. Blades
takes second. Colbert up; Colbert
out on strikes. No runs, no hits, no
errors
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-06
Russian Actor
Dies Suddenly

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. &. W,H -
Michael Naritch, ~, motion picture
actor and president OF the
club here, dropped dead from hcart
disease while driving his autont bile
along It crowded boulevard late last
night.
Dimitri Tiomkin. noted Russian
composer and husband Of AI5crtina
Rasch. the ballet leader, was riding
with Naritch. He succeeded in
stopping the ear before Il did any
damage. Police surgeons said tho
fatal heart attack probably was in
duccd by stomach trouble.