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New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
HEENEY IS KAYOED
Tufy Griffiths of Sioux City Bat ters New Zeaiander Into Submis- sion in Bout.

New York, July 31 (UP)-Tuffy Griffiths Of Sioux City. Iowa. SCOT cd a technical knockout over Tom Heeney of New Zealand, when Heeney was unable to answer the bell for the final round of sched- uled ten, round bout al the Queens horo stadium last night.
 Grlffiths deserved his victory for he had done almost all Of the leading and absorbed almost no punishment from the AnzaC.
 Grlffiths who scaled 1S7 against Heeney's 205 1-2, was credited with winning every round after the third. Heeney won the first round mainly because Griffiths had been knocked half way through the ropes within the first minute Of the round The second and third rounds were even
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
WALKER KAY0ES 0S1ER
Middleweight Champion Puts For mer Navy Champion to sleep In Third Round of Bout.

Newark. \. J. July 31 UP)- Mickey Walker Of Rumson. \ J.. worlds middlewelght champion. knocked out Willie Oster Of Boston. former navy champlon ln the third round of scheduled 1o-round bou- before a crowd Of 20,o00 al Dream land Park last night
 Walkers title was not al stake cs both boxers came in over the mid dleweight limit. Walker weighed 163. Oster 1G8.
 Walker foored Oster three times in the third round before Referee Roman stopped the contest when the middleweight champion put the Bostonian down for tho fourth tim with a left hook to the chin
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
AMERICAN LEGION TEAM
 \ BEATS BRISTOL OUTFIT
Eddy Glover Post Baseball Crew Gets Sweet Revenge for Early Season Defeat-Sam Capodice Emerges
 the Hero in Shutout Victory - Allows Only Five Hits-Contest Ends in Whrlwind Style-Fourteen
 Bell Town Batsmen Sent Back to Bench On Strikes.

Eddy-Glover post baseball nine of thIs city rose to great heights at Nuzby Field Bristol last night and defeated the Bristol Legion combine 10 q.
 II vas the good right arm Of sam Capodlce that vas manly respon sible for the shut-out victory. In hite washing the Monahanmen. the local twIrler allowed only five hits, two of these coming Tn the final in ming, and famed 14 of the opposi- | tion
 The game ended in whirlwind style, Tn the final frame the Bell l City nine. making a desperate at l tempt to overcome a three run lead filled the bases with one out With the tying runs on the basepaths Capodce tanned Pitcher Smolenski for the second out and then forced Fa1otte 10 pop to him for the final out
 New Brltaln's victory avenged an earlier season defeat that put the local club out of the running for the state title In turning back the Bell City outfit. the Manganmen were ! successful in defeating the team that was runner-up for the state cham plonshIp play recently completed.
 Eddy-Glovers twirler allowed but five hits during the fray and these were the only bingles to reach the O,,++ial1 The local ont = fielders did not have a putout dultng the nine frames.
 . The locals gave one of the finest l exhibitions of the present season in achieving the victory. At only one point during the nine innings did the Hardware City defense falter and that was in the eighth when Cor mier made a bad peg on Monahan's S roller. This failed to do any dam age. however. as the runner got no further than the initial sack.
 On only two occasions during the fray did the Bristol team get run ners as far as third base and each - tlme they were left stranded
 The locals scored their first run in the opening inning. Wojack was safe on 8 single over third base. Cormier famed but Capodice was hit by q pitched ball. Miller laced g single into right 10 fill the base A wild pitch by smolenski a mo ment later permitted Wojack tc score. The next two men went out on strikes,
 After Anderson had famed in the locals half Of the third, Marine blasted a hit into center. He wen 10 second on Havlicks one-bast poke and pulled up at third wher Smolenski threw wildly to catch hin off second. He scored as Havllcl was being forced on Zembroski roller.
 The Manganmen made their fna run in the seventh without the aiC of base hit, Hsvlick and Zem broski both went out but Curylt got q life" when Pratt threw wild ly to first, the base runner pulling up at second. Curylo scored wher Pratt committed his second error 0 the inning on Wojack's ground ball Tn the final five sessions, the local were held 10 q lone hit.
 The features of the game were th fielding of the local inner works snt the hitting of A Palau and Porte of the Bristol outfit. These two Bell City players were the onl, stlckers on the losing nine that wer' able to solve Capodice's slants.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
GRID PLAYER TURNS BOXER

Fl Paso. Texas. July 3l LP,-Ox Cowan, one the West Texas great est grid heroes for the last few years, has turned pugilist. In his first two starts here he dispatched both opponents in short order, show ing a powerful righthand. CoWan was given state wide recognition while playing with Sul Ross college at Alpine.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
By the Associated Press Including games of July 50)
 National Lea gue

 Batting Phillies. 40S, Runs-klein. Phillies l03 Runs batted in-klein, Phlllles, 110.
 Hits-klein. Phllhes, 161 Doubles-klein and O'Doul. Phil lies, Frederick, Robins. 33. Triplcs-Coniorosky, Pirates. IA. Home runs-Wilson, Cubs, 33. Stolen bases-Cuyler, Cubs. 27,
 American League Batting Yankees .367. Runs-Ruth, Yankees, 114. Runs batted in-Geh-ig, Yankees, 127.
 Hits-Hodapp, Indians. 147. Doubles-McManu Tigers. B. Triples-Reynolds, White SoX IS. Home runs-Ruth, Yankees, 36. Stolen bases-McManus, Tigers,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
WINS BY \ FOUL

York, Me. July 3l tuP)-Jack Owens. L. s. Marines. won by foul over Tiger Jack Johnson, claimant Of the New England Negro heavy weight championship. in the fourth round of bout here last night.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
jv rhe Assoclz-ed Press

E. the Assoclz-e9 Press.
 New Iork-Tufy Grlflths SIOUX City. Ia. stopped Tom Heenev, New Zealand. (a), Jack Webb, Orlando, Fla. knocked out Rosy Boutot, New Tor. (4s Chester Martin, | s Navy. outpointed Frank De Angelo, New York, (4
 Newark \ J-MIckey Walker. world middlewelght champion. stop ped Willie Oster. New England (3). Non-title.
 Montreal-Al Foreman, Great Britain. outpoin'ed Maurice Holtzer, France, G9.
 Grand Rapids, Mich.-Wesley Ramey Grand Rapids. outpointed Harry Duolinsky. Chicago, Go); Benny Duke, GSnd Rapids, out pointed Johnny DeMareo, Philadel- phia. Go),
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31

Two base ms Lerent. CsaN0H.Cz, ?. Di Frame Three hase h,t. koeelmar Bases on balls of Huhay i Folden 2, P. Di Franzo l Strusk out. By Hunay 2 Folan c0 ? pI Fran=o Umpire Green.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31

 
.LANDERS AND GASCOS ARE
 FAVORED TO WIN TONIGHT

Universas Scheduled to Meet Stanley Works On Dla' mond No. = Jim Lynch's Crew to Stack Up Against New Britain Machine in Other Game Two Teams Have Chances to Slightly Improve Standing in League-Underdogs Are Tied for the Cellar Position.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
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PHILADELPHIA

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 Brooklyn 2l5 ooO hH@-9 Philadelphia GOO o4o o"o-i
 Two base hits. Frederick 2, Sherlock, Bissonette. Home runs Hendrick, Wright. Bases on balls: of Collins ?, Clark !. Struck out. By Clark 2. Collins 4
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31

x-Batted for Harder in 9th
 xx-Bat,td for Coleman n 7rh.
 xxx-Bacted for Myart in 7,h. r,.--oi- orc oeo onO-s Cleveland 200 o00 5''-7
 Two hase hts Hodapp 2. stone, Alex ande-. Jameson. Porter :, Akers Bass on balls of Hoyt ,. Harder 2 White hill | Struck out; By Harder l, Hoyt .. Wnitchll Winning pitcher HoEt 1 -sf-- rFrrher. Harder
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31

Boston GOO olN 0ol-2 New York 900 200 03x-O
 Two base hits Marshall, Fitzsmmons. Three base hit; Richbourg, Home run: Fitzs mmone Bases on halls off titz- e'nracns 2, Smith 2 struck out. By Smith :. Fitzsimmons :.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
" SEINETnN

z-Ba-ted for Llska n 7th.
 z--Ba-red for West n 5th
 zzz-Ran for Harris n Sth
 zzzz-Batted for Brown t1 5th. PhIladeIphta 0lc o40 010-7 v-asNinEton o0o lo3 o00-4
 Two base hi-s Manush. BlueEe, Hayes, Judge. Three base hits; Cochrane, Grove, Dykes. Base on balls: Of Grove ., Crow der E. Liska :: Struck out; By Grove 4, trowder !, Marherry ,. Losing pitcher C-ouder
New Britain herald., 1930-07-31

z-Batted for vatvood n 9th
 S- Lou!s 200 GOO 00o l-S Ch,caEo 100 100 oon - Two base hts. Mulleary. Tare. Goslin. Bases on balls or Stewart l, of Walsh 2 Struck our By Faber ], Walsh I, Stewart LosIns pitcher: Walsh,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Townsend Fauored
Over Joey MediN

Los ANGELES, July 81. U.P)-A
cautions Billy Townsend will enter
the Olympic ring here tonight for
his second fight with Joe Mcdill,
the cagey Chicago boxer who took
Townsend into camp two weeks ago.
Given the short end of to | odds,
Mediil displayed speed and skill all
out of proportion to advance no
ticcs, and fairly swept Townsend off
his feet Townsend was mprcpared
for the onslaught and in consequence
took drubbing.
Townsend s previous showings and
his knowledge of what to expect
were seen as factors in his favor
for the rematch tonight. The two
were even money among the wager
ing gentry.
Les Rammagc, 19-ycar-old San
Diego heavyweight, will meet jim
nv Hanna in the scmi.windup. Ram
mage has a record of 20 knockouts
in 80 fights and has never lost a
decision.
Chalkv Wright and Sammy Sea-
man meet in the special, while the
curtain raisers will see Marcelino
Lomeli mixing it with Richie Parr
and Steve Hamas trading them
with Hugh Shropshire.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
WATCHING The
SCOREBOARD
By United Press

The New York Giants have mar
rowcd the gap between their third
place position in the National
League and the leading Brooklyn
Robins and the Chicago Cubs. The
Giants beat the Cubs yesterday but
the Robins also lost, dropping Il
sloppy game to the st. Louis Cards.
The Cubs, although losing, more
than kept pace with the Robins, for
Chicago is now three percentage
points back of Brooklyn. The Cubs
were four points behind after Sat
urdavs' games.
The Giants turned in 13-J vic
tory over Chicago, collecting II hits
off Bush, Shcaly, Nelson and Moss.
Brooklvn's Robins fell under a
loo score in their game with the
Cards. st. Louis scored seven runs
in the second.
The Cincinnati Reds were lated
in their upward fling when they
dropped the last half of double
ut Boston. The Reds won the first
game, So, behind the fine pitching
of Red Lucas who allowed eight
scattered hits, but faltered badly
in the second game which the
Braves won l3-l.
The split left the Reds and
Braves still tied for sixth place in
the National.
Philadclphia's Athletics improved
their hold ON first place in the
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
'Mouielou' Out
Of Race For Cup

HONOLULU, July 2l, U.H-An
hopes of the Moliclou winning the
transpacific Yacht race from Los
Angeles to Honolulu were aban-
doncd last night when the boat was
picked up by II tug at $40 =. III. and
towcd into the Earbor here. She
was listed in fourth place.
The other three entries had al
ready arrived, but up until late
tour there still remained chance
of victory for the Mollclou on ac-
count of a size handicap of -
hours.
The yacht WAS sighted at 7;30
p. IN. halfway between the Barbcr's 5
point and the Honolulu harbor.
The craft, owned by DIR. Floyd
Swift. left San Pedro. Calf, July
I. in company with Morgan Adam s
Enchantrcss, Walter Horne's Con-
tender and Lazzard Lippman 5
Talayha in the annual race across
the Pacific.
The EnchantrcSs won with the
time of II days - hours - min-
utcs aud - seconds.
The Contender took second place
and the Talavha third.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Girard Star Wins
L. A. Championship

LOS ANGELES, July 2l. (U.H-
The elite of Southern Cailfornias
golfing fraternity had new mem
Der today in the person of w. H.
(Bill) Jelliffe of the Girard country
club, who won the Los Angeles cltV
cham pionship yesterday from Harry
Wcsbrook, 3 and =.
The Annandale player forced
Jclliffe. to shoot consistently close
TO par to win the 36-hole. final match
at the Wilson Memorial course.
Wesbrook sank several long puts,
but excellent driving with sprlnk-
ling of par and birdie holes enabled
the Girard star to win.
Both showed the strain i'll the af-
ternoon round, Jclliffe turning IN
7S and Wesbrook an 80.
Jelliffc succeeds Fay Coleman of
the California country club as cham
pion. The latter won in 1928 and
1929 but did not compete this year
Ike Messenger. Griffith Park,
turned back H. S. Fleming, Pasa-
dcna. | up in 10 holes for the first
flight trophy. In the playoffs of
those tied in qualifying rounds,
Henry Carts won the low net trophy
for Glass A. Fred Clark in Glass b
and r. +. Kcttler in Class Elmer
Williams won the consolation round.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

Danny Sangster, of Los Angeles,
two up in the 6 hole final match.
Williams played uniform game
throughout, having a score of IS for
each of the Is holes, while Sangster,
the medalist, cracked badly i'll the
second Is.
The Los Angeles lad shot par or
II. for the course for the first IS
holes and was five up at that time.
Williams, however, rallied and
took four of the first six holes and
halved the other two. Sangster was
two up on Williams at the turn
after making a birdie three on the
eighth hole. Williams cut the ad-
vantage to one after Sangstcr had
stvmied himself in the 10Th. Will
liams squared the match at the 18th,
four ahead with par four and
halved the sixteenth. The Long
Beach lad won the title with bird
c two, Sangster missing a four
foot put.
Sangster took 81 strokes in the
afternoon round.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Star Boat Wins
Newport Series

NEW PORT, Beach, July 81. W.D
Walter Hubbard IS star boat Tenn
pc " won the third six-mile elimi-
nation race of the Newport Yacht
club S series yesterday, giving it
long lead for the honor of compet-
ing in the international events at
Chesapeake Bay this year.
Dan Murphy's Sirius finished sec
cnd and j. Bartholmae brought
home the turtle star in third place.
The Tempe " now has 4S points
in the series, Joel Keith S All Star
has Al, and Tommy Webster's Tom
Robin and Bartholmae Turtle Star
have 8 each. The Sirius has 2S.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
! |$P0R i S.
COLFINC STARS
SEEK TO WREST
TITLE FROM moe

CHICAGO, July 81. U.H-The
greatest field of golfing stars the
event ever has drawn tced off in
tie western amateur tournament to-
day. seeking to wrest from Don
Moe the championship which the
Portland, Ore, youth won last
year. ,
The field included all of Ameri-
cas- leading mon profit" players
and two of England's best, besides
a. horde Of dark horses and near
stars who brought the number of
players to 200.
AS each golfer left the first tee
he began a trip around one of Chi
cago's hardest courses, Il par II
links which does not have single
par hole under $50 yards. The fair
ways are among the narrowest in
the country.
Although there wasn't an out
standing favoritc on the course,
there were half Il dozen names prom
inently mentioned.
Among these were the two En-
glishmen, Cyril 1ollcy and Z. Philip
Perkins, each of whom has won the
amateur championship Of his own
country.
Foremost among American names
mentioned were Moe, Chick Evans,
keefe Carter, former western anna
teur champion; and Gibson Dunlap,
collegiate sensation.
Moe, by virtue of his holding the
title, is not required to qualify and
will not play until he and 81 others,
the qualificrs, tee off Wednesday
morning.
Today and tomorrow will be de-
voted to qualifying rounds, Is holes
being played each day. The low
est 81 and Moe then will begin the
match play, which will end next
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

American, winning over Detroit,
J-3.
The other American leaders,
Washington and New York, were
defeated. The Cleveland Indians
topped the Yanks by 9-S, while the
seventh place st. Louis Browns won
by S-6 score over the Senators.
Three New York homers, two by
Lou Gchrig, and one by Babe Ruth,
were wasted.
The Chicago White SoX scared by
winning twice over Boston, the first
game was easy and the score was
l6-4. The second game score was
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Albanian Wins
Clay Court Title

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 81.
WH The National City clay court
tennis title rested today with Il
Young Atlanta net star. Bryan
Grant, Jr.. while the doubles crown
WAS retained by Fritz Mcrcur of
Philadelphia and }. Gilbert Hall of
South Orange, N.J.
Grant defeated Wilbur +. Cocn,
Jr., Kansas City's youthful protcge
of Bill Tildcn, O., 40. 90, GA, in
the finals of the singles champion-
ship, here yesterday.
In the doubles final match. Mcr
eur and Hall defeated Wray Brown,
st. Louis and Harris Coggeshall,
Dcs MOincs, 3-6, o., -, O..
The Humbold County fair will
open at Fcrndalc, August %.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Bakery Nine To
Meet Laundry

The FL Centre Night Baseball
League will begin its fifth week of
play tonight when the Cramcr Ba
kerry nine, tied for the league lead,
tangleS with the Valley Steam Laun-
dry at Wilson field.
The Bakery nine is out to avengc
= merciless drubbing ut the hands
of the Mack and Mack team last
week, but have Ted Southworth,
one of the best chuckers in the val
ley, to humble before doing so.
The ten leading hitters to date
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
So. California
Sport Briefs

LA JOLLA, Calf, July u. Up)
Mrs. Esther Bartosh and Elbert
Lewis of Los Angeles won the mix
ed doubles finals in the 14th annual
La Jolla tennis tourney yesterday,
defeating Dorothy Robson and Joe
Ciano. also Eos Angeles, GA, 6-l, III
the closing event.
The other championship finals
ended Saturday, when Dolph Much
lciscn, San Diego star, captured the
mems singles from Lewis, 10, o.,
o.. The latter holds the intercol-
leeiate crown on the coast.
Gladys Patz, Los Angeles, de-
fcatcd her team mate, Elizabeth
Dickc, in the women's finals, o.,
So, Ga.
Mrs. Bartosh and Miss Patz de
feated Miss Dieke and d. Robinson
in the womcn's doubles, 6-3, 6-2.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, July 2l.
Lewis "Bud" Thrope, Beverly Hills,
won the Southern California senior
amateur bicycle championship here
Sunday with a score of three first
places and one second place. }. }.
O'Connor, Pasadena, won the junior
title with four first places, perfect
record. The state championship will
be held here August 10.
LAKE ARROWHEAD, Calf
July 81. U.p)-Swimmcr from the
Los Angeles athletic club left here
today with four first prizes won
in the annual Arrowhead aquatic
contest Saturday night.
Jack Booth won the 100-yard
back stroke, John Riley won the
! diving contest, Olive Hatch was
first in the 100-yard free style fol
| women and Josephine McKim cap
! tured the 100-yard backstroke.
Art Lindgren, Pacific coast club
Long Beach. was best in the 100
yard free style for men, while
Norfan kettering took the l00-yarc
! breast stroke. Betty Cobb won the
girls l00-yard breast stroke.
Wasco. Kern County, shipped 12'
! carloads of potatoes this spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Sacramento, rs; San Francisco,
~.
Portland, 1873; Hollywood, 10.
Seattle. 6-1; Missions, 06.
Oakland. IA: Los Angeles. OIL.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
TILDEN TO PLAY
AGAINST FRANCE
FOR DAVIS CUP
By L. S. CAMERON
limited Press Staff Correspond


NEW YORK, July 2l. WP)-Big
Bill Tilden, whose cannon ball serV-
ice made its entry into DAVIS cup
competition in 1920, will take his
place among the United States en-
trants this week end III the chal-
lcnge round against France.
Joseph w. Wear. chairman of the
Davis cup committee announced last
night at Philadelphia that Tilden
had been released from his contract
with two news syndicates which
called for him to write current ar
ticlcs of the challenge round play
and that he would play on the
United States team.
Thus the long arm of tile veteran
Davis cup player has again been
made available for competition
which is hoped to bring the historic
cup back from France. A tennis
rule forbds Il player to write "spot"
news stories of Il competition in
which he is taking part, and 1t was
this rule which had threatened to
keep the lanky Philadclphian from
this years competition.
Wear said that at no time did the
committee consider waivinG the
playerwriter rule. However, the
committee did waive another rule
which will permit Tilden to write
of the practice periods of the Unit
ed States players.
PARIS, July 21. U.P)-f'itz-Eu
gene Dixon, nOn-playing captain of
the United States Davis cup team,
declined to comment today on re
ports from the United States that
William Tilden would play in the
challenge round between France
and the United States.
"Iou'll have to wait until $50
=. m. today when the draw will be
made" Dixon said
PARIS, July 2l. U.P)-Georgc
Lott of Chicago defeated Georgia
DE Stcfani of Italy, and Baron
Humprct DE Morpurgo of Italy won
over Wilmer Allison of Austin,
Texas, in singles matches of the in
terzonc Davis cup finals here sun
day. The matches had no bearing
on the outcome of the final which
had been won Saturday with two
singles and one double victory.
Lott won his match by 63, 6.3.
6-3. in the most one sided contest
of the finals. De Morpurgo won by
-, o., O.. 81, o..
The United States team viii play
France in the challenge round this
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Chicago, 1G-5; Boston, A.
Cleveland, 9; New York, s.
Philadelphia, ); Detroit, 3.
st. Louis, s; Washington, 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
Williams Wins
Junior Title

DEL MONTE. Calf, July 81,
WR-Curtis Williams, Long Beach,
was Junior golf champion of Cali
fornia today following his defeat
here yesterday of the favoritc,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday Results
Cincinnati, 81; Boston, 5-l3.
New York. 10; Chicago, ).
st. Louis, Is; Brooklyn, q.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

Machinery is being installed ut Il
new cotton gin recently built at
MADEIRA.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21
AND F'RIGIDAIRE OFFERS OTHER
ADDED FEATURES

cubes and deserts. And in addition to
these two outstanding features-the
Hydrator and the "Cold Control
Frigidaire has the extra power that
insures dependable refrigeration re-
gardless of outside temperatures.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

Wasco, Kern County, shipped 125
-arloads of potatoes this spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-21

Today every household Frigidaire,
regardless of size, is equipped with the
Hydrator. 1t is part of the surplus
value offered by Frigidaire-so too, is
the famous "Cold Control which en-
ables you to speed the freezing of ice
New Britain herald., 1930-08-29

buckles. tied ot the ankles with white throngs, and a floppy cap complete the masculine costume.
 A 600 Foot Climb to Reach Home
 Many women have forsaken their Voluminous dresses, white aprons with gaudy stripes and color full shawls. European fashions have won them, and frequently even the native costumed women will be seen wearing hgih-heeled shoes.
 Travellers are amazed at the lofty homes of many of the islanders particularly on those islands which are rimbed by sheer cliffs, rising more than 500 feet from the sea Some islands have homemade ele- vators, but many islanders scale the rocks as human fly scales mol ern building.
 The cliffs appear insurmount- able but they are sources of life to the Faeroe inhabitants. The lodges from Sea to summit, are the nest ing places of myriad birds which form an important part of the Fac roe diet. Native hunters. with ropes tied securely about their waists and long handled nets in hand, descend the cliffs and return with several days supply of food.
 If all the Faeroes were merged,