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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-11
MARGIN OF CHICAGO
bruins REDUCED TO
GAME And ONE-HALF
Giants Are Only Three Games
Behind Settlers De-
spite Loss Yesterday
ROBINS AND CARDS ARE TIED
Champions Have Played Two
Games With Dodgers and
Have Yet to Make Score
AND CARDS ARE TIED
(By the Associated PresS)

A squadron OF traffic police Is
needed along the road to the National
eague pennant. All the efforts of
The teams from Chicago, st. Louis.
Brooklyn and New York to get to the
championship only have resulted in
one of the greatest jams that high
way ever has seen.
Yesterdays contests brought the
Brooklyn Robins and st. Louis Cardi-
1als a game closer to Chicago's league
eading Cubs. The New York Giants
n fourth place remained only three
James behind the top. With Adolto
Luque shutting out the National
eague champions with five hits, the
Robins made it two straight over the
Cubs by a 6 to 0 count. st. Louis re-
aimed its one-point grip on second
place as Jim Bottomley's eighth in
ling home run gave the Cards a 5
% 3 victory over the Giants.
The standing:
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Cullop Gets Prize
For Valuable Player

Minneapolis. Sept. l1.-R-Nick
Cullop. home run king of the Ameri-
can Association, was announced as
the recipient of the Minneapolis Elms
club first annual award to the most
valuable member Of the Minneapolis
team. The Films plan each year to
reward the player they consider the
most valuable to the team.
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BENEFIT FUND FOR PATRICIA HARMON IS LIKELY TO BE SNAIL
Barbara Register City Net Champion
Former U. N. D. Athlete Beats
lila Berger Ga, SO, SO
in Final Match

Barbara Register, former star
athlete at the University Of North
Dakota, Is Bismarck's 1880 w0m-
ems tennis champion.
Miss Register won the city
championship last evening when
the final match in the city tour
nament was completed. the
champion defeated lila BIGGER
ga, 3-6, SIS.
Miss Register left Bismarck to-
day for st. Peter. Mimi, where
she will be an instructor in wOm-
ems physical education at Gus
tavus AdOlphus college.
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ASSOCIATION
Fight Referee Lands
KayO on Pug's Chin

Okanogan, WASH. Sept. 1l.-P}-
Jimmy Downey, boxer, was having
difficulty in connecting with his OPP
ponet's chain here last night so he
shut his eyes and whanged away
hopefully. None Of the potential hay
makers landed on the opponent. Cot
ton Fryant, but one Of them caught
the referee Gene Fritts in the mouth.
Fritts forgot all about refereeing
and sent q sizzling left to Jimmy's
chin and q neat right cross to top it
off. Jimmy went down for the count.
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Fights Last Night


Poughkeepsie. n. Y.-Jack Re-
nault, New York. outpOtnted SAL
vaf0re Ruggeri1lO. Italy (1O).
Oreste COlOgnate, Italy. knocked
out Jack Goodwin, Kansas City
(3).
kent0n. O.-Joe LOhman. To.
led0, O~utpOinted frankie Wine,
Butte. Mont. (1O). jack Rose, Ak
rom. and X. q. Pitts. West Vfr-
glnin. drew (1O).A
Peoria. Kilkenny Bass. Phtla-
dolphin. Junior lightweight chnm-
pion. lost on foul 10 Tommy Cello,
San Francisco (2D.
Oaklnnd.-FFankie Tucker. Oak.
land. technical knockout over Red
Williams. Santa Rosa. Calf. az.
Thomas. Guatemala. knocked out
Max B0uEus. Vallejo. Calf. (2).
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Feats Yesterday
INV The Associated Press,

Jim Bottomley, Cardinals - Home
run with two mates on base helped
to defeat Giants.
Adolfo Luque, Robins - Held Cubs
to five hits.
Tom Zachary, Braves-Blanked Pr
rates with four hits.
Vic sorrell and Frank Doljack, II
gers-Former held Athletics to four
hits, while the latter, a rookie, drove
out homer with two men on base.
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UMP OUTSTARES THE BOYS
Steamboat johnson. veteran South
ern Association umpire, has q good
comeback for the raz1ers. Steamboat
always carries . certificate given him
by q Memphis optician. showing that
his eyes are 100 per cent perfect.
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Washington and
Athletics Lose
Louis and Detroit Beat
Leaders; Yanks Win Sec
ond Over Cleveland

! Cleveland. Sept. 1.-R-The New
Sork Yankees made 1T two straight
~ defeating Cleveland Z to 2 We'd
iesday.
lew York $500. O02 900 i'll II 2
....... OO1 DOL 0O0- 2 s 4
1 johnson and Dickey; Terrell and
MACFAYDEN Is MASTER
y Chica held the Chi
ago White Sox to six hits, and Bos-
aoston .......... Ofo 1871 Ooo-6 IL 0
hicago ........ 100 900 O10-2 6 2
MacFayden and Heving: Faber,
FOore, Walsh and Grouse.
Z 9ORRELL BLANKS ATHLETICS
& Detroit.-Detroit shut out Philadel-
aiia I to o.. Correll giving the Ath-
ties but four hits.
hiladelphia 80. 900 900 600 O.41
etrott .......... 900 400 00t-4 S 1
Shores, Walberg and Cochrane; Sor-
PA and Desautels.
BROWNS EVEN SERIES
III 81. Louisville Browns evened the
Isr1es with the Senators by winning
darlington -. 900 O1O OO1-2 s 1
Louis ........ O2O OO1 OOf-3 1
Crowder and Ruel; Coffman, Blaze
|ptder and Terrell.
BRitCt,ers in batting practice at the
- Grounds in New York throw
soln behind q knee-high net. It is
fprn q McGraw criticism Of the
IN ball.
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It is rumored that Adolph Luque.
who was once . soldier in the Cuban
army, wears brass buttons on his UNI
dershirt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-11

Willie stribling has named his new
airplane king Of Canebrakes," one
Of the titles sportswriters have con-
ferred on him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-11
PROBING EARLY MAN HOBBY
OF GRAIN TRADE DEAN. 50
TLEADERS 81

(By the Associated Press)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting-Terry (Giants), .404.
Runs-Cuyler (Cubs), 40.
Home runs-Wilson (Cubs), ~.
Stolen bases-Cuyler (Cubs), "a.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting--Gehrig (Yankees). .3S4.
Runs-Ruth dYankees), 1879.
Home rtins-Ruth (Yankee), 45.
Stolen bases-McManus (Tigers), 81
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Grand Forks, N. Oak, Sept. I-Coach c. A. West of the University Of
North Dakota football squad. is mot expected to do much worrying about
ends this year. He has four performers Of experience. three Of whom played
regularly last year. In this group is Fred Felber. q 1929 sophomore from
Fairmont, Mimi, who started slowly, but bloGomed into q star before the.
season closed.
Felber is a big fellow, nearly $50 pounds, and overs six feet tall, q deadly.
tacker and IN excellent pass receiver. q department where his height gives
q decided advantage. In addition he can pass. The big fellow turned
loose several heaves last season over 50 yards and two of them fell into the
arms Of NORTH Dakota players.
The coach expects Felber to step in at his old position when the schedule
opens and start from where he left off in 1928.
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Get Five Hits
OHAdolfo Luque
Brooklyn Wins 6 to o for Sec.
ond Shutout; Cards Rally
( to Beat Giants

/ Brooklyn, Sept. 11.-R}-Luque shut
ut the Chicago Cubs with five hits
Wednesday, Brooklyn winning s to Q.
rhicaRo ..,.,,.,. 900 900 OO0- 5
srooklyn ........ 500 900 lot s IL
Root. Petty. Nelson and Hartnett;
Auuue and Lopez.
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CARD l. ENOUGI

New York.-A four-run rally In the
Eighth, which included Bottomley's
some run, gave st. Louis a S to 8 vic
DRY over New York.
II. Louis ........ o01 900 o4o-5 8 2
lew York ....... 100 OO2 0O0-3 9 0
Johnson, Bell and Wilson,; Fitzsim-
nons and Hogan.
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ZACHARY TAMEs PIRATES

Boston.-Zachary gave Pittsburgh
our hits. and Boston won s to Q.
siftsburgh ...... 900 900 600 2
soston .......... 800 O1O 01t-5 8 0
Kremer. Spencer and Bool; Zachary
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WIN AGAIN

PHILLIEs WIN AGAIN
: Philadelphia-Philadelphia made 1t
wo straight by defeating Cincinnati
to 4.
incinnati ....... 900 oil 020- 4 IL 1
Philadelphia $685.. 100 010 30t- S IL 0
4 Rixey, Kolp and Gooch, Sukeforth;
weetland, Collins and Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
yellow Dogs To
FrOlic On Sunday

Plenty of excitement is promised
for the country around Hipass Sun
day when several hundred "dogs"
are turned loose to make a merry
day of it.
The occasion win be the annual
"growling party" of the "Yellow
Dogs, auxiliary fun-making organ
ization of the Elks.
"Yellow Dogs" from Brawley, Ell
Centric and Calexico will uphold the
best barking honors of the valley,
while a flock of "curs" is expected
to scamper over the hot desert
from Yuma to join in the "bone-
gnawing" and "growlfest'.
Jack Rumsey, the chief cur of the
valley, will be boss of the "growf'
and will put on program that
will send all the "Dogs" home in a
happy frame of mind.
One of the famous Charlie Muir
ply barbecue dinners win be served
at noon, and Charlie's "rep" in this
connection is too wei known to
need comment.
The committee in charge promis-
es plenty of entertainment and as
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
WATCHING THE
SC0REBOARD
BY United Press

Managers Wilbert Robinson of
the Brooklyn Robins today nominal
ed Adolfo Luque, crafty Cuban vet
cran, for the important task of
turning back the Chicago Cubs in
the second game of the current
four game "crucial series"
The Robins now hold a two game
fead over the Cubs III the National
League pennant race and by win
ming today they will be assured of
leaving Chicago still i'll possession
Of first place, regardless OF the out
come of the final games. of the
series.
Dazzy Vance reestablished his
one time mastery over the Cubs to
give Brooklyn to l victory in
the series opener yesterday.
Philadelphia's Athletics h d
their lia game lead in the Amer
lean League flag chase, winning the
first Of four game series against
st. Louis, 8 TO 3.
Washington scored seven runs in
the first inning and defeated De
troit, II to 4, to keep pace with
the Athletics.
The New York Yankees defeated
the Indians, Is to II. The Yankees
tailed all of their runs in the first
six innings.
Milton Castor pitched and batted
the Boston Red Sox to Q to
victory over Chicago. CASTOR al
lowed the White SoN IL hits but
his double climaxed five run
rally which clinched the game il
the fifth inning.
Clarence Mitchell, bascball's only
southpaw spitball pitcher, held hi'
former teammates to nine scattered
hits while the New York Giants
hammered five st. Louis pitchers
for 90 hits and II to victory.
Pittsburgh took both games o
doubleheader from Philadelphi,
and moved into fifth place in III,
National. League race, | to 0, an,
IL to ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
CHICAGO FLASH
TO TANCLE WITH
FRANK ARREC0N

just what a Chicago boy can do
when he parks his machine gun and
has to depend upon his fists to
protect himself, will be demonstrat-
ed tonight at the Imperial Valley
Athletic club when Ray Ravena,
from the Windy City, crawls
through the ropes to tangle with
b frankie Arregon, the valleys star
southpaw.
Arrcgon will also be attempting
to demonstrate to the homefolks
that he is as good as ever, and that
his recent long trip to the Orient
has not set him back on the pugil-
istic path.
Ravena comes here with the pres
tige of being in the stable of a
worlds champion, Jack Thompson,
the welterweight king. He also has
fights booked with three topnOtch
coast boys in the next few weeks
and is reputcd to be able to lick
three or four Arregons in one night.
That remains to be seen. Other
coast boys have come down here to
kill off some of our good fighters
and have run up against stone
walls.
frankie is recognized as one of
the most dangerous fcatherweights
in the business and when he is
right he can make it tough even for
lightweights.
Fans will welcome the return of
Bobby Garcia, who put up n good
battle two weeks ago against N.
O. Brown, and tackle Leon Limba-
go. Filipino boxer, in the semi final
tonight. Limbaco is newcomer
here but is touted as being a real
Filipino battler and they don't
make them any better than the lit
tie brown brothers.
Another Filipino, Tommy Luna.
will tackle Reg Placentia in the spe-
cial event. Reg showed consider
able class here last week in his
bout with Ray Tidmore and has
plenty of sock. If Luna is as good
as he is reported, the feathers
should fly before the scheduled six
rounds are over.
Young Tiger Flowers of Tueason,
who has husky wallop, Nilt open
the show with Kid Mexico of BraW,
ley as his opponent.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
SPORT NEWS
CORNELL SPRINGS
BIG SURPRISE BY
CAPTURING RACE

POUGHK EEPSIE, n. Y, June
27. U.P) - Cornell ruled the river
once more today after Is years of
disappointment and defeats.
The big red oarsmen from Lake
Cayuga, stroked by slim, hollow
checked youngster rowing his first
major race, captured the four mile
varsity race of the 33d Intercolleg-
late Rowing Association regatta
yesterday and picked up the long
skein of Cornell triupms, broken III
1916.
Since 1920 the best Cornell's var
sity could do was take third in
1921 and again in 1924. The rest
of the time the red and white flag
has consistently brought up the
rear.
Surging into the lead at the two
mile mark, Cornell moved ahead
steadily until the big red crew
crossed the finish line of the four
mile race in 81 minutes, AZ seconds,
three lengths ahead of its closest
rival. Behind Cornell, came pair
of outsiders, Syracuse in second
pi"'c, slA lcHSt1S dHedu OI NJ. L. L.,
rowing its second varsity race on
the Hudson.
A crowd of almost 100000 gazed
at this downfall of the favored en-
tries.
Washington and Navy, equal
choices III betting at odds of 50,
were nowhere in the race after the
first mile. At the one mile mark
navy was in second place and
Washington fourth, but the Middies
and Huskies dropped out of the
running in the next half mile.
Washington finally landed sixth
place, almost minute behind Cor
nell, but Navy was swamped by the
Wash from Il sub chaser and sank
about 100 yards before the finish
line.
Following NJ. |. r. came Califor.
mia in fourth place, Columbia, the
defending champion, fifth, Wash
ington, Sixth, Pennsylvania, sew
enth, and Wisconsin, eighth.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
California Girl
Tennis Star Wins

WIMBLEDON. Eng, June 81.
tU.P)-lielen Jacobs of California
won over Mrs. w. d. List of Eng
land by 90, 6-l, in the women's
singles championships of the VIM
bledon tennis championships today
and went into the quarter final
round
Miss Jacobs was extended at no
time. She drove to both wings
with smashing returns.
The play was held under cloudy
skies and the weather was warm.
In mixed doubles match, Jack
Crawford of Australia and Miss
Elizabeth Ryan, an American living
in England won over Noel Turn
bull and Mrs. John Hill of Eng
land, 6-3, 6-3.
Helen Wills Moody defeated Miss
NJ. Kanters, Holland, 60, 81.
Wilmer Alison, of Austin, Tex,
and Miss Edith Cross, of California,
defeated G.. r. Sherwell and Miss
V. II. Montgomery, England, Sc,
Ga, 60.
King George and Queen Mary ar
rived to be greeted by vociferous
cheer by the crowd of $4,000
Queen Mary watched the game
through pair of smoked sun
glasses.
Henri Cochet of France, defend
ing champion, entered the quarter
finals by defeating Keats Lester o.
England, 6-3, 46, 90, 6-1.
Bill Tilden, ranking American
star, teamed with Hans Thinner OF
Holland to defeat Pierre Landry OF
France and }. Grand Guillot OF
Egypt, in the men S doubles. The
| scores were Sc, 4-G, As, 81, Ga.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
THE WEATHER

For Los Angeles and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Saturday with
moderate temperature; Cloudy or
foggy near coast in the morning;
gentle variable winds.
For Southern California: Fair to-
night and Saturday but fog along
coast tonight; no change in temperi
ture; moderate west winds on coast.
Fire Weather Forecast: Fog along
coast; slowly rising temperature and
decreasing humidity over the interi-
or; gentle variable winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Jones And Cups
Sail For Home

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, June %.
WP)-Bobby Jones sailed today for
New York aboard the Europa. With
him he carried the British open
and amateur golf championship
cups. Cyril ToIley accompanied
him.
NEW YORK, June 27. W.H-
Bobby Jones, winner of the 1880
British amateur and open titles,
will have Hook Hutchinson of Chi
cago who started the British open
cup on its American voyage in
1920, as his partner for the first
two days of play in the national
open championship at Interlaehen
country club, Minneapolis, July 10.
Pairings for the tourney, an
nounced today by the United States
Golf Association, show eight former
titleholders among the $50 contest
ants. The amateurs are Bobby
Jones, defending titleholder, Chick
Evans and Francis Ouimet. The
professionals include Hagen, Barnes,
Sarazen, MacFarland, Armour and
Farrell.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Veteran Racer
Retains Lead

LOS ANGELES, June 81. W.H-
Francis Quinn, veteran of the dirt
track, has retained his lead in spite
of Jimmy Sharp's surprise victory
last Saturday and in the race Sun
day afternoon at the Legion Ascot
speedway, he will have an advant-
age in points over all his rivals for
the auto racing championship of the
southwest in 1880.
Quinn has 2S9 points and his
nearest rival, Jimmy Sharp has 242
points, according 70 figures an
nounced yesterday by A. c. Pills
bury of the A. A. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

nesday night, is regarded by some
as the most logical contender on the
Pacific coast for the heavyweight
crown. Griffith would be Max's
first important opponent.
Should Doyle be unable to secure
Griffith, an effort to secure Otto
Van Porat will be made, the promot-
er Indicated.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Baer May Meet
Tuffy Griffith

LOS ANGELES, June 81. U.P)-
The possibility that Max Baer,
Oakland heavyweight, will meet
"Tuffy" Griffith, of Chicago, in a
IL round go here late in July was
made known today by Promoter
Jack Doyle.
Baer, by his convincing technical
knockout over Ernie Owens We'd
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

Mentone, San Bernardino Coun-
ty, farmers are rejoicing over i'm
provement in the water situation
following recent SHOWS in the
mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
@da(rlt{

LOS ANGELES, June 81. W.H-
Following are touay's market quota
tions:
POULTRY
Hens, Leghorns, under az lbs.
12c.
Hens, colored, 4 lbs. and up, 2Sc.
Fryers, colored 2A to 3 lbs. each
Csc.
BOOSTERS, soft bone, 8 lbs. up Csc.
Ducklings, Pekin, S1a lbs. up lsc.
Geese, Poe.
Young Tom turkeys, IL lbs, and
up Sac.
Old Tom turkeys, p5e.
Small hen turkeys, under lbs.
l5c.
Hen turkeys, s lbs. and up Csc.
Small Tom turkeys, under 13 lbs.
l5c.
Wholesale price 34c.
Price to retailers soc.
EGGS
Extra, 26c. Fresh firsts, o4c.
Medium, 2llac. Small lac.
The local price on eggs, furnish.
ed through the courtesy of Zurcher
Bros, is as follows: Medium or
pullet, 22c. Select, 24c.
LIVESTOCK
Los ANGELES, June ~. W.P)-
HOGS 400; slow 25c lower; | load
of Nebraskas l$10.4O with freight
benefit; ! load 1872 pound S1O.25;
truckins up to $1,000.
CATTLE 250; holdovers 743;
market at standstill; few sales or
bids; no steers sold; few COWS $3.50
to 500; calves so; steady; load
vealers $ll.06.
SHEEP LOO; very slow and
weak; deck rs pound Island
lambs, s7.75; Island yearliug weth-
ers 1919; good to choice lambs
quoted $3.50 to $lO.o5.
Orange County has spent about
$4,000 in the campaign against
ground squirrels. Thalium- coated
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
hollywood, l3; Sacramento, >.
Los Angeles, 5; Seattle, >.
San Francisco, -; Portland, ..
Oakland, s; Missions, ).
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Little Damage In
Eastside Blaze

4 fire which officials of the fire
department believe was due to
dust explosion in the mill Of the
Pacific Cattle and Poultry Feed
company, 100 Main street, was ex-
tinguished with but little damage
either to company property or goods
at about s O'Clock last night. The
fire, which had smoldered for time
before being discovered, was quick
ly under control after the freight
ers were forced to cut several holes
through the corrugated iron roof of
the building.
Chief Tom Reams made thor
ough investigation of the premises
this morning and stated that it was
extremely difficult to say just what
had caused the plaze, but that in his
opinion it was due to the dust ex-
plosion. Further investigations will
be continued this afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterday s Results
New York. -; Cleveland, II.
Washington, -; Detroit, 1.
Philadelphia, 8; st. Louis, ;.
Boston. 9: Chicago. I.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

FtSteruay7 S KeSuItS
Brooklyn, :; Chicago, |.
Pittsburgh, Ill; Philadelphia, 0-j.
New York, II; st. Louis, 4.
(Only games scheduled.l
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27
Los Angeles Ties
With Senators

SAN FRANCISCO, June ~. U.H
-Saeramento's position in the Pa
cific coast league was seriously
threatened today when Los Angeles
moved into n tie with them for
first place. The southern team for
the past week has been steadily
gaining ground while the Senators
have gone down to an unexpected
number of defeats.
Los Angeles jumped into the
leading position following a 80 de
feat of the Seattle Indians and
Sacramento took the third straight
loss of the week when Hollywood
handed out 1872 trouncing.
The San Francisco. Seals defeat
ed Portland in an easy game, l2-2
and Oakland took an S-5 win from
the Missions.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

scrts they are ready to prove that
the little dog who laughed when the
cow jumped over the moon didn't
know what laughing is.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

orange County has spent about
$4,000 in the campaign against
ground squirrels. Thalium-coated
rain was used.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

The week ending June 7, Imperial
Valley shipped IS ears mixed mel
ons rs against ~ the preceding
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

BRAWLEY-
Super Service Station. Plaza
A. w. Pahnke, East Main st.
Dicks Service Station. East Main st.
Whites Service Station, w. Main ST.
SEELEY
j. P. Williams
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

CALEXICO-
U. $. Grant Auto Equipment,
3rd and lockwood
Ell CENTRIC
Barney Brock, Sth g. Main
Goss 4 Sones. Imperial & Adams
Hattons Garage, 9th & Broadway
Imperial Valley press., 1930-06-27

THE
GILMORE CIRCUS
Pacific Coosf
Radio Network
Saturdays
800 TO $50 p. m.
ond
KNX. Fridays.
200 10 9;A5 p. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-06-07
YOUNG JACK
 GETS BID TO
 BOX IN s. F,

SAN FRANCISCO, June Frank Schuler of the Dreamland Club has dispatched a $25,000 offer to Young Jack Thompson, worlds welter- weight champion, to risk his crown 1t Ewing Field on July 4, against Young Corbett, Fresno southpaw.
 Asked for Terms
 Shculer received a wire from Ray Avis, manager of the champion, asking the local promoter for his best inducements relative to a Thompson-C -Corbett contest in San Francisco.
 Schuler's offer more than likely will be rejected by Avis. Thompson can get all of $50,000 in Chicago, Detre.t or New York to defend his laurels against Corbett, Jackie Fields or Jimmy h-cLarnin
 Avis might be willing to gamble on a percentage basis for non- title fight here on the Fourth of July.
 Hoffman in Running
 What are your best induce ments for a Corbctt- Thompson match in San Francisco some time after the middle of June,p Avis wired to Schuler.
 Schuler said $25,Oo0 was the most he could offer.
 It is understood that Ancil Hoff- man, who stages all his shows at Recreation Park, had sent $50,- 900 guarantee for Thompson to battle the southpaw Italian in San Francisco in a championship fracas
 Larry White, business manager of Corbett, announced today that he had refused an offer for the Fres- nan to box Thompson in Chicago in an overweight match June 13.