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Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-17
Jones Awarded
Another Medal

NEW YORK, Dec. IT. U.P)-An-
other medal was being polished to-
Gay to take its place besides the
hundreds of others won by Robert
T. Jones of Atlanta, in many years
of golfing competition.
The new medal is the James E.
Sullivan memorial medal and was
awarded Jones because he 'is the
competing athlete who by his eX-
ample and influence as an anna
teur and as man, has done most
during the past year to advance
the cause of craftsmanship"
Other candidates considered for
the honor were Clarence De Mar,
veteran marathon runner; Helen
Wills Moody, woman tennis star;
Helene Madison, girl swimmer:
Barney Berlinger. great track and
field athlete; Thomas Hitchcock,
worlds greatest poloist: George
Simpson, noted sprinter: Harlow
Rothert, shot putter and football
star; Raymond Ruddy, distance
swimmer and Stella Walsh, girl
track star. They were ranked in
the above order.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-17
GOOD SCRAPS ON
FRIDAYS CARD
ASSURED FANS

Take your pick. Sammy Aguirre
or Vivencio Alicante to win the
final half of the main event Fri
Athletic club, but place bet down
as sure to win, that the fight will
he a humdinger while it lasts.
The final words are used advis-
edly for it is not likely that the
battle will go 10 rounds. Alicante
punches too hard for that. and it
is hard to believe that anyone can
stand up for 10 rounds under the
punishment he can give. Sammy
may be able to keep out of his way
for the limit, but there is one per-
son in town who doubts it.
For the first half OF the double
main event, the same conditions ap-
ply. Frankie Arregon ought to take
Rito Punay, but Punay is clever
and is coming up. Frankie is not
getting any better. He has been
fighting a long time and while he
may have slipped some, he is still
one whale of a fighter and what
he has learned in his battling here
iofore. will help him in his scraps
from now on.
Arregon showed plenty of stuff
in his battle with Ignacio Fernan-
dez a few weeks back and Fernan-
dez certainly is not to be rated be-
low Punay.
Tiger Flowers is out to keep his
record clean when he meets Rod
Rodriguez in the four round spe-
cial Rod can fight a very good
fight or he can put up an awful
one. 1t is usually one way or the
other If he is ION" for a good
scrap Friday night, Flowers should
be looking like a bunch of faded
posies when the ruckus is over.
Gregorio Williams, Westmor-
land youngster, and Young Mexico
of Brawley, will open the show with
a four round scrap.
Matchmaker Harry Woodbury.
has been lining up some great cards
in recent weeks and fans who have
missed any have missed good en-
tertainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-17
So. California
Sport Briefs

| LOS ANGELES, Dec. II. U.R-
Baby Joe Cans, California Negro
welter weight, defeated Babe An
derson in a 10 round bout here last
night. Cans weighed 143 and An
derson l48. Cans floored his op-
ponent three times, each for q
count of nine. Don Petrin, New
Jersey heavyweight. won an eight
round decision from Bad News
Johnson.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. II. UP)-
George Courtney, Oklahoma light
heavyweight, will meet Oscar Ran
kins, California negro, in a 10 round
bout at the Wilmington Bowl to-
night.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. II. U.P)-
Entries for the Pasadena $4,000 op-
en- golf tournament closed today at
noon. More than 100 professionals
have entered, in addition to a large
number of amateurs. The tourna-
ment will open Friday and continue
liz CuSll OuAiudy. I1OI tOil SoillltIl,
Cragtson, N. Y, professional, is the
defending titleholder.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. II. lU.P)-
The Notre Dame all stars Ahich
meet a selected team of best
ern, middle western, Rock NOUN
tain and Texas all stars for chari-
ty here December q, will hold an
open workout at the coliseum next
Tuesday. Under the direction of
Knute Rockne, the players will go
through the same program of plays
they will use against Jimmy Phe-
lan's eleven.
The two additions to the western
teams are Paradeux. a tackle from
Baylor, and Caraway, guard from
Texas.
LOS ANGELES, Dec. II. U.p)-
The Washington State College foot
ball team will arrive here Monday
to complete training for its Tourn-
ament of Roses game against Ala
Lama in Rose Bowl, Pasadena, New
Years day.
Snow and cold weather, which
hampered the Washington State
team in training at Pullman, Wash,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-17
/ |SP0RT i S.
Basketball At
School Tonight

Another three game basketball
card will be presented at Z O'Clock
tonight on the floor of the Central
Union High school gymnasium.
In the first game the Imperial
Valley Hardware squad will meet
the Mack and Mack five, and in
TWO games starting at s o'clock the
Golden State Creamery will play
the Gilmore Lions of Imperial,
while the CaleXico high school Gag
ers endeavor to erase memory of
a recent defeat by winning from
the El Centro Maroons.
The I. V. Hardware team appears
10 be the most formidable squad
On the floor after defeating CaleX-
leo high school 80 to 10 Monday
night. Admission to these games
is free.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-17
Valley Golfers
To Play Sunday

1nter-town tournaments are
scheduled for the Barbara Worth
Country club on Sunday and FL
Centre members are urged to ar
range foursomes in order that a
good showing may be made against
Holtville players.
Play will begin in the morning
and continue throughout the day
it is announced.
FL Centre women will serve the
MONDAY luncheon, proceeds from
which will go to the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-17
Cubs Shortstop
Captures Bride

CHICAGO, Dec. II. W.p)-El-
wood Woody" English, Chicago
Cubs shortstop, and his bride. the
former Miss Helen Golan, left to-
day for English's farm near Vanat-
alta. O., where they will remain on
their honeymoon for several weeks.
English and Miss Golan, who
was not baseball fan until she
saw Woody" play last summer and
then was introduced to him after
the game, eloped to Crown Point,
Ind, Monday and kept the mar
riage secret for "a hours. Mrs.
English is 20 years old.
caused Coach Babe Hollingbery to
bring his squad here four days ear
lier than originally planned.
The Alabama squad, which leaves
Tuscaloosa, Ala. Friday, is expect
ed to arrive here Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-12-17
Veteran Catcher
Is Given Release

ST. LOUIS, Dec. II. UP)-Catch-
er Earl Smith, who came to the
Cardinals when Jimmy Wilson was
injured last season, has been un-
conditionally released by the st.
Louis Nationals, the club has an
Eounced.
Joe Schultz, manager of the
Houston team, was engaged for an
ether year as pilot.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
CITY LEAGUE TEAMS SET
 FOR FIRST GAMES TODAY
Three Battles Are Scheduled in Senior Loop at Walnut Hill Park With One Contest Carded in Junior Cir cuit-Clubs to Offer Strong Combinations Pirates Meet Sokols - Senecas Clash With Holy Cross West Ends Slated to Clash With Burritts.

The lid of he 1880 baseball sea- ill the Senior City Baseball League this afternoon at 9 and o'clock at Walnut Hill park. At 4 o'clock also. two teams in the Junior City League will open play in that circuit.
 The six City LeagE teams this year will present vastly different fronts from those in the circuit last -aar and packers of the league are at a loss to pick their favorltes be- cause of the unknown quantities ill the clubs
 The opening game on Diamond No. 1 at o'clock will bring the Pirates and the Sokols together. Tha Pirates have an entirely new llne- up which has been welded together under the direction of the veteran ccach. Charlie Miller. The Sokols are com binatlon very much like the Sacred Heart team. This battle should be one of the features of the afternoon
 The game at o'clock on Dil- lllpllI -Np. = W III !4Ill LII" 1lclN VI pSh team. championship outfit of last years league. stacked up against the Seneca Reserves. The Holy Cross team will be without the services of the Budnick brothers and Johnny klatka Starhead' Budnick and klatka are in the Industrial League while Sl Budnlck has become an umpire. The Senecas have not yet. revealed their lineup.
 The third game Of the afternoon is scheduled 70 be played on Dia- mond No. l at o'clock and it will bring two bitter rivals of the league, the West Ends and the Burritts, to- gether. The West Ends have q solid lineup of stars after having Combin- ct with the Cardinals while the Burritts will nave plenty of strength at bat and in the field
 Junior City League
 The Republican A. C. and tha Golfers will clash in the opening game Of the Junior City League It. o'clock on Diamond No. .. These two clubs haze been preparing for this encounter for the past several weeks and both are ready for q stiff battle
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
-.= Ass .s-e5 pHa


 The Cleveland Iadians picked by --s consensus of rhe crLtlcs 10 1nlsh TO hrEre- than fourth place n rhe American league pennan+ race. today are out n @ront after whlElulrd dash 10 rhs TOD tha- has left the -e- malr5er Of the clubs and the Ath- .erlls in particular g~oggy
 With a champiorShi brand of 0ltchlrE and s uur4srous attack. the Indians yesterday rolled ID rheir seventh straight victory and t1elr -trd over the world champlons TO 20 into the lead hy four points.
 As f 70 maae -hAir advance 1n-o --ad4-shlp even more impressive the Indians doe-s5 th= champions 15 70
 as Wesley Terrell -urne5 lr his -a+h victory or -he season George WaIoerz usgsuv -he 1am4s.s Of the Cleveland ha-re~~. 7as no puzzle and nas l-fze~-to rhe Shcve-s and E53le Ro~raI called 10 hIz rescue
 The Senator's took the WhIte So1 mo rsmn yesterday : 70 when Al L.sss held them 70 tour hts. The . victory let the senators only 2 half game ou- Of second rlace in -he 'earIe
 Al S- Lols Rip Collins and Nil ron Gastoo staged an oId-tashlo1et nurHns duel as rhe BroUns defeared -ne Ed Sox ! 70 q 1T Il innings A single by Rsl7h kress broke ID the contest Collins held the SoX 10 tour hrs while Gaston let the Browns donn with seven
 Tn contrast Derro.t and -he New York Yankees put on modern game of baseDsli-slamm1ne the hall to every corner Of the held as rhe Yankees VI on n 10 r. 4 rotal ot = rirs narA collected hy both teams Buckv Ha~rls sent WhltehLI Page and Sullivan 70 The mound but they were ss Ine@ec-lve as Plpgras. Gone and Sherld O. -he Yankees h the sixth. Sammy Byrd hI- rhs hala Out Of the park with TWO on basa 10 give rha Tanks a sste lead
 h the Narona. league A5oI:o LIque 2 veteran ot many q -alor league Eama. ,os- h.s rrs- contest Of The 120 season when -ha Cincinnati Reds pounded out 3 : TO -rignc ph over the Rohlns Although hl- hard LuquA stuck 70 hIs eYns for the an- -are rlre innings l1 an etforr 70 stop his former teammates 4 five run rally ln the first inning. however. rras 100 much for the Robins to overcome
 The Chicago Cubs managed to nose out the Phlllles to in q see saw contest Gabhv Hartnett Cubs catcher rounded out two home runs 70 lead the atacE while Chuck Klein. the leading National league hitter hI, safelv n his -2-d consecutve same
 After haylr- been ralred out for -~o days inc Cardinals and Braves can,e together win the Iatrer VIII rIne 2 10 g n ten .1lnngs The Cards Eor away 10 2 seven run lead IT rhe first two innings hut the Braves kepr qecki1g away a- Willie She-del and Herman Bell ur-l! they were or even -erms Singles ny Welsh and Mar auvllle and a 1elder's choice gave -te Braves the game after -he score had been tied in the rIr-h
 Southpaw Bill Walker t.rne5 n E3s- eighth victory Of the season when the Gian.s rroun1cd rhe PI- rates 10 lr the lasr game Of the series Walker held the Pirates 70 six scattered hts and drcva n rr-o runs "ith 2 timely single
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

.v the Assrc.ated Press
 Includlng games of June 13)
 National League attlng-kleln. Phillles 4l2. Runs-Terry. Giants. 54 Runs batted ln-klein. Phllles. 6l. Hits-Terry. Giants 83. Doubles-Frisch. Cardinals. 21. Triples-Cuyler Cubs, z Home runs-Wllson, Cubs, 16 Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, I5.
 American League Bartng-Rice. Senators. 3a3. Runs-Ruth, Yankees, 6l. Runs batted ln-Ruth. Yankees, Hits-Rice, Senators, S1. DoUbles-Gehringer Tigers and 'ronin, Senators, l4. Triplos-Combs Yankees T. Home runs-Ruth. Yankees, 20. stolen bases-RlCe. Senators, 12.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

stewards of the I C F. A pro- pounded new rules and regulations last January. supposed to improve the race both for the Cre1-men and spectators. II seems 10 me. how ever, that they missed the very thing that distinguished that race.
 Four Of the nine boats that showed off on that storm -darkened after noon year ago filled with water
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

and sank. vet the stewards took no note of this. Instead. they wrote Tn rule 10 disqualify any boat not at the starting line on time and another to disdain all pleas for new start eX- cept in case Of actual breakage of equipment Hea diights On the shells and life belts on the oarsmen might have been Q more approprlate rul- ing
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
PRINCETON MINIS GAME

Princeton, \. J, June fl (UP)- Princeton won the opening game of the intercollegiate polo champion ship tournament yesterday. defeat- ing Penn Military college, 10 to [. The victory qualified the Tigers for a championship match, with the survivor of the Yale, Harvard. Army competition.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
PLAN BILLIARDS PLAT

London. June l4 (UP)-Blllard championships for the title of mum ber one man in the Stock Exchange, Metropolitan Police and British Legion will be held shortly, Entries for this years Stock Exchange tour nament have already exceeded last years total,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Associated Press
 Walker. Giants-Won eighth game of eeason, beating Pirates. 7-2, al lowing only six hits
 Maranville. Brayes--Hls single in 10th put Welsh ln position to score run that beat Cards.
 Liska. Senators-Beat White SoX 6-2 with four-hit pitching perform ance.
 Hartnett. Cubs-Ht two homers as Cubs beat Philhes, 7-5.
 Collins, Browns-Held Red Sox 10 four hits in Il innings and beat them, 1-0.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
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1x-Can for Grouse .- e,-
 AXN-Bar-ed :0- Walsh .r atn Washington -00 o1G ,o--6 -Al-aso .o0 o'I ooo-e
 Two Hass h!-s Wa-rood. Re Three aze hts. Iol-ev Mger Eases on balls. 0t L.sAa $. o+ Weland 4 of Walsh 2 Sr-u- a ou-. B" Llska l. by WelaHd g. by Walsh 5 Losing Tircher. WeNanl.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
SACRED HEARTS FAVORED
 TO DEFEAT KENSlNCTON

Longmores Form Gives Parish Team Edge Over South Enders-Pechuk, However, Has Been Hurling Bril- liant Ball-Pitchng Duel Is Expected "Monjue" Zaleski Returns to Burrtt Team for Game Sunday -Senecas to Meet Maple Ends of Bristol at Willow Brook.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
SOFT BALL LEAGUE Stanlay Rule- -Corbjp

NldIlltN ftllt-NDT DTDu
 Stanley Rule ........ 000l25i0x-9 P. 6; F. Corbln ,..... o30lo2o10-7
 Batteries; Lawless and Marion: Herman and Cagol
 Fafnir- RussWin Fafnir ........... 3lo0020o2-3I Russel (, Erwin ..... 110l21h00-s. Batteries; Larson and Dabkowski. Janecko and Luke,
 Corbin Screw North & Judd Corbin Screw ...... 31013203x-15| North dc Judd ..... h0l01000l-- 31 Batteries Wihcki and Luty Don- Ion and Gotawala
 Landers- -Landers B. & K. L. F Gc C. ......... 454070214-27 Landers B d- K. ... 0oo200002- 4l Batteries Recano and Mattola Neddick and Bruzlk
 Stanley Work-N. B. Machine Stanley Works ..... 602345044-2s \. B. Machine ....... l20070000-1o Batteries Politis and Goffa; Crus- to and Nappi
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
 
CLEVELAND INDIANS OUT
 IN FRONT IN AMERICAN

Mad Dash of Team to Top Has Left Other Clubs Groggy Roll Up Seventh Straight Victory at Expense of Athletics-Senators Take White Sox Into Camp - Browns Nose Out Red SoN-Ya ankees Take Slug fest From Detroit by 10 to Count-Luque Loses First Game of ! ear.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Outboard motors are now equipped with electric starters.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Columbia. with the lightest and youngest crew on the river. after la years Of persistent trying, trl- umphed in 1914.
 The eastern eIghts. temporarily in the ascendancy forced Washington and Wisconsin to be content with fifth and last places respectively as Penn. Cornell and Syracuse in order followed the Columblans home.
 History records that the Columbia university club in New York sent out for yards and yards of bunting and flew the entire collection of Co., lumhia flags to celebrate the New Workers first victory since the initial regatta in 1895.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

FOR BEST RESULTS SE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

>-e-rn see1s Three nzsa r'.. N--rz7 Home run Porter. Ease or Mz.ts 0+ Terrell :, Tal3erE l. To~7-@l. S.-u,E a.-rGrr "a .ro~-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Because ot the brilliant perform ance turned n by Longmore. mound ace Of the Landers team IT the h. Gustrial League against the Gascos Thursday night, the Sacred Hearts. for whom Longmore IS slated 10 pitch tomorrov. are given decI- ded edge over the kensingron team. These two clubs will battle f out at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Pervlcal Avenue grounds IT kensington.
 However. those who have placed the Sacred Hearts as the favorltes, arc reckoning without the feats in pitching turned in this season by Pechuk Last Sunday, hurlng against the Burrltts of this city Fechuk all but missed q no-hlt game when Bill Mangan. pasted oI- a triple in his first trip 10 the plat.
 The game should result ln as fine a pitching duel as has been seen in this city this year and the fans arc interested plenty in the contest Tho Sacred Hearts will lineup as fol- lcHs: Sapkowshi. 2b. kredar If. Zapatka Ct Gectersloh. 1b, SsIlt SC. Kopec C. Dobrovclskl 3b. De- Dreck IT. Partyka or Longmore ?.
 Zaleski with Rurritts
 With Marion tMonjue) Zaleski. Fordham star, hack in the lineup behind the plate, the Burrlt, base ball team should take on new life tomorrow afternoon when 1t tackles the Horton Co. team of Bristol 'Y Bristol The Burritts have gotten of to a poor start this season but the players expect to make up for lost time.
 Senecas-N Maple Ends
 The Senecas will appear for the first time this season at home when they battle the Maple Ends of Bris- tol at Willow Brook park tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Maple ends downed the locals ln a prevl- GUS game by the score Of 3 to ,.
 Berg and Huband. former Corbln Red Sox battery, will probably he selected to work agalnst the local team tomorrow. Cesey Tlil probably be given the assignment 10 work for the Senecas
 Republicans vs. Unionyille
 The Republican 4 C. team will cross bats for the second time this season with the Falcons of Unlon- vile at the Washington dlan1onj i The local bowed before the Union vile team in an early season game and they are out for revenge to- 1 IT crrow. The contest will start al 3 o'clock.
 All members Of the Republican ! team are asked to be on hand at l the club rooms at l o'clock tomor- rev 10 discuss a number of impor- tant measures.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
WEST FORCED EAST
 TOFASTEST SPEED
Syracuse Won 1918 Regatta But
 Coast Crew Pressed II
By TED NOSBURGH

The University of Washington, whose mighty eights were destined 10 make rowing history at Pough- lleepsie, first appeared on the fla nous Hudson river course in 1913 and forced its eastern rivals to hit the fastest pace in four years to win.
 In driving and spectacular fin lsh. the orange of Syracuse crossed the line first. a scant length ahead Of Cornell but. less than d length behind in their foaming wake came Washington. with Wisconsin, the middle western standard bearer lapped up on the Huskies stern.
 Columbia the pacemaker for the first two miles, was cooked to a turn" and trailed in fifth place with the rear
 The victory of Syracuse was big surprise IS Cornell had been favored at 10 and the orange was only q ] 10 shot.
 Like many of the greatest Pough- keepsie races the battle was won in the final mile. Passing under the railroad bridge which marks the three-mile point. Syracuse. Cornell, and Washington were almost level.
 George B. (Cy) Thurston, now graduate manager Of athletics at Syracuse was stroking the Salt City eIght and he shook off the pursing pack by sprinting at the killing pace of B to 4o strokes to the minute for an entire mile.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

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Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
FAMOUS HORSE oy7
 OF RUNN|AC, PRESENT

CHICAGO, July26. (P) - Blue Larkspur's ambitious Spurt to over- take Zev and become the highest peared doomed to failure when it money winning horse in history ap- was learned that his breakdown may force the famous fouryear old from the turf forever.
 Tn the last serious workout, in preparation for a $35,O00 added handicap race, the son of Black Servant and Blossom Time pulled a tenden in the weak, right foreleg.
 Veterinarians, after examining the leg, agreed that 1t would not run again this sason and perhaps never again.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
BACKING MAC DONALD

The Fairbanks Commercial Club is preparing to adopt a resolution requesting the appointment of Donald Macdonald, originator of proposed the International High way plan, as member of the United States Commission to be appointed by President Hoover to study the project. The Gateway advocated this editorially last week.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28

Lou Smith, business man of Cordova, was brief visitor in port the other day during the last steamer arrival He had been up the highway out of Valdez and was greatly enthused over his journey.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
THIS DAY IN HISTORY

1889-French government took over all telephones.
 187O-Napoleon joined the ar my and prophesied long and severe war
 1812-ATob in Baltimore, Md, made second attack on antiwar adherent.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
CARELESS DRIVING?

One of the Signal Corps boys has asked The Gateway to warn Jesse Lee Home auto drivers to slow down and watch the roads, especially when coming around the dome of the hill this side of Porcupine City. Two radio men say they have been run into the brush at that point.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28

Paul R. Vernon of Ketchikan has been appointed Deputy Unit ed States Collector of Customs in the Alaska service and will be as- signed to Hyder He was formerly freight clerk and purser with the Alaska Steamship Company.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28

Ernest Walker Sawyer believes there is an excellent opportunity in raising Angorra rabbits in Alaska. This has been attempted but on a small scale.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28

Arrivals from Anchorage over the weekend bring word that the Community Chest Drive came to an end Thursday with about $500 in the treasury
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28
Try a Fresh Raspberry Sum- dae'- ALASKA GROWN - Schai- lerer's Alaska Shop.

Al meat ana nothing else in the Frye -Bruhn Meat Market.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28

BUY COOPER'S HOMEMADE ICE CREAM.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-28

MIRACLE BINOCULARS AT J. L. CRAFTS.
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