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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
Cameron Courts
$50 .ated fiess rhote

ct Tx. s~l0,375.O0. Lot 8 blk 4 Good
win tract subd. No. /.
J. M. Settle ct ux to j. E. McFar-
land. $4,000 S 1-2 Of S IL lot 2.
La Donna.
n c.. Bremen. TO A. S. Pike.
$4,000 Farm tract 362, west tract
Subd.
American Co. to Louise w. Fretts.
S5O0.00. S. 5 &C. Of N 20 &C. Lot 8,
block 80. Campacuas.
John II. Shary to j. II. Burrows.
So $4,000. S 428 &C. Of N 10 &C. lot
254. John II. Shary.
T. A. Mcfarland, ct Tx to II. v.
Hall. $4,000. Lot 10, blk 1, Coli
Crest subdivision.
Robert Clark et TX 10 w. +. Bues-
sing $1,000. < 10 &C OF w 70 81 &C.
larm tract $50. west tract.
Laura l.. Ford c tvir TO G. r. Gar
e 100000 n. $40 Of S IL lot
10. SW Z Of SEA sec IL. Hidalgo
canal Co.
Clara F. Bailey ct vir to T. L. L.
Temple jr. $1,000. Part lots It's and
l7-6. West Addn to Sharyland.
!. n. Olmstead to G. II. Newman.
S2862-00 AT C. NE = sec y. La
Lomita.
Q. Il. Newman TO John II. Shary.
$1,000. ATT &C. Sec. u. La Lomita
U. s. Guaranty Mtg. Co. to Les
ter B. Sherwood. $1,000. Lot 8 blk
10, Milmor Addn. TO McAllen.
Clara +. Bailey e. viz TO T. L. L.
Temple. Jr, Part Sec. y, La Lom-
tia.
A. Y. Baker TO L. j. Oshman.
S26O00-O0 N 1885 &C. lot 4. Va
Verde.
(. NJ. Everitt to L. A. Gannway,
$1,000. Lot 4, blk 1868. Edinburg.
Arkansas Askew. ct vir to Bama
JettOn. $4,000. w. 5 &C. OF K 80 &C.
Lot 8. sec 280. Tex Mex.
c. w. French ct ux ct al to L. L.
O'Neall. $1,000. 10 &C out II l-2 lot
II and y, sec. 5. Hidalgo canal.
Sam Primm, ct al TO George II.
Beade- s2O5.O0 Lot /. block 8, Al
sonia.
E. X. Potts TO Mary L. Kennedy.
S4.ou = IL o. n IL lOL >. DIX "a
La Donna.
Nick Engel to Central Power and
Light co. 2 100000. l &C. lot 90, Kelly
Pharr.
John II. Shary TO George @. Will
liams. 100000. N. 10 &C. lot 56-2,
west addn. to Sharyland.
Delta Orchards CO. to @. T. Hat
lund. S6500.00. Lot 4, Delta Orch
ards co. Unit No. !.
Martin Steidtl. ct Tx to Scott
Ford. S2550.00 w. 20 &C. Lot II, SCI
238. Tex Mex.
r. B. Creager TO Homer Swim
SI050O0. z ID lot 6 and all lots Z.
g. g. 10 and II. blk 10. Alamo.
II. M. Hartman. ct ux 70 w. z
Hinton. $4,000. N 1-2 lots z, 8 and
8, Blk 1873. Edinburg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
SCHOOL OFFERS
new COURSES
Especial 70 The Herald)


McALLEN, Texas. Aug. 5.-when
the is30-31 term OF school begins
In McAllen on September 10 there
viii be five new courses on the
curriculum. according to Super
intendent J. II. Gregory.
These will be architectural draw
ing. motor designing, Latin III,
public speaking and world history.
Drawing and motor designing will
be a part Of the extensive manual
training and mechanical courses
being offered as q separate de-
partnent in the McAllen high
schools. First year Latin course
was included In the curriculum
last year for the first time in sew
eral years and a second year will
be added this fall. Public speak
ing will fit IN with the arts classes
and the new history course will
be an addition to an already
ment.
The schools will open for the
registration OF pupils on Wednes-
day. September 10. following a
two-day teachers institute. About
$500 pupils are expected 70 be
enrolled in McAllen during the
coming term, larger than any
previous year.
Principals in the city public
schools viii be Marvin p. Baker.
senior high school; J. Wesley
Taylor. junior high school and
Lincoln school: Miss cara Thigpen,
Roosevelt school: and Mrs. BeSs
Jones, Wilson school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
VALLEY Wins
COURSE HONORS
Four High Places Awarded
Entrants from Lower
Rio Grande Region

Places won and honors received
by Cameron County people at TIE
short course just closed at College
Station.
Edith Miles, La Paloma, placed
first in the school dress division
OF the clothing contest. Her prize
was a Singer sewing machine
given BY the Singer Sewing
Machine CO. Of Dallas, and a gold
medal. Incidentally her prize win
ming dress was made on a Singer
sewing machine loaned by the
people OF San Benito.
Mrs. NJ. F. Orr Of Los Fresnos
placed fourth in Class 2 OF the
living room contest. Mrs. Orr gave
an excellent report OF her work
to the women OF Texas attending
the Short Course.
Alice Miller, San Benito, was
chosen major Of her company IN
the girls dormitory. This is the
highest honor given a girl in the
self government organization used
at the Short Course. In addition
to other duties, the major intro
duced all speakers at the girls
meetings and expressed apprecia-
ton at the close OF the meeting.
The Cameron County Poultry
team cOmDOyad of lanes Fank-
hauser. Stuart Place. Harley Moon.
Aanta Rosa and Glen Miller or
Highland placed first in the poul-
try judging contest. James Faux
hauser was high point boy in the
state.
Cameron county helped TO put
the pageant, Texas the Mag
nificent" givc> Thursday and Fri
day nights. The Kiwanis Club OF
San Benito furnished the costumes
for the county'S part in the
pageant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05

Increased accidents are the pen
atty OF modern speed In nonstruc-
ton. says a report 10 the American
Institute Of Architects.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
RESACA LANDS
DRIVE OPENS
Local Chamber Appeals To
Better Bureaus About
Detroit Pamphlet

One hundred letters. each Of them
81 pages long, have been mailed to
various chambers or commerce.
better business bureaus and real es-
tate companies over the country BY
the local chamber Of commerce in
an attempt to secure assistance IN
having the Detroit Better Business
Bureau print a retraction Of its
statement tina. Valley resaca land
was unfit for cultivation.
@. G. Richardson local secretary,
suggests that at the national meet
ing Of Better Business Bureaus. to
be held IN Toronto, Montreal, in the
hear future, the matter will be dis
cussed and a decision reached.
Complete correspondence that
was passed between Brownsville
ana Detroit Is enclosed in the let
ter including the final letter from
Kenenth Barnard, Detroit bureau
manager, which read: Il am not in
tereSted in so much as receiving q
communication so insulting Is your
May 28th and am therefore return
ing il herewith. We have previously
related the fact and are not re-
motely interested in whether you
believe 1t or what you say or think
concerning the matter"
A committee, composed OF five
bureau members, Is invited TO visit
the Valley and study the reSaca
land question from personal invest
igation.
Inspection welcomed
I'VE will welcome a committee
from your organization as suggested
in this communication to visit and
inspect our country and will appre-
ciate your reaction to this sugges-
ton at an early date" MI. Richard
son writes. we are genuinely des-
ircus OF getting your group TO learn
the truth. the whole truth and
nothing but the truth about our
country
Mr.. Barnard's statement that ne
had obtained his information about
resaca land being unfit for cultiya-
ton from q government expert. is
attacked on the grounds that WASH
ington had denied this. and further
because the Detroit manager re-
fused TO divulge his name or cap
acity.
II was further suggested that the
committee of five invited TO visit
the Valley consult the experts OF
the Texas Agricultural Experiment
station. located near Mercedes. and
get accurate information on not
only resaca land. but al other ques-
tons concerning this section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
BULLETIN

First figures, lowest temperature
last night; second. highest yester-
day; third, wind velocity ut 8 q. m:
fourth. precipitation In last "a
hours
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05

In line with the practice or The
Mexican government 10 encourage
tourist traffic into Mexico. Pedro
Coronado, assistant chief OF the i'm
migration service in Matamoros.
left Monday morning 70 confer with
the secretary OF the interior In mn
effort to eliminate red tape i'm
passing travellers into Mexico
through the immigration office az
the international airport. Coronado
Is IN charge OF the Mexican imri-
grafton office az the airport.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
Suits Filed in District Courts

suits Filed IN DIStrict courts
Ida Mae Lewis rs. Wilt Lewis,
divorce.
D. B. Meadows vs. X. r. Hood, ct
al. damages.
E. f. Kerr VS. Cameron County
Water improvement District No. 2
damages.
Mrs. c. w. Metcalf VS. Cameron
County Water Improvement Dis
trict No. 2 Ell al, damages.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
r. w. Duncan ct Tx to DR.. II. A.
Currie; Blocks 76 and N Esplritu
Santo Irrigated Land Co. Sub. $40,
L. L. Zenor 10 Jane II. Splcer; Lot
8. MeriWether a. Sauers Sub. $1,000
and $4,000.
The American Land Co. Of Texas
to VIM. Campbell; Triangular piece
Of land in N. E. corner of Survey
306 and NV corner survey sos IN
Stuart Place sub. $1,000
Port Isabel Irrigation Co 10 S.
G. Mullendore; North 5 acres block
80. section 3. unit 8. Bayvlew Citrus
Groves sub. S7500.00.
r. G. Sanders ct ux to Port
Isabel Co; Lot IA, block 8, City
Port Isabel. S1.00.
Port Isabel Irrigation co. to NJ
Grace Knowles; West ID block rs.
Section 3. unit 3, Bayview Citrus
Groves sub. $4,000.
A. <. and Josie A. Purvis 70
Myrtle wilcox; South l-2 lot 3 and
norts 10 lot 4 block 2. fifth Addn
San Benito. $1,000 and $4,000.
M. ID. Kennedy to A. Nj. Longoria.
Lot IL, blk 6. Garden Parks addn.,
Brownsville. S264 90.
G. w. Letzerich ct ux to Roy c.
Porter: Norts so fl. lots /, 2, 3. Palm
Drive Court sub. Of blk 8. Harlin-
gen Land and Water Co. sub. "B".
100000.
Hidalgo County
Sophie j. Becker. ct vir to Pro-
greso Dev. Co. $1,000. Lot 80 d,
Twin Lakes subd.
r. 3. Harper, ct uX to S. A.
Bowers, ct ux. $4,000 Lot 4, block
l45, Edinburg.
<. Schoen TO Birdie Schoen. love
and affection. Lot p ana N. s. Lot
p. block 4, Weslaco.
Z. w. Halstead 10 Hidalgo G. w.
& Imp. Dist. No. s. $40 10. 1881
acres Los Ejidos de ReynoSa grant.
Hidalgo @. w. and Imp. Dist. No.
8 TO Z. w. Halstead, $1,000 1873 acres
Les Ejidos Gle Reynosa.
Charles c. Shilling 10 Hidalgo
c. w Cont. and Imp. Dist. No. s.
$4,000. 0.9S acres share Is, partition
Porcion 40.
Marjoria d. Ebt ct vir TO Charles
F. Hurst. tr. $1,000. Part lots 2 and
3. block 103, Campacuas.
Charles F. Hurst to T. w. Carter.
$1,000 Part lots 2 and 3 block 102,
Campacuas.
T. w. Carter. ct ux to Lawrence
H. Mayors. $1,000. Part lots 2 and
3. Block i03 and lot Is. block l02,
Campacuas.
3. G. Martin to Mabel F. Martin
Gwillim. $1,000 Farm Tract coo.
West Tract.
Anthony Peine ct ux TO II. f.
Sta'ons Sl5O000. N 1-2 Of S IL Lot
Z. blk %, Alamo tract.
L. G.. Lovejov TO Jacob Deckard.
$4,000. Lot s. block 100. Edinburg.
CLYDE Tennis Land Co. 70 Her
man b. Gcering. ct Tx $1,000. z D
&C. of w 10 &C. blk 203. La Blanca.
r M Goodwin. to H. J LoeSing,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
Better Conditions Of
Living Leaders Aim

HARLINGEN. Aug. 5.-A con-
certed program Is underway In
the Valley to better living condi-
tons among Mexican residents or
American Border towns. The drive
will be carried to every town In
the Valley. IL vas announced. BY
Elpidio Barrera. former Mexican
senator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
Plants Wanted

Cactus plants are still in demand
in other sections as decorative
plants. II Is revealed in a letter
from Mexia. Texas. Jack Womack
Jr.. writes here requesting informa-
ton as 10 where he may purchase
cactus plants for resale explaining
that the market in that section is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
WEATHER SUMMARY

Light scattered showers and
thunderstorms occurred within the
last "a hours from the central and
southern Rocky Mountain region
eastward into the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys. Temperatures also
continued unseasonably high prac-
tically throughout the states east Of
the Rocky Mountains.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
Miniature Golf Play
Is on at Harlinren
Especial to The Herald)

% Tie deraluy
IARLINGEN. Aug. 5.-Large
numbers Of miniature golf en-
thusiasts turned out today 10 COM
pete for prizes offered by the
KiwaniS club In d benefit tourney
az the Harlingen Miniature Golf
Course today. The funds raised
will be turned over TO the Saliva
ton Army. Play viii continue I'M
I'll midnight tonight. Names OF the
prize winners will be made public
wednesday. IL was announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-05
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBy The Associated Press
Including games Of Aug. 3.

Including games Of Aug. 8.
National League
Batting-Klein. Phillies. .404.
Runs-Klein. Phillies. 100.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phillies,
l16.
Hits-Klein. Phillies. III.
Doubles-Klein. Phillies. 36.
Triples-Comorosky. Pirates. IS.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs. IS.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, n.
American League
Batting-Simmons. Athletics. 1886.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees, l22.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees,
l35.
Hits-Hodapp. Indians. l53.
Doubles-McManus, Tigers: Hod-
app. Indians. 80.
Triples-Gehringer Tigers; Reyn-
olds. White SoX. Is.
Home runs-Ruth Yankees. 40.
Stolen observation-disclosures, Tigers.
Is
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07

On July 81, Hcmet, Riverside
County, will vote ON a bond issue
Of $4,000 for fire department inn
provement.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
Senators And
Stars Loom AS
Coast Winners

2SAN FRANCISCO, July I, UG-
Hollywood and Sacramento loomcd
nearer today as possible winners Of
the first half of the Pacific coast
baseball league, following the de
feat yesterday of the Los Angeles
Angels in a double header with
Portland.
The Ducks used Walter Mails for
the first victory, II, and Carl
Mays for the second, ST. The
Portland team scored four runs in
the last two innings of the later
contest. Los Angeles, however
won the weeks series, six games TO
three.
Sacramento now four games be
hind the Angels, took an carly lead
in the first game to defeat the
Missions, -, but lost the second
affair, b. when the Missions
staged a ninth inning rally.
Hollywood took both games from
Oakland, winning the first. 81, aud
the second, 7-G, after punching hits
in the eighth for two runs.
Seattle drove the San Francisco
Seals into fourth place with Il
double win of 10, in the first game
and 80 in the second.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
Revised List OF
Double Headers
Is Announced

CHICAGO. July !. U.P)-A re-
viscd list of American league double
headers was announced by Prcsiden,
+. $. Barnard today. The list fol
lows:
July I, Detroit at nicago: July
:, New York at Philadelphia; July
9. Washington at Boston,; July 70
New York at Chicago; July II
Washington at Cleveland; July 10
Washington at Cleveland; July 90,
Boston at Chicago; July %. New
York at Cleveland; July 27. Boston
at ST. Louis; July 80. st. Louis at
Chicago; July 80, New York at Bos
ton; July 81, ST. Louis at Chicago
Aug, >, Boston at Philadelphia; Aug
=. Washington at New York; Aug. >
Boston at Washington; Aug. 8
Chicago at Philadelphia; Aug. 81
Chicago at Clcvcland; Sept. g.
Cleveland at Chicago.
ST. Louis will fill an open date at
Detroit, Aug. %.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
! S P0R i S.
Jones To Make
Severe Fight To
Re tain Title

MlNNEAPOLIS, Mimi, July 7.
(U.R-Bobby Jones, defending ma
tional open golf champion, today
started the serious business of final
preparations for his first battle on
Thursday in this years contest.
As a Sunday pastimc, Jones went
twice around the Interlachcn club
course where the tournament will
be held, in par golf. Both rounds
were made in ~. One stroke under
par is the best that has been re-
corded on the present course which
has been used for little more than
Il year. Jones, who had never
played at lntcrlachen, made two
par rounds yesterday.
Sports writers today expressed
the opinion that if the champion
could make four rounds of par golf
in the tournament, the title would
be his again although he will face
what he himself has called zone
of the toughest and most severe
fights TO retain the title that J.
have had IN any tournament"
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
Coast Club Has
Clean Sweep I'm
Swimming Meet

LONG BEACH, July :. UP The
Los Angeles Athletic club 5 aquaii,
team had new chest fun Of cups
today as the result Of its ocean
sweep in the National y. \. L.
swimming championships here, in
which eight world and three Amcri-
can records fell.
The l.. A. A. G. men 5 team score i
u total OF 80 points in the fonr day
meet and the women ) team 81
points to lead both divisions by Il
comfortable margin.
1t remained for Helene Madison,
however, to take individunl huuors
iii the events Swimming unat-
tachcd, the Seattle high school girl
ended her sensational pcrformauc
yesterday by establishing her fourth
world record of the meet when sine
swan the SS0-Fard free style for
women in ll:4l 30. Josephine
Mckim, l.. y. \. C., WAS second and
saw her own world record Of
1908 $40 fall
The second world mark OF the day
to fall was in the sS0-yard free style
for men, won by RuStcr Crabhc,
l.. a. a. c., in l0:20 40. He broke
Johnny Wcismuler's record of 1922
DO made at Honolulu in 1877.
Maiola Kalili, Hawaii, was only It
fraction of second behind Crabhc,
providing the closest finish Of the
meet.
Margaret Hoffman, scranton, Pa,
captured the 22eyard breast stroke
for women in ; minutes and % sc,-
onds. Agnes Gcraghty, Women :
Swimming Association, won second
place, with Eleanor Holm, her team
mate, third and Gcncvicvc Seu}lv.
San Diego, fourth
Miss Madison 5 Victories gave her
first position in the women 5 di,i.
sion with 20 points
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
Noted Football
Tackle Drowned


HARRISON, Me, July 7. W.p)--
The body of Alfred "Al' Lassman,
IS, former All.Amcriean football
tackle for New York university, was
recovered from the waters of Long
Lake near here early today.
Lassman, a guest at Camp Wakclo,
was drowned late last night when
his canoe capSlzcd.
According to camp officials, it
was not known that the athlete, who
was II good swimmer. had gone
canoeing until the overturned canoe
was found. a search for the body
was started, but it was several hours
before it was recovered.
Lassman still was rccupcrating
from in injury he had received play.
ing football, which had forced him
10 leave the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterday S Results
Brooklyn, 10; Boston, 4.
Philadelphia, $40; New York, 2-6
-. Louis, 4-l2; Pittsburgh, IL.
Cincinnati, IS; Chicago, 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Sacramento, -; Missions. 90.
Seattle. 4-3; san Francisco, so.
Portland, IS; Los Angeles, Oh.
Hollywood, 81; Oakland, l.6.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07

4 new roadway through Live
Oaks, San Diego County, shortens
by three miles the highway from
Imperial Valley to San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
Report Claims
THden Out OF
Davis Cup Match

NEW YORK. July = UP \ re
port was circulated in tennis circles
here today that William +. ridden,
Wimbledon champion, would be. un-
able to accept n place ON the 1fi'cd
States Davis Cup team even if II
were offered to him because OF -
contract to cover the challcug
round for Il ncWsIapcr syudicnt" for
$1,000
According to the playor,writcr
rule, no player is allowed 10 write
"currcnt news reports. - Tildcu :
superb play in the Wimbledon tour.
namcnt has led many to believe that
he will be invited to play t@o of
the singles matches against france.
provided the T.. :. win, the inter
zone final.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
GRATITUDE TO SWEDEN

BERLIN, July Z. W.H-Professor
Hermann Hahn, the Munich sculp-
tor who made the Chicago Goethe
monument, has been commissioned
to make Il monument wherewith the
German nation intends to express
its gratitude to Sweden for relief
extended to Germany after the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07

pitaIs,
Most Of the injured passengers
Polish and Czccho-oiovakian tour
lists.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
WATCHING THE
SC0REB0ARD
BY United Press

First place IN both major leagues
was at stake today, with the Phil
adclphia Athletics facing the loss
of the American League lead If
Washington beats the Boston Red
Sox, and Brooklyn confronted with
the possibility of losing the Ma
tional League lead unless the Rob
ins defeat the Boston Braves.
The standings of the two leaders
in each league:
American League
T. w. l.. Pet.
Philadelphia ...t...79 52 ~ .65S2
Washington ..........73 4s % 1915
National League
Brooklyn 10 ~ 2s 800
Chicago ...........,...G5 45 81 .59l
Brooklyn rcgaincd the National
League lead yesterday by defeat
ing the Boston Braves, 10-4, while
Cincinnati took doublehcadcr
from the Cubs, 81, and 81.
The New York Giants hammered
out twin triumph over the Phil
lies, 1913 and G-2, making 30 hits
in the two games.
The st. Louis Cardinals won
twice from Pittsburgh, 2-l and 1914.
The Athletics won from the Bos-
ton Red Sox, 4-3, George Earnshaw
outduelng Danny MacFayden.
Washington won it's fourth
straight game from the New York
Yankees, 3D., in 10 innings.
Clint Brown pitched Cleveland to
10 victory over the st. Louis
Browns.
Detroit beat the Chicago White
Sox, J-2.
Yesterdays Hero
Art Shircs, pinch-littinG in the
tenth inning, singled with the bases
filled, giving Washington 3 to >
victory over the New York Yam
KEGS.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07

To June II, Imperial Valley had
shipped S,505 ears of cantaloupes
and l,4l7 cars of watermelons, also
! goo ears of other melons.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
Fiue Killed As
Ships Collide

ZARA, Jugo Slavia, July :. W,P)
Five passengers aboard the Jugo-
Slavian steamer Karagcrogcvich
were killed and II injured when the
vessel collidcd with the italian mo
torship Francesca Morosini off here
yesterday.
The Karagcrogcvich WAS damag.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
So. California
Sport Briefs

NEWPORT BEACH, July I. (U.P,
The Newport IIarbor Yacht club s
confalon of victory flew from the
mainmast Of Walter Hubbard ;
Tempe " today in honor Of its per
formancc during the threeday
Fourth of July star sloop series.
The series went to the Tempe yes
tcrday by finishing two minutes
ahead of Tommy Wcbster's Tom
Robin, with Billy Lyon $ Vega,
third; Jack Kcith'5 All Star, fourth,
and W. \. Bartholomew Turtle
Star, fifth.
program leading up to the annual
southern California championships
here next month.
CULVER CITY, july :. up
Young link stars of the southland
gathered at thc California Country
club here today for qualifying play
in The annual southern California
junior golf championship.
The low sixteen in the 1S-hole
medal round viii begin two rounds
of match play tomorrow, with semi
! finals and finals Wednesday. The
! competition was open to boys under
! IS whose parents belong to a cluu
affiliated with the Southern Califor
MIA Golf association.
I Everett and Charles Scaver will
defend their father and son cham.
pionship at the California links
| Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Washington, 3; New York, ..
Philadelphia, /; Boston, 3.
Detroit, ,; Chicago, >.
Cleveland, :; st. Louis, 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-07-07

cd seriously and went aground. The
Italian ship rescued the 400 passcm-
gers and brought them here where
the injured ones were placed in hos