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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13
City Briefs

Mrs. Brown, owner OF Ye Olde
College Inn, invites all her friends
TO visit her renovated confectionery,
completed with ENdern equipment
for efficient service.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eve Water
refreshes and strengthens weak and
tired eyes. ADV. Cd
Corsetlettes. - Summer garments,
voile and brocade. The Corset Shop,
1927 Elizabeth. ADV. 16
This Warm Weather makes II the
more necessary for your typewriter,
adding machine or cash register to
work smoothly. We repair and COM
pletely overhaul all makes, using
only the best new parts and give
six months guarantee. carrying free
service for that length Of time, on
all machines we overhaul. Daver-
port Typewriter Exchange. L. G.
Smith and Corona sales and service.
Phone HOS, Elizabeth st. adv.
Our Established Reputation in
sures you proper treatment both as
70 prices and quality Of work in our
repair line. We repair typewriters.
adding machines and cash registers
all makes. and give absolute guar
antee for six months, carrying free
service for that lengt OF time on any
machine we repair. Davenport Type
writer Exchange. CBrownsvjlle's
Typewriter house,. Phone HOS.
Elizabeth street. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD
BY United Press


Washington's Senators, the "dark
horse" sensation Of the 1890 AMER
lean League race, today will at
tempt to extend their winning
streak to eight straight at the cX-
pcmsc of the tail end New York
Yankees.
Shortstop Joe Crontn led the at
tack which gave the Senators a 6
to ) win over the Yankees, ycster-
day. Cronin made three of his
teams 7 hits, collecting a double,
Il triple and u homer TO drive in
three runs.
The New York Giants seven game
winning streak WAS ended when
Harvey Hendricks double with the
bases loaded in the ninth gave the
Brooklyn Robins three runs and Il &
to I victory.
Four home runs by the Chicago
Cubs halted the Pittsburgh Pirates
: game winning streak and prevent
ed the Cubs from taking the Ma
tional League lead Catcher Cab
by IIartnett hit two of the homcgs
in the to ! victory.
The Philadelphia Athletics made
four runs in the ninth inning, with
out hit, and beat the Boston Rcd
SoX, ; to !.
Pete Jab.ouowski held tue St
Louis Browns to five hits and gave
Cleveland n ; to | victory. The
defeat dropped the Browns from
second to fifth place III the Amcri-
can League standings.
Chicago's White SoS punched
eight hits fer to victory over
Dcrtoit and moved into second
place.
The Cincinnati Reds dropped
their eighth game IN II starts to
the st. Louis Cardinals. 8 to 3. and
took possession Of the National
League cellar.
Grover Cleveland Alexander al
lowed tine Boston Braves foW runs
in five innings but Harold Elliott
pitched scorclcss ball and the Phil
icswon, ! to :.
Yesterdays Hero
Harvey Hcndrick, Brooklyn Rob
ms utility man. whose pinch double
witfs'the bases full in the ninth inn
in defeated the New York Giants,
Is to !. The defeat was the first
ended game winning streak.
HcndricA got into the game after
First Bascman Bissonctte was re-
moved for a pinch hitter in the
eighth
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
COMPETITION IN
COAST LEAGUE TO
GROW STRONGER

SAN FRANCISCO, April %. U.P)
"A new series containing threat
and hope of greater competition
than the season thus Tar has pro-
duccd opened in the Pacific coast
baseball league today with upper di-
vision clubs meeting each other
while the lower bracket teams fight
il out
The league leading GA k an Il
Acorns meet the third place Los An
gclcs Angels in the south while the
second place Sacramento Senators
clash with the fourth position San
Francisco Seals ON the homo grounds
of the latter club.
The Mission Rods, in the fifth
placc.-thc first rung Of the second
division-play the seventh place Sc
attic Indians at Seattle. The sixth
position Hollywood stars will con
land Beavers at Portland.
There were only Two games play
ed Yesterday when the Portland Bca-
vcrs and Mission Reds played y
douhlehcadcr 10 make up for short
tie game and postponed game of
last Saturday. Other clu1s were idle
or travelling.
The Beavers took the first of yes.
terday's games 10 : but dropped
the second to 5, League standings
were not changed, however the
Missions staying IN fifth place and
the Beavers in eighth.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
EEATHERWEIGHTS
TO BATTLE FOR
VALUABLE BELT

With arguments over the Pacho
Gorilla decision dwindIing away t.
a faint echo, boNing fans are get
ting back to normal and wondering
what the future will bring. just
when it is impossible to say now,
but the fans can paste it in their
hats that Gorilla and Pacho will be
seen in action here again, for Writ
Ross, manager of the San Bias In
dian, is hot for another chance at
Pacho. Ross declared he will bring
/ his boy here any time the club can
agree ON terms and the only stipu-
lation he makes is that a different
referee be in the ring.
j That, however, is in the distant
future. For the immediate future
there is the start Friday night, of
featherwcight elimination tourna-
mCnt, in which 4 dozen or more
of the best featherweights fighting
in Southern California rings will APP
pear over period OF several weeks.
/ The winner Of the tournament will
be matched with Pacho, the out
standing fcatherwcight in Imperial
Valley, and it is hoped to obtain
official recognition for the winner
of the final boat as champion of
Southern California and Arizona.
y prize belt, worth several hundred
dollars, will be given the winner of
the tournament.
Starting off the tournament Fri
day night, Jimmy AlVarado and
Red Humphrics viii be seen in the
10 round main event. Alvarado,
who hailed originally from Yuma,
now hangs his hat in Hollywood
and won three fights here last year
in the semi-final spot. Since then
he has fought nine main events at
the Main street arena in Los An
gcles, winning all but one. That
one was a draw with Humphries and
Fridays battle is due to settle it.
llumphrics fought scnsatio II |
fights here with frankie Arrcgon
and Pacho, and last month fought
Pacho a draw in the semi-final at
the Olympic club in Los Angeles.
He has boxed Hess three times,
Johnny Torres twice, and has alsp
met Jackie Mandell and other good
bows.
The scmi-final is also a 10 round
er. Sammy Santos and George Mon
zon are the principals. Remember
Sammy! He's the boy who fought
two good scraps here with Homer
Gaines, the last one being called no
contest when both boys went out
via the hip route during "A clinch.
Santos was putting up great
battle when the hips got in the way
and put the fighters hors du com
bat, as the Laplanders say.
Monzon Has Wallop
Monzon is the hard hitting boy
from Mexico City, who nearly
knocked Mariana Ccbu back to
Manila, after the latter had run up
string Of kayos. George figures
on slipping the duke to Sammy in
double quick order.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29

fornia Send Greeting to MRS. LETT
TIA THOMPSON, also known as
LETTIA THOMPSON, GLENN r.
THOMPSON, r. L. THOMPSON, V.
l.. THOMPSON, JOHN DOE, RICH
ARD ROE, HENRY POE, JOHN
DOE CO., a corporation, RICHARD
ROE CO., a corporation, aud HENRY
POE CO., a corporation, Defendants.
You are Hereby Directed to APP
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after the
service on YOU of this Sumnons--if
served within this county; or within
thirtv DAYS if served elsewhere,
And Won are hereby notified that
unless You appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the com
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
SPORT NEWS
Here And There
In Sport World

WASHINGTON, April 20. W.H-
Despite a broken neck suffered
when he was thrown by his wrest-
ling opponent, Jack Roller, 40, Seat
tie, refused today to enter hos
pital. He was taken to a hotel
where doctors pronounced his condi-
ton serious. The wrestler was in
iured in match here last night
with Jim Londos, San Francisco
heavyweight.
NEW YORK, april 90. WH-
Ficttorio Campolo, Argentine heav-
weight, today announced that he
would challenge the winner of the
forthcoming Jack Sharkey Max
Schmcling bout at Yankee stadium,
June II, and if this challenge is not
accepted within five days will re-
turn to Argentina.
CHICAGO, Aprif %. U.P)-Tom-
my Rios, of Mexico, and m my
Evans, of Seattle, battled eight
rounds to a draw here last night.
Rios weighed 152 and Evans Isl.
ABERDEEN, Wash, April 30. (U.P)
Primo Carnera, the big Knockout
man from Italy, boxed five exhibi-
tion rounds against two opponents
here last night and made no effort
to put them out.
HOLYOKE, Mass, April 20. U.H
Leo Zone Punch) Williams, 175R,
New York, knocked out George
Courtney, 16S, Oklahoma, (5).
PHILADELPHIA, April %. UP)
Ernie Schaaf. 200, Boston, won an
unpopular decision over Tommy
Loushran, 1S9, Philadelphia, 1O).
TORONTO, April %. WH Kid
Chocolate, 12412, defeated Johnny
Erickson, 1913, New York, (1O).
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the state
Of California In and For the
County of Imperial
1899 Dept. l

BANK OF ITALY NATIONAL
TRUST AND SAVINGS ASooClA'
TlON, National Banking iSsocla
tion, Plaintiff, VS.. MitS. LEI LA
THOMPSON, also known as LEI
TIA THOMPSON, & l. + \ r.
THOMPSON, r. l.. THOMSON, "
Il THOMPSON, JOHN DOE, MIL
ARD ROE, HENRY POE,' IonN
zoe CO., "a corporation, lUnAnD II y
ROE CO., Il corporation and hen ~
POE CO., corporation, Dete"e'hts'
TOBIAS j, BRlCCA,
s. j. TOSl, ....
Attorney for Plaintiff
The People of the state OF Oah'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29

plaint, as arising upon contract, or
It will apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com
rlaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
tornia, this 18th day Of February
1929.
G. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
BY j. NJ. STEWART,
(Seal Deputy Clerk.
Apr. S-15,22 20; May 6l32027
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29

Bowkcr, personally known to me
be the person described in and VIII
name is subscribed to the within
stIument as the attorney in fac
Walter X. Bowker and lackne
edged to me that he subscribed
name of Walter X. Bowker thee
us principal and his own name at
torney in fact.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, T.
hereunto set my hand and affi1
my official seal in said County, 1
day and year in this certificate
,bove written.
JOSEPHINE G. WHITING
NOTARY PUBLIC In aud fol
the County of Los Angeles|
State of California.
Ny Commission expires March
1882. APR. s.i522 29j May
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29

tious firm name of International
Service Station and that said firm is
composed Of the following persons
whose names and addresses as fol
lows, to-wit:
Walter X. Bowker, Cpl |. w, He'll
man Bldg, Los ingcles, Calf;
Frank b. Bowker, 62l /. w. He'll.
nan Bldg, Los Angeles, Calf.
Witness my hand this 10th day
If March, 1880.
WALTER X. BOWkER
BY FRANK b. BOWKER
Attorney in fact
FRA n X b. BOWKER
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY or LOS ANGELES, 81;
On this 10th day of March, a. d.,
1880, before me, Josephine c. Whit
ing, u Notary Public in aud for the
said County and State, residing
therein, d u " commissioned an d
sworn, personally appeared Frank d
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29

tennis is not compatible with mar
riagc and that she intends to come
to Europe annually to defend her
titles until she is dcfeated-which
she hopes will not happen for about
five years, at least.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
Queen OF Nets
Inyades France

CuERBOURG, France, April 90
U.H Mrs. Helen Wills Moody ar
rived today on the Bercngaria, lead
ing another tennis invasion of for
eign courts.
She told her French friends that
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
CERTIFICATE or BUSINESS
Fictitious Firm Name

The Undersigned does h ere b y
certify that they are conducting Il
gasoline &automobilc accessory busi-
ness at md & llcffcrnan SITS, Ca
!eXico, California, under the ficti
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
Won Lost
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland 3, st. Louis ].
Washington 6, New York ).
Chicago ., Detroit :.
Philadelphia >, Boston 1.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
$50. California
Sport Briefs

Los ANGELES, April %. U.H
The Boston Rruins, National league
hockey team, defeated the Los An
gclcs Richficld squad s to , in an
exciting cast-west game here last
night. Tommy Thompson was the
outstanding star of the game and
his superior goa keeping for the
PruinS brought continuous applause.
The two teams are scheduled for
two more games this week, and on
Thursday and Saturday the visitors
meet the Chicago Blackhawks here.
Los ANGELES, April % UP
Fifteen odd entries are expected in
the Intercollegiate gold cup outboard
races TO be staged by Occidental
college in Alamitos bay, May 3. The
races will be held under the sanction
Of the Southern California outhoard
association and three large cup s
are to he awarded to winners in the
three classes.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago I, Pittsburgh 1.
Brooklyn 6, New York I.
ST. Louis $, Cincinnati ,.
Philadelphia 7, Boston /.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29

Los ANGELES, April %, W,D-
Penny Miller, Jewish Wclterweight,
is slated for the feature spot OH
Carlo Curtis boxing card here next
Saturday night. lie will fight Rudy
Mcndez. On the same bill, Cow
boy" Ray Stills, oklahoma middle
weight, is to meet Bert Colima, Mex
lean boxer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Portland 81, Missions 40.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29

LOS ANGELES, April %. W.H-
Mike Hector, and Joe CORDOBA. mid
dlcwcight boxers, are scheduled for
the 10 round main event substituted
for the Jim MaloneY-Armand Eman.
ucl main event here tonight
Maloncy and Emanuel win fight
May - at Wrigley field.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29

HOLLYWOOD, April %. OPP
The California athletic cowmisSion
will be asked to recognize as Pa
cific coast lightweight champion
the winner of next Friday night 5
bout between Hector Mcdonald and
Johnny Lamar, according to Lee
Moore, Hector S manager. There is
no recognized lightweight king ON
the coast today. In tournament
al Legion stadium here few years
ago, Johnny Adams was awarded a
gold belt and hailed as the coast
title holder.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-29
Monzon Has WALTON

Monzon is the hard hitting boy
from Mexico City, who nearly
Knocked Mariana Ccbu back to
Manila, after the latter had run up
a string Of kayos. George figures
on slipping the duke to Sammy in
double quick order.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-18
BOLTON RAID NETS
 ENORMOUS STILL szss
Five Men Arrested When State s : Police Visit Property

ss Hartford, Sept. IS. P,-Five men Were arrested and several truck loads of apparatus for the manufac- lure of liquor was confiscated in a laid conducted by state police We'd 7nesday night in Sperry Pond~sec- lion of Bolton. A still seized in the sparsely settled region was said to have capacity of 1000 gallons.
 Arrangements for bond for those who were arrested were made at the home of Grand Juror L. D. Eaton of Bolton. Lieutenant Lavin of Hart ford barracks and Lieutenant liar mon of Stafford Springs led the raid with several officers from the Hart ford barracks
 The five men arrested gave the following names and addresses: AL fredo Licari, F Franklin avenue; Joe Cont, 260 Lawrence street; yNuzio Mocalli, 35 Magnolia street: Benjamin De Rosa, 112 Franklin avenue, and 203 Wooster street, New Haven; and Anthony Fiano, Bolton. All are charged with manufacturing and keeping liquor with intent to sell. Licari is also charged with carrying concealed weapons and in- terfering with an officer. None of the men Is listed in the Hartford city di- rectory
New Britain herald., 1930-09-18
J. M. Burdick Reported
 Gaining in Strength

Reports that J. M. Burdick, gen.
 eral superintendent of the Stanley
 Rule and Level branch of the Stan ley Works, who is in the Hartford hospital is in a serious condition, were denied by hospital officials to- day. MT. Burdick recently under
 went an operation and expects as soon as he is sufficiently strong to
 undergo another.
 A rumor on the street today was to the effect that his condition was unsatisfactory and that all visitors were being denied him. The hospi- tai reports being pleased with his progress. Visitors are not denied, but the patient tires easily and too many visitors are not encouraged. Mrs. Isabelle Emmons, of 3o Dwight street, MT. Burdick's sister who was taken to New Britain Gen. eral hospital the same time her
 brother was taken to the Hartford hospital, has returned to her home.
 Russell Burdick, grandson of MT, Burdick and son of MT. and Mrs, Earl Burdick of Stanley street, is on crutches recovering from a re- cent injury
New Britain herald., 1930-09-18

Walter Toczko of New Britain pleaded guilty to the charge of at tempting to break and enter and was given a suspended sentence to the state reformatory.
 Arthur Piltz Jr. and Curtis Stella of this city were given suspended sentence TO the state reformatory on the charge of theft, to which they pleaded guilty.
 John Gazda, charged with break ing and entering, was sentenced to six months in jail. He broke into store in the northwestern section of the city 8 few months ago and was arrested on the street nearby, but denied that he knew anything of the burglary, when arraigned in police court. Gazda has only one arm.
 Robert H. Budde of New Britain, who forfeited bond by failing to present himself in superior court Tuesday to answer the charge Of trespassing in Pennington, pleaded not guilty yesterday and elected trial by court.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-18
GETS 30 DAYS IN JAIL
 ON CHARGE OF FORGERY
Man Who Signed Employers Name to Check and Cashed it 
 Sentenced.

Thomas F. Higgins, 1T, former lieutenant in the local fire depart ment was sentenced to jail for 30 days on the charge of forgery Tn superior court at Hartford yesterday Higgins pleaded guilty and was represented by Judge William F. Mangan. The forgery consisted of signing the name of his employer Joseph Battaglia, to a check for $47.50 and cashing the paper on July in a store
 Theodore Garlick of Forestville, charged with theft, was given sus- pended sentence to the state re- formatory.
 Y William Nowosek Of Newington, charged with violation of the motor vehicle law, was fined s25 and costs.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-18
COTTON OPENS STEADY

New York, Sept. IS LP-Cotton futures opened steady, points high CT to 2 power; October 1097; De- cember 11.17; January 1126. New contracts-October 10.92; December 11.12; January 11.21 March 11.39: May 11.55; July 11.72.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-18
STOWAWAY NOW BOXER

St. Louis, Sept Is (UP)-Clar- ence Terhune, who two years ago slowed away on the Graf Zeppelin and went to Germany, will make his first public appearance as a. boxer in an amateur bout here Monday.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-14
S0K0LS FIRST ID
 WIN OVER BURRITTS
(Continued from Preceding Page)

tween his legs. Campbell made the circuit. One hit, a sacrifice and two errors gave the Holy Cross two runs in its half of the frame.
 Flores home run gave the winners another in the second. Three more came in in the fourth on a single, a sacrifice, an error and a, home run by Zuko. The Holy Cross got two more in the fifth on two hit bats men, a double and an error. Brick son was hurlng in this frame al though Blanchard returned to the box in the sixth inning.
 A triple and an error in center field gave the West Ends one in the fifth. Holy Cross got one in the sixth on a homer by kulas and they ended the scoring by getting one in the eighth on hit batsman, an error and single. The West Ends got their third and last run in the seventh on a double by Fink and a passed ball.
 William (Red) Campbell played his first game of the season with the West Ends yesterday. He had no fielding chances but he got one hit out Of four trips. George Campbell was the only West Finder to get two hits. klepacki with three out of five and Flores with two out of three, were the heavy hitters for the Holy Cross.
 he
New Britain herald., 1930-07-14
MONTREAL ROYALS CREEP
 UP ON TORONTO COMBINE
Four Victories in Double Bills on Saturday and Sunday Brings Teams Closer.

By the Associated Press
 Four victories in double bills on Saturday and Sunday enabled the Montreal Royals to pick up three games on third place Toronto, two and one-half on the second place Rochester Redwings and two on Baltimore. pace-setters for some time in the International league. The standing today showed the Royals only game back of Toron- 10. two and a half behind Rochester, and three and a half behind Balti- more.
 After turning back Newark twice on Saturday the Royals repeated yes terday as Griffin and Smith turned in fine pitching performances, Both games were shutouts, 30 and 10.
 Baltimore and Buffalo wound up spectacular six game series Nll even yesterday by dividing a double bill. Al Moore's homer with one on and two out in the ninth enabled Buffalo to win the opener. 7-5. The Orioles cloutcd Mangum and Will liams for 19 hits, including four homers, to win the nightcap, 12-2. Joe Hauser hit his goth and 3lst homers in this contest.
 Reading and Rochester also split a double bill. the Keys taking the first, S-6, and Rochester the second, 5-4 Late rallies decided both bat ties.
 Jersey City was idle yesterday as was Toronto but the Skeeters' double triumph over Toronto on Sat urday elevated them to sixth place as Newark, beaten four times over the weekend dropped into seventh.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-14
'. M. CAMP TEAM
 WINS BALL GAME
Defeats Sheltering Arms Nine
 by Comfortable Margin

Morris, July 1 - Baseball, horse shoe pitching, swimming. boating. fishing, over-nite hikes. woodcraft. handicraft, volley ball, stunt nights, tennis, campfire nights are occupy ing the time of the boy campers ct the New Britain '. M. C. A. camp at Bantam Lake in the Litchtield Hills.
 The " camp baseball team de- ieated the Sheltering Arms camp situated on the west shore of Ban tam Lake to the tune of 19 to g.
 Stepping up to the bat in the first inning the Y team pushed over eight runs to the opposing teams six, Tn the second frame the " scored twice to their opponents one tally, making the score 10 to in favor of the Y. In the third inning both teams played air-tight ball, neither side able to score, but in the next inning the " coralled three runs to the Sheltering Arms one, making the score 1 3 to s. In the fifth both scored, and in this inning ended the scoring for the Sheltering Arms team, while the " chanked five more.
 The outstanding player of this game was Phil Parker. He showed surprising ability by pulling down seven infeld flies out of eight tries, stopping winning runs and breaking up threatening rallies of the oppos- ing side. Also playing excellent ball was Louis Eogel of the ", holding down the first sack with only one error.
 May and Hayes, now known as the mayonnaise twins, were the battery