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Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
Fines Imposed On
Traffic ViOlatOrs

Judge Mayfield was called upon
yesterday to hear several cases Of
traffic violation, ranging from reek-
less driving to the non possession of
an operators license. Seven such
cases in all were heard in the court.
Yves Barajas, was fined 81 for
not having clearance lamps on his
car; Gerald McNay drew $l5 fine
for speeding on the Calexico high
way; +. Marillos, mad no operators
license and a So fine was given as
Il reminder that this license is the
III os t important accessory every
well-equipped ear should have; l..
A. Conn, failed to see that his head
lights were properly adjusted and
was assessed s. for this negligence,
furthermore he had no license
plate displayed; fine of So was
given Thomas Hester for speeding
on the San Diego highway, while A.
b. Montgomery drew a $50 fine for
reckless driving. j. w. Hammond
was acquitted by the court on a
charge of cutting in on traffic near
Heber, because of lack of evidence.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
New Comedian
Team To Show

A new comedy team, that bids
fair to go as far as any in the film
world, is to be seen at Fox lmper-
ial Theatre tonight for the first
time when Bert Wheeler and Rob-
ert Woolsey appear in "The Cue
koos".
They will be remembered as the
pair of comedians who were east in
"Rio Rita, and their success in the
small parts they had there made
them a feature attraction over
night.
"The Cuekoos" is one of those
films that comes along every so
often, with no attempt made at be-
ing serious, and with gags and
laughs worked in at every conceiv-
able opportunity.
June Clyde, Hugh Trevor, Doro-
thy Lee, Mitchell Lewis. Jobyna
Howland and swapping big chorus,
back up the principals.
Wheeler and Woolsey are eccen-
trie comedians with style all
their own. and they have been furn-
ished with splendid vehicle in
"The Cuckoos" Folks who like
their laughs long and frequently,
will be among the patrons at the
theatre tonight and tomorrow
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
Must Observe
Parking Limit

That the two hour parking ordin-
ance of the city is not looked upon
lightly by the law enforcing ele
ment is evidenced by the drive be-
ing made by the traffic department
of the city force. Yesterday, six
violators of this ordinance found
themselves in court and each paid
fine of So as gentle reminder that
Main street is not to be looked on
as a sort of resting place for quasi
abandoned ears during the busy
hours of the day.
Captain Frank McCaslin, acting
chief of the department, states that
there will be no letup in the drive
against motorists who do not OBJ
serve the ordinance and that unless
due caution is observed, many other
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
Valley Shipments

Passing the 500 mark in carlot
shipments of eantaloupe, the sea
SON g mark now stands at 5006 for
The valley as the result Of shipments
for the past two days over the
Southern Pacific lines. El Centre 5
total is now 963,
Tuesday saw SiS ears of canta-
loupe shipped from the valley di,
vided as follows: Brawlcy, 122; FL
Centro, "a; Westmorland, SO; Seeley,
80: Heber, %: Calexico, l3; Imperi-
al, S; Holtville, 4; Edgar, 4; Cali
patria, 4; and Turn, /. Other ship
rents included: three cars of to-
matoes from Brawley, and one from
FL Centre: three ears of mixed mel
ons from Brawley, one from Calexi-
co and one from Westmorland; with
two ears of watermelons from West
morland, two from Calipatria and
one from Calexico.
Yesterday the cantaIoupe average
remained about the same with a de
cided increase in the shipments of
mixed melon lots and watermelons.
Cantaloupe: Brawley, III; FL Cen
tro. 63: Westmorland, 5S; Seeley, %:
I.eber. 90; CaleXico, -; Imperial, / !;
Calipatria. 3: Edgar >; Holtville, ,;
and Turn, l, total of sos. Water
melons: Westmorland, ears. Mixed
melons: Brawlev. 10; FL Centre, 3:
Westmorland, ., and Calcxieo, /.
Honeydews: Westmorland, ., and
Brawley, l, with ears of tomatoes
. from INLAND and l from Brawlev.
For today's activities, 81 ears
have been ordered.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
HELD ON GRAVE CHARGE

Santos Alvarado, =, of Calexieo,
arrested yesterday on the complaint
Of Mrs. s. \. Carr. of Calexico, 4
member of the county probation
committee, to be held for investiga-
tion on a charge of incest, was for
merly charged with that crime this
morning and arraigned before
Judge Mayfield in justice of the
peace court. His preliminary hear
ing was set for next Tuesday after
noon with bail at $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
Seller OF Mixed
Oil Pays Fine

j. NJ. Nevills of Srawley plead
guilty yesterday in Judge II. b.
Griffin's court to the charge of
violating, on three counts, the oil
substitution act, having sold a mix
ture of half western oil and half
eastern oil, as eastern oil.
Sentence was pronounced this
morning and Nevills, manager of the
Nevills and Akin gas station. was
fined S25 on the three counts. En-
forcement of the oil substitution act
comes under the jurisdiction of the
agricultural commissioner s office.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
Graduation At
Eastside School

This evening, at s O'Clock gradu-
ates of the Eastside high school and
junior college will hold their com
mencement exercises in the high
school auditorium with DR.. J. +.
Hubbard of Berkeley as the prinel-
pal speaker.
Last night the graduates were the
guests of the Junior class and on
Monday evening, were guests at n
reception given in the Second Bap-
tist Sunday school. Tonight's pro-
gram will be the eliminating event
in the commencement festivities.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
LIBERTY SHORT-LIVED

Within ten days after his release
from the county Jail, Ed. Ford, 30,
cf Brawley was arrested in that city
this morning by Constable o 'Brien,
charged with the illegal possession of
intoxicating liquor. He WAS brought
to the county Jail to await trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29

at Lemons funeral home with fu.
neral arrangements to be announced
later.
Natural Permanent Wave $1,000.
Parisienne Beauty Shop, 5& Main
Phone 7S3. adv
Vaughn Cafe. Jacumba, is the
largest. coolest, and the best in
tbe fond line pots
Permanent wave $3.50. Ruth
Marcel Shop, 4th and Wensley. adv
DR.. A. B. Hanson, Deutist, Davis
Bldg. Extraction specialist. adv
Accepts Post Here - Al Nickery,
recently of Oeeanside, has east his
lot with the valley and is now con-
nected with the sales force of the
Hudson Essex automobiles in II
Centre.
Sen Born 10 Wiseleys-Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Wiseley are the proud
and happy parents of an eight pound
boy born yesterday at Mrs. lie
Blanc's maternity cottage. Both
mother and child are getting along F.!
nicely.
Flowers Fresh From the Garden
A variety for Memorial Day at
Strickler 5 Fresh Posies. 617 Orange
Ave. 2st2
NEWS BRIEFS .66 g % -
You will like the Chicken Dinner
at the Vaughn Cafe, Jacumba. 29t5
Moving or storage7-You can
-elv on our dependable service. We
would be happy to serve you if you
are moving this spring. Phone =
Pioneer Truck & Tfr. Co. IT'S
Pure lemonade ice cold at Paul's
sc a glass. Piekwick Stages.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29

Headlight Test Held Officers
Of the state highway patrol stationed
in Imperial county staged a head
light fest last night at Heber, start
ing at O'Clock. Passing motorists,
particularly those driving in the di-
rcction of FL Centre were stopped
and subjected to the test. Some score
OF more failed TO pass the test and
will be brought into court to square
matters.
Electric lawn mower sharpening.
Phone 252. DR.. Fix-ft Shop. stf
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. 10
Nortl 9th st. Phone 2S2. adv
Finds Stray Puppy = Mrs. G. G.
Erickson, 790 Olive avenue, reported
10 police headquarters that stray
fox terrier puppy about six months
old has seemingly decided to settle
down at her home.
Good Eats attack Patty's Vaughn
Cafe. Jaeumba. 29t3
Mexican Baby Buried Ramon
Ramirez, the year old son of George !
Ramirez living six miles west OF /
Calexieo, died last night. Funeral +;
services were held at Lemons fu- |
neral parlors this morning at %
O'Clock. Burial was in Evergreen
cemetery.
The Lincoln Cafe, 45s Bdway.. Ell
Centre, good cooking, good service;
open all night. Tables for ladies. !
Eat here and save money. 17tf |
Thinking Of building? Let me |
explain how you can own or mod. !
ernize your own home. Call 493 |
after 6. p. m. loft .
Imperial Girl Dies = Betty. the
10 year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Wilson, of Imperial, died
this morning at $50. The body is
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
COmstOck To Aid
Junior Olympics

Boyd Comstock, regional director
Ct the junior olympics for southern
[ alifornia, will arrive in FL Centre
from Los Angeles tomorrow, for the
purpose of aiding those boys plan
ming TO enter the southern California
finals fn Los Angeles on June :.
Comstock will offer all suggestions
possible to help the boys as the Los
Agneles committee is anxious to
have some boy outside Los Angeles
county, qualify for the national
meet. Tomorrow morning all boys eli
gible for the southern California fin
ais will meet with CGmst0ck at the
local high school, the particular stars
Of the county meets, Joe Andrade of
CaleXico, and Albert Steele Of Fl
Centre, being included in this group.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
STOCK QUOTATIONS

motorists win find themselves pay
ing over in fines, money which
could better be spent for gasoline.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
National
AT BROOKLYN

New York 200 0l0 000-l . U
Brooklyn -........010 002 0lX-4 ~ U
Hubbell Heving & Hogan: Clarke
( Lopez.
Philadelphia at Boston, no game
rain
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
BASEBALL RESULTS
American
AT PHILLY

Boston ............. 600 OOl cool . !
Philadelphia ....0l0 goo lux D y
CASTOR & Berry; Mahaffey y
Cochranc.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29

In seven years the irrigated land
in the Turlock Irrigation District,
Stanislaus County, has increased
from I05. .665 acres 10 133, ,7j4 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
AT NEW YORK

Washington 100. coo 0001-2-,9 U
New York O21 .O01 00X-4 -
-,.Marberry, Thomas, Burke & Spsh-
Ger, Tate; Pipgrass e. Hargrave. ...-
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29

Pure lemonade ice cold at Paul:
Sc a glass. Piekwick Stages.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29

Imperial Girl Dies = Betty. the
10 year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Wilson, of Imperial, died
this morning at $50. The body is
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29
todays
fill up at the red, green and
cream Diamond painted pump
ond"Get Associated With Ethyl"

sustained, effortIess drive con-
tinves throughout the piston's
full down-stroke. Gone is the
rockine, stoccoto explosion Of
ordinary fuels.
Follow the cor ahead to the
red, green and cream do
mond-pointed pump.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29

Thinking Of building? Let me
explain how you can own or mod
ernie your own home. Call 493
after 6. p. m. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-29

The Lincoln Cafe, 45s Bdway., FL
Centre, good cooking, good service;
open all night. Tables for ladies'
Eat here and save money. 17tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Under the Big Top

NEW YORK, April s-tR-It
never pays to take anything for
granted In baseball-and you can
have the word Of Roy Sherid, New
York Yankee pitcher for that.
Sherid appeared to be in a per-
fectly safe position in the fifth in
ming Of yesterdays game with the
Memphis Chicks. He had pitched
four frames Of shutout ball and had
two strikes on the opposing pitcher,
Clarence Griffin. But the next
pitch cost him the ball game. Grit
fin bounced a hot one off Koenig's
glove to drive in two runs, and the
Chicks won by a 81 score.
The New York Giants have found
O new job for Andy Reese, whose
hitting failed TO earn him the post
at second base. With Edd Roush a
holdout and Johnny Most.l On the
sick list, Andy was placed in center
field for yesterdays game and per-
formed well.
The management Of the Phillies
Is through foolin' with Chester
Nichols" right handed pitcher
drafted from the Montreal club.
We've stopped trying TO please
him." Manager Shotton said today.
He missed the entire training
camp. and we have no word from
him.
Brooklyn's Robins once more
have proved the truth Of adages
concerning youth and age. They
played two games against the At
lanta Crackers. q team composed
largely OF veterans. and won them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
CATS-STEERS
GAME FEATURE
Wichita Falls Guest To
Sports; Bluffs At
San Antonio
CBy The Associated Pressl

Promptly az the hour OF $50 ..
m. today .he twenty-night annual
championship grind Of the Texas
League gets under way.
Interest was focused on La Grave
field at Fort Worth. where the
Cats hoped u sink their teeth into
the horns Of the Dallas Steers. their
ancient rivals, now manned BY
Skipper jake Atz. once the car
Of Catville baseball.
Pancho SNYDER expected to use
Jimmy Walkup. port-sider. as the
Cat finger. and Dave Danforth.
another le.tie, vas the probable
choice for the Steers.
Fort Worth anticipated its great
est opening day crowd for the event,
a semi-public holiday in the city.
and. school children included. 5000
were expected TO be on hand.
Cox Returns
Although Larry Cox was back In
the Cat fold. Dick Sullivan was
the prospect for right field. while
third base was uncertain. though
Mallon was the probability II the
Steers used a southpaw pitcher.
The Steers yesterday drew an g
to 5 defeat from the Pittsburgh
Pirates. the game giving the Pirates
a draw OF three games won and
three lost against Texas League
opponents.
Steers and Cats shift to Dallas
for Thursdays tilt.
The scene was set in Wichita
Falls for the initial battle between
the Spudders and the Shreveport
Sports. the Sports having arrived
yesterday. Art Phelan and Carl
Williams were undecided as TO
who would start on the mound.
but Wiltse for the Oilers and Will
hanson for the Sports appeared
likely.
Waco Cubs were booked for q
bout with the Exporters In Beau
mont. The Cubs have the best
balanced ball team In the history
OF this city's class A baseball"
Manager Del Pratt declared last
night. Bill "Hardluck" Harris was
the Cubs probable hurting choice.
Pratt said.
More Shifts
Manager Joe SchultZe OF the
Houston Bluffs was expected TO
send Art Reinhart or Carl Little
John against the San Antonio In
dams in the first OF their two
game series in the Alamo City. Eth
er Hobo" Carson, former Texas
Christian University tTirler. or
Jim Chaplin was a likely mound
bet for the Indians.
President Fred Ankenman Of the
Bluffs announced the release OF
Willie Carr. catcher. Ben zoch and
Floyd Biggers. pitchers. and was
expected 70 announce a deal on
Kloor. Shortstop from Louisiana,
and Ro@r Traweek. pitcher.
The Indians yesterday romped
over the St. Mary's Rattlers Is to !.
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both. They did best yesterday when
they tackled a pair Of ancient
pitchers, Aldham and Koob. and a
former Robin, Clarence Blethen,
and pounded out 20 hits for q Is
to ! victory.
Who to Let Go
Manager Joe Mccarthy, Of the
Chicago Cubs. freed worry over
whether Rogers Hornsby and Char
lie Grimm will be ready for the
opening Of the National league
campaign, Is bordering on who
among his recruits, will Be cast
adrift az the close OF the series with
the Kansas City Blues.
Five pitchers must 20. and Ed
Lautenbacher. Henry Grampp. Geo.
Bell. Lou Warneke and Bud Teach
out appear to be headed for other
places.
Having conquered Bill Walker,
rated the ace Of the New York
Giant pitching staff. at Terre Haute
yesterday. the Chicago White Sox
we're in indianapolis bent on gain
ing another decision over their Ma
tional league rivals today.
Walter Stewart. Crossviile. Ten
neSsee's contribution TO the st.
Louis Browns pitching staff. will
probably get to work more games
under the Killefer regime than ne
did under Dan Hov1ey on the basis
OF his carly season work. The big
left handler has shown 10 advantage
thus far. The Browns take on To-
peka at Ponca City today.
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u. s. Has Fast Crop Of Timber
Toppers Competing This Season

est men in the game to beat over
the l20-yard route. @. II. Stoll-
werck Of Colgate. who placed In
both hurdles at the !. G. A. A. A. A.
meet. will be one Of the principal
contenders from the cast coast.
In spite Of Rockaway's world
mark in the low hurdles In the
Western Conference championships
Anderson managed TO beat him out
in the national collegiate struggle
in the fast time Of 23.5 seconds.
Major competitions that bring this
pair together r certain TO result
in brilliant battles. Seminar Of
Illinois doubles" in the lows with
the same success he enjoys over
the high barriers. while Cave. an
other Indian. Is reported 70 be q
conner in this event.
Sidney Kelselhorst OF Yale. !. C..
A. A. A. a. champion. viii Be the
outstanding figure among eastern
murders, while Harold Hayden Of
Chicago has a chance to star In
the middle west. Hayden was in
door champion Of the Big Ten last
year but failed to hit his stride
over the outdoor route.
Ernest Payne Of Southern Cali
ifornia. who vas Up among the
leaders Throughout. the entire YEA
son, will be on hand this spring.
but Kane OF Ohio Wesleyan has
graduated from collegiate COMPETE
ton.
While II is unlikely that Rock
away's remarkable time Of 22.8 sec
onds in the low hurdles will be
beaten this year, the many high
class individuals In the field are
certain TO imperil the high hurdle
record thai Earl Thompson Of
Dartmouth set in 1870.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
CARNERA IS
GIVEN BOOS

LOS ANGELES. April 9AR-The
knockout record OF Primo Camera
contained another victim today,
but the Italian giant was booed
Justify after he had polished off
Neil Clisby. negro fighter. in the
second round Of their bout here
last night.
A crowd Of $4,000 fans didn't
ike Cameras tactics OF punching
as he broke from clinching with the
negro. and as the giant walked
toward his dressing room he was
ho0ted.
Clisby was Cameras fourteenth
straight knockout victim. during hi
present American tour. The neg-c
who once stayed six rounds VII
George Godfrey. weighed 1913
points TO the Italians 273 pounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09

Jose Saenz and several others. ANY
one interested in @ game should
get III touch with young Martinez
at the Paimez Hat factory, phone
734W or p. .. Box 252.
SANTIAGO GARCIA up at San
Bcnito has lined UP another game
for his rip-roaring Box and Crate
nine. The Boxers. fresh from a
double win over Corpus Christi. will
invade the lair Of the Mercedes
Lions next Sunday. The following
Sunday the same mines will play
IN San Benito. The Crate manu-
facturers plan TO enter the Valley
amateur league when IL is whipped
into shape They should make a
strong showing.
EVERY city and every school has
q crowd OF wolves which does not
know the meaning OF sportsman
ship. Usually they are a bunch
OF green kids, but not always. Good
natured razz.ng Is al right-it's
taken as part Of the game. But
some people insist on carrying the
thing too far. They think the
swank thing to do Is TO hurl in
sulting, personal taunts at the Wis
it0rs. There is only one way to
stop them and that Is with a ten
gauge loaded with b1cEshot.
TIE ~fayorites came through In
the ring nicely last night. Jackie
Fields. weller champion. stopped
Tommy Freeman IN four rounds.
Jackie was cautious not 10 risk his
title, however. frankie Genaro took
round less to knock out Glie5es.
an UP and coming Frenchman.
Tony Cnnzoneri got Strengthened
out on his comeback by knocking
out FRANKIE La Fay in one round.
Tony's too good a man TO be held
back by one defeat. Among the
'favoriteS" to win was Primo
Camera. He was Justify booed AT
Los Angeles where he knocked out
Neil Clisby. negro, in two stanzas.
THE Harlingen wrestling bouts
have been moved up to Monday
and will be held on that date from
now on. il has been announced BY
Ernie Stevens. This coming Mon
day, Geo. PouloS. yet undefeated
in this stretch Of the woods, will
meet Casey Burgher, one Of the
fastest light heavyweights in the
game. Burgher Is known as an ex-
cellent Snowman. Jack Pierce, mid
die weight champion OF the Rockies.
also will meet some suitable oppon-
ent.
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Eagles and Bears Looming Large in District Meet
S~ornerville, Dawson
Lead ut Pinehurst

PINEHURSI. " C.. April Q G1
&C. Ross SomervilIe " London,
ont, cc-medalist. was paired today
with L. Suffern Taller. New York
golfer. for one OF the eight first
round matches OF she annual y nth
ana south amateur tournament
John Dawson or Chicago. who
shared the medal honor. was match
ed with James r. Hunter. or North
Adams, Mass.
Somerville and Dawson each had
lat In 36-ncle qualifying play 60
tie for the medal. They led a field
OF more than 80.
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10Th Texas League Pennant Chase Will Open Today


WICHITA FALLS. April s-tP-
The Texas league In 1880 should
enjoy one OF its most successful
seasons In history. both financially
ana comparatively President u.
Alvin Gardner said today.
Il have visited each training
camp, and 7 do nc. see a runaway
club or a weak one" said the new
president. Therefore. 7 anticipate
q very close race and no reason
for @ split season. Financial con-
ditions over the entire state look
good. promising q bumper atten-
dance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09

EDITORS NOTE: This Is the
second Of series OF six articles on
track and field prospects for the
coming season. in which w. d.
Griffith of Ohio State U. con-
siders the abilities Of outstanding
performers from coast TO coast
and their CHANCES to create new
records.
Practically all collegiate murders
who turned in important" times
last year will be ready for action
again when the outdoor season
gets under way. In a year that saw
the worlds record Of i44 approach
"a many times IN the high hurdles
and the low hurdle target Of % flat
bettered by two-tenths OF a second,
the past season brought to the top
far greater Individual athletes In
the barrier events than any other
single track campaign.
Returning in the high hurdles
for the 1890 offensive will be Dick
Eockaway IF Ohio State, national
snzIegiate champion, who proved his
n keriority last season by taking
CTS crown as well as gaining un-
disputed possession Of a new world
mark Of 228 seconds in the low
hurdles. With Rockaway will be
three other threats from the West
ern Conference, Seminar and Rod
GERS OF Illinois. both OF whom
lnlaced in the major championships
Iast year, and George Sailing OF
Tnwa. who was under Is flat on
more than one occasion.
HUSKY Star I'm School
stephen Anderson Of Washing
ton win also be back in top form.
While Anderson's event Is the low
hurdles, he Is still enc Of the tough
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
IL BASEBALL

tbY Inc hSSOCldleu EIcSSl
At Winston Salem. N. G. Washing
ton CA 4; Boston (D /.
At Terre Haute. Ind Chicago
CAD q: New York CND 4.
At Columbus, O.-Columbus CAA)
8; Boston IN 9.
AT Indianapolis, Ind Detroit
(A) 10: Indianapolis CAA} 2
At Dallas, Tex.-Pittsburgh (Nl
s; Dallas CTL) 5.
AT Louisville. Ky.-Cincinnati (ND
o; Louisville tAA) 6.
AT Memphis. Tenn Memphis
(SA) 8: New York CA) /.
At Atlanta-Brooklyn CN) Is;
Atlanta (SA) !.
AT Oklahoma City-St. ouis (A)
IS: Oklahoma City OWL /.
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BEARS now In
SECOND PLACE
Suggests Net 81 Hits And
So Runs in Tuesday
Games
LEAGUE

Results Tuesday
AT McAllen: Denver 10, Wichita
Is.
At Harrington: Omaha Is, Des
Moines, II.
Games Today
Des Moines at Mission double
header.)
McAllen at San Benito.
Sluggers sailed into the pitchers
In the Valley Grapefruit league
yesterday and when the rust set
tied over two games a total OF SO
runs had clattered across the
plates.
The fans saw eleven pitchers : y
q try at the mound and none was
any too successful. A total Of 81
base hits were slammed out at Nc
Allen and Harrington.
Vargas. Jensen. johnson and
Metz were the heavy sluggers for
the day. Jensen and johnson each
got four hits In five tries at bat
BY virtue Of the defeat OF the
two leading clubs, the Denver
Bears pulled into second position,
noSing out the Des Moines De-
mons.