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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21

Two-game wins ruled the Printcraft
League play on the Central alleys. Indian
apolis Star. Rhoades-Hice and Etter, Flint
Ink and Indianapolis Engraving defeating
Pivot City Ink. Advance Wright, Press As
Sistants and c. E. Pauley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21

ing himself because as he thought. his
score OF lO9 rolled in the Avalon League.
had been overlooked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21

CLANCY VS.. ONEAL
Carl CLANCY, Bloomington mid
dleweight, will meet Speedy O'Neal,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21
BIG BOUT POSTPONED

BIG BOUT POSTPONED
BARCELONA, Spain, Nov. I'll
Due to strike conditions here, the
heavyweight bout between Pauline
Uzcudun and Primo Camera has
been postponed until Nov. 30. They
were scheduled to meet on Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21

Stahlhut Jewelry will also be seen on the
Indiana drives, over the Weekend. rolling
the Old Gold team in the last half OF
their home and home match. The Stahl-
hut team is invading the enemy territory
with a lead of 1877.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-21

Match and sweepstakes play will come
into its own over the weekend out on
the new Pennsy alleys. the two railroad
rivals, Pennsy Lines and Big Four. Will
tangle It looks like a win for the Big
-Four bows as they will line up with Eng
Ilsh. pes Jean, Schneider. Hughes and
IT, Kennady. a real scoring combination,
that will have the advantage OF experience
over their rivals, who are new TO the
bowling game
Chisney Radio will travel to Terre Haute.
where they roll the fast Jensen Five Sun
day Expert, the lead-on for the Chisney
team. is a former Terre Haute boy, and
completed arrangements for this match on
q recent visit to the Hut. The Jensen
team has some Of Indianas best bowlers
IN their lineup.
Saturday night on the Indiana alleys,
the Brookside Ice and Coal will 60 through
the motions with the Oeftering -Litzelman
Coal team. More than 400 pins short at
the end of the first three games, BROOK
side will have an almost impossible task
facing them. Games will also count IN
this match.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
Mixed Golf At
Links Monday

Golf enthusiasts IN the valley
will have an opportunity to see
some gilt-cdge playing next Mon
day when some 40 professional
golfers will do the honors at the
Barbara Worth country club course,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, in the
morning. Each professional will
team up with an amateur for low
ball score over the course
This meeting has been sponsored
by the Southern Counties profes-
sional amateur association which
was formed at Aqua Caliente, last
week. While no definite informa-
tion has been received as to Just
what professionals are expected for
this tournament, assurance is given
that many of the best known names
among Pacific Coast golfers will be
on hand for the opening tee-off.
The ladies of the club will serve
lunch at the clu b, and it is hoped
by the commftteefih charge that as
many members as hpossible will be
on hand to assist in the entertain
ment of the guests.
The only pairing certain at pres
ent is that Of Jack Roger, pro at
the Barbara Worth club who will
make the rounds with Don Rex
well-known local golfer, as partner.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
BY BOB ALLEN

Wherever fight fans gather in T.
Ccntro today there will be plenty
of arguments over last night s card
ut the arena, especially the decision
rendered in the main event ana the
tumble taken by Vincent Solano in
the special. Decision fights will al
ways be unsatisfactory to the fan
unless the margin for the victor
IS so wide as to preclude almost any
possibility of a doubt. This, it seems
to us, was behind the ending of
last night IS main event. b o b b Y
Taccho got the nod, but the margin
by which he won was so slight as
to leave the majoritv of the spec
tators in state of deep and trou-
blcd uncertainty, and this, mind you,
amongst those who are the strongets
rooters for the game and flashy 10
cal scrappcr.
Santiago Iorrilla, IA name to con
Jure with in the fistic world, was
Bobby's opponent in the ring last
night for the main event. Everyone
hh'N iHdb dtHO Noulu give lnc
best in him and send the Panama
fighter back to Los Angeles with the
experience of having tangled with
a real mixer down in this neck of
the woods, but no one honestly be-
lieved that he would get the edge
on his more experienced opponent.
Advance reports of Zorrilla were
correctin almost every detail. He
has speed galore and world of ring
and knowledge W h i c h
helped him stavc off Pacho's wal
Looping right, time after time. His
left was a beautiful
thing to watch as he darted it in to
Pobby's head, one two, often three
times in row in bcwildcring sue
{ ession. AS far as actual punching
went, Bobby led in that department,
Zorrilla several i'm e 5
with hefty right wallops, which how
ever did not have chance to land
solidly enough to kayoe the Pana
ma Indian. Ring craft absorbed from
many sessions in the squared circle
gave Zorrilla the ability to see just
where bone crushing blows would be
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26

The reservoirs at Orland. Glenn
county, now contain 10000 acrc-fcet
Of water, within 10 per cent of ca
pacity.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
SENATORS AGAIN
TAKE LEAD in
COAST LEAGUE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26. (U.P)
Sacramento was in first place to-
day in the Pacific Coast League, re-
placing Oakland, leader for three
days, as a result of yesterday 5
games.
The Senators, scoring six runs in
the sixth inning, defeated Los An
gcles, TO !, thus scoring their
fourth straight victory over the An
gcles. Dolph Camilli drove double
with the bases full in the sixth, and
homer with one ON in the seventh
Johnny Ncrgcz' failure to Judge
a pop fly by Cred Wingo in the
eighth, contributed TO San Francis
co.'s II to s defeat of the Oaks.
Vergcz ran outside the foul line
for fly that was fair by 10 feet,
and let in two runs. Earle Shccv
knocked in the final Seal score.
In one of the shortest games on
record, lasting only an hour and a
quarter, the Seattle Indians won "A
) to victory over the Hollywood
Stars.
In their first win of the home sea-
son, Portland scored II runs to the
Missions lone tally. Walter Mails
hurled for the Beavers.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
WATCHING The
SCOREBOARD
BY limited Press

| me New York Yankees today eX
/ peeted the Boston Red Sox to furn
ish another foothold for the long
climb from the cellar to the top OF
the American League after check
| ing their slump just in time to avoid
their longest losing streak OF the
past 10 years.
The Yanks play Boston again to-
day and Sunday, before going to
Washington for their final three
games prior to a two weeks stand
against clubs from the western half
of the circuit.
Yesterdays 3 to 9, 1O-inning vic
tory over the Red Sox was the
Nanks' first triumph in six games
played in this season. Babe Ruth's
first home run of the year tied the
score in the seventh inning and
doubles by Tony Lazzcri and Ben
Chapman, rookie third sackcr, pro,
vided the winning tally.
Chicago's Cubs also were carried
into overtime, requiring II innings
to defeat the Cincinnati Reds, 6 to
8. Cuyler's triple and singles by
Wilson, Heathcote and Grimm gave
the Cubs two runs after the Reds
took a one run lead in the first of
the 18th.
Rogers Hornsby got into the game
as pinch hitter, opening the final
inning with a double.
Cleveland and Detroit played the
third overtime contest Of the day,
the Indians winning.
Dazzy Vance, erstwhilc kingpin
of National League hurlers, return
ed to form yesterday and turned in
the feature pitching of the day.
Vance held the Boston Braves to
hits and the Brooklyn Robins won,
5 to !.
"Goose" Goslin's first homer of
the season, with a man on base in
the eighth, enabled Lloyd Brown to
hang op his third victory of the
season and the Washington Senators
moved into the American League
lead with 6 to win over the
Philadelphia Athletics.
Gets Third Win
Walter Stewart, ST. Louis Browns
pitcher, also turned in his third vic
tory of the year, holding the Chi
ago White Sox to six hits while his
mates punched eight blows for a 4
to 2 win.
The Pittsburgh Pirates scored
their fifth straight victory, defeat
ing the st. Louis Cardinals, 6 to !,
and remained in position to take
first place as soon as the New York
Giants drop a game.
George Fisher, sensational Cards
rookie, went hitless and lost the
National League batting leadership
to Paul Waner.
The. New York Giants were idle
for the fourth consecutive day when
the opening game of their series at
was postponed because
of cold weather.
Yesterdays Hero
Goose Goslin, Washington out
fielder, whose first home run of
the season with a man on base in
the eighth enabled the Senators to
defeat the world champion Philadel-
phia Athletics. to 4. The victory
gave Washington the American
League lead.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
Here And There
In Sport World

SAN FRANCISCO, April &c. W.p)
Winning every round by a COM
Portable margin and flooring his op-
poncnt twice, Young Corbitt III,
outstanding contender for Jackie
Fields weltcrwcight title, won a
10 round decision over Alf Ross,
French Algerian, here last night.
Corbctt did nearly all of the fight
ing, but failed to produce Il knock
out.
Ross, though he did not show him
self to be anything of a fighter,
demonstrated lots of ability to
"takc it,"
Corbctt weighed in at l49 pounds,
and Ross at l4S%.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 26. W,P)
Bat Battalino of Hartford, world
featherwcight champion, defeated
Bushy Graham of Utica, n. y, il
a 10 round nontitlc bout last night
Battalino weighed l2S, Graham
l20h.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
MALONEY and
EMANUEL BOUT
FIXED UP AGAIN

LOS ANGELES, April 26. (U.p)-
The business wrinkle which causec
Armand Emanuel to cancel his sched
uled bout with Jim Maloney of Bos
ton, has been ironed out and today
the names of the two fighters were
back at the top of Los Angeles
boxing card.
The San Franciscan agreed to let
the gallery fans save a dollar on
their seats, after the Olympic audi.
torium management promoting the
bout decided to bolster up the pro.
gram and stage it at Wrigley Field,
May 12.
Emanuel withdrew from the plans
when the state boxing commission
ruled that prices should run from
S. top to 81 for the gallery at
tie Olympic. The fighter wanted the
gallery left at SO and said he could
not guarantee Maloney $3.50 out Of
the 60 per cent awarded the fighters
on 81 seats.
The breach closed when another
feature bout was added to the card
and the locale changed to Wrigley
Field where more fans can be crowd.
ed into the cheaper seats.
TO help fill the arena, frankie
Campbell and Les Kennedy, two
popular California heavyweights,
were added to the card in second
main event. They were to have
fought at the Olympic May 13, but
by shifting the MaloneyEmanue!
date, originally set for next Tues
day night, to May 12, compromise
was reached all around.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
Battle OF Giants
At Track Meet

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April
26. W.H-Stanford's track team is
expected to be victor over the I'm
iversity of Washington by sub
stantial majority of points when the
two outfits meet at the stadium
here today, although Washington
will put up strong fight in many
events.
A great weight tossing battle is
likely when Paul Jessup, s foot Z
inch Washington giant fights it
out against Harlow Rothert and
Erick Krenz of Stanford. All three
are capable of putting the shot be
yond the so foot mark and there is
likelihood of record falling.
Jessup is member of Washing
tons original "Big Four. Injuries
to Swede.Andcrson. crack hurdler,
and scholastic troubles of Genung, a
half miller, have reduced the formi-
dablc foursome to a twosomc-.Jcs-
sup and Rufe Kiser-for today's
meet
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
Owner OF Night
Club Is Missing

HOLLYWOOD, April 26. U.H-
Police were asked today to search
for Ray West, night club owner and
orchestra leader, who disappeared
from his establishment last night.
He was reported missing by his
wife, who said he left his night
club shortly before midnight and
after he received telephone call.
He did not explain where he was
going, she said.
West was known in many coast
cities. He formerly lived in Salt
Lake CITY
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Sacramento 8, Los Angeles /.
Seattle ), Hollywood >.
Portland II, Missions |.
San Francisco II, Oakland s.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
New York ,, Boston = (l0O.
Washington 6, Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland 5, Detroit /.
81. Louis I, Chicago -.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26

Los ANGELES, April o6. U.H-
The University of Southern Califor-
mia baseball team played errorless
ball here yesterday to defeat the
st. Mary's 4 to 3. Garrett
Ardelbide's single scored Jesse Hill
with the winning run in the ninth
inning.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
|SO. California
| Sport Briefs

HOLLYWOOD, April 26. W.P-
Les Kennedy, 1856, drubbed Benny
Ross, 1872, all around the ring at
Legion stadium here last night and
won the scheduled 10 round feature
bout on a technical knockout in the
ninth.
Ross took severe beating
through the first eight rounds, and
was knocked down in the ninth for
a nine count. When he staggered
to his feet, Referee Harry Lee sent
him to his corner and awarded the
bout to Kennedy.
Harry Goodland, 157, defeated
Johnny De Coursey, 155, on points
in the six-round special event, and
Ray MontOya, 122, took a decision
over Jimmy Piela, 1875, in the semi
windup.
Los ANGELES, April 26. U.P-
More than 1000 bowlcrs are expect
ed to compete in the fifteenth an
nual Pacific Coast Bowling Congress
"hi," opcHa HNiC tohiSHo W CoHllH-
uc until May 1s. OF the $4,000
paid in entry fees, the competing
alley experts will receive approx
imately $4,000 on prizes. At times
during the tourney, there will be
bowlcrs from as far east as Salt
Lake City, with Seattle a boundary
on the north.
LOS ANGELES, April 26. W.p)-
After winning the first two games
the Chicago Blackhawks, National
Hockey League players, tonight will
meet the Los Angeles Richfields in
the final tilt of their series at the
Wintcrgarden here. Next week the
Chicago team is scheduled for two
games with the Boston Bruins on
the same ice.
LOS ANGELES, April 90. UP)-
frankie Diaz and Jimmy Fox to.
night arc to meet in a return en-
gagement at the Main Street Ath
letic club. Diaz is favored to dc.
feat the Jewish boxer, though their
last contest in Hollywood ended in
a draw.
YUMA, Ariz., April 26. U.H-
Lloyd Phelps, of Phoenix, regarded
as the middlewcight champion of
Arizona, won decision over Jim
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
SPORT NEWS
BOBBY PACHO GETS DISPUTED
NOD OVER SANTIAGO GORILLA

{ apt to land and get his guard up in
time to stavc them off.
| There was nothing of the heavy
artillery brought into action in this
! bout, it WAS more on the order of
light artillery skirmishing from place
TO place, and Zorrilla did not punch
! heavily until the last round when
he attempted to force the issue, II
found the local boy standing toe to
toe with him and giving back Just
what lie took. TO sum up: it was
a classy fight between two good mix
ers, but the decision given leaves
a bad brown taste in the mouths of
most of the fans which will lnger
for many moons.
Gaines Is Winner
Homer Gaines, of Calcxico, took -
well earned decision over Tommy
Luna, of Phoenix, in the semi wind
up. Homer has been coming along
like nobody's business the past
few months and put up a good exhi-
hibition for the customers last night.
He had Luna in distress several
times during the bout and forced
the fighting throughout.
Tommy uncorked a flock of wild
swings which did no good and
Homer was right on him looking
for an opening for the knockout.
The fifth round was a hectic affair.
Both fighters stumbled and fell,
then got up and went at each other.
Suddenly Homer stopped fighting
and held his groin as r nit low, but
went on after few seconds. Just
as the round ended and when Homer
had Luna in bad way, the Phoe-
nix scrapper dropped his guard,
turned and walked to his corner as
if everything were finished. The
bell interfcrcd before hostlitics
could be resumed.
The special event between Mar
iano Cebu and Vincent Solano, both
FL Centre boys, was another one of
those things. Just IS seconds after
the first round opened, the scrap
pers exchanged their first punches
and Solano dropped to the canvass
on one knee and stayed in that po.
sition until counted out. He was
unable to get up from paralyzing
blow on the neck which did not
render him unconscious but stopped
him as effectively as though he
was completely "out., The quick
termination of the scrap puzzled
The fans, but it was evident Solano
was badly hurt by the blow.
Pelino Kilat and Florcncic Villa
put on an old-fashioned milling bee
for the fans in the prelim. with the
decision going to Villa, who had
Kilat in distress several times. al,
though it looked like the Filipino
would sure knock Villa out in the
opening session. but Florencio came
back strong and assumed the lead
from then ON.
Between Rounds
a capacity crowd saw the fights
last night and the arena was pack
ed to the raftcrs. BY $3.50 all
blcacher seats were gone but still
the fans poured in aud by the start
of the program every seat was
taken.
A small war threatened to break
out between partisans of Pacho
and Zorrilla in the blcachcrs dur
ing the third round, but it was
stopped by Traffic Officer Van
Bczcl who stood guard over the
factions for the rest of the
evening.
"Cap' Stevens of Calcxico was
the third man in the ring last night
and gave the decision in the main
event to which reference has al
ready been made.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26

my Rivers, Indian fighter from San
Diego, in an eight round bout here
last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh i, st. Louis |.
Brooklyn >, Boston |.
New York and Philadelphia, cold.
Chicago 6, Cincinnati ) U2).
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26
French Fail To
Greet Zeppelin

PARIS, April 26. U.P)-The dirigi-
bic Graf Zeppelin passed over Paris
on schedule at noon today.
The ship passed over the old forti-
fications at an altitude of 80 feet.
Captain Lehman leaned from the
cabin and waved to the crowd be-
low, but the Frenchmcn were silent.
They had seen 45 dirigiblcs pass
over Paris during the World war,
dropping bombs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-26

YUMA, Ariz., April 26. W.H-
Lloyd Phelps, of Phoenix, regarded
as the middlewcight champion of
Arizona, won decision over Jim
The Washington times., 1930-07-18
ALLEGED THIEF
NABBED 0NJ0B

Captured in an alleged attempt
to pry open safe in the haber-
dashery Of Arthur Newman, l400
block New York Ave-. early today.
John w. Lloyd, %, colored, 1900
Kingman Pl. N. W., was booked at
the first precinct on two charges
Of housebreaking.
Police said that prior to his cap
ture Lloyd had invaded the Co
lumbia Photo Supply Company.
next to the haberdashery, and
stolen $3l.98 and 100 stamps.
A telephone tip sent Policeman
O. L. Curtis, F. r. Ravil and H. E.
Davis to the Newman shop. and
they said Lloyd had entered the
shop through transoms over the
front doors.
The Washington times., 1930-07-18
Alexandria Charts
Ownership of Land

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 1s.
Attorneys searching the records
to determine the owner Of each
plot Of ground in the city have
completed their task which oc-
cupied 13 weeks. Maps will be
delivered to the appraisal com.
pany today. It is expected
that the new assessment will be
finished by the appraisal COM
The Washington times., 1930-07-18
a Year Ago
Brings Arrest of 2

HARRISBURG. ILL.,, July 18
I.N.S0 Mrs. Eta Neal, so. and
Spencer H. Wilson, IS, both of
-Eldorado, are under arrest here
on charges of numbering Edward
Gallagher and burning his body
last July.
Gallagher disappeared last
year when chicken house on
Mrs. Meals farm was destroyed
by fire. Parts of the missing
mans clOthing and fragments OF
bone were found in the ashes,
police claim.
The Washington times., 1930-07-18

pany In two months.
The new assessment viii show
the actual value Of property and
council fill readjust the tax
rates accordingly.
The Washington times., 1930-07-18

were the only witnesses to the
fatal accident, stated that the en-
ragged animal tossed the helpless
woman into tie air several times
and then tran1pled her uncon-
scious form.
The Washington times., 1930-07-18

Thomas Mcclure, was attacked
by a bull on their farm, near
here, yesterday and was gored,
to death before help could reach
her.
Several small children, who
The Washington times., 1930-07-18


a families the
Washington north Bdensburg
in
La gaceta., 1930-09-22
RINERON LAS MUJERES
POR LA A DE LA
VIRGEN

Meriden, Conn., Sep. 22.-
Durante una fiesta religiosa ce-
lebrada aquf por una organiza-
ci6n de Mujeres de la iglesia de
Nuestra Sonora de Monte Car
melo, la policia tuvo que ser
llamada para restablecer ell or
den, arrestando a tres mujeres.
Tn intento para remover de
la iglesia una estatua de la Viz
gen, que iba a ser llevada por
hombres en- una parada duran
te la cual Sc iban a solicitar do
natives, origin6 la p%erturba-
ci6n. Ell padre Ricci Sc opuso a
que la virgen fuera removida Y
algunas de las mujeres la car
garon y la Ilevaron hasta ell YES
tfbulo. Luego sigui6 la batalla
con la intervention de la poll
cfa, punetazos y gritos.
Las tres mujeres seran acu-
sadas de alterar la paz.
La gaceta., 1930-09-22

ell brazo para dar un largo pa
SEQ por ell parque del castillo.
lie ha contado va veinte veces
Ia historic de su hijo adaptive
inc importa! ell senior Blan-
chard la oye siempre con ell mis-
mo placer.
La familia ha lido a Lours, en-
piadosa peregrinaci6n, Todos
Sc han arrodillado sobre la tum-
ba de los muertos que ha oueda-
do cubierta de coronas y ramos
Tulsa Verdier Sc ha retirado
a Jouarre. Abandonada desde
hace veinticuatro amos, la cash
ia es,aba inhabitable, pero ella
Ia ha hecho restaurar. Con sus
paroles blanqueadas de cal, sus
persianas verdes Y su techo de
texas roias, tiene Ell aspecto de
La gaceta., 1930-09-22

una casa nueva.
Hasta los viejos arboles del
jardin parecen rejuvenecidos.
Parecen como 81 sus ramas Sc
estremeciesen de algeria GUAM
do aquella a quien han visto nj
ma pasa por su lado.
Ell senior de Lucerolle no ha
acceptable ell reembolso que ella
guerra hacerle. Los tftulos que
representa- su pequena fortu-
ma, continGan depositados en- ell
Banco de Franeia. Tiene mas
de 10 que necesita para vivir en-
su retro. Pero en- todas parties
hay pobres que socorrer y mi
serias que aliviar.
Luisa Verdier busca ell divide
de los dolores y de los DISCUS
tOs de su vida en- Ia carload.
La gaceta., 1930-09-22

eta que lie bese a uno y tres
adorables bebes que Sc SUDAN
Ipor las piernas. Antes de tres
meses ser6 casado.
-GY dentro de un ano,"?-
.dijo Thibaut riendo.
Else sera ell primero, y CO.
mo pienso hacer 10 que tu...
Bravo! iFrancia necesita
soldados!
La madre Cher6n ha seguido
a su hijo adaptive Y reside en-
ell castillo de Lucerolle. La bue-
ma mujer Sc habitua dificilmen
te a SUI nueva posici6n. Con fire.
cuencia Sc lie ocurre lamar al
vizconde: mi Pedro, como
antics. Ahora la madre Cher6n
es la companera del ciego: east
uunca sc separa de el Y lie da