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The Washington times., 1930-01-10

ROWLING


District LeAgus-Arcadia vs.. Conven-
ton Hall, AZ Arcadia.
National Carftai LeaRue-KinR Pin
W. Lucky Strike, at Lucky Strike.
King PIN Business Men League--TIrst
Americans vs.. King Pin No. Q, at
King Pin No. ..
Prince Geortes County Leasue--Toma-
aawss Hp r. Dixie Dixie Piss; .i.,! Sioux No; 2 ",
Arcade. Hyattesyille. Ma.
Suburban Leakue--Rock Greeks W.
Capital Cigar and Tobacco. at Pet
aeorEetown Recreation Lsarus-Hlaek.
mans SJewelry VS. Chamberlain, at
North Of WsshinSton Lsarue---Man-
hattans vs. Silver Spring Giants. Colo
rado RADIOS vb. Hewitt's Real Estate,
], Carey King vs.. Blair Citizens No. /.
ut Silver Spring.
Bethesda beague-Postoffice vs.. Ter
race, at Bethesda.
NJ. Rainier Decentralization vs.
snifters; at Mt. Rainier.
Mt. Rainier Ladies' Leagde--cricketl
VS., Recreation, at Mt. Rainier. :
Insurance LeAgue- Metropolitan W..
Massachusetts, Mutual, Eauitabls W.
VissiRIa' YaR1 ysro :, K1ns I.s PIN NO !
term; Erecting W.. coppersmith, Radio
We Foundry. Drawing vs.. Sight Broad.
side vs.. Miscellaneous, Breach Mehchan.
ism VS., Tube, at Lucky. Strike.
District Government League - High
ways VS.. Manual Trainera Corporat tior
Counsel va. Chief Clerk. Sewers No. !
vs. Health. Water We. Repair. Public
Utilities w. Sewers No. at Arcadia:
east Temple, starting at 10 o'clock.
Department of Commerce League. al
Lucky Strike >',.
Quartermaster Corps Ladies League. Al
King Pin No. I. H
Washington Gas Light LeaEuea Gen.
eFal Account League. jewelers. League
Royal Arcanum Leagns. soptnerr
Interstate Commerce Commission
League. at Arcadia.
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far as the sixth with Pauline
and then was forced to stop be.
cause Of a pain In his stomach.
It was only a coincidence that
Pauline had just hit. him there.
In view Of this circumstance.
among others, It would do the
Miami show no good In a bic
way If Pauline doesn't finish on
his own feet for the first time in
his career, for then the customers
would become inquisitive about
SCOTS selection for Miami. Un.
fortunately, an inQuisitive Gus.
toner is seldom a buyer.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
Late Squirt Wins Game
For Carlisle Tossers

A last-minute squirt, In which
the team got away for a comfort
able lead. enabled the Carlisle
tossers to defeat the Buffalo five,
AZ to 33. at the Pythian Hall
Tenth and y Streets Northwest
last night. Thomas, with a total
OF 16 points and Davis with II led
the winners attack, while Blue
Green and Burns played well for
the losers. Both teams played
nip-and-tuck during the first half
which ended with the Carlisle boys
leading, 90 to 70.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
Basketball Results

Duke 2S: Maryland, 81.
Friends Lights, 10; woodward. IL.
Furman, SO; Davidson, 20.
st. Albans Lights 81; woodward
Michigan state, 2S; Detroit 20.
DePanl, SS; s. d. state, 10.
Washington u, as; Creighton, 81.
Franklin u, 80; Emerson, S6.
st. Johns (AnnapolisG SS; virginia
Maryland Freshmen. %; Central, A.
st. Stephens s4;~'Y," 49,
Company h, 26; Monroe, 10.
r MIdgets, 81; Peck, rs.
Carlisle, AZ; Buffalo a. c., 80. j..
Takoma, 10; Woodside, 1$:
Saranacs, 81: Pullmans, TI
Company r. II; Medicos, b..
. woodlands, 43; Company q 10:
Potomac B. c.. 80; Naval HOSPITAL ~.
Calvary, AZ; Epiph any, ~.
Trinity NJ g., As; Del Ray. 2e:
Independents, 27; Dumbarton, IT.
Circles, 81; Naval Air, Is.
Mt Vernon, 20; Printers, II.
Mclean, 81: Hibbs Is.
Arcadians. IL; Noel House, v.
AZtecs. a.; Tates, 10
Deluxe. 26: Peerless. a.
Whirlwinds, IS; Wonders, %.
Knights. 43: Fort Humphreys q.
washtngton College. q Salem -; :.
Penn State, As; Western Maryland ~.
". M. l., al. Hampden-Sidney, IL.
Allegheny. 20; W, and j., 20.
5uffalo o.. 30; Lafaystts. a. /.
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Shires and SpOhrer
Fight 1t. Ont
Tonight


BOSTON, Jan. 1O.ZBasehall
bats and spike shoes will give
way to the padded mittens of
fisticuffs here tonight when
Arthur The Great" Shires, the
big uppercut and lputout man
from the Chicago White Sox,
steps into the ring to call strikes
on AL Spohrer, Boston Braves
catcher.
Although only the semi-final,
the Shires-Spohrer~ bout Is at
tracing more attention than
the Schaaf- -Frisdman match.
the feature bout Of the garden
show with Schaat the favorite.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
GOLD GOLF
TOURNEY
|5ON

RIVIERA COUNTRY CLUB,
Los Angeles, Calf. Jan. TO-
Chick Fraser Of Los Angeles.
Eddie Gayer Of Chicago and
Waldo Crowder Of New York to-
day were the first scheduled to
tee off in the fifth annual Los
Angeles open golf tournament.
One hundred and thirty-four
players including q number Of
scratch and low handicap
amateurs made up the field.
All were playing 10 holes
today. Another 18 holes win
be run off tomorrow and the
50 low scorers for the first
two rounds win continue In
the final and deciding 36
holes scheduled for Sunday.
Water.logged fairways and
thoroughly soaked greens, the re.
suit Of yesterdays heavy rain,
greeted the early starters and
indications were that par scores
would be far and few between.
The two Smiths, Joplin's fam.
Gus Horton. and New York's
equally famous Mac" appeared
to rank as almost even favorites
to lead their brother professional
stars to the final wire.
Macdonald Smith has won
I. the Los Angeles open for the
past two years running and
has hopes Of making 1t three
in 2 row by Sunday night.
Mac Smith was paired with
Horton. and Henry Ciuci for the
first round today. It was this
threesome that drew the biggest
gallery Of the opening lap.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10

Burtner, retired; Boots" Hal
loran, physically incapacitated,
and Jack Whalen, who is holding
forth at Roanoke.
Bernie Frye continues to set the
pace in the five-back elimination
tournament at King Pin No. 2 in
the championship round, while
"Tax" Colvin leads the consola-
tion flight. Surprises were plenty,
not the least of which was the
elimination Of Joe McGolrick, who
had been favored to survive for
a few rounds. Brad Mandley and
Joe Pricci are sticking it out. The
second elimination round gets
under way tonight at 10 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
TAKES
RAPAT
PAlILY
BY DAVIS ]. WALSH

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.---A lot
of perfect gentlemen, who ordi.
nariIy don't believe in parlor
games without, q cl1aperone. win
be sitting with their fingers
crossed tonight right up there in
the Deacon's pew at Madison
Square Garden while otto Won
Porat and Pauline, the human
Simian, sereve ten rounds or less
on the old sock pile. .'a
It won't be more than ten
rounds but it may be less and
that Is why the Wall Street di.
rectorate Of the Garden will be
holding hands right out In public.
They fear that something may
happen whereby this pair will get
time off for good behavior.
What they fear is that
good, old Otto, win pop the
other clown on the potato be-
fore the schedule finish and
so. make a nice, round hole
In their S25O,OO0 investment
In the ShaFkey-SCott show
ut Miami. f.
A knockout. of Pauline would
mark the first time that par has
been broken on this course,
meaning that the Simian has
been popped often but never per
manently. Therefore, the man
who does it--and it won't be long
now-will look all too good In
comparison with the others.
Nearly all Of them, except
Sharkey. have had their shot
at the mans chin. Schmeling
couldn't knock him off in 15
rounds. AS for Scott, he went as
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
Turner Throws Rival ~
After Losing First Fall

Joe Turner, aged. middleweight
mailman, came back to throw
Cyclone" Copley, of Texas, twice
in a row after dropping the first
fall and thus gained the verdict
at the Strand Theater last night.
wild Bull" Martin spilled
George Traynor, Gus Sonnen.
berg's trainer. Dick Gravely
pinioned Tom Mandell while
George Romanoff and Gene
Spiller wreStled to a draw.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
TACKLE
|. c. v. TONIGHT

American university ana george
Washington renew their athletic
rivalry tonight when the basket
BAN teams Of the two institutions
meet on the 'latter's floor ct 8
o'clock. This is only one Of the
three cage games here tonight,
Catholic U. entertaining villa
nova at Brookland and Gallaudet
bplays host to the tossers of Blue
Ridge College at Kendall Green.
The clipped Eagles, who lost
four Of their regulars through In
eligibility earlier in the week,
have scant hopes Of repeating
their two victories of last year
over the Colonials, but are pre-
pared to battle to the last ditch
with their revamped lineup. Al
though they showed little often
sive strength against Johns Hop
kins Wednesday night, the Eagles
didn't do so bad defenSively and
should make the stubbornest kind
Of fight tonight.
Coach Fred Riceis Cardl.
mails hope to avenge their set
back of last season when
they meet ViIlanOva tonight.
Last year when the PhiIadel-
phians took their measure
the Cardinals weren't near
the team they are this win
ter. Therefore the G. u. fans
are expecting 10 see matters
reversed. VillanOva remains
in town to play George Wash
ingtOn tomorrow night.
Gallaudet viii be shooting for
It's sixth consecutive victory to-
night against Blue Ridge. Unless
the visitors spring q team Of sur
prtsing strength the Blues should
accomplish their goal, what with
Del Cosgrave and Johnny Ringle
all set and rearin' to 90. To-
nights game should put the
Blues right on edge for the
severeSt test Of the season tomor-
row night when, Baltimore u.
cagers come here to meet them.
Georgetown is playing the first
OF two road games tonight, meet
ing West Virginia at Morgan
town, w. Va, where they hope to
square accounts for last years
defeat. Tomorrow night the
HoyaS take on the almost In
vincible Pittsburgh u. quintet,
which, in Charley Hyatt, has
about the best college basketball
player in the country. The
Panthers are undefeated so far
this year and . victory over them
would elevate Georgetown to the
peak in Eastern college basket
ball. IL.
Had Maryland made the most
Of its efforts from the foul line
1t would be boaSting q victory
over the crack Duke team today
instead Of lamentiI1g q one-point
defeat. As 1t was, the Old Liners
played creditable game and In
a last ditch rally almost turned
certain defeat into victory, the
final score being 28-27. Joe
CroSon. Bill Werber, Chalky
Councillor and Don CARRIER,
former Washington high" school
stars, played q prominent part in
Dukes victory, Croson and Coun-
cillor, in particular, carrying off
the laurels.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
HECTIC v { { K
/. FOR K. c.

Resuming play after. the holi-
days, the Knights Of Columbus
League put on all kinds of bowl
ing, including the funny. Games
ranged from lat by Vincent Grady
Of the ColumbianS to-believe it
or not-68 rolled anonymously.
There was q regular epidemic of
teams and individuals spelling
two good games with rank third.
And it was rare for all five men
on a team to get going at once.
And there were lots of breaks.
One Balboan gathered 84 pins
in four consecutive boxes and
only As in the other six. A Co
lumbar got four consecutive
marks, and only one more in
the balance Of the evening. A
bowler on the Geonas counted
only total Of 10 on 4 spares,
and even so scored 105 game.
II was q great night for
the Gradys. Vincent ran his
147 game to a 351 set, while
Leo of the BaIbOas topped
him with 352. A nOn-G Grady,
Joe Diegelman Of Trinidad,
put up the second high game,
132. It was very welcome to
his team, which won that par
ticular game by only two
pins.
Turning to the teams, Balboa
took two from Marquette, Incl
dentally coming within one pin
Of equalling the seasons mark
Of 5S8 game. and q offering the
evenings high set of 1891. Right
in back was Santa Maria with
$50 and 1880. to win two from
Geona. With Trinidad white
washing Pinta, and Ovando drop
ping one to Salvador the triple,
tie for second place was united.
The first five teams are now sep
arated by exactly one game each.
Christopher and Columbia com
pletely wrecked Nina and De Sofa
in a couple of all-second- division
affairs. All of which produced a
considerable shake-up in the lower
bracket standings.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10

SUMMARY
High team game--Young Friends club
$50. High team set-Vista club, 1891.
High individual average-Bortnick
1Vista), ILLS. High individual gatne-
Koiodin {Vista), $50. High individual get
Bortnick (yista), $50. High spares
Bortnlck (vista), 81; HisA strikes
Teuenbaum Vista. SO.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
STATE NORMAL
]. HERE TODAY

Armstrong High School basket
eers will open the colored schol
astic court season today, meeting
the Bowie State Normal five in
the Manual Trainers gym.
Coach Westmoreland will have
his championship veteran outfit
from last year to start the con
test with and anticipates very
little trouble from the Mary.
landers.
Coach Lowell Wormley, former
Dartmouth College star, who is
at the helm Of the Miner Nor.
NAL quintet, announces his
charges will meet Dunbar in the
first OF the city championship
series Wednesday, at Miner Nor
NAL.
The team is led by Capt.
Charles Hopkins, His team
mates are Smith, EppS, Cav.
thOrne, ShamWelI, Ford, Ray,
Key and Landers.
The Georgia Avenue boys
opened their court season early
in December and have been
handed setbacks by the Hampton
Institute tossers, Howard Univers
Sity FroSh, and the Coppin Nor
NAL Five of Baltimore. The
teachers schedule includes games
with Coppin Normal, January II;
Armstrong, January %; Howard
Frosh, January q, and the Man
chester Five January 81.
Cardozo. Business High, also
with a seasoned quintet, will
open its season January17 against
the Douglass High School team
at Baltimore, Md.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10

Four familiar faces will be
missing. That of Glen Wolsten-
holme, gone to Florida; Happy
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
STANTONS DATING

The Stantons are hunting bas-
ket ball opposition from unlimited
teams. Call Manager Jordan, Lin
coin 6977-J between 5 and 6 p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10

Jack WOlStenhOlme's hon
Ors will also be split be-
tween the Grand Palace
and the King Pins.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10

Northeast Temple presents
at least one, If not two, Of
the men who will finish in
the money. Some state they
wouldn't be surprised IL Tenn
pleites will not end One-twO-
three. ,.
The Washington times., 1930-01-10
|SEUN
OPENING
SITE
By GrNo SINH

Tomorrow night at the Coliseum
the annual Howard Campbell
sweepstakes will swing into
action with every star and near
star duckpinner Of the city in the
lineup.
Strangely enough, though this
IS the fourth running Of this
brilliant event, and practically
every bowler who took part in
1t since its inception will be in
running again, there are no
standout favorites. The dope
eters will not hazard a selection.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
WATCHING THE
SCOREB0ARD

The Chicago Cubs were a step
nearer the National League pennant
today after increasing their lead to
*. games Yesterday by winning It
10 inning battle from Pittsburgh,
while the New York Giants bowed
"a the Boston Braves.
After the Pirates had tied the
score IN the ninth, the Cubs won
out iu the 10Th when Gabby Hart
rctt F4f MS second home run of the
game with two mates on base. The
score was l0.7. ..-.
Tom Zachary, veteran southpaw,
ncid tbc Giants at bay While his
teammates hung W a Il victory.
The ST. Louis cardinals pulled up
even with the Giants in second place
by winning from Cincinnati, 49,.
In the American League, philadei-
phia struggled from behind to hold
their Gis game lead with an 81 vie
tory over the Boston Red SoX in u
innings.
Washington won from the New
York Yankees, ; :, Bump iladlry
Shading Henry johnson in pitch
ing duel.
Willis IIudlin allowed but three
hits and Cleveland defeated the Chi
cago White SoN, 81.
Detroit made eight runs on nine
hits and beat the st. Louis Browns,
ST. "a I.Ess
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
SP0R i s.
Ell Centre Stars
Get TrOuncing

The FL Centre All Stars, hitherto
the undcfeated champions of lmpc-
rial Valley, struck n snag at Wilson
field last night, and we're defeated
s to I by Joe IIarst IS all star team.
In the first game of the double bill,
the Bank of Italy handily defeated
the court house delegation, ID to >.
Joe Hurst s pitching, along with
Ted Ecmkc's three hits were chiefly
responsible for TN" down fall of the
champions. Hurst gave but seven
hits, four of these being divided be-
tween +. Daniels ana Ege.
\. b. Smith led tine Dank attack
with two triples and Il single, while
Il. +. Smith, Patterson and j.
Ehmkc hit home runs. y. B. Smith
held the court house batter to two
hits. They were annexed by Sin
clair and Birchfield There are no
more games scheduled until Monday.
=
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Angels-Sheiks
Increase Lead

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ;. W.D
Victories by Hollywood and Los
Angeles yesterday advanced those
teams in their respective positions
as first and second leaders of the
Pacific coast league.
Hollywood made it three straight
over the Missions by Il 1912 vic
tory. The Sheiks came from behind
in the eighth inning to score six
times.
Ballou pitched two hit game
for Los Angeles against San Fran.
cisco to win, 80.
Oakland staged six run rally
in the sixth inning to win the third
straight game OF the series from
Portland, 81, and Seattle climbed
into sixth place in the league by
scoring last inning run to beat
Sacramento, 7-6.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Nebraska Soldier
Wins Rifle Meet

CAMP PERRY, o., Sept. ). W.P)-
Sergeant r.. l.. Spcers, L. S. Infan;
try, Fort Crook, Ncb., today had
been declared winner Of the Pres
idents trophy match of the Ma
tlonal Rifle association meet here.
Brown defeated 1868 competitors.
He had a score of l46 out of
possible $50.
Sergeant H. f. Brown, 147 In
fantry. Hillsboro. O., won the
Crowel match with Il score of II
out of a possible 70.
Sergeant +. Barrett, presidio of
Monterey, Calf, won the chemical
warfare match with 96 out of a
possible 100.
The Los Angeles team, repre-
senting the United States, defeated
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
in the international police pistol
match with score of 1922 against
l41G for the Canadians.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Oppose Slash In
Tomato Tariff

Tn protecting tn" tomato and pep
per growers of the border states, the
New Mexico State Farm Bureau is
vigorously opposing attempts of GER
tain commission firms of Arizona
and Texas to lower the tariffs on
imports OF these vegetables from
Mexico, according to the California
Farm Bureau Federation.
"Chcap labor ard low investment
in land and equipment, with no pro
tcctivc tariff would allow the MeXi-
can farmer to wipe out the Ameri-
can producers of these vegetables,
states L. +. Prudential, presidenc
Of the New Mexico State Farm Blu
rcau, land every prccaution should
be taken to exclude Mexican grown
chill peppers on account of the scri-
Gus danger of the chilli weevil. -
All Farm Bureau Fedcrations Of
the border states VIII assist in main
tanning the present tariff rates of
Sc per pound on both vegetables.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Jailbreaker Is
Sent To Prison

Gregory Gutierrez, charged with
escaping from the county Jail, en-
tered Il plea of guilty in the super
ior court of Judge Vaughn Thomp,
son this morning, and was given n
sentence of from one to II years.
GuiterrCz escaped from county
prisoner road gang last July while
working on the court house grounds,
lie was serving a six month sentence
at the time.
William II. Jones, charged with
forgery was arraigned fnis morning
and will enter his plea in the super
Tor court next Wednesday morning,
as will Clarence Samples, charged
with assault with deadly weapon,
who was also arraigned this morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
MONTOYA FACES
LIMBRACO FOR
HEADLINE BOUT

Armed with couple of siX-inch
guns cncascd in the regulation box
ing gloves. Leor Linrbraco, pride OF
the san Diego area of the United
States navy, will face Ramon Mon
toya, also of san Diego, but ci-
william, in the l0-round main event
at the Imperial Valley Athletic
club tonight.
Limhraco sports hcftv punch
and if he connects with Scnol
Ramon. the latter is going 10 find
difficulty mighty sudden. How
ever, Montoya, who is q former
BrawIcy boy, fights his battle ON
the plan that the fellow who throws
the most gloves is the most likely
to win.
Ramon is fast and clever. lie has
met and defeated such men as San
tiga Gorilla, Kid Francis, lie Eu-
ropcan champion, and has gone out
Of his class many times TO tackle
bigger men. He is no actup and
neither is I.imbraco. The fans
ought to see q rafting good scrap.
For that matter they shouiC see
about three good scraps, for the ba!-
ancc of the card looks mighty good.
Louis Reyes, the rolypoly Braw-
lev Battlrr, will take ON Johnny
Hill Of the Z. 5. marines in the six
round semi-final. Johnny was beat
On here some weeks ago by Mariana
Ccbu, but he put up y rousing battle
and had the fans pulling for him
al the way before he finally went
down under the Filipino's harragc.
REYES also is battlcr and ne has
given the fans a full run for Their
money each time he has stepped IN
to the ring His ability to absorb
punishment and come back for more
enables him to put ON the sort OF
fight that the spectators like II
watch.
II there is a weak spot on the
card it is the Andy Brooks-Jack
johnson siX-round special. The Dea-
con hasn't been going any too well
recently, and he will have ~ win
doc.siyeIy tonight 10 put himself
back in good standing. Johuson 5
ability is unknown. He comes well
rated from San Diego. whore he also
is boardcr on one of Uncl" Sam :
ships.
There is little doubt about the
opener between Tiger Flowers and
Kid Mexico being a small sized war.
These kids have put on the widest
exhibitions the arena has ever seen
and when they swing into action
the fans know there are going to
bc no dull moments.
Ladies with escorts viii be ad-
mittcd to the arena without charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Title
At Stake Tonight

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. 5. U.P)
Tommy Freeman, product of the
Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas,
awaited today the bell that would
send him lunging into the champion
ship figure of YOUNG Jack Thomp
son. California negro.
Tonight at League Park, Cleve-
land fight fans viii receive a taste
of championship bill of fare for the
first time in nine years when the
two battle for the weiterweight ii
tie in a scheduled 1J-round encoun-
ter. II will be the first time Thomp-
son has defended the crown which
he Wrcsted from Jackie Fields at
Detroit last May.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05
Here And There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, Sept. 5. U.P}-Fali-
ing to heed three warnings to flgh'
bv Referee Jack Dorman, Harry
Smith. New York, and Gorilla Jones,
Akron, Ohio, had their scheduled -
round bout for the negro middle.
weight title halted in the ninth
round last night at the Queensboro
arena and called 10 contest. Smith
weighed l67, Jones 1873.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 5. U.n)-
battling Gizzy, Donora, Pa.,. light
weight, scored a technical knockout
over Al (Robe) Goldberg, New York,
in the third round here last night.
Gizzy weighed 1924; Goldberg,
l3412.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3. iU.H-Coach
Chick Meehan announced today that
the first scrimmage for the New
York University football squad
would be held at their Farmingdaie,
l.. L., training camp tomorrow. The
sophomore backfield of Joe La Mark,
Jim Tanguay. Bill and Bob McNa-
mara has featured drills thus far.
CAMP HAMILTON, WINDER,
Pa, Sept. 5. U.Pl-Trainer Bud
Moore of the University of Pitts
burgh football team has established
"fat men S table, for members of
the squad overweight. Already four
Pitt players have been delegated to
a slim diet.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5. U.P)-Only
two berths are vacant on the Ford
ham team which completed the 1879
season without defeat. Ma jor Frank
Cavanaugh has every regular of last
years team back except Tackle
John Canella and End Harry klop-
pcnberg.
CHICAGO, Sept. 5. UP?-Al Fay,
Jack Kearns' heavyweight title AS
pirant, and Dick Daniels of Min
ncapolis will meet in the 10 round
windup to tho Primo Camera
Jack Gross bout at Chicago Stadium
September II.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-09-05

expedition
and his daring Swedish coexpos whose bodies
they vanished during
o balloon,
Evelyn Baldwin, u. meteoroogist
And but who escaped the explorers
SptZbergen
Baldwin the shed which housed the
which big sandbag
the which held the balloon
(writen which Smoking
containing carrier pigeon food of wheat
still condition Gilbert Bald
viii standing beside the souvenirs.