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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
SAINTS HAVE
ANOTHER TILT
Sanders San Benitans
Defeat Cleaners Here
BY 22-19

Donna is runner-up OF the up
per bracket and second honors in
the lower bracket are still in the
air between San Benito and the
Brownsville Junior college as the
result of games played TUESDAY
night in the Valley Amateur Bas-
ketball league.
Donna defeated McAllen 1888 at
Idiniu rg, while the crippled
Saints hoped OH the Model Laun-
dry 22-l9 in a grudge battle ~
Brownsville. Had not an "unof-
ficiar' game between San Benito
and Rio Hondo been uncovered,
the Saints would be the undisput-
ed r%unners-up OF the lower bracK-
ct today.
Officials found that Smith play
cd with the Saints against the
Kachtik aggregation. Smith was
ineligible. Geo. Sanders. San Be-
nito manager. says there was an
agreement between the two clubs
that the game in question was I'M
Official. II the Saints take this
contest by default, or by a game
Wednesday night, they VIII DC
runners-up In the lower bracket.
TINS situation Is expected to DC
irdsbd out today as the champion
ship round robin between the lead
ers and runners-Ip in both brack-
cts gets under way Friday.
Following Is the schedule OF the
championship round robin:
Friday. Feb. 20:
Donna at Harlingen Methodists.
San Benito or B. j. G. at Edin-
burg.
Saturday, Lfar. I
Harlingen Methodists at Donna
Edinburg at San Benito or B. j.
Monday, Mar.
Edinburg at Donna.
San Benito or B. j. G. at Har-
Nngen Methodists.
Tuesday, Mar. 4
Donna at Edinburg.
Harlingen Methodists at San
Benito or b. j.. c.
Friday, Mar. Z
Edinburg at Harlingen.
B. j. G. or San Benito at Don
MAJ
Saturday. Mar.
Harlingen at Edinburg.
Donna at San Benito or B. ]. G.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26

HOW'D you like to be In Miami
tomorrow night, getting the buck
fever with the rest OF the fans?...
Jack Sharkey and Phil Scott climb
through the rope into the flood OF
dazzling light. They shake their
claSped gloves over their head to
the mob mighty roar OF cheers
and Jeers swells up from the gigan-
tic bowl. People talk in excited
half sentences. The small red
flickers Of excitedly puffed cigarets
and cigars CLEAN through the
darkness almost as far as you can
see. -. Sharkey and Scott come out
of their corners for final instruc-
tons from Lou Magnolia. .Sharkey
turns a baleful glare directly upon
the Englishman ~. They're back IN
their corners after the usual blah,
blah. The bell rings. They
come out Of their corners and
~telegraphers work feverishly with
their instruments. u. The crowd
leans forward as IN man..
WHAT? You can't go7 Too bad.
we all wish we were there. But
we've rugged up the second best
thing. The returns will be mega
phoned blow by blow In front OF
The Herald beginning about 8 D.
NJ. "A leased wire direct from the
Miami bowl will supply the returns.
Don't forget our party-be Oh hand.
THE MISSION Rifles started the
baseball season a"uspiciously Sun
Gay in Monterrey, taking a pair
from the industrial capital Of north
ern Mexico. They won the first
3-5 and the second 30. In the
opening encounter. Rankin held the
Monterrey stars 10 nine bingles,
and Pumarejo held them to eight
in the second. Pumarejo won a
near hurting duel from Arguijo.
former Valley player who once got
a major league try-out. Contreras.
NaJo. Lupe and Poppy were the
hitting stars for the Valley horse
hide huStlers. Ernesto Flores rap
ped out a four-ply blow.
THE lower bracket situation Of
the Valley Amateur Basketball
league becomes increasingly compli-
Gated each day the season Is pro-
longed. Gulp down an aspirin and
see If YOU a follow this:
AS the season ended. San Benito
was in second. having played IA,
won 10 and lost four. The Browns
vile Junior college Scorps were
third with a record OF 10 played,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
z Men Buried Under
MANY Tons Of Earth

TACOMA. wash. Feb. 26-Rl-
Two men lay buried today beneath
tons OF earth at the Cushman
power tunnel here while a third
man was rescued alive after a
cave-in-
The victims were Roy Ward. a
OF Union City, and o. Hallstrom,
40. L. L. Sharper Of Tacoma, was
dug from the debris by rescuers.
The accident occurred ut the face
OF the tunnel yesterday and was
blamed on seepage Of water through
the gravel. Rescuers said IL would
be several days before the bodies
were recovered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
Shires Expected In
Harrington Today

HARLINGEN. Feb. ga little
overdue, Art Shires. the garulous
White Sox first sacker. was to blow
into town Wednesday morning.
If he arrives. Shires will lead q
parade through the business dis
trict as part Of Harlingen's Trades
Day.
The Unmodulated Broadcaster,
now hailed as the most colorful
player in the national sport. was TO
have arrived yesterday but was de-
tanned in San Antonio by Manager
DOME Bush, White SoX manager.
There was a little discrepancy Of
$4,000 between their terms. Art
says sis, 000-Bush declares SILL
600.
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victors. He and Krebs Of the Clean

victors. He and Krebs Of the Clean
ers shared high point honors joint
ly. each ringing up ten points. Lit
tie Joe Taylor, whose mind is turn
ing baseballwaTd the days, was
able to concentrate on basketball
enough to rope sever points.
Callan Martin. Cleaner subSti-
tute. came near to tieing up the
count in the final period by scor-
ing six points. The game was fast.
but reither club handled the ball
we'll. nor got their offenses 10 per-
colating in good style. Newman Of
the Cleaners. turned in a pretty
performance a. guard.
The box:
San Benito t22)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
Baseball Meeting
Set for Tonight

A general meeting OF players
and fans interested in forming
a Brownsville amateur nine for
the coming season viii be held
at the Batsell-Wells sporting
goods house 8 p. m. Wednesday.
The session was to have been
held Tuesday evening but was
postponed because Of the San
Benito-Model Laundry basket
ball game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
SAINTS DEFEAT
CLEANERS 22-19

The San Benito "cripples" man
aged to get around on their crutches
fast enough here Tuesday night to
defeat the Model Laundry Cleaners
3z-is In playing off q protested
contest In the Valley Amateur Bas-
ketball league.
Although there was considerable
feeling conferred on the tilt. the
brand Of basketball played was not
commensurate with that feeling.
Seeking revenge. Roy Wallace.
former Scorpion, stood out for the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
Brownsville Girls
Down Comets 32-16

Warming I'D for the coming girls
tournament al Stuart Place Friday,
the Brownsville high school SeXtet
defeated E. Jardin on the Fprt
Brown court Tuesday evening b.
10.
With the Cherry twins befuddling
the opposition at forward for the
Brownsville sextet, there was little
doubt as TO the outcome from the
outset.
These girls ring up baskets with
accuracy TO be envied by boy quints.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
Junior Tourney To
Open on Thursday

Especial TO The HeraldD
SAN BENITO, Feb. 26.-Arrange-
ments have been completed here
for the opening Of the Cameron
county junior boys basketball
tournament which will open Thurs
day afternoon.
Eleven quints have entered so
far. The tourney will continue
through Saturday.
The winner will meet the McAllen
Juniors. Hidalgo county champs, for
the Valley title.
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Basketball Results
AZ Houston-Rice Inst

At Houston-Rice Institute 81;
University OF Arkansas IS.
At Austin-University Of Texas
so: Southern Methodist Univ. II.
At Alpine-Sul Ross Teachers A;
McNIurry College 25.
At Canyon-West Texas Teach
ers AZ: Panhandle A. & NJ. 80.
AT Ann Arbor- Michigan 30;
Chicago Is.
At Athens-Ohio 81: Marietta 81.
At Omaha-Drake So; Creighton
80.
At Iowa City-st. Louis 81; Iowa
"a.
At Fort Collins-Colorado Aggies
43: Colorado Miners 20.
At Logan-Utah State "a; Mon
tana State 40.
At Greeley-Colorado "a; Col
orado Teachers II.
At Spokane-Montana 80: Con
zaga Is.
At Las Cruces-Arizona %; New
Mexico Aggies IS.
At Kansas Citv-Rockhurst 80:
Haskell Indians %.
At Topeka, Kas.-Baker %; Wash
burn 10.
At wichita. Kas.-Wichita 90:
Emporia Teachers 80.
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IN N N N m I'M m III u 4
C r CHATS
With Hal EuStdce


nine won and four lost. But-the
Scorpions had q postponed game
with the Model Laundry. Failing
to get together Saturday. the
Cleaners forfeited. The count then
stood 14-10-4 all between the Saints
and collegians. Have another as
pirin.
NOW-San Benito had a protest.
ed game earlier in the season with
the Laundrymen. Vice Prexy
Clark's ruling was in cas- either
club was in position TO become
runner-up at the end Of the season,
this contest would be played over.
Meanwhile, the Cleaners had cred
it for the game neatly tucked away
in their jeans. That tilt was play
ed orr last night and San Benito
won 22-19, giving them q mark Of
14-l1-3 as compared to l4-l0-4 -or
the Scorps.
BETTER take two aspirins this
lAAAACt VI oAAdll VIC CdAA q CAAA OBA az
tor? But-officials found that
san Benito had played an ineligible
man against Rio Hondo. Geo. San
ders, Saint manager, admitted this
quite frankly. but added that the
game was un~official-an agreement
subscribed to by both teams be-
fore the tilt was played. George
says the thing for his club to 10
is to either get a forfeit from Rio
Hondo. or play the game over We'd
nesday night.
1T is likely that the Saints will
step aside II they are second and
let the Scorpions play in the cham
pionship round robin. George said
as much Tuesday night. but he
urther stated that he refused TO
be rudely jostled out OF his right
full second place. Due 10 ailing
and missing players, the Saints are
pretty well shot. The Scorpions
probably have the second best team
in the lower bracket at this time.
but I'm going 10 finish my club in
second If I an. Then, IL the play
ers see fit, we will step aside and
let the Scorpions play in the round
robin" Sanders said.
CONvTCTS CRACK 3 SKULLS
UY CTnMF -.
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Lowe substituted Tor Gibson after
the Donna forward had made four
personal fouls.
Both teams were well satisfied
with the work Of Geo. Gabbert. a
referee from the lower bracket.
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DONNA DEFEATS
McALLEN 43.34
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial 10 The Herald.D
EDINBURG, Feb. 26-With Vest
setting the pace with IA points,
Dick Hornbuckle's Donna cagers
capped off a strong finish in the
Valley amateur league here Tues
day night to defeat McAllen 1884,
thereby going into the champion
ship round robin.
Donna came from behind to tie
McAllen in second in the last game
OF the regular schedule. Tuesday
nights CONTEST was the play-off for
second place honors.
The DONATES set a fast pace
throughout the game and led Nc
Allen practically all the way.
Ramsey. former McAllen high
star, was high point man for the
losers. dropping eight points into
the goal.
nRN-- N-m r
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CONvICTS CRACK 3 SKULLS
GLASGOW.-Six convicts armed
with hammers fractured the skulls
Of three guards in an attempt to
escape but other guards rounded
them I'D.
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:. o. :. FROaY LIGHTHOUSE

ST. IVES. Eng.-In response TO a
distress call from Godfrey light
house a lifeboat put out and found
the keeper dying from pneumonia.
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4OldAo. s.--rO -
Referee, Goddard; scorer, New
lin.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-04-12

loyer some documents in front OF him.
When Rod came in he looked up with
a smile.
you're on time. Cowboy" ne
greeted. "Have a sit down while 1
finish looking over these papers"
Rod sank into chair. Abstracted-
" he glanced around the office. The
floor was covered with a thick, dark
toned rug of heavy yielding material;
The desk at which Killing sat was OF
carved mahogany, and its inkwell
and penholder were of some lovely
material resembling jade: On the
tan, roughly teXtured walls hung a
few tasteful pictures. 1t was qulte
unlike what Rod would have thought
a prize fight manager might occupy:
It was more like the quarters OF
some wealthy executive.
Then he smiled to himself. he
remembered Killing WAS wealthy, ana
he was an executive. He had learned
that, in addition to managing a
large number of fighters, his man.
ager also had an interest in one OF
the largest athletic arenas in the
city. So boxing, Rod decided, was
not just game, but well developed
bus. leSc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-04-12
She Tilted Her Red Lips Up to Rod to Be Kissed"

,tional reputation-that is, If you beat
the boy you're going to fight"
"In beat him, all right" Rod
promised.
Aren't you even curious to know
who he tsp" Killing asked narrowly,
his keen eyes watching Rods face.
1--WE got two arms, two legs, and
whatever else the boy I'm going 10
fight has got" Rod declared signln-
cantly.
We'll, when I tell you who your OPP
ponent is, you are going to be sur
Irised and no fooling!" He lowered
his voice confdentially. Its Mickey
Latzo, runner up to the middlewelght
champ. His manager took this hight
because he figured his boy WOULD
beat you easy. And boy, If you fool
him. you're sure shot for a light
with the champ of your division
within the next two months!
ION, gee, Mr.. King! Don't you
think that fellows little too gooo
for me?" Rod wavered.
what did you just tell me?" KING
demanded.
"That still goes!" Rod cried.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-04-12
CHAPTER vi

Zelda stood with her back against
the door defiantly. She tilted her
red lips I'D to Rod to be kissed. The
youth rubbed his hands bewildered-
~ over his face, then shook his head
in an effort TO get his senses back.
Apparently he did not even see Ieda
any longer. His eyes stared past
her. as though they were trying to
look beyond the door to the hallway
where he had seen Lyla.
''Kiss me, darling!" Zeda COM
handed
'Let me by please" Rod muttered.
"Say-Lyla threw you down once.
What do you want her to think
that you're sap?"
Get out of the way!" Rod ordered
her roughly. -.
The girls eyes blazed. Make me"
she challenged.
IT will" Rod promised, as he
seized her firmly by the shoulders.
When he touched her she threw both
her arms around his neck and drew
her feet up off the floor so that her
whole weight depended from Rods
neck For an instant he tried vairlly
to disentangle himself from her ten
tacle-like grip, then picking her up
with effortleSS ease he carried her
across the room to sofa and
dumped her unceremoniously onto Its
soft surface
Without a word he turned and
ran back to the door which he threw
open AM dashed into the hall. Lyla
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ST thought you were going to meet'
Killing at four o'clock" Martin re-
Rod paused. IT'D forgotten. What
time Is it now?"
"It's exactly three-thirty," Martin
informed him, as he consulted his
watch. you'll have to make 1t
snappy."'
picked for an instant. His hostess re-
garded him with sympathetic eyes.
HZeda is bad medicine for little
bows" she informed him gently.
whatever happened is entirely my
fault" Rod defended little stif1ly.
"But I've had a very nice time ne
concluded less formally. Thanks
lot" He left them abruptly.
Say! Let me in on this" Martin
demanded. of Tess. What happened?
Why, when, and where?"
"Well, you see it was like this"
Tess began in low voice. Then she
told Martin of Lyla's arrival in time
to see Zelda in Rods arms.
Martin whistled. That's a tough
break for Rod. He's really 1ooney
about Lyla."
By catching a notorious on the
nearby boulevard, Rod managed to
get down to his managers office at
the appointed time. Killing was sit
ting at his desk absorbedly porting
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-04-12

, Gall right, Cowboy" Killing re-
marked, as he folded up the papers
he had been perusing, and thrust
them into his pocket. I'VE are ready
to go. But first I got a surprise Tor
YOU. A real nice surprise. What do
YOU think?"
"What is it?" asked Rod a trifle
incuriously. His mind was on Lyla
and the events of the past few hours.
IT got a fight for you'll A good
one"
Rods interest quickened. "a fight?
Gee, that's great, Mr.. King. I feel
like doing some fighting. The sooner
the bette... When does it come off?"
That's the spirit" Killing applaud.
ed. I'm glad you want a real
fight. I'll tell you. I've got such
confidence in your ability that I've
done something everybody will call
me crazy for. You know that the
light heavyweight champ fights here
in two weeks? Well, ] got you the
semi-windup fight on that card!"
RODS BIG CHANCE
Rod whistled incredulously. "But,
Mr.. Killing, that's an important spot
I thought only fighters with national
reputation fought the next most, I'M
portant fight on a championship
card"
"Sure. That's right. But after
the fight you're gonna have ma
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-04-12

~ not in sight. Rapidly he strobe
back to the room where the SOUNDS
of gaiety and merriment seemed to
have increased trebly in the few
minutes he. had been absent. His
eyes darted around, seeking her.
"Hey. Roddie, what's the matter
with you? You look like something's
happened" Martin had come up and
was standing beside Rod.
Have you seen Lyla?"
"Lyla? Why, no. Is she here?
"She was a few minutes ago. I've
got to find her"
Lets ask our hostess" the lawyer
suggested, taking Rods arm and
leading him across the floor. When
they reached the girl, Martin asked,
SAY, Tess, have you seen Lyla Du-
rant?"
LYLA LEAVES HURRIEDLY
Tess glanced inquiringly at Rod.
Then she said heSitantly, why
why, yes-she was here for minute.
but-well, she left rather hurriedly."
what was the matter with herP'
Martin inquired.
ooh, I know!" Rod cried, starting
away, "and I've got to go-lve got
to find her and explain"
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RODS BIG CHANCE

the age with enviabe reputation established
both sides of the Atlantic.
his work Douglass proclaimed genus-a
possessed Of powers mind and matter With
push" pull to help him he scaled dramatic heights
that no black American has since attained Born time
when the ages children measured by spring
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-04-12

winter time harvest time planting and the like, he
forced to become self made man.
nothing Of his father neither could he boast Of
family tree. He a Of indomitabIe courage and
strength dramatic life Of this matcess genius begins
in picturesque illustrations in the Illustrated Feature
Section. WATCH FOR 1T!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-04-12

Perhaps remarkable contribution this country mas
made to the world is FREDERICK DOUGLASS For every
great America bring forward, Europe
produce another equally great but when Douglass
is brought forward he cannot matched In the teeth
of preudccs face nearly kind of him
drance and drawback he be of the foremost
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-04-12
WESTERNER'S FIRST BATTLE TO BE
AGAINST MIDDLEwEIGHT CROWN

WESTERNER'S FIRST BATTLE TO BE
AGAINST MIDDLEWEIGHT CROWN
CONTENDER"
Kings eyes sparkled. "Boy, what
publicity we will get. And if you win"
he paused dramatically to blow a
kiss toward the ceiling, why, you'll
be the most talked OF fighter in the
world-the whole world, Kid"
"Whewp breathed Rod. "You
scare me to DEATH"
IT feel it in my bones you're going
to beat him" Killing assured Rod
confidently. But do not get the idea
that it is going to be easy. It's not.
Latzo is tough baby, and no fool
ing. But I've got former sparring
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steer rolling wildly its no ated and froFnns
in the of its vision
: cowbov" Killing re-A"An right then. You SCI

"AN right, Then. YOU see, WIleH 40
a stunt like this, the newspapers Will
just about eat it up. I can see the
headlines now:
COWBOY HERRICK MAKES DE-
BUT IN RING AGAINST
CHAMP
WESTERN BATTLER TO MEET LATSO IN
FIRST TRY
or maybe" King continued enthusi-
astically, they'll say something like
this:
TO PIT THE COWBOY FIGHTER
AGAINST CHALLENGER
OF CHAMPS
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Continued on Page Four
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05

Miss Katherine E. Allen of Vain wright, is a visitor in Nome hav- ing spent the winter in the stat es with her father Jim Allen. They arrived on the Northland and will go north to their home as soon as the Northland makes it's Bar row cruise. Miss Allen will act as correspondent for. the Nome Nugget at Wainwright, keeping us in touch with things of interest in that section.
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05
Reindeer Ship Sierra
 Arrives on First Trip

The Reindeer Ship" Sierra of the Arctic Transport Co.,. arriv- ed at Nome from Seattle Tuesday, on her first trip of the season, with stop at Golovin where a quantity of freight was discharg- ed before coming on to >Nome. Passengers were Miss Frances Ross, Jerry Lomen, Ole Barr. At Colo win, Miss Ross made connections with the NAT plane and finished fhe journey via the air. route.
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05
U. s. s. NORTHLAND vs NOME
 BASKETBALL TONIGHT
Game May Re First of Series of summer Sports; Promises
 Be Exciting Game

The crack basket ball team of Nome which has been in ap- pearance several times during the past winter, will meet the cutter Northland's quintet in game of basketball tonight at the Eagle Hall, 800 p.m. Not much has been learned of the Northland's basketball prowess but from all in
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05
Reliance Enrouta Yukon

The motorship Reliance" of the National Grocery Co.,, Dave Dun bar in Command, sailed out of snake river harbor Tuesday enroute to Fairbanks via the. Yukon river route. Others aboard the vessel were Jack cavanaugha and R. E. Lee, both travelling salesmen.
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05

Lester E .Elkins who arrived on the first trip of the Victoria, is the new manager of the Lomen Bros. Drug Store, having taken charge after the sailing this week of the steamer Baldwin with for mer manager Olsson accompanied by his wife. MT. Elkins comes to to assume the duties of this well known establishment.
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05

Elwood, the young and enter prising son of Mrs. Sarah Crooks, proprietor of the Surprise Store, was an outgoing passenger on the steamer Baldwin enroute to the States for optical attention.
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05
ATTEMPT TO WRECK TRAIN

PESHAWAR, India, July 4, (P) An attempt was made to derail the incoming Calcutta mail train, by persons who placed bomb underneath the rails, which explod- ed but caused no damage.
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05

Clement P Boyne who recently arrived from Unalakleet, will be a passengers 70 Elephant Point on the motorship Silver Wave. where he will be connected with the Lom- en Commercial co. activities in that northern section.
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05

Mrs. L. E. Rynning and two sons, were passengers to the stat es on the steamer Baldwin sailing from here Wednesday. where they will visit relatives during the sum mer before returning to Nome in the fall
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05
Basketball Game Depends on Surf

dications, very fast and exciting game is expected. It is also re- ported that quite crowd will at tend, both from Nome and from the cutter. A nominal admission fee will be charged. Game to be- gin at 500 pm. sharp.
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05

Mrs. D. E. Crowley is an out going passenger on the steamer Baldwin to visit friends and re- latives. Mrs. Crowley will re- turn to Nome in the fall to join her husband.
The Nome nugget., 1930-07-05

Charley Murray who arrived from the states this spring, is sailing north on the Silver Wave to Elephant Point, where he will be connected with the Lomen Commercial Co. reindeer industry.