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Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, March 6. iUP) =
The Los Angeles Millionaires and
Oakland Checkers fought a three
to-three overtime contest here last
night in a California hockey league
game. Filkin scored two and Pei
tier one for the money boys, While
Miller, Poole and Irving tailed for
the visitors.
PASADENA, March 6. .U.R)-Billy
Wagner won the Southern Califor-
MIA light heavyweight title whon he
scored a technical Knockout over
Billy Papke, Jr., son of the former
niddleweight champion, in the Sec
ond round of main event here last
night
A terrific punch to the chin broke
Papke's jaw, and he was forced TO
retire. Papke previously had knock
ed out Wagner in Los Angeles. he
title fight was recognized by the
state athletic commission.
SAN DIEGO, March 6. U,p)-
Marty Callaghan, former Cincln-
natl Red outfielder, remained the
lone holdout from the Hollywood
Stars lineup today as Dave Bisbee
reported for practice. Manager Os-
car Witt belittled reports that Cal
iaghan would refuse to come to
terms.
LOS ANGELES, March G. U.P)-
Bobby Seller, young San Francisco
tennis star, has turned professional
and will make his debut here .omor-
row night against Emmett Pare, Chi
cago, in the Bill Tilden-K -Karel Koze-
luh travelling net show Seller was
1929 Pacific Coast singles cham
pion.
LOS ANGELES, March 6. (U,P) -
in the ring when Paolino Uzcudun,
Basque woodchopper and Les Ken
nedy, the longshoreman, meet here
Tuesday night, Promoter Jack Doyle
announced today.
HOLLYWOOD. March 6. U.P) =
Chato Laredo. Ell PaSo, Tex, Mexi-
can flyWeight, has been installed as
q favorite to beat Ernie Hood, Pasa-
dena, in the l0-round main event at
Hollywood Legion stadium tonight.
The winner of the match probably
will meet Speedy Dado, with crack
at Newsboy Brown IS bantamweight
title following.
Laredo has beaten Brown, Dado
and Hood in previous fights.
HOLLYWOOD, March 6. UP) =
Unlike Bobby Jones, who refuses to
use makeup while appearing before
the movie camera, William 7. TIL
den II, tennis champion, will add an
artificial complexion and have lead
ing ladies in the picture he will
make for Metro-GoldwynM Mayer
studios, it was learned today.
> Addition of the fair sex to his
picture suits Tilden, he admitted.
Tilden'S picture will give him
plenty opportunity to demonstrate
the game of tennis, even to SLOW
motion shots, it was learned, and
the plot will be incidental.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06
COMMISSION NOT
READY TO GRANT
HOFFMAN LICENSE

LOS ANGELES, March 6. UP
Faced with considerable opposition
against the granting of the permit,
decision ON the application Of Ancil
Hoffman of San Francisco for a
boxing promoters license in that
city was held in allegiance today by
the state athletic commission.
If Hoffman and other san Fran
cisco clubs can work together har-
moniously, a renewal of his license
will be given, DR.. Harry Martin,
chairman. said. Hoffman will re-
port to Rev. Leslie c. Kelley, San
Francisco member of the commits
sion, next Tuesday.
A decision was expected early
next week on the application of the
Hollywood American Legion post to
grant wrestling permits to others
in this city on the grounds that
Lou Daro, original sponsor of the
mat sport here, had worked for
several years to make the shows
and now should be per-
mitted to enjoy the fruits Of his
labor
Jumping Joe Savoldi, former 10
tire Dame football star, turned
wrestler, who was suspended for 80
days for butting Howard Canton
wine in a San Francisco match
February 25, was reinstated so that
he could appear on card here
March l8
The commission also abolished
the position Of chief inspector at
Sacramento; granted Dave Miller
of Chicago on honorary license as
referee SO that he could pack it
around with him" and gave Charles
Traung, James Wood and William
Hanlon, members of the last ring
board, honorary passes to all box
ing and wrestling clubs in the state.
No application for a license was
presented by Max Baer, Livermore
heavyweight.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06
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other good scrap, with Tex Mills,
the Texas sheriff, showing what he
can do against one tough fellow,
Luis Reyes, the roly poly boy from
Brawley. Luis hits like mule kicks
and he can take plenty. Mills will
have to be doing plenty of stuff to
take the play away from Reyes.
Tiger Flowers ana Kid Naples
will open the show. Tiger always
gives the fans run for their mon
ey and if Naples can smack him
hard enough and often enough to
make him mad, it will be Just too
bad for Mr.. Naples.
The ladies will be admitted free
to the arena tonight. This is the
first time in several weeks that the
club has extended this courtesy and
a large number of fair fans are ex-
pected to be at the ringside.
Craft rs Shows are playing at the
arena grounds this week, bu. their
presence will not interfere with The
fight card, all concessions being
closed at 8 CLOCK to give the fans
plenty of time to purchase tickets
for the bouts and obtain their seats.
The carnival will be resumed when
the fights are over.
Parking space, lighted and with
watchmen in attendance, has been
obtained on Imperial avenue, direct
ly across from the arena and is free
to patrons of the boxing matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06
Pacific Coast
Training Camps
(Ry United Press

by United Press
Spring training may bring about
several changes in the lineups of
Pacific Coast league clubs.
An important move in this direc-
ton was uncovered today by Man
ager Nick Williams of the San Fran
cisco Seals, now training at Mon
terey. Watching Clyde Tub -
Perry. 200 pound pitcher who broke
into the league last season, at work
on the mound for the first time this
year, Williams decided to try him
in the outfield.
Perry, despite his bulk, pleased
Williams with a display of speed and
consequently the erstWhile hurler
may find himself an outfielder.
Williams chief purpose is to de-
velop Perry as a hitter, which he
may do in view of Perry S 1927 aver
age last year while a pitcher. Also
Williams has a standing staff of II
pitchers.
Manager Ernie johnson of the Sc
attic Indians is worrying less by
reason of the performance Of Harry
Red Berg. former Stanford ath-
lete, who may meet Johnson 5 need
for : fast inen a. shortstJl
A Number of lookies vii leave the
Oakland Acc. q mp at F'fsl. this
weekend, when President &c
o 'Malley of the Phoenix club, Ari-
zona State league, will arrive to COM
plete arrangements for receiving the
youngsters Ehe --latest to join tne
Acorn roster is Ebert Fisch, former
Seattle solltnpaW.
The days of the Sacramento Sen
ators at their Richmond Springs
camp are numbered. 'CNe So'on;
will utcl; their bags S.uday alJ
start on a tour to play 10 exhibition
games.
Larry Woodall, former manager
of the Portland Beavers. was named
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06
CARNERA GETS
DECISION OVER
BOSTON FIGHTER
BY JOE COPPS
United Press Correspondent

MIAMI, Fla, March g. U.P) =
Primo Camera, Italy's biggest if not
most handsome gift to the boxing
business, still was in the heavy
weight championship picture today
as a result of his 10 round dev.sion
over Jimmy Maloney, second rate
Boston veteran, at the Madison
Square Garden arena here last
night.
Judging by the boos which greet
ed Referee Elmer "Slimn McClel-
land IS decision, Camera never would
have received the verdict had. the
spectators (all $4,000 of them been
allowed to vote. The big Italian was
jeered from the minute the fight
was over until he disappeared from
view in his dressing room. Maioney,
however, was cheered vociferously,
and was borne to his dressing room
Oh admirers shoulders.
Many OF those around the ringside
were of the opinion that McCieiland
was unduly Influenced by Cameras
strong finish. The Italian, after a
sluggish start, won the last three
rounds. In the eighth frame he
smacked Maloney with two resound-
ing rights to the jaw, the most ef-
fective punches of the fight In the
9th and 10th he drove Maloney to
the ropes and got in several hard
cracks to the chin.
Maloney was most effective in the
early rounds when his jab and run
away tactics worked to perfection.
His jabbing kept his heavier foe
from coming in close where the diff
ference in weight really counted and
made Carnera miss more than half
his shots.
According to the United Press
score sheet Maloney won the second,
third. sixth and seventh; Camera
the eight, ninth and tenth, with the
first, fourth and fifth even.
The weights we're: Carnera 273 Il +,
Maloney 1879.
Promoter Bruen said he expected
the gate to be somewhere in the
neighborhood of $50,000. A $50, 900
gate means a substantial loss for
Bruen in his first adventure as a
solo promoter.
In the eighth round semi-final,
Make Rosenbloom, light heavy
weight champion, slapped and
cuffed his way to a decision over
Marty Gallagher, Washington, d.
c., heavyweight. The champion
weighed 1872, Gallagher 202.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06
CRIFFITHS AND
LEVINSKY WILL
BATTLE TONIGHT
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, March g. U.P)-Chi-
cago's two foremost heavyweights
Tuffy Griffiths and King Levinsky
will meet in a 10 round bout at the
Chicago stadium tonight which is
expected to attract crowd of 10000
and gate receipts of 5000.
1t will be the first fight between
two prominent Chicago heavy
weights since boxing was legalized
in Illinois.
There is an outside chance that
the winner will figure prominently
in the heavyweight scramble this
summer. Matchmaker Nate Lewis
is endeavoring to pair the winner
with Tommy Loughran here April
10 and then send the ultimate vic
tor against Jack Sharkey in June.
Griffiths continued to rule a fa-
vorite today, generally at 9-5 but as
high as 2-l in some quarters. Le-
vinsky's supporters hoped for a
knockout and asked l-3 on that
ticket.
Another of those strange finan-
cial arrangements is attached to this
match. Levinsky's contract calls
for 60 per cent of the net receipts
and he will pay Griffiths S25, 900 out
of his end. Figuring on the basis of
a S65, 900 house Levinsky can hope
to get only about $4,000.
AS Griffiths always has been
known as "a sucker for a right
hand,D many believe he will wind
up shifting the resin tonight. or
Levinsky, the clumsy clown, can t
do anything but hit with his right
mitt. His most recent victim was
Jack Gagnon of Boston, who once
knocked out GriffithS.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06

field captain by Headman Spencer
Abbott. Pitcher Joe Bowman and
Catcher John Fitzpatrick are new
arrivals at the San Jose camp.
Fuzzy Huff, outfielder has
signed a contract with the San
Francisco Missions at Stockton.
An intra squad game between the
regulars and yannigans at the An
gel camp in Los Angeles ended IN
l to tie. Harry Green tossed three
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06

scoreless innings for the yannigans.
Ray JACOBS got two ooubles.
The Hollywood Sheiks are stu
basking in the sun at San Diego.
taking daily workouts on the navy
field.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06
PARAFFIN HELPS SHOVELERS

SANFORD, Me, UP - Snow
shovelers in other parts of the
country may be handicapped be-
cause snow clings to their shovelS,
but locally that problem has been
solved. Former Deputy Sheriff
Newell T. Fogg conceived the idea
of coating shovels with paraffin,
and this plan is now being used
successfully throughout the town
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06

The Colusa county farm advise !.
advises that alfalfa is the best local
crop and the county should grow
three times as much alfalfa acreage
as at present.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06
including
1891 License Plates
777 MAIN STREET

the story OF even greater savings on higher
priced cars for the last 3 sale days. Every used
car is great value and easy to buy on our
special easy payment plan. Come in-only
three more bargain days-only three more days
to take advantage of these unparalleled savings
at the most sensational sale ever held in this
community. SLUG
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06

The Sacramento River is lowest IN
ten years at this season and all
water levels are lower than they
were last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06

THREE MORE DAYS and our prices will be
boosted back to normal aeain-three more days
and your chance to save from S100 to $3.50 on a
eood-runnine used Car is gone forever. There's
no time to lose-come to this event today. Get
here in time to the spectacular sale of a
regular eood-runnine used car for 90 cents to-
night and every night at 73O. Price tags tell
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-06

Mt. LaSsen Volcanic National
Park will have a three-day dedica-
ton celebration July 25-27.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-28

According to Greek mythology the mountain on which the gods dwell is Mount Olympus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-28

Waterbury's plan of caring for the unemployed has received the attention of Hartford's. officials and has impressed them so much that 1t has been decided, 1t was learned to-day, to call a meeting early in the coming month at which Q rep- resentative of the local relief com mittee will be invited to be pres- ent to talk on the workings of the system here. Clayton R. Burt, president and general manager of the Pratt & whitney company, and president of the Hartford County Manufacturers association. has rec commended that, the Waterbury plan be adopted by Hartford peo- pie in order to help those so unfor- tunate as to be out of work.
 Employes of the municipal gov- ernment in Hartford have already agreed to contribute to such a fund. The same system of contri- buttons as is followed here Is to be adopted by Hartford. The Hart ford, police and fire departments joined in on the plan unanimously.
 Mayor Rankin of Hartford Is expected to invite @ local represen- tative of the relief committee to visit Hartford early in the coming month to explain the Waterbury plan to the industrialists. The Chamber of Commerce of Hart ford is also vltally interested in the idea of adopting the local sys- tenn. the local relief committee, stated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-28
HARTFORD MAY ADOPT AID PLAN
Send Greetings to l All Their Friends
Christmas Card From MT and Mrs Andrew Dawson

A post card received here from Mir and Mrs Peter Dawson who left here recently for Ireland states "all well on board ship; expect to land Saturday night or. Sunday morning. Had very nice voyage; regards to all our friends in Wa terbury."
 MT and Mrs Dawson were acc companied by MT and Mrs John Rush, also of sylvan avenue. Ac. cording to the postmark they hit Ireland just in time spend Christ mas day with relatives at the old homestead, in the same neighbor- hood where John Mccormack, the popular tenor singer was born.
 The reverse side of the card con. tains a picture of the steamship Baltic of the White Star line, evil dently nosing her way up towards Fastnet lighthouse, eight miles from Queenstown. It states that the Baltic is 23,SS4 tons; one of the famous "big four" sailing from Liverpool; length, 726 feet; breath, 75 feet; depth, 40 feet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-28
The Present Week
 in the Churches
Include Christmas Parties and Watch Night
 Services

Church activities for the week include Christmas parties. watch night services and the Allied Cam. paign movement. The Allied Campaigners will hold mass meet ings at the First Methodist church next Saturday and Sunday. The meetings are endorsed by the ministers association.
 Thursday evening at 9 o'clock a watch service will be held at the Advent Christian church. A social evening will be held on the. same night at the first Lutheran church. Next Sunday night the forum ct the Second church will be ad- dressed on Far Eastern problems by No Yong Park, lecturer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-28
SLAUGHTER OF
 FISH AT HOPEVILLE
Pond of Recreation Rod and Gun Club Scene of
 Much Excitement
ALL DAY YESTERDAY

The fish pond of the Recreation Rod and Gun club in Hopeville was the scene of much activity yesterday. Operations opened bright and early and were con- tinued until late in the afternoon. A dozen or more youngsters ventur. ed on the pond armed with heavy clubs and when they saw pickerel under the ice they pounded with such force that the fish soon turn. ed upside down and became an easy prey to the boys, who had succeeded in capturing good catch before somebody sent word to W. Muus of Middle street, sec- retary of the Recreation Rod and Gun club. When discovered the youngsters took to their heels, but search close to the pond resulted in finding thirty pickerel covered under pile of leaves, some of them measuring from six inches to two feet in length, the largest weighing two and half pounds.
 The case was reported to Game Warden Comber who took the mat ter in hand and found out the names of some of the offenders. Whether they will be brought into court Is not known, but 1t is cer- tain they received 6 warning which will be sufficient to keep them away from the pond for the rest of the winter. There is not. much water in the pond during the summer, barely enough to enable the pick erel to live, and owing to the dry spell during the present winter, there is less water there now than Is usual at this time of the year, 50 that 1t seems the fish can easily be seen through the ice. It is said to be the best fishing pond in the state for its size and 1t goes with out saying that the club Is bound to see that 1t is protected.
 According to Greek mythology. the mountain on which the gods dwell is Mount olympus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-28
Rev. w. Moreton Owen At
 Bunker Hill Church

Clearer knowledge, deeper power and rich love should be the aim of all good Christians during the com ing year, Rev. W. Moreton owen, in sermon at the Bunker Hill Con- gregational church yesterday morn ing. declared. The greatest of aims should be love, said Rev. Mir. owen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-28
Seek Data From
 Waterbury On
 Local System
Harris Ready to Furnish information Representative of Mutual Aid Will Visit Capital City to Explain
 Manner in Which Program Functions

this morning that any request for Information on the Waterbury plan from Hartford will be readily an- swered 50 as to speed up relief work there. The local plan has al- ready received nationwide, ap. proval and is in use in many cities and towns of the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-28
$10,0O0 Damage Suit
 Not To Be Tried

The $10,000 civil action of John Horan against Edward Michaud and Fred Bolduc was settled out of the common pleas court last Sat- urday. The action was based on injuries the plaintiff suffered when he was struck by the defendants car as he was crossing South Main street last Feb. Sth. The settlement terms were not reported.
 To encourage the public market ing of eggs, Dungannon, Ireland, has abolished the toll on them in the local municipal market.
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How One Woman
Lost AZ Lbs.
In 3 Months and
Feels Years Younger

Mrs. s. A. Solomon of New Bern
y. c., lost AZ lbs. in 3 months with
kruschen Salts. She reduced from
217 to 10 lbs. She feels much
stronger, years younger and pains
in sides. back and abdomen that
bothered her for years are all gone
She says she not only feels better
but looks better as all her friends
tell her.
Il shall never be without krus.
chen Salts. will never cease taking
my daily dose and more than glad
to highly recommend it for the
great good that is in it,"
A bottle of Kruschen Salts that
lasts 4 weeks costs but IS cents at
Peoples Drug Store. and druggists
the world over. Take one half tea.
spoon in a glass of hot water every
morning before breakfast.
Attention to diet will help-cut
out pastry and fatty meats-go
light on potatoes, butter. cream and
sugar-the kruschen way is the
safe way to Jose fat. Try one bot
tie and if not joyfully satisfied
mOneV back.