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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

It marked the 7th defeat the Pi. rates have experienced in tho last 8 starts, and it further marked the third game in . row In which the Pirates have left 10 or more mates stranded on bases.
 Pittsburgh rang up 10 hits on Joo Bowman, HI Bell and Ad Luque, only ono less than the Giants got, but they were too far apart to be effective.
 Frank O'Doul, Giant pinch hit. ter, neutralized wholo matinee of hitting by Pittsburgh when he loftcd one into the left field bal- cony In the 6th and herded three pals home. Bell, who relieved Bow. man, guided the Giants.
 The brothers Dean, of St. Louis, chalked up two more on their list making it i7 for and 1 against, as they Knocked off tho Phillios twice. Paul, the younger, shut out tho Phils In tho opener for his sth straight win, 60. The Cards trail- cd in tho afternoon until tho 7th, when thoy grouped q double and two singles for three runs.
 Darkness halted the game in tho sth, tho Cards winning, 7.b. Dizzy Dean scored his 9th win of the year, holding tho Phils to 8 hits.
 Klein and FrankhOuse
 Chuck Klein polcd out his 17th home run in tho 1ith inning at Chicago, and tho Cubs won, 3.2, over tho Braves, splitting the day, as tho Dostanians had collared tho first game, 4-2. Fred Frankhouso chaikod up his 10th win for tho Braves in tho first game.
 Brooklyn rallied twice In tho 9th for a double killing in Cincinnati. Paul Dorringer walked Boyle to foreo in the final run in tho soc. ond gamo after Joo Strlpp and Al Lopez had pumped in two. Tho Dodgers won, 0.7, after taking the opener, 4-s, whom Lon kooneeke triplod with two aboard in tho 9th.
 Now York and Detroit broko ovon, tho Tanks winning tho first, 3.?, behind Lofty Gomez. Hank Grcenborg's homer in tho 8th booostod ono over to help tho Fig. CTS win tho nighteap, 6.2.
 Champs Clipped
 Monte Pearson headed of the Washington streak, stopping tho champions in third place when ho turned In an S-b win for Cleveland. Ho passed s and gave Q hits. but was strong in tough spots.
 Tho Browns won tho opener against the Boston Rcd Box, Frank Bejma's homer in tho 7th ellnching tho game, i0.7. St. Louis dropped tho nighteap, Ga. Tho game was called at the end of tho 9th, Sun. day law.
 Erie MeNair rammed ono of Milt Customs Blants through short Go score two mates in the 7th against tho Chicago White Sox, and Phil. adoiplha won in the 9th, 3.2 Johnny Mafeum won for tho Ath. ieties, allowing only three hits 0aston gave but four.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

Runs-David, j. Gambordella, C.. dugiiolmo, Boteila, A. DcFronzo. ltrrors--clapp, siclaki, GrudSinski 2, susteekI 2, Rombish, c. 0ugllol- mo 2, MasBi0 ,J. Gambordella. Runs battcd Inc. 0ugilolmo. siel. ski,, Threc base hlts---C. uugllol' mo, Stolen bnscs--May, David, siel- ski, Kosioze zewski, c. 0uglielmo, O.. RotolIa. Left on bases--st' stans i2, Oayland A. c, Q. Bases on balls --off Kosizowski 2, Flahorty {. Hit by pitcher-by Flaherty (David J struck out-by Koslezwskl l2, Flaherty 6. Wild pltch--Flnherty' Umpiro--Croeeo Time of gamo-- i:60.
 Hefty Hits
 Three runs batted in by Jimmy LawlOr were responsible for tho win of the Wilson A. c. Tho freshman from Holy Cross doubled in tho seventh. Al Moraska also hit for two bases in tho bamo frame. Lefty" Overton allowed thrce hits while Bob Grady of Crosby was hit five times. The sum- mary;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
REINSTATED CLUB GRABS LEAD IN
 PARKS CIRCUIT
Waterbury A. C. Beats Outit-Plenty of Ac.
 ton Shown

Two of the four games played In tho Public Parks league yesterday were interesting enough, with the Waterbury A. C., which was lrop- ned and then reinstated in the loop this past week going into top po- sition by virtue of an s.2 win ovor tho A. D. c. club at Fulton park, North End Hillies turned In iS-4 victory over the c. and C. club with the Wilson A, c. beating the Rev mond Hillles 4-2, and the oakland A. c. winning 4-l contest from St. Stans.
 Nine hits by tho winners, most of them by Coxey, w. Wookey, Collins and Potrocione were enough to dispose of the A. B c. out. flt who were practically helpless In tho closing innings, The summary:
 AHA REcER Refn0X ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

Rnus - DoLucia, sodano, O. Loughlin 2, Pugiioso, Zlnna 3, Lo. vesquo 2, MBilior, 0ugoiltti 2, Gen. ovose 2, c. Cappolia, LoItusso. Er. rors--Monti, uenovcso, Bnsta 2. A.. Gucrorra 2, DeLucIa, Loyesque, Puglloso. Runs battod in--0'Lough. lin, Pugliese, Gen0vesc, Basta, Lee veBque 2, DeLucia, Fuseo, O.. cap. peiia, Santllla 2. Two base hits O'Loughlin, donovosc, aantilla, Gugolltti, Zlnno. Thrco base hits.-- Bastn, LoRuaso, Lovesque, Pugli- ese. Home run--C. Cappolia. stolen bascs--I,asta, c. Cappella, DeLucla, Gugolitti Doublyo plays--O'L0ugh- lin to Fusco, c. Cappella to Basta, Covieilo to Fusco, Coviollo to O'. Loughlln. Left on bases--N. E. Hil' lies 5, c. & c. 4.Bascs on balls off Nardozzi 12 in 8 Ia innings; of LoRusso 0 in ga innings. Hit by pitchor---by Gicdratis (Basta): Nardozzi (Boscinto). Struck out by Nardozzl 6, GiedratiB 1, To. Russo 9. Wild pitchos--Nardozsi 2. Passed balls---N. Guererra. Win. ming cher--Giedratis. Losing pitcher-Nardozzi. Umpire-Placc. Time Of game--2:0b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

Rnugs, Rogers, D. Jenkins, W. Wookey, Whitaker, Pottoelno 2, McMlllin 9. E. Hayes, Collins; Er- rors--Wilson, Anderson {, Johnson. 10. Jenkins, II. West; Runs battcd !n--Coliins 2, CoXcy 8, B. Wost, 0atilng; Three baso hits - w. Wookoy, Pottoelno. Homo runs-- Collins. stolen basos--Pettocin0 2, Johnson 2, Whitaker, Rogers, dat- ling; saerIhees-Coxoy; Loft on bases-W. A. C., 3, A.. B. c. 1; Bass os on balls-off Anderson, l. R. Wookey 8; Hit by pitcher, by An. derson (W. Wookey, Pottoelne) ! Struck out, by Anderson &, R Wookoy B. Stevens c; Winning plt- chor, R. Wookoy; losing pitcher, And derSon; Umpire, Place; Timo Of gamo, 2;i6,
 Nlce Pitching
 "Biffcr" Flahorty allowed tho st.. stans outfit four hits. This and tho batting of Call mo Charlie" Gu!. ilemo were the most outstanding features In the oakland A. c. vie. tory ovcr the Polish combine, which incidentally haven't suffered 6 boating previous to tho game nh Ved Voaterdny,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
YESTERDAYS HEROES

Lefty oDoul, 0iants--fIis pinch. hit homer with bases full boat pi. rates.
 Lon K0eneeke, Dodgers--Hit 2 triple with 2 on in 9th, beat Reds, 3-2.
 Paul Dean. Cards--Iieid Phiis 10 b.hlt shutout, struck out z, walked g..
 Frank Bojma. Browns--fiis Homer in 7th, two on, beat Red sox.
 Chuck Klein. Cubs-ffit hIs f7th home run in iith to boat Braves, 3.2.
 Hank droenberg, Tigers--Singied with bases full In first, scored 2; hit home in Sth with ono aboard.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
GAMES YESTERDAY.

N0Fthenstern League. Hartford li.io, Woreestsr Sell. New Bedford b.4, Springfield i.ies
 National Lengue. New York Q, Pittsburgh G.. Brooklyn 40, Cincinnati 2-7. Boston 4.2, Chicago 2.3.
 American League. New York 3.e, Detroit 2s6. at Louis i0.3, Boston 7.9, Cleveland s, Washington 6. Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2.
 International League. Newark i9.3, Roehegter .4s7. Albany s.i, Montreal .6:2. Toronto Toronto ' "a, % %iSaitlmire Ss.
 American Association, Golumbua b.b. Toledo s.9. Kansns City 0.s. Milwaukee 4.6. indianapoliB es4, Louisville 7s4. Minneapolis.st Paul (postponed),
 Nek YOrkspeBn. Haselton z, Scranton 2. lilnghamton i3, Bonding .. Elmire. {, 1farriaburg .. Wiikesbafre b, Willlamsport {. Fort Worth b.0, Beaumont 3.e. Houston b.9, Dallas lei. oklahoma City .s.7, Galveston 0.3. (0ne night d0ubieheader).
 Southern League. Nashville B.s. New orleans i.b. Little Rock Bsi, Knoxville 3.2. Memphis ~, Chattanoeg 50. Atlanta 7 Birmingham .,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

Hamilton, Ont (UP)--The Ham- ilton Derby, scheduled to run at Jockey club on June .e, has been cancelled and q Canadian Derby Handicap at 6 mile and . sixteenth substituted, it is announced.
 The reason for the change was due to complications which arose when owners of Canadian three- year.oids declined to compete against Horometer, winner of the Kings Plate and tho Hamilton Jockey club couldn't guarantee his withdrawal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
Harvey, Allen Lose 1 in WatertOwn Play
lsneeInI to tIlo DemOerMtD

 Wafertown. June IS = burpriBeb wara enrly in evidence as the open. ing round of the spring tournamoht at the Watertown Golf club got ,undor way yesterday, John Carley coming Tn with C 2 up. to win over Dob Harvey, one of the favorites, while pr E, II, Allen was subdued fin n 3g hole test with ]. II. Grimm bv n ono up count. Second rounu matehes proceed this week. seores' First Round-E. II. English de. featod c. l. Stoere, 1 and S'
 J. COG defeated R. Johnson VI" J,H. Griffin defeated pr. II. s. Allen 1 up, 38 h0iog. II. Hart defeated H. seebe' ""J ;. Garley defeated R. W. Harvey, j. 'Routter defeated pr G. Kilduff' q. T. Degnan defeated Dr A. F. Rogers, { and 2.
 NR. Clarke defeated H. o. Mann'h' 2 up.
 Second Filght-C. c. Ho!brook defeatod c. Young, { and E..
 J. P. Clark defeated D. K s'yu' W. Craig defeated R. L. Larger auist, 6 and (.
 y. oL Killirin defeated R. Pidse' .. sherwood defeated pr E. A. I J. II. orimn defeated Ned Cross 5 and 2.
 Third Tiight--R. Paine defeated w. Carroll, { and 2,
 J. D. Thoms defeated II. Fisss' d. G swentor defeated p. H. coe' 5. Kelsey defeated R. Wheeler fna pr II. + F. Allen defeated c. B. Peck, 6 and {.
 T. N. Brophy defeated R. Litl- mer. s and ( (se hoies.)
 ,. P. Kelly defeated D. Hastinnss, up.
 The pairing for the second First Fiight--Ic. H. English vs ]. Coe: !. H. Griffin vs Fl. Hard; J. T. Deenan vs R. Clarke.
 second Flight--c. c. Holbrook vs '. r. clark and W. Crnig VI r. O'L Kiiiorin.
 n. H. Paine vs ]. D. Thoms, c. swentor vs B. Kelsey, and J. W. Hrophy vs !. P. KieIv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
TWO TEAMS DROPPED
 IN YMCA LEAGUE

Miko Caio's o'Fe's and I1d La. CroIx's Psi Upsilons havo been dropped from tho Central Y Inter. club Baseball leaguo, it was ans n0unced this morning by Director Bud Davis. But two games arc scheduled this week, tho Konoshaa meeting tho c. ITS tonight at Brassco Park at c o'clock and tho Putsie Friars elashing with tho Zi.Thcta.Pi Wednesday evening at tho sumo diamond at tho same time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

vino, Rossi, Moraskn, .overton. Er. rors-- Pronovost, kudsma, Grady, Roaai, Dnnovioh, Runs batted in--- Rossi, Lawlor 9, .Kudsma: ,Two.6ase hlts-JNeovino, Moraska. Three: base hit--Rosai. stolen bases--k kudsma. bascs:-Rcymond Iiiliies 4;.. wilson A. c. c, Bases on balls--off Grady 2, Overton 2. Struck out--by urady 2, OvertOn 2. Struck out-by urady [, Ovorton c, Passed bnlls-MoraskA 3, Umplro-Ty Lamb. Timo of game -i;36.
 Nice Work
 Tho N, E, Hlillos played n hno gamo from both offensive and dc. fonsieo stnndpolnts. They garnered n dozen safe base hits and In many cases loose Holding accounted for tailios. Howlo Loughlin, pugliese, and I.aVcsquo featured for the Hillles with O'Loughlin turning In several fino fielding plays. sappel. In Of tho c. md c. hit a homo run. Vl,ha niipl mupy!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
Runs hnttnd in--MAdwIrk boil

ccy Eups Ss.st, S"i.eS 1schss nMsdEGh En. P9'sS frica, T%o.base hIta~-Medwiek, camiiil, Martin. FuliIs, 9acrlnee---J. Denn, Double piaya--Duroeher (un. assisted). Jeffrles to I,arteli to Cam. Ililj Duroeher to Friaoh to Collins. Loft on hasos--Philadei 10, St. Louis 2. Bases on balls-oR Hoiley ha" 3, hIlSH Gi"Gsey S 9ypGSsn y' Ds"n l. Hi,.e Hi,se: on HolioY ' in . ia, Johnson 1 In
 Msnssn, snss Q 9, in 9, ..To.. Darrow Q in l.a' 1 Ia. J. Dean 1 in 2. Winning pitch. or-J. Denn. Losing pitoher--:John: son. Umpiros--QuIgiey, Stark and Magerkurth. Timo--si30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
LABUTIS SHOOTS B
 AT MATTATUCK CLUB

Paced by Albert Lnbutis who eardod e 33.38--net 71 tho Mat. tatuck Country Clubs fifteen man golf team won q team match with tho Naugatuck Country Club by q margin of { I.2 points. Tho score Of 33 is throo strokes under par, the Mattatuck by n single stroke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
FREE BURTAL PRIZE FOR
 WEST COAST uOLIe IN ONE

Medford, Ore (UP)-When Dis. triet Attorney George Codding made Q hole in one on tho Med ford golf course, ho won:
 A free operation.
 Free burial.
 5000 feet of lumber.
 A keg Of beer.
 Codding collected tho operation by having his wlfo's tonslls TO. moved. He said ho was willing to postpone collection Of tho second offor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
Dusty Golf Loop
 Inaugural Tonight

TWO golf matches, slgnaliSing tho opening of the Industrial COX Loaguo for the first time In local history were to be played this evening nt 6,fb D. n. over tho Mat totuek Country Club links. The Cononetieut Liight and Power ana ReoyIli teams wili hook up In one Chase teams will got together n duel while the Shoe Hardware ana another match against par. other matches will Do played tomorrow ana Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

RunN bAtted in--WAlkor, dosiIn, Heffnor 2, 0chris. .Two.base hits Chapman. Home runs--Waiker dos. lin. Stolen baso--Croaetti. Sacrifices --domex, Fischer, .Rolfe. Double play --Ireffner Co Roife to dehrlg, Loft on basos--New York Q, Detroit z, Bases on halls--off domeg 6, of Fischer {, Struck out--Dy Fischer 6. by. domey 1? Wild plteh--tlscher. um,plrcs--o,%ons, Hlldohrand and tendance 00,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
nuna hnllad in--IInin A ISnI

Runs batted in--Ifnlo 2, Kniok. erboeker |, Avorill, MYer, Cr0nIn, Kuhel 2. Phillips. ''wo.base hts EuheI. ui ManIH.h kamm, phllllps' KnshcrpoeEsre Krfys Tnre'MsH%"s Myor esd. sosS to MyCr to Kuhei, Loft on baacs--.. on on balls WhItehIiiii j. psarsS9 s, MColl 2. Struck out:.Whltehlll 2, Pearson 2. Hits-.off Whitehlll . ii
 ncns so, 2ut in In ',h' '.IoM of MeeiHlln ei,lnndr. In WhitohIli .Umplros--0rmsby, Kolls and D0nnellY. Tlmo.-2liD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

x Clancy batted for A. Moore In sth.
 ' Ora wford batted for Lindsey in 9th.
 w Pulls batted for Dclaneey in 7th,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
Western Teas NO Barrier To Progress Of BH Tey CIub
World Champion Giants Show Handsome Profit During
 Invasion Of The West
By THEON WRIGHT

New York, June 1s-(UP)-The western tour of the eagueeadng Giants which marked off as the proper time to put the champions out of oe has thus far proved a bust for everybody but the Giants
 After taking three out of four from the Red the Giants moved into Pttsburg faened their average yesterday for the second time in two days beating the Pirates 92
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

x Ran for Wookey In tho 7th. XIX Bnttcd for Jenkins In tho 9th, xxx Batttod for Rogers In the 9th Ran for Taylor In tho 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
GAMES TO-DAY.

Northern Eastern. (No games Behedulod.)
 National League. New York At Pittsburgh, Brooklyn nt Cincinnati. Boston Rt Chicago. (0nly games aeheduled).
 American lengue. Chicago at Philadelphia (2). St Louis at Boston t2). Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
OuIOT.Ic9 WIN

The Orioles defeated the Dzueks HiIi A, c, 14.4 on the Norht Ehd fold yesterday. The East Finders netted as many hits as runs. The Orioles ... sso 0s2 13o--i4 l4 2 Bucks Hill 200 020 000-- { 9 2
 Batteries, Leary and Morrarty; Kaikus, Andrews, Trink and oal' lager.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

Runs batted in--Duroeher 3, Do. iancoy. orsattl. Medwlek. Two.beso hits--Duroeher, Medwick. Stolen baso-J. Moore Double .plays--I,ar. to Collins, Left on hases--PSiiadsi. phln C. St. Louis I, Bases on baiis-- or c. Davis 2, P. Dean g, Struck out By (. Davis 2, P. Dean 2. Hits of c. Davis 7,in 2 innings, A. Moore 0 in 1. Passed ball. Delaney. Les. Ing plteher--c. Davis. Umplres.-- MS,aserkursh. ouigley and stark
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

xKress. bntted for Soweil in 9th. ys Harris battod for Russell In
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

Score by innlngs:- llilllos .,...... goo 2l2 s::-ls C. & c. ....,,.. 002 OOl O1O- |
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

x Rnn for Nardoxzi In 7th.
 xX Itan for uIodratieB In Sth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18
RunN bhtted in--Wnikor. q,

Score by lnnlngsi- New Hork ''''.'..''oooo iod 10 -s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

x sehublo batted for Flsehor in |th,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

Score by innings;-- st. Louis ,,,...,,.,. 1000 00B i0x--6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

\ Clancy batted for c. Davis In sth.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-29
GIRLS TESTIFY
At INQUEST IN
JULIAN DEATH

SHANGHAI, March %. UP)-The
two beauteouS girls who shared
Courtney Charles Julians friendship
in the last hours of his life clashed
in their testimony at a coroner's in
quest today which returned sui
eide verdict in the fugitive oil pro-
moter's sudden death.
The drab room in which the in
quest was held was tense with the
! drama of the presence of Miss Le-
onora Levy, 10, comely Shanghai
girl who sought to follow Julian in
death, and Miss Mary Cantorovich,
/ "a, attractive Russian.
Each had a different story to tell
about Julian's desire to continue liv-
ing after hotels had seized his eX-
tenSive wardrobe and his efforts 10
raise funds had failed.
| First to testify, Miss Cantorovich
told of having prevented the once
wealthy promoter from Slashing his
wrists with a razor blade. She set
the time as March 81 and the place
as the Embassy hotel here.
Miss Levy, his companion in a
Bund hotel three nights later when
Julian swallowed a fatal draught of
poison, appeared unexpectedly at
! the inquest. She had been confined
/ TO a hospital after swallowing poi
son in an effort to join the promo
ter in death.
why, he had everything in the
world to live for" the striking bru-
nette testified I'VE were engaged to
/ be married
He had Just promised me that he
never would drink again and would
accomplish anything for me-" the
girl continued. Occasionally she
I graSped the witness box to steady
herself. SpaSmodic gulpingS atteSted
! to the strain she was under
He showed me a bottle OF pills
and teasingly threatened to take
! the whole bottle. He poured the
contents out on his hand and asked
me to share them with him.
| why, lQey WOulQll nulI
child he said. refused and knock
ed half the pills to the floor
Suddenly he swallowed the re-
mainder, then sat down on the bed
"'Call a DOCTOR he said weakly.
Then he cried I don't want TO die
only towards kill themselves.
The coroner's jury retired. 1t re
| q, 10
nounce that its verdict was that
Julian had died of narcotic poiS-
oning self elf-administered'
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-29
CITY CHURCHES
WILL OBSERVE
CO D D FRIDAY

The Good Friday service to be
held in the State Street Christian
church on Friday will begin at 1:25
,. m. with organ music played by
Mrs. E. j. Hargrave. Rev. w. E.
Malan will preside and the follow
Ting brief addresses on various say
ings of Christ uttered from the
cross will be given by local pastors ::
Father, Forgive Them Irving t.
Raab; "T'his Day Shalt Thou Be
with Me in Paradise" c. c. Har-
wood; "Behold Thy Mother" NJ.
M. Summers; cit Is Finished v.
E. Butterworth.
InterSpersed between addresses
Holy Week hymns will be sung.
The Scripture account of the Cruel
fixion will be read as part of the
service. Mrs. Eugene Waterman will
sing the Matheson hymn, 80 Love
That VIII Not Let Me Co..
The churches under whose aus
pices this service is to be held in
vite all who will not be attending
other meetings of similar nature.
Services at st. Mary's Catholic
church for Good Friday will con-
sist of the Mass of the Pre-Sancti-
fled, at 8 a. m. and of the Sta
tions of the Cross at 2 80 D. m. with
the latter ceremony being repeated
again at 7:30 in the evening, after
which special sermon will be
preached. Alteration of the Cross
will be conducted throughout the
day.
st. Paul's Episcopal church will
commemorate the Passion of Christ
with a three hour service, starting
at noon and continuing until 3
O'Clock. The service will include
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-29
BY MRS. S. T. ROBINSON
Press Staff Correspondent

Mrs. S. S. Knight of Ell Centre
was an overnight guest at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Claude Fer
gason, Sunday.
Mrs. C. Knight and sons. William
and Junior, of Chula Vista, spent
Monday visiting friends and were
guests for dinner Monday evening
of Mrs. J. P. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Shaw of
Holtville we're Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Ferguson.
William Schultz, Cary Klump and
Jack Elliott took traffic census at
Dixieland Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington and two
children of San Diego were week.
end guests of Miss Christie and
Miss PorteouS.
Miss Virginia Ward visited with
her parents at Whittier over Sum-
day.
Sheriff Campbell and S. T. Rob-
inson returned Sunday evening
from Fresno where they attended
the sheriffs convention for three
days.
Hobart Herrick, Brenton Gala
her and Temple Robinson were
among those in the chemistry class
who took the trip to Mullett Island
Saturday,
j. G. Spencer was an all day visit
or in San Diego Monday.
j. c. Spencer in company with
Mr.. Hays and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Tyler of Ell Centro motored to
Warmers Hot Springs Friday.
Dan Sheldon and sister, Ethel
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-29

held on the high school field. In
this meet the three highest scoring
juniors and seniors will qualify for
the county championships May 10 at
CaleXico. Montgomery is arranging
with a local service club to give me-
dals for his MAY D contest. First
place winners in each event will be
awarded ribbons.
The five other districts and their
dates and directors are: CaleXico,
May II, A. J. Hannah, director;
Holtville, April 81, Ralph Kings
bury, director; BraWley, May 5, Ed
Hannah, director; Westmorland,
May II, Paul J. Rogers, director;
Calipatria, April 81, Reynold E.
Carlson, director.
More than 1000 boys are working
out daily in Imperial Valley this
year on the Junior Pentathlon,
sponsored in the Imperialism
Diego area by the San Diego Tri-
bune. Montgomery reports he has