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La opinión., 1935-08-19
Ell coMERClo DE MEXIcALI
Sc lNTENSIFICA

Dos nuevo e importantes gi-
o comerciales inyectaran la par
tie de vida economical que lie CORES
ponde a la Cabecera del Terrific
rio. Ell conocido caballero don Fe-
derico Campillo. ex-Jefe de esta
Aduana Fronteriza, abrio o abrira
durante 10 que resta del curse de
la semana actual, una casa que gil
rara en- ell ramo de curiosidades ma
cionales y extranjeras y compra-
venta de moneda, teniendo a la vez
la representation exclusive de al
gunas industries nacionales, habien
do alberto su despacho a pocos pa
SOS de la Linea Divisoria. en- la ca
lie "Melgar". contiguo al San Die
go Cafe. Ell otro giro comercial que
Sc abrira al servicio publico duran
tie ell presente mes, es ell Mercado
'Reforma', sito en- la ayenida del
mismo nombre Y propiedad de nues
tro estimable amigo don Francis
CO Aguilar, ex-Visitador de CO.
rreos y Telegrafos. Dieho mercado
contara con todos los elementos de
vida que Justifiquen su nombre:
~abarrotes en- general, carnlcerfa Y
expendio de hielo; teniendo ademas
anexos, la agencia de las maquinas
de coser marca Singer Y ell anti
quo Y a%creditado Garage Azteca",
con expendio de gasollna y taller
de Preparedness y venta de refac-
clones para automobiles. Los sefo-
res Campillo y Aguilar son dos di
namIcos ex-burocratas que. a pesar
de estar desempelando puestos de
importancia en- la empleomania off
cial, resolyieron independizarse de
la vida "presupuestivora' para de-
dicar las energfas de su juventud
La opinión., 1935-08-19
ZUAZUA PROTESTA POR
LA PETICION DEL P.N.R.

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto
10 Que h~abiendose acabado los
'.jefes maximos" en- Mexico, espe-
"a que no sea ell Partido Nacional
Revolucionario quien imponga su
criterio en- ell case electoral de Nue.
vo Leon, fue 10 que declare hoy
aqui Ell candidate Fortunate Zua-
qua, quien Sc disputa la guberna-
tura del Estado neolones con Plu-
tarco Elias Gales Jr., su rival en-
las elecciones pasadas.
FL Candidate Zuazua agrego que
| espera que ell dnico organo capaci
tado par resolver ell case de las
elecciones Sc apague al criterio lie
galista.
"Yo sostenso y sostendre que es
ilegitimo anular las eleeciones,"
termino ell Candidate Zuazua.
La opinión., 1935-08-19
NOTAS DE san DIEGO, CALF.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, agosto To-

SAN DIEGO, Calf, agosto 10
(Por Correo).-Atendiendo a un la
mado urgente de Ia Presidential de
la Repdblica, ell jefe de la oficina
de Migration sehor Manuel Canada
ra, salio rumbo a la capital a prin-
cipios de Ia presente semana to-
mando pasaje por %ferrocarril via
FL Paso.
Ell senor Gandara que representa-
en- la region de Tijuana, Tecate y
Ensenada, con su caracter de De-
legado de Migracion, a Ia Secreta-
ria de Gobernacion, a%proyecllara
su %estancia en- la ciudad de Next
co. para informar con detalle Y OBJ
tener authorization para hacer al
gunas modificaciones que cundan
en- beneficio del servicio de las de-
~pendencias a su cargo.
La opinión., 1935-08-19

Ell microbes Il de los corrientes,
sali6 con rumbo a Ia ciudad de Ne
xico. ~abordando un ayi6n de Ia Com
pahfa Aereo Was Centrales Ell Los
Angeles, Calf, ell sehor don Fer
nando Villasenor, Jefe de las Off
cinas de pesca establecidas en- San
Pedro, Calf. FL violento viaje del
senior Villasehor obedece a I'm Ia
mado especial del Departments Au
tonomo Florestal de GAIA y Pesca,
llevando en- cartera algunos asun-
tos de interes relacionados con los
propios s~eryicios de pesca.
La opinión., 1935-08-19
COLECTAP PARA
I'm SEPELIO EN-
NATIONAL CITY
Fue autorizada por la Co
mission Honorifica Mexi-
cana de csc lugar

NATIONAL clTl, Calf. agoslo
1s-Ia comisi6n Honorifiea MeNl-
cana de csc lugar. autorizanao una
eo1eeta pnblica para ayudar a los
eastos de sepeiio de IN Sonora Ber-
naralna Lueero de Meza, falleetda
81 dia 5 del corriente, tombstone
para clio a varias personals, que
rindieron las sl%guientes euentas:
coleetado por el senior Andres
Esqueda:
\. c. Garlic 25c. Martin Con
zAlez zoe: silyiano Torres 25e; A
leiandro Espinoza Zoe; Isabel Arei
"a Zoe; Juana de G%raeiano 10e; NJ.
Guadarrama 25e: Paz Amador 15e;
Luis Fosana 25e. Antonio Molina
e5c: Juana Pizano 15e; soledad
Mendez Csc: Daniel Ledesma soc;
Natividad Carrillo 25c; Enrique
Najera lac: p. Rodriguez 15c; Fran
cisco Gonzalez 15c; Fra cisco sar
| edo Csc; Bernabe Andrade 25e; Ju
1io Enrfauez soc; zenon Bnrfquez
zoe: Jesds II. Dfaz soc; JESUS Frai
10 zoe; Francisco Gonzalez 15c; Car
men Carrillo 25c; Refugio Marti-
nez soc; Lorenzo Salcedo 50e; En-
riuue Ibarra zoe; Ignacio Nillalo-
los soc: e. l.. Gutierrez 15e; Tri-
nidad Juarez Csc; ]. S. Paroles
soc: Gregorio Martinez 25c; LUIS
Arciga Jr. 10e: Jose Posada be-;
Francisco Fraijo 25c; Lrcas Ma
rim S1.00 f. E. Csc; Josefa ARA
25c; A. Valderrama soc; Luisa Cor
da Csc: Jose Corda 25c; Ramon Pc
ma soc: Ignacio E. Garcia SOC Jo-
Sc Rodriguez csc; Antonio Mora
les o5c: Zacarias Zareta 24c; Eu-
genio Garcia 25e; Ceferino Mezo
25c; Antonio Arias soc: Agapito
Mendez Ire; Jose Maria Vazauez
soc; Aurelia Aguilera soc; Guada-
lupe viana 25c; C. Bustos zoe:
Gonzalo Estudillo 25c: Rodolfo f.
Garcia 25c; Elias Lopez Soc; B.
lDamian Ice: Lila Lara zoe; Anto-
MO Cruz soc; p. Lopez 25c; Jose
Vargas Csc: Rosario Garcia 4oc;
severe MdTlH KIT, "a bdAeid w.
Gregorio Torres 10c: S. E. Alya-
reg 1oc; C. B. lie. -sUMA $40. 60.
colectado por ell sehor Frank
Dunkel:
Jesds Santos 25c; Petr,. D. Es-
tudillo Use: Hikls Grocey Csc; NJ. v.
Aueodor soc campos GIVE. Csc; Leo
nor @. de Lopez csc; Grace 25c;
LA Barca" Market $500; Matilde
Ferro Csc: P. csc; w. B. Moso
Grocery Csc: Ben Colmenero 25c.
SUMA. $500.
coIectado por ell sehor Juan Var
gas:
Guillermo Prieto 800; Eladio Ro
nero $500: Juan Vargas $500;
Francisco Vega 800: Arturo Mar
tfnez soc; Pat Vargas soc: Natl
vidad Escudillo soc: Martin Her
nandez soc: Dolores Gomez soc;
Domingo Gomez soc: LA Refor-
ma" Bakery soc; Herminia Casas
soc: Ricardo Serrano Csc. ST.
MA, 1925.
La opinión., 1935-08-19
10 NoMBRAN coBRADoR DEL
CENTRIC SOCIAL

Ell senior Juan Rocha, popular
mente conocido como viejo residen-
te del T~erritorio, arraigado en- e.
desde ell aho 100, ha sido designa-
do en- una de las 1ltimas asambleas
por la Directiva del Centre Social
de Empleados p6blicos. de Tijua-
ma, B. c., para que adjunto al Te-
sorer del propio Centre Social, 10
auxilie en- labores encargando-
SO de los cobros y colectas de sus
socios radicados tanto en- San Die
90 como en- Tijuana.
La opinión., 1935-08-19
REGREso Ell JovEN MENDOZA

Despues de desempefar una de-
licada comision que lie fue confe-
rida en- la ciudad porteha de En-
senada, regreso a estos sus anti
guos lares ell joven don Armando
Ahumada Mendoza, Secretario de
la Delegation Sanitaria en- Mexica-
II, puesto que volvio a asumir in
mediatamente despues de su regre
so, que Sc verified ell nltimo domin-
p0.
La opinión., 1935-08-19
Voi.-xi Number 33a. Monday
August 10, 1885.

contin6s su eoueaefon por medic
do Ia leetura. Nunea es tarde
para aprender. Pids hoy misme
nuestro catAloao dc iibros Ora.
tbs. 49, LIBERIA LoZANo,
2o3 N. Los Angeles street.-Los
Angelica Caik
La opinión., 1935-08-19
I'd. Enferrno?

Consulte al HerbaIista mas an.
tiguo en- oil Sur de California
Las farnosas yerbas medicinsiss
ehinas 10 daran slivio permsnsnts.
Son puras. no gentlemen drouas w.
nenosaa
La opinión., 1935-08-19
PIpIo AMPARo LA EMPRESA
ERICSSON

La Camara de Concrete. 10 mismo
que los su~scriptores de Ia Empresa
de Telefonos Ericsson, no comen-
zarAn a disfrutar de la reduction
de Quotas acordada por la Secre-
taria de Comunicaciones v Obras
Pdblieas, Ia cual deberfa regir a
partir de esta fecha.
Tai cosa Sc debe a que la matriz
de dicha empresa presento una
demanda de amparo ante la Su-
prema Corte de Justicia de Ia Ma
eion, contra actos de la Secreta-
ria de Comunicaciones, alegando
que es improcedente y atentatoria
Ia reduction que Sc p%retende hacer
en- las Quotas que rigen actualmen-
te en- Ciudad Juarez.
La Camara de Concrete habfa
solicitado tarifas mas bajas. pues
considera que las actuales son su-
mamente elevadas v r~uinosas para
ell concrete Y ell pdblico en- general,
10 cual ha hecho que csc servicio
pdblico no presto una verdadera
utilidad a los residences &c la po-
blacion. va que son contados los
que tienen instalados aparatos en-
Il establecimientos o domicilios.
La Secretaria de Comunicaciones
aproho la petici6n de la Camara
de Concrete. ordenando a la EN-
presa Ericsson que e~stableciera las
mismos Quotas que rigen IN la ciu-
dad de Nogales. Sonora, a 10 cual
Sc ha opuesto terminantemente la
citada compaffa telefonica.
La opinión., 1935-08-19
exicano Herido desde e] lado Americana
Es I'm Nal SuenO?

Un peg espada de la familia del marlin fue eogido
pr uno de los miembros del Club Tuna, de la lsa Gaia
lima, y cuando 10 suberon a bordo por medic de una
grda, ell niho Larry Whitehead preguntaba asombrado 81
Sc trataba de un pescado o de un NAL sueho, pues los
mas grandes que conocia eran del tamaho de una SARDINIA.
II. !. News
La opinión., 1935-08-19
Inventa un Dulce

James M. Washburne, dulcero de Nueva York. hizo
una gran fortuna durante los tiempos buenos, pero la per-
do por complete durante la depression. Ahora oomienza
a tener esperanzas de reconqustar los miles de pesos.
pues un nuevo produoto de dulcerfa que invento lie esta
dando mucho dinero. En- la foto aparece con su esposa.
II. |. News
La opinión., 1935-08-19

Para des0rdenes Gel Es-
tonnage, Reumatismo. Ca
tarro. vejiga. Rifiones. HI
gado. Solitaria. Enferms-
dades del Pulmon. Nervio-
sidad. Desordenes de b
Sangre. LIagas y Dolen-
cias, Piernas, F1stulaa. Ma.
La opinión., 1935-08-19

Y dinamismo a la lucha en- otros sec
torres de la vida, en- los que sin du-
da sabran tambien triunfar. Asi 10
deseamos.
La opinión., 1935-08-19

Solo algun milagro de la Providencia po-
dria salvarle de su actual situacion desespe-
rante. Estaba va tan exhausto que apenas
81 tenia resistencia suficiente para andar po-
cos pasos mas. Temia Ell ceder al impulse de
su debt ID, sabiendo que ~quedaris incons-
La opinión., 1935-08-19
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La opinión., 1935-08-19

Mientras tantO, Wayne Colt Sc esforzaba
vslientemens- en- deseubrir ell paradero de Do
ra Drinov y ss secuestradores. Preocupado
con la desaparieion de la muchacha, ell nor
teamerieano aPenas Al sofia alimentarse o des-
cansar, y va la. fuerzas comenzaban = fla
qusarls horriblemente.
La opinión., 1935-08-19

Parroquia de Nuestra Senora del
Carmen, en- San $sidro. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-08-19
COMPARECEN
DOS ACUSADOS
DE HOMICIDIO
Son los matadores de En-
rique Mendez. Ell cri-
men fue en- Cd. Juarez

cluDAO JuAREZ, Chin, agos-
to 15-tPor correo).-Hoy rindie-
ron sus deelaraciones ante Ell juez
segundo de 10 penal. ~licenciado
Luis G. Guzman. los detenidos Me
llt6n v Felipe E~nrfauez. a quienes
Sc acusa por ell delito de homicidio
en- que resulto vfetlma Enrique
Mendez y por iesiones inferidas a
Cruz Mendez.
Ambos hermanos declararon mas
o menos en- los mismos terminus,
diciendo que habfan sido provoca-
dos y ~agredidos por sus contrarios
Y que ellos Sc vieron precisados a
repeler la aggression en- defensa de
sus Villas. dando como resultado ell
que dieran muerte a n e hirieran
a otro. Aseguran que despues de
la junta polftica que Sc efectuo la
noehe del martes, Sc ~dirigieron al ST
ito de automobiles donde prestan
sus s~ervicios Y Il hasta ALA fue-
ron los hermanos Mendez a pro-
vocarlos.
Al referirse n las causa de ia
les rencillas. sc negaron a revelar
exactamente cuanto habia ocurri-
do con anterioridad. concretandose
a decir que Sc trataba de asuntos
privados.
Tambien declare en- ell Hospital
Civil ell herido Cruz Mendez, assem-
tando precisamente 10 ocurrido de
10 que dicen los hermanos Enrf-
quez, pues atribuye n estos haber
sido los p~rovocadores y agresores,
como 10 pretende demostrar con Ell
hecho de que los citados Enrfquez
resultaron ilesos en- Ia reyerta,
mientras que Enrique Mendez fue
muerto y ell d%eclarante fue herido.
La opinión., 1935-08-19

VA. naCicnuO vu6 EeCC7
ID me trato. sin necesidad de ser
operado del Apendice y bastando
medicinas para aliviarme. boy a I'd.
las gracias y siempre recomendare a
I'd a los pacientes mis- comedies
oonociendo su habilidad para tratar
las enfermedades.
Quedo de I'D. afmo. y y @. y amigo.
Rev. JOSE GUTIERREZ, Cura Parro.
co. lglesia de Mira Sra. do Guadalups
La opinión., 1935-08-19

Los Angeles, CaIIrornfa,
Sr. ID K. Tuey.
Muy Estimado Sr. y
amigo: Por Ia presen-
to manifesto a I'd. mis-
agradecimientos por sus
atenctones que tuvo a
bien concederme parE
ser curado de IN enfer-
medad que me aQueja-
ha ha ciendn nua racna
La opinión., 1935-08-19

les de los Hombres. y especialmente
para Males de las mujeres. y muchas
otras enfermedades. os precios de
los tratamientos son n NY razonables.
Venga n VERNE o escrfbame hoy mismo
CoNSUlTAS GRATIS
UNA PRUEBA MAS-Soors ! sfica.
ella de las Yerbas Medicinales Chinah
Lea oil siguients sestimonios
La opinión., 1935-08-19
pREcIos De so-rSl
EplcloN plARlA

En- /. ciudsd, . pomieilio' po'
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-09
TENNIS ACES
TO FIGHT FOR
FINALHON0RS

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. 9.
UR)-With two semi-final brackets
already filled, one of them by de
Tending Champion Fred Perry OF
England, four of Americas leading
stars clashed today for the other
spots in the round of four of the
American singles tennis champion
ships.
Donald Bulge, Californian ia
yored to reach the championship
round with Perry plays Bryan M.
Grant, Atlanta midget. Sidney 3.
Wood, the nations second ranking
star, meets Gregory Mangin OF
Newark, former indoor champion.
Play in the Women's division will
decide the two players who meet
for the title. Helen Jacobs of Berke-
ley, Calf, the titleholder, plays
Mrs. Phyllis Mudford King Of Eng
land and is favored to move into
the finals. Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fab
yam of Brookline, Mass, last years
finalist, meets Kay Stammers of
England.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-09

dentally, Bob Jones rates the Eng
lish girl as the finest shotmaker,
man or woman, in the world. .
Joe Louis will be a Us favorite ov-
er Make at ringtime.
The 1886 Olympics will see the
longest relay in the history of run
ing. 5000 athletes of seven coun-
tries will carry a lighted torch from
the ancient site of Olympia in
Greece to the stadium in Berlin.
Spyros Louis, the shepherd who
won the marathon at the revival
of the games at Athens in 1906,
will run the anchor leg. Jimmy
Braddock may not be the greatest
fighter who ever held the heavy
weight championship, but he GER
tainly is the greatest eater. He
tops all his predecessors by a
planked steak and two helpings OF
Long Island duckling. Terry
rates the Pittsburgh infield as the
finest playing surface in the Ma
tional Frank Hunter was the
gamest fighter ever to step on a
tennis court, in the opinion of Bill
Tilden. And right behind Hunt
er. Big Bill rates little Bill john
ston, Henri Cochet, and Jean Bor-
otra. 1t is generally agreed
among tennis critics and players
that the eight-week rule, which the
U. S. L. T. A. passed last winter in
an effort to guarantee amateurism,
is a joke. Jack Curley, wrest-
ling impressario. and Jimmy john
ston, Madison Square Garden box
ing head, haven't missed day at
Forest Hills.
Donald Bulge and Gene Mako,
the Davis cup youngsters, are worse
than Harold Teen about chocolate
sodas. q. . You can always find them
perched on a drugstore stool drink
ing the vile and dangerous things
Rumor has it that Mako and
Bell will be the next of
the white flannel boys to join Til
dens troupe.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-09
FR|SCH HAS
RECORDS FOR
y WORLD SERIES
Cardinal Managers Long Ca
reer As Player May Be Com
pleted AT End OF Season
BY HENRY SUPER
United Press Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK, Sept. Eff the st.
Louis Cardinals capture the Ma
tional League pennant, frankie
Frisch, Red Bird manager, will
have an opportunity to extend a
world series record that should
stand for years.
FriSch, now 81 and nearing the
end of his playing days, has played
in eight series during his 17-year
baseball career. -Four were with
the New York Giants and four with
st. Louis.
His record surpasses in some re-
spects even that of Babe Ruth, who,
although he played in 10 series, did
not see action in as many games as
the one-t time "Fordham Flash" !"
r'risch has played in so series games
every inning of every game his
club played-while Ruth figured in
Al series contests.
1t might be that Frisch will be
playing his last series if the Cards
get in against the Detroit Tigers
this season. He has played only 50
games of 1872 this season. Boosting
t lifetime batting average of .319
up to the start of the present cam
paign, Frisch now is lowering
around .260. He still covers second
base in Workmanlike fashion but at
81 he is not the player he was when
he hit his peak.
Frisch is one of the few players
tx,lA cfn diamond
onto the big league circuit. He
broke in with the New York Giants
in 1919 when Larry Doyle, regular
second baseman, was injured. He
held that post until 1926, when he
was traded to st. Louis.
Holds Record
frankie played on championship
teams in 1921, 1922, 1923 and 1924
with the Giants In 1921 and 1922
the New Workers won the world
series. In 1928 he was with the
pennant- winning Cardinals n d
again in 1880 and 1881. In July
1888, he became manager and last
year led the Red Birds to world
championship.
Frisch holds the record for most
times at bat during a series-l97;
most runs scored in one inning-2;
most total base hits in world ser
les competition-48; most singles in
total series games-45; and most
doubles-10.
He made three hits yesterday,
one of them a double, as the Card
inals split with Boston, winning the
first, Ito, and losing the second,
4-2. The split cut the Cards lead
over the idle Chicago Cubs to ga
games and 31a over the New York
Giants who defeated Pittsburgh,
81. Brooklyn defeated Cincinnati
"a and GA.
In American League, the New York
Yankees cut the first place Detroit
tigers lead to 81 games by defeat
ing Cleveland 80 in 10 innings and
5-4 while Washington defeated De-
troit, 4-3. The Boston Red SoX
moved into fourth with a 6-2, So
double victory over Chicago, the
former occupants. st. Louis drove
Philadelphia's Athletics into the
cellar by defeating the AS TO and
6-2.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-09
RACER
MEETS DEATH
At OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Calf, Sept, 9. UP)-
Harris Insinger, 30-year-old Ger
mantown, Pa, automobile race
driver, was killed in a spectacular
automobile crash during a 5O-mile
feature race at the Oakland speed
way before $500 spectators.
Insinger tramped down on the
throttle of his powerful, bright red
racer in an attempt to pass Al
Gordon, another national known
driver, on the back stretch.
The two speeding cars locked
wheels and Insinger's car careened
out of control, overturning four
times. Insinger had died of a
crushed skull by the time an am
bulance rushing him to Fairmont
hospital reached its destination.
Gordon was unhurt in the crash.
The death car was the same ma
chine in which Insinger cracked
up at Indianapolis last Memorial
day.
Rex Mays, Riverside, Calf, speed
king, went ON to win the event N
34:3.32, with Frank Wearne, Los
Angeles, second, and George Con-
nors, Los Angeles, third.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-09
BOXER WINS
FINE YACHT

RIO VISTA, Calf, Sept. 9. U.P)
Young Corbett. III, former worlds
Welterweight boxing champion, had
q 20 pound, 2 ounce striped bass
and 24-foot cabin cruiser today to
prove that if not the worlds best
fisherman, he at least is the best
or luckiest-of 5000 anglers who
competed in Rio Vista's third an
nual bass derby" yesterday.
Fishermen strung out along five
miles of the Sacramento river, ang-
ling their best for the biggest fish,
which carried the sleek little craft
as the prize for the winner.
When all had checked in, Cor
belts fish was found to be the
largest. His victory wasn't all luck.
His reel jammed as he attempted
to the land the fish and he played
it with his light casting rod, final
ly bringing it in to where he could
gaff it.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-09
Swimmers Set
More Records

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 9. UP
Two American records and eight
Pacific coast marks were broken
during a two day far western A. A
Q. championship meet which end
ed here last night.
Ralph Flanagan of Coral Gables
Fla, swan the 300-meter free-style
in 3:29, bettering Buster Crabbe's
record time of 3:41.
The Washington Athletic club
womens relay team set a new mark
for the 400 meter women's rally
covering the distance in 4:402 to
lower the Los Angeles Athletic club
record of 4:58.8.
The Washington club also swept
three of four places in the 300 met
er Women's freestyle, which was
won by Mary Lou Petty in 12:O6.3.
Noreen Forbes of Santa Monica,
second.
Johnny Riley, leading candidate
for the American Olympic diving
team, defeated Frank Kurtz, Uni
versity of Southern California ath-
lete, 104.4 points to 104.3 in the div
ing event.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-09
By HENRY McLEMORE

United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Putting
the sport shot here and there:
Temple may have the fastest half
back in the country this year, be-
cause Eulace Peacock is thinking
of trying for the football squad. d.
He was a crack ball carrier in high
school, 1t takes those all star
games with the pros to prove how
silly the All-American business is.
The best collegian on the field,
and by mile, was Bill Shepherd,
whose light was hidden under
bushel at Western Maryland. i.
Players rate the country club where
the national amateur is being play
ed this week as the toughest course
they've been called on to whip in
many year . It it might interest
the Cards to know that, so far, only
three pitchers have been able to
blank the Detroit Tigers. The
potent FINGERS are Red Ruling,
Vito Tamulis and Willis Hudlin. ..
Enrique Maier of Spain, who in
sists that his friends call him
"Booby" has the hardest service of
any foreign tennis player ever to
visit these shores. Pennsylvania
alumni have reserved $4,000 seats
for the Quakers' opening game
against the Princeton's Tigers. :.
Joyce Wethered greatest woman
golfer of all time, has broken 25
course records in her exhibition
swing around the country. Incl
Imperial Valley press., 1935-09-09
PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE GAMES
By United Press

Lettering preeariously at the Pa
cific coast league masthead in one
Of the dizziest pennant chases in
years. the San Francisco Seals
pulled another half game ahead of
the Portland Beavers in a Sunday
doubleheader to top the circuit by
IL games.
The league leaders won the OPEN
er from the Hollywood Stars, II 10
4, and took the windup AZ. Sad
Sam Gibson went the route for
San Francisco, increasing his wins
to 20. Ed Stutz set the movie city
team down with seven hits in the
second game.
Portland, meantime, bagged a 3
to / win from the Seattle Indians
in opening their double bill.
The tables were turned in the
second game, however, when, des-
pite southpaw Jack Wade's eight
hit pitching and three Seattle er-
rors, Portland lost TO g.
The Mission Reds continued their
comeback after losing four straight
games to the Los Angeles Angels,
thereby strengthening their hold
on the third place berth and main
tanning a place in the second half
pennant fight
They won the first game 9 to 6
and the second 3 to 2.
Sacramento and Oakland divid-
ed their double go, the Senators
taking the first to 2 and the
Oaks the seven inning second 3 to
l2.