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April, 1933  17

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[[image]]Recommended Hotels in Other Countries[[image]]
AGUA CALIENTE, MEX
Agua Caliente Hotel
BERLIN, GERMANY
Hotel Bristol
CARIO EGYPT
Continental-Savoy Hotel
CANNES, FRANCE
Beau-Site Hotel
GENOA, ITALY
The Bristol Palace
HONOLULU, HAWAII
The Royal Hawaiian
LA BAULE, FRANCE
Hermitage Hotel
LAUSANNE,
SWITZERLAND
Lausanne-Palace-Beau-Site
LONDON, ENGLAND
Embassy Court Hotel
MELBOURNE, ENGLAND
Menzies Hotel
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
Hotel Geneve
NICE, FRANCE
Atlantic Hotel
PANAMA CITY
REPBULIC OF PANAMA
Hotel Central
PARIS, FRANCE
Hotel Majestic
QUEBEC, CANADA
The Chateau Frontenac
TORONTO, CANADA
Prince George Hotel
TORQUAY, ENGLAND
The English Riviera
Roslin Hall Hotel
VIENNA, AUSTRIA
Hotel Bristol 

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GROVE STARS PLAY AT DESERT RESORT
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The smart group of spectators were provided a thrill when referee Ben L. Frank ousted heckler James McCabe of the St. Francis hotel, San Francisco, from the field. Referee Frank shot blank shells at McCabe, who was bodily disrobed, and fled from the field in his shorts. Another "casualty" occurred when George Roberson of the Dunes team contested one of Mr. Frank's decisions. The referee shot at him, Roberson fell to the ground, and an ambulance with siren screaming came to carry away the "injured" Roberson. It was a great stunt which brought many laughs.
At the end of the game there was a doubt as to who had won the contest. The scored looked more like a football game. Following is the box score for the Phil Harris team and if the Dunes and a better record then they must have won the game.
Phil Harris Ambassadors Box
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|Name|AB.|H.|R.|
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
|Jarret, p.|5|3|3|
|Hanlong, c.|5|3|2|
|Smith, 3b.|5|3|3|
|Harris, 1b.|5|0|3|
|Spurzell, ss.|5|2|3|
|Smedberg, lf.|4|3|2|
|Murray, 2b.|5|4|3|
|Hennon, rf.|5|3|3|
|Moll,c.|5|2|2|
|Platt, rf.|1|1|1|
|Wanowsky|4|2|0|
||  ||49|26|25
Phil Harris went hitless because pitcher Al Wertheimer of the Dunes walked him
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