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Hoskins, associate judges; and
Jack Cox, J.. r. Barnett, Charley
Rodgers and II. 0. Ware, clerks.
The other polling places will be
in the store Of Thomas V. NJ. Cara
at 324 West Harrison street, and
officers are Reuben Eubank, presid-
ing judge; Albert Johnson, and Torn
Sidener, associate judges; and Ira
Eels, Joe Penny, Johnnie Clements,
and Roy Hand, clerks.
The contract calls for = 35-year
franchise TO the Central Power A.
Light company, and calls for pay
ment Of the Sl.5s0.000 to be made in
bonds and warrants Of the. city OF
Harrington.
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When the upper loop of the small
letter b is very full and the bulb
very narrow, we have the indication
Of dreams and aspirations which the
writer does not back up with self
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This Woman Has
Capacity for Home
And o. Profession
HAVE YOUR HANDWRITING ANALYzED

Send e sample Of your handwriting to Miss Louise Rice. noted
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pencil adding your usual signature To cover clerical costs. enclose
ten cents in silver or stamps. Also enclose a stamped, addressed en-
velope. The individual analysis will be returned TO you within the
period Of ne or two weeks.
Miss Rice replies only to such questions a $ n be answered
through the science Of graphology. Write your name and address
on both the sample to be analyzed and the coupon below. Letters
will not be published IL sender requests otherwise.
Miss Louise Rice, care Of The Brownsville Herald. Enclosed
please find sample Of my handwriting for analysis.
Name
Street
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MULE KICK BREAKS WRIST

SAN BENITO. Sept. 27-Wm. ID.
Kyser is suffering from a broken
wrist, caused when a mule kicked
him. The bone was badly fractured.
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court Of Texas and contingent on
that court holding the bonds invalid.
If the bonds are held void that would
not appeal beyond his own supreme
court.
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Why you can pick them

Three types Of leaves grow on the to-
bacco plant coarse fcp-lsaDes,
Irritating 20 the throat -. withered
grsaBd- ieares. without taste or aroma
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80. and the heayf-Ieopss, rich In cool
and fragrant smoking qualities.
Only the heart-Ieaves are used i'm
OLD COLDS.
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g 2. Lcrillard Co. Est 1850
Made from the hss~ys-issUss Of the
tobacco pLdgf
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NAME PEP SQUAD LEADER
SAN BENITO, Sept. 27.-Annie
Louise Craddock has been named
captain Of the girls pep squad at
the high school here. Ruth Gilbert
and Ivy Dodson are her assistants.
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With five more games slated be-
fore the years course Is run in the
American Legion amateur league,
three teams are getting away to an
over 800 mark in the lower bracket
and two are above the halfway
mark in the upper.
Edinburg seems to have a safe lead
in the upper and continuing to show
a brand OF ball that is unrivaled in
the circuit. Their official mark il
1883 as compared to Lyford's leading
mark Of .733 in the lower bracket.
Little anxiety is felt for Edinburg
over the weekend for their alleged
opposition vii be the upper brackets
last team in the percentage columns,
Pharr. Their mark Of 1877 looks
more like q poor golf score than a
baseball teams percentage. Edin-
burg is expected to emerge with a
mark Of 1856 for eleven wins and
three losses.
Lyford is programmed to journey
TO Weslaco and IL the dope holds
forth, should trounce the second d.
vision upper bracket nine. But
should they make a misstep, second
place viii be their lot. for Browns
Vile and Harlingen, each with 10
wins and 4 losses, play 1T Browns
VILE and the winner Of this fray
would turn down the Lyford boys.
A little sharp shooting on an ad-
ding machine shows that the agEre-
gate percentage Of the teams Edin-
burg will face until the end Of the
season ia 1902 as compared to their
.7c9. The lower bracket leaders OPP
position for the remainder OF the
season rates 400 as compared to the
Lyford mines .T33. This looks like
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Rain DELAYS
TENNIS FINALS
BY THOMAS T. TOPPING
Associated Press Suorts Writer

AUTEUIL, France, July 2s.-P)-
France and the United States, dead
locked thus far in play for the Davis
cup, renewed their challenge round
battle today with the important
doubles match only TO have play in
t%errupted by rain after five games Of
the first set.
When the downpour came the
French were leading by three games
TO two. The players will continue at
three o'clock tomorrow from where
they left off today. The two remain
ing singles matches in which Big Bill
Tilden meets Henri Cochet and John
Hennessey takes on Rene Lacoste,
which were scheduled for tomorrow,
were set over until Monday.
Both teams produced a big surprise
by sending in different doubles pairs
from those announced the day before.
American strategy hit on the plan
Of using Bill Tilden and Frank Hun
ter, the veteran combination, instead
Of John Hennessey and George Lott.
But when the Americans took the
court they found the French had
matched strategy for strategy and
had arrayed against them, not Jean
Borotra and Jacques Brugnon, whom
this same pair beat in the Davis cup
play Of last year, but Cochet and
Borotrg.
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Young Jimmy FoNx, n or the
outstanding players Of the major
league season, Is destirAd to join the
list Of "labored in vain" stars. be-
cause Of the undiminished supre-
macy Of the New York Yankees.
Luckily for Jimmy-and possibly
for Connie Mack. too-the young
men u only 10 and boasts the invul-
ncrable optimism that rides with
youth. else he might ponder too
much on the fairness Of playing like
the devil all season just to get into
the record books. while other basE
in the glory and glitter Of a worlds
series.
The best part about Jimmy Is that
his greatness doesn't worry him
Off-hand he seems 20 be the type
shat will never take to larger hats,
prima donna temperament and serre-
taries no matter how high his fame
scars.
He's one or the best a~ll-around
ball players unearthed IN years,
having caught. played third and first
IN tiptop style for Connie this sea
sor-his first year A. d regular.
And Melvin OFT is the Jimmy Foxx
Of the Giants. lie. too. has labored
earnestly and brilliantly Al inficld
and outficld posts.
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Bambino's Yearly
Doldrurn Is Due,
Writer Declares
BY NORMAN E. BROWN

Prepare for the worst, Babe Ruth
fans. For the Big Bamb is about
due to 20 into his annual home run
hitting slump.
A checkup Of the lifetime home
run record Of the king reveals the
fact that he has averaged fewer
home runs in August than July, the
latter being his best month. Sep
TENDER has found him, however. re-
turned to form.
In the n%ine-year stretch from 1919
to 1927, inclusive. Ruth's circuit
clouting totals month by month ere:
For the short schedule In April, 20.
For May, 81 home runs.
For June. IS home runs.
Fol July, 80 home runs.
For August. IL home runs.
For September. SO home runs.
In other words. after speeding up
his smuggling from the early days Of
May to the closing games Of July,
Ruth apparently has left the effect
Of the campaign and has slipped into
a lull through the last fling OF sum-
merry heat in August.
The month by month records re-
veal some other interesting facts rs
well.
The month OF September. last year.
found the Babe setting his best rec
ord for a 30-day period with II homs
runs. Previous to that. July. 1924.
had been his best month-with II
circuit blows.
In the few days in which the
American league season has Topped
over into October in the nine years
Ruth has collected five homers--as
many as most players acquire In an
entire season.
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easy shedding for leaders but such
figures near nothing In a heated
race such rs Is likely 10 crop up In
the lower bracket.
Az for the lower bracket runners
up, Harrington has a harder spot
than Brownsville. The two teams
are in q tie for second honors with a
mark Of TIA. Brownsville's opposi-
ton rates $50 whereas the Harris
schedule calls for a run-in with q
.565 brand Of ball.
Perhaps the grestest interest ten
tered about any n game Sunday
viii be the Brownsville Harlingen
fray. One or the other IL bound 70
80 down. barring a tie game. Both
teams are very much in the running
but the loser Of Sundays game will
suffer a setback that will be ex-
tremely difficult 70 overcome in the
remaining four gamse.
The league schedule really calls
for the play to be called in Harlingcn
but due 70 a faux pas on the leagues
heads, Brownsville went to Har-
lingen June "a when the battle really
was set for Brownsville and Sunday
has been the day set for righting the
error.
Several OF the Brownie players dis
ported their wares in the Fort
Brown-Fort Ringgold game Satur-
day afternoon and were slated 10
play in the same series Sunday morn
ing. Ryan, newcomer hurler on me
Legion nine, pitched Fort Brown to
q i0-4 win over Fort Ringgold and
will not be available for the Brownie
mound assignment. These factors
are not conducive to a Brownie win.
Lefty Hyndman will probably
twirl against the visitors. He has a
good record and piled up several vic
tories earlier In the season. Sailor
Haincs. submarine screw ball art st,
nav be on the sidelines for use.
Stevens will be available TO set the
target behind the platter for the
local hurlers.
The game il called for 3sp. m on
the American Legion diamond near
Palm Court on jefferson street.
This il the crucial series for the
locals and a large crowd. despite
other games in the city. 10 expected
to turn out.
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DIRECTOR OF
Club SIGNED
San Benito Athle
Group Employs Rex
To Hold Classes
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENlT0. July 2s.-A profess
sional physical training director has
been employed by the San Benito
Athletic club and is making arrange
ments now 10 start conducting class
es at the club quarters, on North
Sam Houston boulevard, back of
Mack's News Stand.
The professional is J.. r. Rex, an
all-around athlete, at one time
champion middleweight wrestler Of
the United States, and for many
years connected with various athletic
organizations as a director.
Rex will take over the work OF d.
recting the club on August 1. He il
70 instruct beginners in handball.
boxing, wrestling. bar work, bag
punching and other physical training
work.
Il will make the fat ones lean, and
the lean ones fat" the new director
said.
Plans for classes for women twice
a week, and for special classes for
business men were outlined by the
director.
Enthusiasm Of members and others
in the work Of the club has increased
since the signing of Rex, according to
Wilbur Scholes, president Of the Ath-
letic club. and IL il expected that reg
ular smokers will be given under the
direction Of Rex. Scholes and other
persons connected with the club.
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Two base hit-Walker. Home runs
-Hallahan. Worthington. Stolen bas-
es-Walker 2, Lapan, Hook. Double
plays-Steengrnfe TO Turgeon 70
Stanton, Steengrafe to Benton to
Stanton, Benton to Turgeon to Stan
ton. Base on balls-off Steengrafe 9,
Hallahan 5, Cobb 1. Struck out-by
Hallahan IL. ~Steengrafe 2, Cobb ].
Pitchers reeord-off S~teengrafe s
hits 5 runs in 8 innings. Left on base
Wichita Falls 10. Houston 3. I'm
pires-Erwin, Grigg and Hill. Time
1850.
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TMnney To Retire,
Observers Believe;
MdyP Plan TOMdyyy

NEW YORK. July 2s.-H1-The
heavyweight division of the fistic
world, dominated more than ever now
by Gene Tunney. may lose its ruler
within the next few days.
Through friends in Greenwich,
Conn. where the heavyweight cham
pion has been in semi-seclusion since
he crushed Tom Heeney. New Zealand
challenger in the Yankee stadium
ring Thursday night. Gene said he
would make an announcement "of
the greatest Importance" in New
York. probably Monday.
Although Tunney could not be
reached directly. The Associated
Press learned that the
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Relief From Curse
Of Constipation

A Battle Creek physician says,
Constipation Is responsible for more
misery than any other cause"
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called Rexall Order
lies has been discovered. This tablet
attracts water from the system into
the lazy, dry, e~vscuating bowel called
the colon. The water loosens the dry
food waste and causes a gentle,
thorough, natural movement with
out forming a habit or ever incress-
ing the dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew n Rexall Orderlie nj night.
Next day bright. Get "a for 25c To-
day al the nearest RexHll Drug store
ADV.
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ment will be one OF retirement from
the ring. Gene feels that he has con.
quered all before him in the ring,
has piled up all the wealth he can
ever need. and faces q long period
Of inactivity through dearth Of quail
fled challengers.
No mention Of contemplated mar
riage will be made in the announce
ment. IL was learned, although
friends Of the titleholder are aware
that Gene considers entering matri-
mony after completing his walking
trip abroad with Thornton Wilder.
the novelist. Tunney will sail for
Europe and the hike through Ger
many August IS.
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MEET
AT HOUSTON
A. A. u. Entries Com
pete in Texas City
On August 1911

HOUSTON, Tex, July 2s.-P-
Amateur swimming stars Of the
southern division, American Amateur
Union, will participate in an official
meet here August 10 and IA.
The meet will be 0pen TO IN ANA
teurs In Texas, Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi. and it Is expected that the
entry list will be larger than last
year at Biloxi. Miss, when Approxi-
mately $50 swimmers participated.
An official event OF the Southern
A. A. u, the meet will r,t be limited
to others than amateurs. Swimmers
of any & who are residents in
the three states can participate In
either the Junior, senior or women's
events. Junior participants will be
those who never have won a first
prize in a regional swimming con-
test, while those who have won first
prize In other Southern A. WI. w..
meets will compete In the senior al
vision.
There will be III events for men
and four for women. Junior mems
events will include so AM lO0-yArd
free style dashes and n diving con-
test; senior mems events are SO, 100.
220 and 44e-yard dashes. free style;
diving; l%00-yard backstroke and 100
yard breast stroke as well as a team
relay. The women will compete in
so. 100 and 220-yard dashes. free
style. and diving contests.
This years tournament will see
one major change from meet -occd-
ure of former years. Heats will be
run on one day and finals on the
next. instead az both coming the
same day as in other years.
Entries. which will close at M a.
night. August q. should be mailed 20
Maurice Meynier. Jr.. Heights NAta-
torium. where the contest will be
held. Judges are 10 be chosen BY
Jack Rafferty,. district commissioner
OF the A. A. ",
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Diegel Is Victor
In Canadian Open
For Third Time

TORONTO. July 2s.-(F-Leo Die
gel. New York professional. today
won the Canadian open golf cham
pionship for the third time. He held
the title in 1924 and 1925.
Macdonald Smith, runner-up in the
Canadian open golf championship last
year. missed tying Diegel by two
strokes, in the final round Of the ~
hole competition this afternoon when
he shot the rs holes in 81, a score
which tied the course record estab-
lished yesterday. His total was 2s4.
compared with DieCel's 2s2.
Willie McFarlane. Of Tuckahoe. n.
~. who was tied for third place at
the end Of the third round. eliminated
himself this afternoon with a Is
which ave him a total Of ESQ.
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Kuns hnttcd IN. Hobertsor.
0'Brien. Rosenthsl Shires. Karow.
~Rlackerby 2. Two base hits.
O'Brien. Home runs. Blacksrby.
Sacrifices, Rosenthal. Knrow.
O'Brien. Hits and runs off Freeze.
Q hits; 3 runs. 7 innings "a earned),
off Robertson 7 hits; 2 runs; 3 in
nings (both esred); winning pitcher
shelton. Losing pitcher Robert
Robertson. Struck out by Freeze .:
by Robertson T.. Bases on balls. of
Freeze 8. off Robertson 2, of Shell
ton ]. Left on bases, Waco 2: Dial
las 10. Double PLAYS. Orelshv "a
Morse to Ogelshy: Morse 70 Ellison
= Oglesby. Time 1850; umpire
Barr and Hayes.
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Holman to Kilduff 70 Whelan 2,
Meyers to Chapman to Meyers; in
nings pitched, Messenger 8, Hearn
z 2-3; hits off Messenger 8. Hearn
Z; runs off Messenger 4. Hearn 3;
base on balls. off Messenger 3,
Hearn 8. Schuman /: struck out,
Messenger s.. Hearn 4. Schuman /;
winning pitcher. Hearn; losing
pitcher Messenger; left on base,
Shreveport 8. San Antonio 10. Um-
pires. Donohue and Kane: time
2:10.
DALLAS. July 2S.- up After
pitching seven innings Of brilliant
baseball during which only 8 Cubs
got on base. Charley Robertson blew
up ard Waco won the series opener,
4 to 3 here today. The Cubs scored
. rnch IL the GER ard och
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. July 2s.-(R)
-Hearn walked the first batter up
in the first four innings, but the
Bears were unable TO score while
Shreveport punched six hits off
Messengers subway delivery in the
meantime to acquire n lead TO win
the second game Of the series, 4 TO
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Two base hits, kottOmIeN. Hafey-
2. Wilson. Leach. Holm. Meanwhile
Douthit. Three base hit, Maran.
Vile. Home rms, Hafey. Bottom.
ey. Stolen base. Douthit. Bases
on balls. off Rhem Q. Willoughby 2
Struck out, BY Rhem !. Willoughby
I. Losing pitcher. Sweetland.
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Two base hits-HerrlnKton, Swan
son. Bases on balls-off Hanson ],
Burns 2. Struck out-by Hanson 3,
by Burns 8. Stolen base-Richard-
son. Sacrifice hit-Bonowitz. Passed
ball-Campbell. Double plays-Bailey
to Marshall to 0dom, kibbie 70 Riley.
Left on base-Beaumont 4, Fort
q.
Time l:25. Umpires Donnelly and
COuntryman.
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CARDS TAKE
DOUBLE BILL
FROM PILLS
Chick Hafey Carriers
Two Circuit Clouts
During Days Play;
Phillies Die Hard

PHILADELPHIA. July 2s.-(RH
The st. Louis Nationals took two
: games from the lowly Phillies to-
day, the first : to 8 In IL innings
and the second ~ to 2. Hafey got
a home run in each game . Harper,
Schultz and Bottomley also got
homers in the double header.
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Two base ~hits-Kclly. Critz, Bress-
Ter. Three base hits-Critz, Bison
cite, Hendrick. Home run-Herman.
SRcrifices-Picinich Zitzmann, Allen.
Flowers. Callaghan. Base on balls
off Luque Al; off Doak 3. Struck out
by Luque Il BY Kolp /. Passed
ball-Picinich. Winning pitcher Luz
que. Losing pitcher-Doak.
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SLAPPED

SUNDERLAND. EnR.-As Robert r.
Wennel left the registr office
where he had been married. n wom-
~n 7tcnncd up and slapped his face.
Then she ran sway.
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Bluffs AGAIN
TAKE LEAD IN
LEAGUE RACE
Hallahan Puts Crimp
In Spudders Form
Whiel Teamm a s
Romp to Victory

HOUSTON, Tex, July 2s.-CP-
With southpaw Hallahan twirling
great ball. the Bluffs here Saturday
whipped the ~Spudders, S to 0, and
took the league lead. Hallahan lin
tied the visitors to four hits and
whiFfad atavan
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NEW YORK .; CHICAGO 2

NEW YORK, July 2s.-Rl-The
Giants nosed out the Cubs 3 to 2 in
Is innings here today as the series
Aopenes. Art Nehf pitched his second
.~lextra inning game against McGraw's
IkIuh in eight DAYS.
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FORT WORTH n: BEAUMONT 0

BEAUMONT, Tex. July Esp -
Burns was in rare pitching mood this
afternoon. letting the Exporters
down with 3 scattered blows while
his comrades were piling up a 4 to 0
~whitewash score.
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CRAZED ~ WHIPPING

LYONS. France. $50 Eighteen-year'
old Suzanne Gralvine was made In
sane BY n brutal floHging given BY
her father because che ~disobeyed
him.
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4 Two base hit-Cohen. Three base
&hit-Hogan. Bases on balls-off
fNehf 4; off Genewich 2. Struck out
|-by Nehf /; by Genewieh 3. Los
1 ing pitcher-Nehf. Umpires-Klem
and Mccormick.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Amarillo Z; Des Moines 3.
Wichita 6; Omaha 4.
Oklahoma City 10; Denver 4.
Tulsa 3; Pueblo 4.
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SOUTHERN AssnCIArInN

SOUTHERN. ASSOCIATION
Little Rock 2; New Orleans s.
Chattanooga 4; Atlanta /.
Memphis 2; Mobile 8.
Nashville 0; Birmingham /.
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Totals ......... 32 0 "a IL
x-Batted for Steengrafe
xx-Batted for Cobb Q.
z-BatteG for Stanton q.
zz-Ran for Lapan o.
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Argentine Vaudeville
Billed at Dittmann

An Argentine vaudeville team 81
Soledad Sierra and Esteban Villa
nova has been billed by the Dittmann
theater for the coming Saturday and
Sunday.
This team has played in their own
country for several years and corne
here from Mexico where they are
said to have had q favorable recep-
ton. From here they will 20 70 the
Aztec theater in San Antonio.
BIRMINGHAM. EnR.-The walls %
Catskill Parish Church will have to
be rebuilt owing 20 damage done BY
the roots OF trees.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
SATURDAYS ResultR

New York Cd; Cleveland 20.
Washington 81; Chicago 81.
Boston IL; Detroit 7-S.
phfiadefnhia IL. Ct T.nnie A
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Totals .........4 G 6 Is 80 10 Q
Ran for Davis in l2th.
zz-Batted for MeGraw in 18th.
st. Louis ...... 1i3 0i0 600 00l-7
Philadelphia . 21O POI 900 000-6
Two base hits, High, Bottomley,
Meanwhile. McGraw, Thompson.
Hafey p; Leach. Home runs Har-
per. Schultz. Hafey. Bases on balls.
off Haines 8; off Sherdel ?; off Fer
guson u: off McGraw 3. Struck out
by Haines 4; BY Shcrdel i. Win
ming pitcher Sherdcl. Losing pitch
er McGrGw. Empires Jordl Hart
and Rigler.
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CINCINNATI 7: BROOKLYN 3
BROOKLYN, July 2s.-Rt-Cincin-
nati turned back the Robins bly, z to
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturdays Results

st. Louis 7-12; Philadelphia GO.
Chicago 2; New York 8.
Cincinnati Y; Brooklyn 3.
pfttshu rCh- Raeton r.frnd out
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A SAFE

CARDIFF, Wales.-Two robbers
entered an Abergavenny store in
daylight. seized the safe and carried
il away in an auto.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-29

N1SH. Observation-Disclosures OF
PEOPLE fled from their homes when
they saw mock moons in the sky.
fearing a terrific earthquake.