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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-27
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Pablo Escamilla and Guadalupe
Luna.
j.. B. Gobsr, Jr., and Louise Ellis.
Rafael Benavides and Manuela
Vega.
Moses Shackleford and Rebecca
Jones.
j. r. Wallace and Mrs. Nina Brad
shaw.
Alfonso Garcia and Lucia Moreno.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-27
Flashes of Life
(By The Associated Press)


(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK-Which Is the windy
city and why? The Merchants asso-
citation Of New York notes that
weather bureau records show that
Chicago had an average wind velocity
last year Of twelve miles an hour;
New York had sixteen.
Neutrality-suspicious. seems 70
be on the decrease in the presidents
native state. Official statistics are
that 257 DEGREES were granted in
Vermont last year, compared with
397 in 1925. The decline is attributed
TO legislation providing that DEGREES
shall not be effective until six
months after courts have decided
cases.
MOUNT ROBSON. B. c. Miss
Marion Montgomery of Hubbard
Woods, H., is the second person to
scale the highest peak Of the Cana
dian Rockies and the frs woman to
do it. She climbed Mos Robson
with two men.
AUCKLAND, N. 1.-THE ears Of
King George weer boxed once. When
he was q naval cadet, he was punished
BY Captain Goodwin Archer who has
just died here.
EVANSTON, Ill.-A million years
or 60 hence standing room will be
scarce on earth, but thereW be plen-
Nv of food. Science will find q way
10 make il from the sun and the air.
The American Chemical Society has
been informed so by DR.. II. z. Bar
nard Of Indianapolis.
NEW YORK-Federal Judge Will
liam ri. Atwell Of Dallas likes a drink
but abstains. II like a drink as we'll
as the next man." he said in court,
ahut since The advent Of the prohi-
bition law l have not taken a drink
IN this or any other country, because
7 feel that as an American citizen
/ must obey the law"
NEW YoRK-Pawnee Bill is in
town with a grievance. Cowboys are
now tea-tipplers and wea wrist
watches instead Of six-shooters. And
81 for Tunney reading Shakespeare,
1t lust don't seem natural" !
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-27
Three Expeditions to Drear Antarctic Wastes
Will Give the Airplane Its eSverest Tryouts

EDITORS NOTE: This is the
first Of a series Of stories by The
Associated Press on forthcoming
expeditions Of exploration into the
Antarctic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-27

NJ. P.'s SON IN sTEERAGE
SOUTHAMPTON, Eng. Peter
Chadwick, son of a member of Par
Lament. sailed in a liners steerare
to become a farmer in Canada.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
zAUJflMAvOSTI.
: Kryny tlak a pracoyna schop.

most. Nezvykle vysoky tlak krv
Dol dosial polSladany dl'a lekaro,
IA priznak vaEnej choroby. Tyn
yiacej prekvapuje MAJOR, ktory n,
davno yyslovil znamy biolos
camibridgskcj nniverzity prof. j
B. s. Haldane, ze krvny tlak sic,
! zkracuje zivot, ale neobyGajne ivy
suje vykonnost'. Vo svojej pred
naske britskej spolocnosti pre-
vedec'ky pokrok prehlasil Hal.
dane: "Ak ma l'udsk6 telo poze-
rame ako ma stroj, ktoreato ma
zieranie bolo nz 20 strany mno-
hNch biologov llznane "a sprayne,
potion cinnost' tohoto stroia "a
visi z vel'kej miery od sposobu
krvneho obehu, ktorym privadza
sa potrava a kyslik ziyyms bun
kam organizm'l. Ak je priemerny
krvny tlak vysoky, potion tiezSbri-
vod kysllku potravy je v;icsi, te-
10 pracuje rIchlejsie a intenziv-
nejsie, jeho vykonnost' sa tedy
zvysuje. Ak sll ostatne podmienky
podobne, potm clovell vysSim
krvnym tlakom bude rychleisie
myslet', ryychlejsie pracovat' "a
hodinu yykona viac ako clovek
normalny." Haldane nepopiera
ovsem, ze silny tlaik krvy rychlej-
Sic opotrebuje niektore telesne Or
gany a tvm zkracuje dlzku III
vota,. vyslovuje vsak mienku, ze
l'udia vysokym tlakom krve "a
svojho kratkeho, ale nGinneho IL
vota, dajdl svetu Wac hodn0t ako
sl stave dat l'udia krvnfm
tlakom nlzkym.
= "Silne" a "slabs" pohlavie?
Tato otazka vynoruje sa hlavne
pri zpravach sportovnych a a.
t!etickych vykonoch zien a mutt
k premysl 'aniu, ci je opravnene
hovorit 0 zenach ako "!slabom
pohlavi. Zodpovedal ju kladne
professor Hill, ktory prednisal 0
tomto predmete vo fysiologickej
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

sekcii British Association. Stati
stika ysetkvrn~ n~sportovnvch vyko-
nov priemere dolxazuje, ze zena
m6ze poM "a svojich telesnycl
Ischopnosti vykonat' len IS per-
cent toho, co mlH. Len v niekto-
rych sportovnych odvetviach, ako
ma pr. v plavani, mozu sa zeny Wy
kazat' priemerna skoro rovnakou
zdatnost 'ou ako muzi, snad ma
sledkom svojej v;iesej pruznosti
a obratnosti Podobne vyslovuje
sa znamy tenisovy eampion Til
den v casopise Star o vvko-
noch zien.v tenise a hovori, za ami
svetove campanky ako Suzanna
Lenglenova a Helena Willsova ne.
moHu sa vraj ami I'd 'aleka vyroy-5
nat tenistom rovnakych trie-.
dach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
.Obcianska legitimacia dra Tuku

Memo: DR.. Vojtech Tuka Bella
Nabozenstvo: Hiszek egy isten
ben, hiszek egy hazaban,..
STAY: Vacuum .ulris.
Narodany: V ohsadenom ilzeml
Akn rentu poHiva Iredentn.
Aky salat ma najradsej: uhor-
-kovy.
Akn viziu ma najradsej: Re
vfziu.
V akej miere: V Rother-mere.
Ktore olslo nenavidi: Tri-anon.
Akn hru ma najradsej: Haza-
rdnn.
Akeho Mesiasa ocakava: Beth
lenskeho.
(Prevzato 2 "Kociira', humor.
mesacnlka vychodiaceho Ture.
Sv. MARITIME. Predpl. $1.50.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25

no paylka alebo chrobaka bodn,
zihadlom presne do tych zauzlir
nervovych, ktore riadia pohyby
Eolsoneatin. Pc tejto majstrovske,
operacii srlti sa nest 'astna obet
uzlatky ma zcm ako mrtva be,
najmenSich pohybov kreoyitych
V takomto letargickom tstave zije
hmyz Wac dni. Teplymi paprsle-
kami slnka vajiGka vzkriesena
larva hned' sa chyti do pozivania
sviezei potravy vo svojej malej,
podzemnej risi. Dospejic v doko-
naly hymz ona zacne sposob Ii
vota matky svojej, ktorej nikdy
neyidela. | ona oehromuje takou
trapnou zrucnost 'ou .korist' svo-
ju, ze by sa cd nej ucit mohla al
vedecka fyziologia, ba al na.Uem-
nejsia anatomia! A prvy pokus
podari sa jej prave TAX dobre, "a
ko posledny!
Majster sa znovu zamyslel a
pytal sa akoby sam seba:
'Kto pouGil uzlatku O nervo-
vel silstave hmyzu? = Zkadial'
tato pDdivuhodna zru6nost
Odpoved 'ou bolo hlboke mica
ME-.
Rozlfciac sa S malou jaskyn-
kou ma iizkom chodnicku, ubiera-
Ii sa d'alej Master a uGedlnici,
d 'alej "a novymi mysteriami...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
ZPRAVY v KRATKOsTI

| MiS. AlllldlI idNtlI L. OU
Kenmore Ave., Youngstown, do.
stala s1dnym zakrocenim $25, 1000
nahrady "a smrt' svojho muza,
ktorN Dol zabity busom spolocno-
sti Cleveland & Mahoning Valley
coach Lines.
| Guillerino Guerra Blaine Av.
Youngstown, vadil sa Mike-om
McCurrey stredu vecer. Mike
odrazu vrtiahol revolver Guer-
ru zastrelil. Pc svojom zlotine IL
siel. e-
Okresny sid nariadil pozemko-
vym oibchodnikom Thomasovi
Hendersonovi prinavratit' mestu
$1,000 i S iirokami, ktore peniaze
dostali co komisiu pri kupe po-
zemkov ma Front st. potrebnych
2
pre- okres ma prestavbu South Av.
mostu. Henderson Thomas sqi
partneri a Henderson dostal svo-
ll komisiu od okresu V obnose
ISL 800, takze ma druhu komisiu
lnebol opravneny. ~
Styria bandit Zastrelili dvoch
nradnikov First National banky V
Lamar, Colorado a potion ozbijali
banku o 100000.
V Buenos Aires, ma talianskom
konzulate vybuchla bomba, zabi-
.juc sedem os0b a 20 raniac. Bonn
bu podlozili udajne proti-fasisti.
Janice COngdon, 15-roGna zia-
cka z East Orwell zabita bola V
automobilovej nehode ma Warren
Newton Falls ceste. Osem dievcat
a chlapcov bolo tej istej nehode
ranene.
Calvin Dasson 2 Chicagu recnil
o tom, re clovek nikdy nevie, ke-
dy no smrt zastihne -av tom
zomrel.
Mestski detektivi arestovali Pc
terra Pappas 20 Stop 1S Sharon
Line a Ffanka Cont, barbra vo
Vanier hoteli a odovzdali fedc-
ralnym vrchnostiam pre- padela-
ME 500 bankoviek, ktore nedav-
no Youngstown ma okoli pu-
still do obehu.
J. H. Flowers 20 Struthers po-
sndeny Dol ma dozivotny aalar pre-
ntok ma male dieveatko. Vyrok
vyniesol sudca Lyon.
" Peru u1alo sa zemetrasenie,
v ktorom zahynulo najmenej so
osob. Dofny vo viacerych dedi-
mach boly sr6tene.
Byvaly prezidentsky kandidat
socialisticko-robotnickej strany,
Frank +. Johns sa zatopil v Bend,
Ore, ked' chcel zachranit' jedne-
no chlapca Cd zatopenia.
Superintendent skol Youngs-
townu, Richeson, zamysl'a zalo-
lit centrali1ovanM technickd sko-
Ilu v meste. Doteraz sa technic-
kym veciatn prihcajd chlapci v
strsdntch fkolaeh mesta.
Dominis tervone pre1iel svc-
Jim slt61l % Belmont Ave. Al
fonsG Albsrti1c, 67rocnsho star
e. Albetti sel1rel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
z manzelsk5ho raja.

Ona: Keby 81 vedel, ako spro-
ste 81 vyzeral, ked, 81 sa uchadzal
o moju ruku!
On: To je mic proti tomu, aky
sprosty som boil!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-05-25
"A MYsTERIAM1 PRfRoDY.
Napisal Prof. Alexander Chrappa

Slnko nstate chylilo ga kn kon
en- svojho denneho behu. Rozhlia
do sa este raz vriicnym usme
yom po syiezej 0eleni mladistyf
no osenia, po rieke rakosim oven
cencj po vlhkych bukovych do
linach. Zveceriavalo sa. L'ubczn,
zapach kvetov preplhoval ovzdu
Sic; dychalo sa tax l'ahko, tai
vol'ne... Priroda zaspavala.
u brehu rieky stihle jalse sni
ly, uspayanku ablnkotaly i'm ihra
We vlnky. V nabreznn sachorinr
klonil sa itchy vanok, v sachorint
zasumel sepot a ruch, st 'aby -ss
boly rodily hlbokotajne zahady..
I oval sa sivobrady Master ku
ncedlnfkom svojim, co tiMili pc
poznanf zahadnych mysterii
Nal by som vam este mnoho, mno
no hovorit', no ma dnes dost ,
Hl'a, radon zatichajii hrdielka
spevavych vtakov tam okata So
va oznamuje M nastavajiicu noe.
Akonahle pocnn vsak rano svi-
tat prve cervanky a ked' pocu-
jeme drozdovu rannn poboznost'
p6jdeme d 'alej "a novymi myste-
riami. Teraz tn cas- odpocinku.
Nacdvajte len tomto posvatnom
tichu harmoniu zivota a ona uko-
'liSe ducha vaSho mier. Cujete
len sum selest', hl'a, ano, prf-
roda snije...
V briliantovom iislni jarneho
rama tichom udiveni kraGali
Master ucedlnici. Ma vSetky
strany rozliehal sa jasot jarnych
hymien, vSade hlaholila radost' 4
plesanie. Ma nikkozelenej luke,
ma mladej hore, ma pokojnej hla-
dine rieky, vsade, ysade vanula
vona panenskej Gistoty. VSetko
bolo move, svieze, jasavej radosti
a nezname ttnby rodiace, akohy
bola priroda prezivala prvy den
stvorenia.
MASTER zastal ma nzkom chod-
nfcku, co sa hadil V makkom ca.
lime bujnej travy, zamyslel sa a
potion hovoril: Pozrite ma tuto
MALI chodbiEku ma kraji chodni-
cka; mala je, prave 5e sa da plo.
zit do nej jeden prst predsa
tato mala jaskynka chova hlboke
tajnosti. Hl'a prave prichadza
jej mattel 'ka. Je to mala osa,
menuje sa uzlatka (cerceris). O.
ma nepozna radosti spolocenskeho
zivota, ako iej pribuzne, inc osy
a jej d'alsie pribuzne vcely, kto-
re sa spolocne tesla trapia, tr,i
biedu hostia sa ma koristi spo-
loGnou pracou ziskanej, ktore So
tax tesla 20 svojich deti. Uzlatka
zije samotarsky a detf svoj:ch,
ktore sice zaopatri bohatym de-
dictvom, ami neuvidi nikdy. Vidi-
te, veely krmia svoje larvy kasi-
ckou pel'u a medu, ba ME ze
len ich krmia, ale chrania ich
pred nebezpecenstvom, ba este i'm
al poskytuj1 takreceno systema-
tickej vychovy. No veru uzlatka
je ME takou dobrou matkou, ona
nepodava larvam SvoJlm takyoh-
to lah0dok, ale maso. Nuz ale po-
viem vam vec Cd zaciatku. Ako-
nahle citi uzlatka We prisiel cas-
ma kladenie vajfcok, chyti sa do |
t'azkej, t nanmahavej prace. Vy-l
hlbuje hniezdo do zeme, takt1to
chodbicku, aka je tato. Kusadla-
mi prvym parom noh RYE, ko-
pc, hrabe takou namahou, ze by ]
ju clovek pol 'utoval. Pri tomto
samcek nepomaha mic, ba oby-
cajne bez starosti 81 howe ma biz
kom kvete a prizera sa samicki-
nej praci. Larry tejto jaskyni
prijdn ma svet, bez toho, ably vo-
l'akedy uzrely matku svoju. Ably
maly mlade pocas svojho WYNN
,roc%1ro ~,nvrn1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-18
Olympic Squad
to Work Out on
Shore Friday
BY FRANK GETTY,
United Press Sports Editor

ABOARD S. S. PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT, July 18.-When the
Roosevelt steams up the Amstel
River to Amsterdam Friday morn
ing, the American Olympic team is
expected to be in perfect condition.
The first general workout for the
team will be held Friday afternoon
on shore. All the athletes have had
their turns at taking exercise on
deck, but the cramped quarters have
made it impossible for the runners
and jumpers to practice all of their
events.
The final entry list was wirse-
lessed to Amsterdam today. The
only change from the selections
made after the final tryout at Cam
bridge, Mass, is that MacAuley
Smith of Boston will compete in the
10,000meter run as vel as the 5000
meter event. Smiths teammates in
the longer event will be Joie Raw
of the Illinois A. c., and John L.
Romig Of the Meadowbrook Club,
Philadelphia
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-18

Raymond A Eichod. R R. S. Box 2O6.
Carl Brockman, 43 n Sheffield Ave.
Mrs. Bertha Cartwright. 1913 N. Ala
Paul W. Taylor, 34O7 winthrop Ave.
Floyd G. Stokes, 2645 College Ave
Robert Bryant, 4162 College Ave.
Charles B; WyIe. State Life ms. Co.
Walter Schoch. r. r. l. Box 486.
HarreI Parr 16 E. Washington St.
Glenn d. Cartwright. 1913 n. Alabama
Tony Corsaro. 922 S. East st.
Grady Hardcastle. 943 High St.
jeremiah Shine, 80 S. Oriental ST.
r. S. Hartman, $50 S. Illinois ST.
BBa a5yor Bag r. ed l 33q7 n Illinois St
Joseph Killila, 1918 Sturm Ave.
Leslie X. Redding. GIT NJ East ST.
william L. Mueller. $50 n Rural ST.
Berkey D. Orr, HOS Ewing St.
Miss Lora NJ Robertson. 6i7 n. East St.
- Miss, Frances Westcott, 9l4 E. Forty
Mrs. Ferne Orr westcott, 914 E. Forty
Gilbert osborne. 1921 Dearborn st.
Alice Compton, 800 Prospect St.
Frank Broden. 1908 Broadway.
Mrs. A. T. Leidolf, 1916 N. Tuxedo St.
Nellie Lipps. 326 Highland Ave.
Sam Arnett. 1923 Parker Ave
Frances Osborne. 1921 Dearborn St.
Jack Sapir t, 1925 Washington Blvd.
T. wishmire, 1923 W. New York St.
Lena r. Stevens. 965l2 Dorman st.
herman W. FISCHER, 1909 N. Belle Vieu
Ted Jaus. R. r. 6. Box 292.
Harry Huebner. 2103 Webb St
Robert Conolty. l249 w New York St.
George Roach, 938 English Ave.
Lena Roach. 928 English Ave
lobe Roach. 938 English Ave
George Zaharako, Columbus. Ind
Erma Hassler. 835 N New Jersey St
James Mitchell. Central State Hospital
Fred Rebel. sos Oakland Ave.
L. D. Shelton. 1864 Holloway Ave.
Meldon L. Smith, 1907 Hoefgen St
Mrs. Mona Smith. 1907 Hoefgen St.
Ruth Smith. 1907 Hoefgen st.
Telford Wright. 275 S. Sherman Dr.
G, NJ. Guernsey. 2517 Ransdell st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-18
QuarterFimaZ Matches Staged i'm State W0mem Tourney
SpaIding Tennis
Tourney to Get
Started Tuesday

The A. G. Spalding and Bros.
Company has announced that their
second annual city park tennis
tournament, open to juniors, boys
and girls, will start on the city mu-
nicipal courts next Tuesday. En-
tries for the tourney will close at .
p. m. Monday. Entry blanks can
be obtained at the Spalding store,
1876 N. Pennsylvania st.
Entrants must be amateurs and
not "a member of any recognized
local tennis club. Boys class en-
trants must not reach their 18th
birthday during 1928; junior class
entrants must not reach their 18th
birthday during 1928; girls class
entrants must not enter their 18th
birthday during 1928.
Dale Miller again will have charge
of the tournament. In 1927 Lowell
Rhodehamel won the junior title,
and Woody DuHadway won the
boys title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-18
Fistic Lineup at
Ripple Thursday

The Broad Ripple Park A. c. has
arranged what looks like an inter-
esting boxing card which Will ne
staged at the bathing beach arena
Thursday evening at 8:45. The card
follows
Four Rounds-Fraukie Welton. Indian
apolis. VS.. Jimmie Durham, Indianapolis
los pounds.
VS.. Hiawatha Gray. Indianapolis l45
pounds.
Four Rounds-Earl Kepner. Broad Rip
pie. vs.. Ray Bredel Indianapolis 1872
pounds.
Six Rounds-Paul Anthony. Omaha, VS..
Jimmie Dalton. Indianapolis l40 pounds.
Arol Anterior is matchmaker for
the club and also acts as referee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-18
1929 Event at
Meridian Hills
By Times S9ecial

By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, July 49,
l. Meridian Hills Country Club
course at indianapolis will be the
scene of the eighth annual Indiana
Womans Golf Association tourna-
ment in 1929, it was ruled Tuesday
at the business session of the asso-
citation held in conjunction with the
State tourney in progress here.
Miss Helen Benbridge of Terre
Haute was elected president for the
next year. She is very popular
among the feminine golfers. Mrs.
w. .. Cleavenger, Hammond, was
named vice president, and Miss
Mary Gorham of Frankfort, Ind,
was reelected secretary treasurer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-18
BIZ Times Special

t'H 4 tHtto CptCtuC
MINNEAPOLIS, July 18.-Bruno
BetzelS Indians we're to meet the
Millers in the next-to-the-last game
of the series this afternoon and on
Thursday the Tribesmen will close
their visit here and depart for home,
where Louisville will be battled
Saturday. Friday is an off-day for
the Hoosiers, which they will spend
riding the rattlers.
Since coming to the Twin Cities,
the Indians have lost much ground
and they must get an even break in
the remaining two tits in order to
return home in first place.
Second Game Gift
In Tuesdays regular contest,
which was smuggling bee, the In
dians bumped off the Millers, 9 to 6,
and the second fray, a continuance
of the disputed game of April %,
was a gift to Minneapolis, II to 8.
This game was started with the
score 13 to in favor of Minneapolis
in the third inning, the point where
it was stopped April %, when IL was
forfeited to the Indians and then
ordered concluded by the league
president.
Yde, though batted hard, stayed
Ehe full route in the first iracas
Tuesday while Minneapolis used four
huxlers, Liska, the local ace, being
knocked out by the Tribe swAtters
in the fourth inning.
Matty Hits Homer
Matthews, Comorosky and Yde
led the Tribe attack, each With
three hits. Matty got home run,
Generously a triple and Yde a
double.
The opener Tuesday was con-
tested bitterly and it required two
hours twenty minutes. Minneapolis
got away to a three-run lead before
Tribe bats started exploding and the
Tpdians tied the score il the second
stanza. The count again was tied in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-18
Large Field
Completes in
State Event
Even Hundred Vie for
Annual Indiana Trap
shoot LaureIS.

An even hundred of the leading
trapshooters of the State were en-
tered in the annual Indiana cham
pionship shoot today at the Indian
apolis Gun Club. The gun experts
were to decide the title today with
two rounds of 100 shots each. at a.
distance of sixteen yards.
Many of the country's notables
were here to shoot during the
event, including Mark Arie. Cham
paign, Ill, considered the greatest
shot Of them all DR.. =. J. Kemper,
Indianapolis, secretary of the State
association, is in char"e of the
events.
The preliminary and the class
championships we're decided Tues
day with G. T. Butler, Cayuga,
winning the former event in a
Shoot-od with Rene Heaton. Terre
Haute. Both had 98 in the regular
event.
j. c. Bird won the Glass AA title
in a shoOt-off with Seth Klein. In
dlanapolis, after the men tied with
60 M. E. Dewire, Hamilton, and
r. M. jenkins, Orleans, tied with 80
each in Class A and the former
won the Shoot-off.
j. Dooley, Indianapolis, shot A
SO to win in Glass B; c, B. Roller,
Richmond, took Glass c honors with
"a; w. Runyan, Huntin ION, Glass
D, 81; Tom Merrill, Glass E, 80.
The Marion County team No. /,
Klein, Ensminger, Dooley, Grim
steiner and Dickinson, won the
county team championship decided
by scores made in the two shoots
Tuesday. The local team broke 943
out Of 1000 clay birds.
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Indians Have Two More Battles
With Hard-Swatting Miller Crew
Tribe Gets Rest Friday; BetzeIs Oubat KeIs in TUESDAY,
Regular Tilt; Second Fray Is Farce.

the fourth, but after that the Indi-
ans got out in front to stay.
The farce fray saw the box score
taken up where the April % game
halted and names of players appear
IN 1t now who no longer are with
Indians and Millers. Specie pitched
Tuesday, and later Walter Holke.
hrst sacker tried his arm on the
mound. Manager Betzels pitching
staff is bent badly and he didn't
care to waste a good twirler in a
lost cause. The defeat goes against
Dixie Leverett who started the
game April rs.
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WSAI and Ten Other Stations
Added to Title Fight Broadcast

ELEVEN more stations, including
e. WSAI, Cincinnati, today we're
added to the gigantic Scripps-
Howard hookup which will orcad-
cast the blow-by blow detail Of vhe
championship fight between Gene
Tunney and Tom Heeney a week
from Thursday WSAI is a pop-
ular station with Hoosier radio rams.
The addition brought the total Of
stations now in the list to thirty
and more will be added The
Indianapolis Times, the New York
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Major Stars Yesterday

Babe Ruth-Got two singles in four
times at bat
Lou Gehrig-singled twice in three at
tempts.
Ty Cobb-Doubled once and singled
twice in four times up.
Hack wilson-Failed to hit in three at
tempts.
Paul Waner-Got one single in four
times NY;
Rogers Hornsby-singled twice in four
attempts
Harry Heilmann-Doubled once in four
times at bat
Frank Frisch did not play
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Elizabeth Dunn, Champion,
Is Victor Over Helen
Benbridge, 7 and 6.
JAQUA IS ELIMINATED
Mrs. BuISon Scores Win
Over Mrs. Stevenson.
The Semi-FinaIS!

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 49,
Miss Elizabeth Dunn. will meet Mrs.
Robert Gipson Thursday in one
semi-final match of the State
womens tourney here and Mrs.
Scott Snyder will play Mrs. A. E.
BulSon. Results in the quarter final
matches today we're:
Miss Dunn defeated Miss Ben
bridge, and 6.
Mrs. Gipson defeated Mrs. Jaqua,
and 4.
Mrs. Snyder defeated Mrs. TinsIey,
l up.
Mrs. Bulson defeated Mrs. Steven
son, 6 and 5.
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FIDEL WINS EASILY

Probably Will Engage in Several
Fights This Summer.
BV United Press
LOS ANGELES, July 18.-Fidel
La Barba, retired undefeated fly
weight champion, was successful in
his comeback attempt Tuesday
night when he decisively defeated
Huerta Evans. in a ten-rourd bout.
La Barba probably will engage in
several fights this summer as The
result of his victory, he said to-
day. 1t was La Barba's fight
throughout. He was aggressive and
Evans was unable to get one
round, in the opinion of the judges.
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Telegram and twenty-five other
Scripps-Howard papers are spon-
soring the broadcast. which viii, be
put on the air by Graham MaNamee
and Philips Carlin.
The eleven new stations are
WSAI, Cincinnati; WTMJ, Mil
waukee; KOA, Denver; WHAS,
Louisville; VINO, Memphis; WSB,
Atlanta; WIT, Charlotte, N. c.;
KVOO, Tulsa; WFAA, Dallas;
KPRC, Houston; WOAI, San An
tonic.
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STALLINGS UNCHANGED

Miracle Man" Has Fairly Com
Portable Night in Macon Hospital.
By United Press
MACON, Ga, July 18.-The con-
dition of George Stallings, owner OF
the Montreal club of the Interna-
tional League and famous Miracle
Man" of the 1914 Boston Braves, was
reported unchanged at a hospital
here today.
Stallings had a fairly comfort
able night" it was said. His wife
and son have remained at his
bedside constantly since he was
stricken more than a week ago.