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NJ. Z. Moore to A. L. Csxebier, w.
10 &C, Of N. "a &C. lot /. Hidalgo
Canal. $4,000
Elsa Townsite Co. to r. n. Woods.
lot 10 blk 90, Elsa. $1,000.
Milmor Dew. Co. to Harvey wood
ward lot III blk SOS. Edinburr. $40.
John kooistra 10 Mrs. Stella r.
Anderson. s. 10 nc. of S. 20 &C. of
lot blk II, s. & Pershing. $40.
Milmor Dew. Co. to Suttie Con-
strnction Co.. lot 10 blk z, Milmcr
Add. McAllen. $40.
ID. r. Swift. est. BY ID. n. Trotti.
to Irwin Schiensig, lot 1 sblk So, Me-
Allen. $40.
A. L. Cashier to r. NJ. Gard, N. "a
nc. lot III, Sec. Is. Hidalgo Canal, $40.
Geo. Baxter CT ux TO III. A. Will
hams, farm lot "a. bonneville. $40.
Geo. 5. & Anna Huxtable to Nick
Doffing Co. Sc Ia Of lot 5 blk So,
Alamo Tract. $40.
Nick Doffing ct ux to J. C. Nc
Creary, Sc IL Of lot S blk 36, Alamo
Tract. $40.
L. G. and o. d, clerr 70 3. d.
Payne, lot 4 blk !, CIeEg Add, Me-
Alien. $40.
Mrs Agnes Pickett to G. s. Daw-
ley, o &C. out of San Salvador del
Tule Grant. $40.
III. A. Indy to Rudolph Larson.
VI. 10 &C. Of r. 20 &C. Of lot z, Sec.
2T5, Texas. $40.
G. G. & Rosabelle wentz 70 M. r.
Wentz, lot IL blk 20. CapisaIlo.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
kuxnishcd by Valley Abstract Co.
fnmevcn rcu~t

.@#. &1A8
g. w. Coleman 70 T. H. Hardin,
NORTH 5.e6 acres lying east Of the
cAnai In Block 0. Briggs and Cole
m4n Subdivision Survey rs. $1,000.
40 Grandc Properties, Inc, to III.
z. Price, five acres out Of Block "a,
- Jardin Heights addition. $1,000.
=. H. Hardin, of Ellis County,
Texas, to Harlineen Orchards com
peny Of Ellis county. Texas; SW
3.51 acres South of canal Block o.
!. 40 acres Of s. 20 acres; Block 10
NJ. 10 &c. of the z. % &C. Block 10,
- 40 &C. Of w. Is &C. Block Is W..
~ &C. Block is, r. z &C. of W. 81
&c. Block IL +. 10 &C. Block f8, W.
81 &C. n. apex of drainage ditch
Shock ~. W. 20 &C. Block 20. W. 20
&C. Block Fl. w. 10 &C. Block "a NJ.
1905 &C. Block &c and N. s &C OF
the w. Is &C Of s. 20 nc. Block 90
NJ. 10 nc. Of N. 1872 &C. Block 27
u. 1920 &C. Block 90 S. SIS &C. of
n 1913 &C and the N. 1.2S &C S. of
Canal Block 80 out of survey 2S
Briggs and Coleman Subdivision r..
10 &C. Of the s. 1916 &C. and the M.
10 &C. Block 81 w. 2O.07 &C. Block 80.
w. 1908 &C. Of f. 2o.3 &C. Block "a
Z. ii &C. Block s6, S. 10 &C. of E.
20 nc. Block 3s +. 90 ac. Block 80.
~ WI. e.f8 &C. NV. Of Canal Block
AZ w. 10 nc. Of L. 1888 &C. Block 81
5. 10 nc. Block as s. w. 9.65 &C. S.
w. OF Canal Block 40 S. W. $40 &C.
being all that part Of Block Sc now
ufgAld lying E. of Canal S. W. 1915
ac., being all Of Block Sc lying S. and
W. of Canal out Of survey 27i Briggs
and Coleman subdivision. S. 1925
nc, Block SIS s. 20 nc. Block so. w.
10 &C. Block 81 W. II &C. Of L. 1857
&C. Block 81 W. 10 ac. Of +. 90 &C.
Block IS W. 2i.53 &C. Block 20. +.
1885 &C. Block n out of SURVEYS
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S7A7E1RANSFERS

271-272 Briggs and Coleman tubdi-
vision. ~. 10 &C. Block q all that
portion lying NJ. and w. Of the CEN
ter line OF the drainage ditch as OF
this date established in Block /, all
that portion lying N. and w. Of the
center line Of the drainage ditch as
OF this date established in Block 2,
Block 4 cont. 1I.37 &C. w. 10 acres
OF N. Is &C. Block 10 Z. 1905 &C.
Block II W. 10 nc. Block 25 ". 10
&C. Block 20 N. 10 &C. Block 80 N.
10 nc. Block 81 out of survey 40
Briggs and Coleman subdivision.
$1,000, etc.
Genoveva L. Vida Escobar 10 Rafael
Artiaga, part Of lot s, block 2s2, city
Of Brownsville, for valuable consid-
GRAFTON. etc.
G. Finley Ewing 10 r. l.. Hill ct al,
lots l and 2. block g., City of Har-
iingen. $40, etc.
r. z. Brooks to r. n. wheatley.
s. 80 acres, block 81, Cantu tract,
Ss,3i.11. X
r. L. Stell to Port Isabel Irrigation
company, 500 acres out of share 30,
Espiritu Santo grant. SIT 500.
w. II. McMunn and wife TO James
McAdams. East "a acres. block 20,
share 10 FL Jardin subdivision Of Es-
piritu grant. $1,000, etc.
Stanford Owens and Bette Owens
TO X. X. King. W. IL Of the N. 1-2 Of
block 10. subdivision Of the Mansur
Tract in tract 81, share 10 Espiritu
Santo Grant, containing 10 acres.
$1,000, etc.
r. p. Bledsoe and wife to B. NJ.
Decker lot % block 6 Windsor Place
an addition to city Of Harlingen.
S4.0J0.0O.
Pauline ard Homer A. circuit Of
Cameron county ia Cinco Realty a.
Finance company Of San Benitc. Tex
a.. lot 1 block 2. lot S block 6, lot IA
blk 4. lots IS. 16. . blk 4. lot Q blk
2 lot A HI = Iof II h1E lof rc
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DEAN OF WINDMILLs
IS c HEIRLOOM

MONS. Belgium, Dec. 17-P)-The
oldest windmill in Europe has been
discovered in the Belgian % fince
Of Hennegau. IL is known as the
Mauvinage Mill and under this name
has received a classification by the
Royal Society OF Monuments.
The mill stands near the hamlet
Of Silly and dates back to 1850.
ranking with the famous Journal
Belfry. IL was built atop a hill
overlooking a quarry. As a result
il threatens 70 collapse and n group
Of psychologists have asked the gov
eminent to preserve this witness
of bygone centuries.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR or
CUSTOMS. PORT OF Brownsville.
Texas. December ~, 1928. Notice Is
hereby given that on December IL,
1928. there was seized ut the San Be-
nito Pump. Cameron Co., Texas, from
Miguel Flores and Juan Garcia Her
nandez. for violation OF Sect. 500
Tariff Act 1922 and Sec. 3o62 H. 8.
One Ford Coupe. Motor No. 10739gss.
Any ono claiming this automobile
must appear and file his claim with
me within twenty (20) days from the
date Of this notice. otherwise 7 will
sell the automobile al public auction
AZ the United States Customhousg.
Brownsville. Texas. on Monday. Jan
uary z. 1929. nc ~ o'clock A. M.-Nm.
Neale. by. Collector.
12-17-24-3f-3t-3257.
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blk .. lots 10 and Il blk ). lot / BLK
s, lot II blk s, lots I, II and IL blk
Z. lots 3. 4 and - blk s.. lot Is blk
4. lot Q blk s. lots IL and IL blk 4.
lots | and z blk z. lots 9 and 8. blk
6, lot s blk z. lot 10 blk 5. lot 8 blk
2. lots 6 and Z blk 6. lot IL blk ., lot
2 blk z, lots . TO Z inc, and lots IL.
i2 and 10 blk /, lots l to 8 inc. and
lots II to 16 inc, blk ., lots I to -
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inc, blk 3, lot l to Is inc. blk 4 lots
l to S inc. and lots 0 TO rs inc. blks
5 lots 3. 4. s. s. Z and Is blk 6. lots
| to s inc, and IL, IL and Is. blk z
lots . to . inc. and lot III blk 3, lots
| TO z inc. blk 2. lots / TO 8 inc,
and lots II TO rs inc, blk 10, lot IL
blk 10. lot l blk 2 all in Fourth Addi-
ton 10 City of San Benito. S1i,40o.
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and louisville following in the or
der FAMED.
Thirty-thrce Of the students en-
roles in this higher seminary are
candidates for the priesthood this
coming ear. and constitute the
class Of 1929. From 1927 TO 1928
the American College had as Of its
alumni ordained priests here IN
Rome.
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u. S. co
TO ROMAN COLLEGE

ROME. Dec. f7.-tRJ--Fifty-three
American Catholic dioceses are rep
resented among the 1928 students n
rolled for the current scholastic
wear at the American College in
Rome. Baltimore and Boston arc
the dioceses having the largest UNI
bers Of representatives, Brooklyn
Albany. Philadelphia. Providence
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Funeral Directors
Typewriters

DAVENPORT Typewriter Exchange
(Brownsville's Typewriter Housed
Distributors, New II. G. Smith ssh
lent" 3 and Late Corona a type
writer's Also sell Royal Portablcs
and Factory" Rebuilts--all makes.
We repair all makes typewriter and
adding machines. 1I12 Elizabeth St.,
Phone HOS.
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THE GUv1PS = Alone in the World

TIE EAGLE
LAS DoUslEb BACK
OVER AiS TRAil-
: AAD WE FIND AIN
ONCE MORE ENRooIE
10 1AE LONE STAR STATE
4 duxr WHAT CAUSED
I. NINA. 10 ABANDON ..
EuRrAER TRAVEL 1OWAko
1uE SETTING SUN,
WE CAN ONLY CONJECTURE
YT IS NOT M AIS
tDDE 10 TAKE OTHERS
1h,fo ulS c~oNFlOENce-
BUT or THIS
VIZ NAY REST ASSURED.
LAS AMPLE REASON
FOR THIS COUP De
The Washington times., 1928-09-13
BOXING WIZ
ON TRIAL

NEW YORK, Sept Is. -.Young
Corbett the third, hailed oy those
who should know as tho besi
fighter that the Pacific Coast has
bred in the past 20 years viii
have his first opportunity Of dem
onstrating his ability to 2 New
York fight crowd this evening
Corbett Is paired with the hard
hitting Sergt. sammy Baker r
12-round scuffle at Madison
square Garden, and no WoIthleT
opponent could have been selected
to test the mettle of the newcomer
Billy Nolan, an OId-tiner IN
the fight game II there eyer
was such a thing. Is authority
for the statement that COrDem
Is the greatest piece 81 tlstie
bFic-a-brac that he has rested
his eyes upon in more than 2
score Of years.
And Billy is wei qua sltlsd g
pass Judgment on the lad, for rs
managed Battling Nelson way back
when the durable Dane WAS in his
prime.
Corbett, outside of one decision
That one reverse was suffered in
his first ten.rounder, and pe
evened that score a short time
later in a return engagement.
Corbett has twice defeated youne
Jack Thompson, the Pacific Coast
negro that recently sprang into
prominence with two.rOund knock
out over Joe Dundee. Altogether
the young man has won l0S engage.
ments, which bears out the statement
that he must be good.
Signor Humbert Fugazy. who y
never happy unless matching TO
berto Robertl with some one, has
gone out and bagged the very
large and very black George God
frey as a playmate for his pet.
The battle, which will take place
on October at Ebbett's Field
will be for charity and the winner
will get Is per cent Of the gate
in a scuffle against Jack Sharkes
later in the month.
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

AMERIeAN LEAGuE
,rArtoNAL LEAGUE
MoNROES ! SEE ( FOE

Thes Noriroe a G. IS DESTROYS of
listing an unlimited opponent for
s,lnfiay. can william MeMulIen It
North l0494 after 8 o'clock. Tbs
Monroes will tackle the Libertys -
Griffith stadium Saturday.
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

That Mercur. was able to give
Cochet one of the greatest battles
OF his career was another OF the
anomalies of this topsy-turvey
hut at the same time thoroughly
forty-seventh tournament for
the American lawn tennis crown. BY
how little (;ochet avoided defeat
was only glimpsed by the 5000
fascinated spectators who stayed on
the firing line long after shutdown.
Gregory MangIn. the Georgetown
University racqueter, faces his
greatest tennis moment today when
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

"Simons Is a speedy young
ster who can hit and run. Blge'
low Is hitting for .4O9 with Blr.
minghan, and Will De carTIeu iV
his hitth This team hee"s
man like i'm. even II he doesn't
play reguIa
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

match today against jack ssraw.
ford, OF Australia. who elirrinated
John Van Ryn yesterday.
Johnny Doeg. Of California. put
out the stubborn little Bunny"
Austin. last survivor of the British
forces, and will tackle George Lott
today. Lott has breezed through
the first three rounds against only
fair opposition.
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

PennsyIvanians Dated
For Three Encounters.

The Pennsy1vanians are dated 1or
three successive Sunday baseball
contests. The Planslxys will pc
faced sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
On the, Sixteenth STREET Reservoir
field. Glen Echo il booked for, Sep
TENDER % and Indian Head for
September 80. -.
Practice IA held daily on the. six
tenth Street Reservoir field. except
SATURDAY. Sunday games are sought
for October. Call Manager Behrens,
Adams $3.50 after 5 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

Tt is generally accepted
around the league that Bucky
Harris will be somewhere else.
with Detroit. and Chicago gen
orally named as his new habitat.
Who his successor will be here
should provide columns Of con
lecture until President Griffith
announces his identity.
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

In clearing the decks for an
other campaign. President '5 I'll.
Sith has sent Ed Crowley: Iol s
mer Georgia Tech football an9
hasahsI star to Baltimore ana
t~rn,ed over Fred DOggle
sheridan. rookie pitcher, 10
the birmingham Bar0ns.
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

he encounters Cochet in quarter
final match. Mangin defeated
Rene de Buzelet. sof France oy the
score OF Sc, 6--2, Sc. az in u
thlrd-round match yesterday. lie
is the only unseeded player TO
reach the quarter.fi finals.
Most surprising was the defeas
OF Jean Borotra by Francis Is,
Hunter, of New Rochelle. N. 4.
Hunter now looms as an Amerl'
can hope for the retention OF the
title. Much will depend unon his
The Washington times., 1928-09-13
DAlRYMEN PREPARE.

The SIMPSONS Dairy nine Is pre-
pairing for its contest Saturday
afternoon with Pop Kremb's Lib.
erty A. C. at the American League
park. Action will commence at
3 o'clock. The Dairymen are cast
Ing about for q game Sunday with
any unlimited team. Call Bust.
ness Manager Dick Simpson, At.
la nfic IN
The Washington times., 1928-09-13
AUTH MINES PRACTICE

Hard drills are In store for both the
Autl, unlimited and henior mines to-
dav and Friday on diamond No. lO.
The uniinniteds are slated TO grapple
with the GeorgetownA. g. Sunday.
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

P;tchers-AdoIph Llska. irOm
Minneapolis: Paul Hopkins, EIOh
Montreal: Horace Llsehv9e'
from, Minneapolis; Pau NC
,CuIlongh. from Mlnm '.: NgIr
CIayton Van Alstyne. from t M
sS,eapoIis; Guy Cantrell: i!S.n
Raltjmore. Charles "Whitey
1SIaxner. from Mobile
The Washington times., 1928-09-13
Mdngin, of G. u, Stands
On Tennis Threshold

FOREST HILLS n. Y, Sept. 13.-Henri Cochet, idol q
idols in French lawn tennis might well have crashed and
from his nedcsta yesterday because he barely managed
to win in burning fourset match from Fritz Mercur, o.
Bethlehem Pa ranking in the American list The match
The Washington times., 1928-09-13

~ y0u prefer = large residential
apartment ho0se to live IN you
ear locate one 10 suit you through
today'A Classified ads,
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GIANT HOPES
ARE SLAIN AS
CUBS WIN 6-2
Is Bean Eaters Fail
When Wee Willie
Bears Down With
Pennant I'm Sight

BOSTON, Sept. 29.-(P-St. Louis
svon the hottest National league
pennanr fight in twenty years by
the Cubs s to 2 victory over the
Giants at New York today. about
one hour before the Cardinals made
assurance doubly sure by defeating
the Braves in this city BY a score
Of 3 to 1. To take their only prev.
ious National league flag two years
ago, the Cardinals Rad to fight IN
iii Friday. with q Sunday finish
but this years contest held on one
day longer.
The Cards punched hits on Art
Delaney in the first inning for all
their runs. and never molested Ed
Brandt or Art Greenfield. who fol-
lowed. Willie Shcrdel pitched sew
en- innings for the new champions
and then gave way TO Flint Rhem.
The Braves got their only run off
Sherdel in the seventh.
The victory Of the Cards ard the
defeat Of the Giants increased Nc
Kechnie's lead to three fun games
with only one more 70 play for each
contender. The lead Is the largest
St. Louis has enjoyed since about
Labor day.
Co.
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- X FORUM
- By Bishop Clements

with Asheville, champions Of the
South Atlantic league. Montgomery
Is in the Southeastern league.
The st. Louis Cardinals have
made a world record in baseball.
They produced three pennant
winners in one season-that II
they W. three baseball clubs
that have won pennanfs in their
respective leagues, this year. They
are: Houston, Texas league;
Rochester, International league,
and ST. Louis, National league.
a baseball team left Houston last
week, for Mexico, where they will
play the best teams Of that country
for the next two months. Among its
members are two players who have
performed in the Valley, al Schacht
Of San Benito, and Hank Doty o.
Edinburg. Both these fellows per.
formed down here several years ago.
Of interest to Valley baseball fans
In general and San Benito in partic-
ular j. the report o. the great play
ing Of Cowboy" Davis at first base
for the champion Missouri Pacific
baseball team Of DeQuincy, La. The
club is named "Orfeaneans. and last
week in Houston, defeated the Little
Rock Mopac team for the u. S. title.
Davis played first base for san Be
nito several years ago, and was we'll
liked.
There is mourning In New Or
leans. Its faTorite son, Toni
Canzoneri, lost the world feath-
weight title to a Frenchman by
the name Of Rouset, Friday night,
In a slam-bang boxing match.
Toni came back to New Orleans
last year for the Ylrst time since
ne won the title, and was given
. welcome "fit for a king" He
took on a boxer there TO display
his wares to the home folks.
They are celebrating In st. Louis
and New York. The American and
National league entry OF big leagues
won their pennants. Now it's up
70 the owners to provide tickets for
the millions who will pay almost anv
price to see the title games start
ing this week.
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4 Olympic Stars
OfCanada Enter
School In u. S.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 2s.+IP
-Four members Of the 1928 Canadian
Olympic team team will enter Mar
quette University this fall.
They are John Fitzpatrick and
Ralph Adams, sprinters. and Jack
and Pete Walters, middle distance
runners. <.
Adams and Fitzpatrick, who was
considered Canada's premier sprint
CIR until the appearance OF the SEN
sational Percy Williams, have attend
ed the University Of Toronto.
Jack Walters held the Canadian
mile championship for several years.
losing it in 1927 to Dave Griffin. Az
the final Canadian Olympic trial
Jack defeated Griffin, who ran third
to the Walters brothers.
Fitzpatrick will study. mechanical
engineering while Adams will be err
rolled in the electrical engineering
school. The Walters brothers are
expected 70 take UP law.
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DONNA, Sept. 29.-Tom Watts, a
junior, was unanimously elected yell
leader Of the Donna high school Az u
meeting Of the pep squad Friday
morning. The first yell practice un-
der the new leader was held the
same day at ! o'clock. Both the pep
squad and their new yell leader Ar
peared in support Of the Redskins
when they met the Rio Hondo foot
ball team Friday afternoon at Rio
Hondo.
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Captains Alternate
In Running Eleven

ATLANTA, Ca. Sept. 29.-4P-The
Bulldogs Of the University OF Geor-
gia will start the 1928 football sea-
son with two captains, each Of equal
rank, one TO serve n Saturday and
the other the next.
The Georgians VIII have Lautzen-
heiser, q tackle. alternating with ia
cobson, a guard, as leader-a method
new in Southern football il not in ma
tional circles.
The University OF Maryland also
will be trying a new system Of lead
ership, the old liners planning to
elect a cAptain before each game
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Coach Denies Squad
Right to Hot Baths

GREENvILLE, $. G.. SPIT. 2s.--tF
The Furman University football
squad must foreswear hot water
baths this fall.
dad" Amis, coach OF the team,
herds hin charges under the Icy nee
dies OF the cold shower because, he
says, hot water IS weakening and dan
gerous during the strenuous training
workouts
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ANV-H&1N Attcs GEHt4Ar 11AAAN1.
Fothergill, Stone, Gehringer. Three
base hits: Fothergill, Hargrave. Home
runs, Gehringer, Vangilder, Meusel
Gehrig- Base on balls: Off Zach
AIRY i; off Vangilder 4; off Johnson
i; off Ryan /. Struck but: By Van
glider 2; BY Ryan Il; by Shealy 4.
Hits off Zachary z in 2-3 innings:
off Johnson 10 in q l-3 innings; off
Ryan 10 in 2 l-3 innings; off Shealy
/ in 2-3 innings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30

Two-base hits: Blue. Rice, BlreRc,
Cronin, Kress- Home runs. Manush,
Goslin- Sacrifice; Bool. Base 0n
balls: Off Brown , Ogden /. Struck
out: BY Ogden /. Hits: Off Brown
3 in ., off Burke 2 III 2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-fP-The
Giants dropped their second straight
to the Chicago Cubs today, 6 to 2.
II made no difference, however, as
the St. Louis Cards clinched the
pennant by beating Boston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30
TIGERS TAKE
FUTILE Game
FROMCHAMPS
AS Get Nothing But
Consolation Beating
White Sox 5 to 4;
Browns Also Cop

DETROIT, Sept. 29.-tP-The Tig-
ers defeated the Champion Yanks BY
10 to 10 here today in the next to
the last game Of the season for both
the home boys and the three-time
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30

Totals 40 l2 2 IL 2
2 Batted for Connally In sth.
zzBatted for Cissell in 9th.
Philadelphia 0l0 600 1876
Chicago Oi0 O02 100 a
Iwo-base hits: Falk, Kamm, Foxx,
Haas 2; Cissell. Three-base hits.
Metzler. Base on balls: Off Walsh
i; off Earnshaw 8. Struck out by
Walsh ., by Conanlly /, BY Earnshaw
y Hits off Walsh 10 in z innings
pitched TO I batters in sth); off
Connolly 0 in !; off Cox l in /.
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SheydeI TtUiYls Cards To National CHAMPIONSHIP

Brown 2. Hits: Off Settlemire &
In 4 innings; off Harriss 8 IN 4 Ia
ningss off Simmons ! in-1 inning.
Winning pitcher: Harriss.
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ST. LOUIS Sept. 29.-tP-St.
Louis took the third game Of the
final series with Washington to-
day, ) to q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-30

CLEVELAND, Sept. 29.-CP-Bos-
ton came from behind to win from
Cleveland today, 8 70 3, in the ninth
on q SINGLE q walk and two doubles.
The Score
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Two-base hits: Lind 2, Tsitt, Dor
man. Gerken 2, j. Sewell, Heving.
Todt 2, Goldman Loepp. Base cn
balls: Off Brown !. Struck out: BY
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CHICAGO. Sept. 29.5P-The
Philadelphia Athletics made it three
straight over the White Sox today.
8 to a.
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z-Batted for Fitzsimmons, 7th.
zz-Batted for Scott. 9th.
Chicago ....... 200 101 020-6
New York 600 020 000-2
Three base hit. Cuyler. Home run,
Wilson. Base on balls. off Fitzsim-
mons ,: off Blake 4. Struck out. BY
Fitzsimmons 1; by Blake 2; BY Scott
/. Hits. off Fitzsimmons s in z in
nings: off Scott. 8 in 2 innings.
Losing pitcher. Fitzsimmons.
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William Il. Stribling was born in
cambridge, Ca, Dec. %. 1904.
Young Stribling began his profes-
sional career in 1921, knocking out
everyone he met that rear. That be-
gan a busy career. which saw Strib-
ling become the most active man in
the ring.
However. his victories. in The main.
have not been over formidable men.
and until recently the Georgian was
not given serious consideration in
heavyweight circles.
But he looks great now-and his
ambition is to be heavyweight champ.
Stribling II q feet Ill inches tail
and weighs about lsO pounds.
LOSES FALSE TEETH BATHING
ASBURY, PARK. IN. Mrs. Caro-
line Elthen lost her false teeth when
a wave struck her while bathing.
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Totals .-....... "a I s 81 ~ 2
z-Batted for Delaney. 2nd.
zz-Batted for Brandt. 7th.
zzz-Batted for Greenfield. 9th.
-. Louis ........ goo nf0 nnn-
Boston ........... 600 000 100-1
Three base hits. Bottomlev. Stol-
en- base. Frisch. Sacrifices. Hafev.
High. Hornshv. Base on halls. off
Sherdel !: Rhem i; Delaney i:
Brandt 2 Struck out. hv Sherdel 2,
Brandt ?. Hits. off Sherdel 5 in
innings; Rhem 2 in 2: Delaney 4
IN 2; Brandt 3 in s; Greenfield 1.