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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Florida Citrus
Fruits viii Go
To Market Early

LEESBURG. Fla. Sept. 20.-Move-
ment to market Of the citrus crop
of the Leesburg district is hardly
likely 70 begin earlier than Septem-
Der 25 and except for isolated ears
Is not expected TO start until after
the first of October. it has been de-
veioped through survey Of the situ-
alton hy the chamber Of commerce,
II seems probably that aside from
oranges Of the early Parson Brown
variety. from Marion county groves.
there will Ne no substantial outgo
OF fruit until well into October, il
is stated.
Factors active in citrus distribu-
ton agree that this years crop Is
maturing considerably earlier than
usual. Last season il was the lat
ter part of October before many
airs moved from the Leesburg ter
ritory. First shipping Of citrus from
the area CONTIGUOUS 70 Leesburg IL
most always is of Parsou Brown
oranges. chiefly grown in Marion
county. hut OF which there is d con-
siderable acreage elsewhere in the
Leesburg section. several groves be-
ing located in the immediate ~icin-
ity. Other varieties. however. ma
turing later. constitute the bulk Of
the orange crop.
The output Of the district for
l9zS-29 promises to be larger than
in either Of the two preceding ship
ping seasons. II there is no further
damage 60 the fruit. Losses from
the storms az a few weeks ago have
proved negligible, except in a few
isolated groves.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
ROBINSON IS
One DAY Late
First Of Two Speeches
In Kentucky to be
Made Tonight
by WALTER CHAMBLIN
Associated Press Staff Writer

ROBINSON SPECIAL CAR, I'm
ROUTE TO OWENSBORO. KY, Sept
20.-tFl-Exactly "a hours behind
schedule, Senator Joe RI. Robinson
today moved forward to Kentucky
where after delivering two addresses
he viii close the first leg or q pro-
jected nationwide campaign tour
His first speech will bc AZ Ovens
boro tonight and the other at Pa
ducah tomorrow.
The democratic vice presidential
nominee then proposes to return 70
Arkansas for a few days rest at
either his home In Little Rock or
nc Hot Springs before starting On n
tour which will carry him to the Pa
cific coast and back.
Mr.. Robinson expected 20 reach
Kentucky last night and open hi
campaign in that state with an ad-
dress at Bowling Green. Disrupted
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CURTIS VICTOR
over HECKLER
Plans Tour to Sioux
Tribe for Celsbra-
ton Today

CURTIS PRIVATE CAR IN NE
BRASKA. Sept. 2O.-F9-Readiness
Of Senator Curtis, Republican vice.
presidential nominee, to mix il with
heeklers, as shown in Iowa yesterday,
has won the candidate the plaudits
Of the crowds Of the middlewest.
After three strenuous days OF cam
paigning across Indiana, illinois and
Iowa, the senator today faced a long
cross-country drive from his private
car, to visit the Sioax Indians who
are celebrating their fiftieth anniver-
sary Of encamping on the Rosebud
Reservation in South Dakota with an
0ld-time pow-wow.
He was on the back platform this
morning greeting those along the
route in Nebraska
At Spencer, Iowa. yesterday Sena-
tor Curtis encountered his first heck
Ter. After answering his questions
about the vetoes of the MeNary-
Haugen bills and about his personal
record on farm relief be was cheered
MS he asked his lone questIoner 10
"come on-have you anything more ?"
About the vetoes by President
Coolidge Of the McNary-Haugen bills
Curtis replied by asking what Gov
ernor Smith would have done with
them.
III the Republicans are elected
he continued, "they will pass n bin
IA good bill-and IL will be signed
BY Herbert Hoover"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

The demonstration was made here
yesterday before q group Of aero
nautical engineers in a regulation
Stinson-D etroiter m~onoplane, pilot
ed by Walter Lees and Capt. L. M.
Woolson, the latter designer Of the
engine.
The motor, which compny officials
clalm marks a revolutionary step IN
the development Of airpiane powsr.
Is a radial air cooled type and de-
velops 200 horsepower. 1t involves
use Of the Diesel principle of oil for
fuel and eliminates gasoline, iRni-
ton systems, carburetors, shark
plugs and other parts usully regard
ed as trouble makers.
the three cardinal improvements
over the gasoline motor, claimed Nv
ITS designers, are:
Elimination of the danger Of fire
from gasoline.
Reduction Of fuel consumption
n cost. IL is claimed the motor will
carry a plane 25 per cent further
With same weight in oil fuel as COM
pared with gasoline.
Making possible Of radio
cation with aircraft on a broad scale
y 70 elimination of interference bv
electrical Ignition systems.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Relief From Curse
Of Constipation

A Battle Greek physician saws.
Constipation Is responsible for more
misery than any other cause.D
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, ev~acuating bowel called
the colon. The water ~loosens the dry
food waste and causes a gentle, thor
ough. natual movement without form
ing a habit or eve increasing the
dose.
Stop suffering from constipation.
Chew a Rexall Orderlie az night.
Next day bright. Get "a for 25c to-
day at the nearest Rexall Drug Store
-AdV-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Flying Wind Mill
Plane Crashes In
Paris; All Escape

lie BOURGET, France, Sept. 90
R)-~The Flying Windmill" or AUTO
gyro plane. ia which Juan de Ia CT
erva, Spanish mining engineer. made
a successful flight from London two
days ago. crashed here today. Il was
badly damaged but the inventor and
his passenger. Frantz Reichel. presi-
dent Of the international Sporting
Press Association, escaped with brui
sss.
The accident was caused Nv the
breaking Of a cable which connected
the landing rear with the body OF the
machine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20
Straton Threatened
In Tulsa But Talks

TULSA. Okla, Sept. 2o.-t9-A
letter threatening DR.. John Roach
Straton, New York Baptist pastor,
with violence IL he spoke in Tulsa.
has been received by his New York
office. DR.. Straton said here today.
The New York fundamentalist lead-
er nevertheless opened his anti-Smith
speaking campaign in Oklahoma be-
fore a large and dem0nstrative crowd
here last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

ROSEBUD, S. D., Sept. 20.-eP1-
responsibilities Of the newly acquir-
cd citizenship Of the Indians were
stressed in an address today BY SEN
ator Curtis, q SON Of the Kaws and
the Republican vice-presidential nom
inee, before the Sioux tribes.
Tracing his w ancestry back Go
the Sioux, Senator Curtis who spent
some of his youth with his Kaw kins-
men, devoted most of his long pre-
pared address to words OF caution
and suggestions TO his RED Skin
brothers.
He cautioned them particularly
agaist the use Of "firewater" or III
quor and against excessive indul-
gence in modern dancing" He urg-
ed them TO vote, to go to school, tc
build homes and to till the soil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

train schedules due to the Florida
storm and heavy rains In southern
Georgia. however, made this, INV well
as an address in Atlanta Tuesday
night, out Of the question
ON his way across Georgia yester-
day. the senator nevertheless made
up for some Of the lost time BY de-
livcring six platform addresses in
which he turned loose ~ verbal fire
on the republican record on prohibit
ton enforcement and those who are
opposed to Governor Smith because
Of his membership i'm the Catholic
church.
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s. r. swITCHMAN KILLED

HOUSTON. Tex, Sept 20.zF-
j. r. Johnson, 30. was killed here
today when he fell from a box car
and was mangled by a switch train.
He was a switchman for the Southern
Pacific Lines.
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Tells of
Rescue at Sea of
Woman, Children

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Pl-Thc
thrilling rescue of a woman and two
children from a leaking San Francis
co steamer off Cape Hatteras was de-
scribed today in radio messages from
the liner Guayaquil.
Caught in the terrific West Indian
hurricane, the lumber steamer Villa
baoco sprang a leak. On board were
the captain. G. II. McGahan Of Brook
lyn. his wife and two small children.
a boy and a girl, and a crew Of 30
men.
The crew worked night and day az
the pumps. but the water finally
reached the engine room. With the
gale raging, the steamer drifted help
less.
Yesterday the WilIababco's sos
was picked up BY the steamship Qua
yaquil Of the Panama Railway Line.
The Guayaquil went to the rescue
and the shippers family were trans
ferred to her in the high seas.
Captain McGahan and his men re.
fused to leave their ship. A hawser
was finally made fast TO the NAL
Tory tanker Hoxbar, bound from Car
tagena 10 Bayonne, ". j.. which also
had responded to the SOS.
The Hoxbar is towing the Villa
nabco to New York through compar-
atively calm lei today. The Guaya-
Gull IS scheduled TO dock late tomor-
row or Saturday.
BIRMINGHAM, Eng.-Operatinv 4
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Oil Burning Motor
For Planes Success,
Packard CO. Claims

DETROIT. Sept. 20.5P-The
Packard Motor company has an
nounced the successful testing or
an oil burning airplane motor, the
first Of its kind ever developed.
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Declare War on All Insects-KW Them

keep them away. Bee Brand Insect Pow
der or Liquid kills Flies, Ants, Reaches, Poultry
Lice, Mosquitoes, Fleasr BedBugs, and ctharin-
sects. W. RI spot or stain- Use powder on plants
and pets. Write IS for FREE insect booklet II
dealer can'tsuppIy, we will ship byparceipostat
-pricesnamed. MCCORMICK az CO. BaAEimcrp. Nd
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will offer at public auction on sep
TENDER 2sth. AZ 11 o'clock IA. NIL stock
of merchandise and fixtures ot kaAn-
bow Grocery, I4th Street-Nietoria
Heights Brownsville Appraised val
ue S7015.00. For cash tu highest
bidder. For further Information
phone or see +. B. CAMIADE. Trustee
800 to 20 inc 6t-3lae
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1.70o-YEAR-OLD SKELETON

PETERBOROUGH, Eng-Ihe skel-
eton of a Roman soldier buried l,7Oo
wears ago was found in m excavation
here
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LONDON.-Policeman III. +. Cold
smith must pay $500 70 Miss Bertha.
Roberts FOR jiIting her t0 marry ~
other girl.
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BIRMINGHAM. Eng.-Operating 4
slicing machine, 16-year-old Amelia
Lamm cut off her own hand.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-20

BEE BRAND
Popdcr LiqHid
Toe T 15c Soc 6 $50
soc ~ 500 S1.z5
sos osprey Gun) SIS
Evening star., 1928-04-17
SPECTATORS RETARD
II IN HUMAN DERBY

Ry ths Associated Press
TULSA. Okla, April 17.-Approach OF
the cross-country marathon caravan
toward the center Of population" has
left the n remaining runners and walk
ers confronting the added handicap Of
enthusiastic spectators.
While autograph seekers and persons
demanding interviews failed to slow
Peter Gay7izzi on the 4I7-mile lap from
Bristow yesterday. some of the athletes
showed their displeasure when Ques-
toned bv motorists. many of whom
slowed their cars to keep pace with the
runners. Several complained Of gas
fumes from the cars.
Gavugzi. who recently carried the col
ors of Southampton. England. 10 first
place in elapsed time. arrived from Bris-
tow in 4.47 fiat. His elapsed time for
the ] $40 miles from Los Angeles was
270 Al 05. This gave him a lead OF
more than an hour over Andrew PAYNE
Of Clarenaore Okla. who has dropped Ia
second place since entering his home
state
Gtiisto Umek. Italian champion. vas
the second to arrive here. His mark az
5,2s:26 gave him a total OF 324 81 so.
Payne. who finished third IN 5:39 So,
had an elapsed tine Of all a. -.
The caravan moves 70 Chelsea today.
- miles east Of here.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
JOHNSON, WEIGHING
235 POUNDS, IS K.O.'D

Bv thA Astoc!ate1 Press
TOPEKA. kans.. April i7,--Another
Of the few knockouts charged against
Jack johnson in nearly three decades
wss on record here today.
The former heavyweight champion.
who fell before Jess Willard in 1918,
was knocked out in the fifth round Of
scheduled i0-round fight here last
night hv BeaTcat Wright. Omaha negro.
Entering the ring weighing 235
pounds, as compared to the 220 he
scaled in his championship davs from
1908 20 1918. johnson held Wright on
nearly even terms for four rounds. IN
the fifth the giant negro fell victim 10
q solar plexus blow followed by right
uppercut end remained down for the
full count
Although johnson was so years old
March 81 last. he carried his added
poundage with much Of the old dash
and az times appeared TO have plenty
Of drive in his body punches. How
ever. the footwork that proved factor
in his knockouts over Bob Fitzssn1monE.
Stanley Ketchel Jim Jeffries and more
than a score Of others was largely
lacking
The fight with Wright, who weighed
2li. was one Of the hrst Of the latest
series which johnson announced he
hoped to stage before he became too old
Evening star., 1928-04-17
Repeating Start of 1927: Fch Bidding Prize Avm
Fights Last Night
Hy the Associated Press

Ev the Associated Press.
NEW YORK Sammy Baker beat
Billy Alger, Phoenix, Arig tloD. Tony
Iigouri. Des NoineS, Iowa. knocked out
Frank Zavarena New York t3),
CHICAGO~~fack Mckenna, Toron-
10. defeated walcott Langford, Chicago
(Sl. Howard Bentz. Milwaukee, won
over Ted Esterbrook. Niles. Ohio 90.
BALTIMORE Johnny Filucci. New
York, and Bobby Garcia, Baltimore,
drew u3l. Kid Moher. Baltimore, beat
Pep Alhee, Washington (s).
FHILAnTrPH Eddie Shea, Chi
caeo, defeated Tony Ascencio, Spain
Iol.
TOPEKA. Kans.-Bearcat Wright.
Omaha. knocked out Jack johnson,
former champion heavyweight (5l.
MIAMI. Fla~-Pal Mcdonald. Terre
Haute, Ind, knocked out Billy Ryan.
Cleveland ~.
OMAHA. Tommy Grogan, Omaha,
defeated Eddie Anderson, Casper, Wyo.
tlol.
GREEN BAY. Wis.--Iimmy Byrns.
louisville. Ky. won over Bud German,
Kenosha, wis. tlol. walter Madlay,
Chicago. knocked out Al Kubiak "a.
SALT LAKE CITY--Adrian Elton,
salt Lake City. beat Delve Popp, In
diana t6l.
PITTSBURGH. Pa.--Jaek Zivic.
Pittsburgh. beat Mike katkiSh, Pitts
burgh Col, Larry Brignolia, Erie, de-
teated Phil Sceilo. Newcastle, Pa. 80.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
BOXERS FROM NORTH
CAROLINA ARE HERE

University Of North Cardinals four
etsr rcxe-s, Southern Conference cham
pions. arrived today for their bouts oppo-
site the pick cs local rtnEmen al the
Arca6ia fc.norrow night IN the show
stared 3o3ntlv by the American Legion
ard Veterans of Foreign Wars The
four Tarlaeels who report themselves In
excellent condition viii be handled to-
morrow night by Coach Crayton Rove.
Joe Procfcy, local heavvwesr,1it cham
p3on ct the South Atlantis. section.
A. A. q ard the Districts lone entrant
Tor fte 1928 Olympic games bouts, Is IN
top share for his tilt with GTaydon
Shuacr6 amateur and collegiate heavy
weight champion Of the South
n tFe seni-ffnsl. Eddie Butler. North
Carolina team captain last season, viii
box Den Greece. Catholic University
captain during the recent campaign.
The latter school viii have is cheering
Ee1nag. Catholic University lightweight
who meets Archie Allen Of the Tarheelg
0xr0 Backnasn. big Coast Guards
n1an tr1na TIE y. s s Seneca. VIII
box Charlie Larceilina Of tie Knights
Ct Columbus team They are ls5
pcs1nSe-x
Joe Roberts. big Marine Corps ring
n1s1 fycEa the May6oweT. VIII meet
Johnny Warren. North Carolina 176
pcun6er.
BoobE Goa6Stsan. jewish Community
Center. viii face Ray Sullivan. Coast
Guard. Mickey Long, Navy. viii bog
either Mickey Mcclure. Csthniir Uni-
veTE1sy, or Fay Fischer. knights Of
Columbus team
A special membership committee dis
fTsbutscz the cards required for adm.s-
Eson ot nc1-n1embers VIII be On duty a.
the Arcadia tonight
Evening star., 1928-04-17
HUDKlNS GETS TITLE
SCRAP WITH WALKER

CHICAGO. April II tpl.-The Ne
hrAska wildcat" Ace Hudkins, viii add
few pounds and tackle Mickey Walker
fo- tire n1iddleweight title here either
late in June or July. Promoter James
Mullen has announced
Eudkins and his brother manager,
Clyde. held out for and got a contract
gate receipts Walker and his manager,
Jack Kearns, signed three weeks ago.
As welterweielat. Hudktns has been
picturesque scrarper. bur his increas-
ing poundage has forced him into the
n.cdleweiSht class
Evening star., 1928-04-17
WORLD CHAMPIONS ALONE
ARE UNDEFEATED TO DATE
Cehrig Gets Second Homer in Campaign to Exceed
His Last Years Total of 47-Browns Are
Finally Beaten Tribe Wins Again.

nrst start this year by slashing out a
single.
The Tigers put across a three-rm
rally in the eighth but il was not
enough to overcome an early lead by
the Indians, Who won by : 10 4. Jackie
ravener or Detroit had an easy day at
short going through nine innings with
out ball coming his way,
The hard luck which tsEged Jess Fet-
~ in the previous drive was along side
The Silver Fox once again as the
Braves carried OF a s-to-2 decision
over Brooklyn, Rogers HornShy gath
cred three hits in four times up Petty
vas touched for IL ssfeies, while
Robertson and Delaney held the fock
to eight,
Grimes Wins for BuoS.
BurleiSh Grimes. former HEAVIER for
the Giants. hurled the Pirates TO an
s-to-I victory against Cincinnati. stop
ping the Reds with six hits. The Cor
Ssirs put the game or ice IN the first
frame when three hits and an error
produced three runs. RiNey gave way
70 Edwards in the box for Cincinnati
after the fourth inning.
/. The ChicaEo Cubs went on a batting
spree in the fourth inning, scoring five
'llaS of Jess Halnes 70 6efeat the Card
lralS hv 70 :. Earl Webb laced out a
tour-hagger in the ffth session. GUY
Bush allowed ST Louis only seven hits
and none Of them went to Frankie
FriSch who failed to connect safely in
three official times at bat.
cy williams came through with
pinch home run of Pitcher FitzSir1-
mons with two on base. in me eighth
inning. to help the Phillies subdue the
Giants by q T-to-5 count The New
Workers LED BY cne-run margin up 70
The eighth when five tallies crossed the
plate for the Phillies. Bill Terry was
the batting star for the Giants with a
triple, double and single In four chances
Evening star., 1928-04-17
MISS ANDERSON TO JOIN
IN TENNIS TRIP ABROAD

RICHMOND. va. April II tEol.-~pen-
elope Anderson. who has been PLAYING
stellar tennis At the Country Club OF
Virginia for several weeks. leaves Rich
aaond tonight for New York. where she
VIII said "wednesday for Europe With
Helen wills.
Miss Anderson will be accompanied
abroad by Mrs. Frank Palmer Christian
Of Richmond.
Miss Wills and Miss Anderson are 70
engaEe 10 doubles exhibitions In several
countries Of Europe.
The Virginian is ranked seventh on
the American list of woman players and
Is especially effective in doubles.
The play IN Europe with Miss wills
Is expected TO improve her game ma
terlally.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
Ev ,hs Axsocia,ea r9sss.

Rv ths Associated Frsse,
A Ny apprehension on Tire part az
" the New York fans concerning
"A the poor showing of The Yankees
4 i On the Spring exhibition tour
today appeared 70 have eeen
unnecessary, as the world champions
ware ont in front with coloYS Hying.
Last season the Yankees assumed the
crest IN the opening week and were
never headed throughout the campaign.
Today they held the distinction Of
heinS TIRE only major league OUTFIT that
has vet 70 meet defeat.
NsIirs their irst stand in Boston
yesterday. The Hggr1sn disposed q the
Ee5 Sex BY : 20 =. George PlpsraS
Welding cniv Ave hits. Columbia Lou
CSehyiS drove cut his second ncrle run
CT the championship. 70 place him two
I'd on the mighty Baes Ruth, who has
vet 70 iasugurste his part Il the long
drive .ro!lc.
The Yankees first bssen1an hopes to
eclipse his mark cf a. hc-ners attained
came - the Afth game. While he has
ALREADY uallope6 3 pair II the three
TITS az the New Yor&e-s 70 date.
As SLOW in Starting.
Connie Macks Athletics seem 70 be
slow in getting started. losing 70 The
Senator's hy s 70 4 Iissnbee bested
walherS On the mound Ccsiin lifted
for the circuit In the fourth inning and
tn the eighth singled along with Bluege
to drive n three rlrs and the victory,
After nursing winning streak
through four gsnes, the St. Louis
Ercwrs were sInothe-ed by the White
Sox. To @, Boss Eovley throwing II
men cr the fei6 II sn effort 70 stave
% defeat. AlphonSe Thomas essed the
Browns down with seven hits and help
&C his mates by banging q homer with
ore CT base IN the fourth. Johnny Mos
IL, veteran Sox out6elder. made his
Evening star., 1928-04-17
RESTRICTION REMOVED
FOR BRITISH OPEN GOLF

LONDON. April IT Grp-Ths way
has been 1nade smoother for amateurs
who v'tsn 70 enter the British open golf
championships.
The Fcyai and Ancient Golf Club,
governing body Of British goif. has re-
moved restriction under which only
amateurs With a national handicap Of
three or less could enter the open.
This restores the pTe-way status.
The restriction vas introduced 70
prevent long nsndlcappers entering the
open classic largely for experience 10 be
gained in going around with famous
professionals.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
45.0 900 CROWD EXPECTED
TO SEE CUBS IN OPENER

CHICAGO. April II OE1.-Prepara-
ions aTe completed for handling crowd
% $4,000. ths largest ever 70 click the
turnsiilss a. wrigley Field. 10 greet Joe
Mccarthy ard his Cubs when they
open their home season against Cincin-
natl tomorrow.
Virtually every ticket has been sold,
the management announced. The rec
ord attendance 70 date vas the 1927
inaugural, when 5s, 600 cramn1sd the
PARK TIE plant has now been enlarged
% accommodate 1000 more.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
FORMER GIANT MAY PROVE
s'MOST VALUABLE" PLAYER
Secondsacker of Cardinals Beginning Where He Left
Off in 1927, When He Gave Paul Waner Race
for Leagues Highest Honors.

nar1t. too. He started at second base.
Without much exception, ii vas decided
that he vas flop at second bass.
Finally Bill Clynsr, the Buffalo mana
ger. agreed with the majority and put
Cohen at shortstop. where ne had Jess
pivoting 70 do, and Cohen got on
splendidly.
Clyrner vas looking for another
Cohen this year 10 help on his inheld.
Bill had such good team at Buffalo
In 1927 that he wished 20 rspeat--zrd
II isn't sure that he hasn't as good a
team this year.
But Cohen i5 not Frisch. L Is tough
on the young man 70 compare hin 7rfth
Frisch. II will make the going heavier
by and By.
The chances are that Frank Frisch
viii be the most conspicuous candidate
Tor the valuable player award II the
National League In 1923. and may be
because ne Is member Of a champion :
ship team.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
MANDELL NOT RISKlNG
TITLE IN BOUT TONIGHT

DETROIT. April II fza.-Ed6se fYtd)
Wagner cf Philadelphia. who recently
upset the dope hY winning from the
Gashy negro lightweight. Bruce Flow
err opposes SAMMY Mzn6eiI. i55~pound
tstlsboideY. n io-T0lnd boxing contest
here tonight
The boEt Is billed as q non-char1-
psonxaaap aGssr. Il being stipulated that
weight Izlst
I'D Prsnea1. New York bantam
wright contender, meets Ward Sparks
o local bcy. n an eight-roand semi.
Evening star., 1928-04-17
PRINCE GEORGES DUCkPIN
FIVES CLASH TOMORROW

A special match between American
Legion oElnt. winner In Section / OF
the Prince Georges County Dnekpin AS
soeiation, and picked team OF Section
? comprising the five high average men
In that loop viii be staged tomorrow
night on the Arcade drives AZ Hyatts-
vile, Md, starting az 7:5l1 ociock.
Annual banquet cf the Prince Georges
County Association. at which prizes for
the season Will be distributed and off,
GERS elected, visl be held Monday night
a. O'Clock az Masonic Hall