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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22

4 No longer need sufferers from
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hsrv. A remedy has been found
khst is bringing thousands back to
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Eformerly Gordon's Antiseptic) an
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fsome going so far as to rate it as
performing near miracles"
| Gordon's goes right to the seat
Enf the trouble because it stops fer
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);r eases Of indigestion, gas, bloat-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
IN0URVALLE

Continued from page one)
Harding, head Of the Delta Cities
company Of Raymondville.
VALLEY MEMBERS Of the Amer
lean Legion are booming one Of
their number for the post Of state
commander.
He is A. L. Montgomery Of San
Benito, long a member of the Val
ley bar.
He has been an active worker in
Legion ranks, his supporters point
out. Attends conventions, Is a
Forty and Eight member. and has
otherwise distinguished himself in
Legion work.
No reason why a Valley man
shouldn't head the state ~oreaniza-
ton, at least for one term.
Certainly every Valley post will
get behind ~Legionnaire Montgomery.
SOMEONE, sitting at a counter in
a cafe, wanted to know how many
gallons of gasoline were consumed
in the Valley daily.
Someone else. accustomed evident
ly TO answering questions having to
DO with statistics, offered promptly
THE figure $4,000 gallons.
Which means something like $1,000
y day for gasoline in the Valley.
Which Is equivalent to s~1,s2o.00o
y year.
Covering some $4,000 automobiles.
trucks and other gasoline consum-
ing vehicles.
Authentic information on the sub
feet is invited.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
TICKLEs IN CHURCH

BRAINTREE. Eng. Frederick
Overall was arrested and fined SIC
for tickling n girl in church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
Standard Is Adopted
For Wheat Middlings

WASHINGTON. LR Official
standards for purified middlinrs
seminole and farina have been pro-
mulgated by the department Of ag-
riculture.
The new definitions characterize
purified middlings as the clean.
sound. granular product obtained in
the commercial process Of milling
wheat. and is that portion OF the
endosperm retained on 10 Xxx silk
boiling cloth. It contains no more
Hour than is consistent with good
commercial practice. nor more than
10 per cent Of moisture.
Semolina is the purified middlings
OF eurum wheat. and farir- is the
purified middlings Of hard wheat
other than durum.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22

spective leaders 10 march In Car
ranza's funeral parade.
IL In the present intention Of the
"0bregon bloc" which controls con-
eress s7d at present dominates the
political situation 10 make either
President Gales or aaron Saenz,
governor of the state Of Nueva
Leon. provisional president, taking
office when the Gales term expires
December /. One Of the foremost
Oregon leaders said that the pro-
visional president presumably would
continue in office for two years and
then q general election would be
held. The present indications are
that President Gales will be ths
provisional president. However, ev.
cry factor in the situation makes
predictions uncertain and just ex,
actly what will be done is not -,
known.
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CONTINUED from page one)
Harding, head Of the Delta Cities
company Of Raymondville.
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FIND ON LAGUNA
r y
FLOATED OCEANS,
y = r
1T IS BELIEVED


A glass float, identified BY army
officers as coming from an anti
submarine net, has been found by
Hurt Batsell on Padre Island up
the Laguna Madre several miles.
Two long Dutch jugs marked
Hulstkamp & Zoon & Molly, Rotter-
dam, were found nearby.
Much speculation as TO how the
objects got to Point Isabel; wheth-
er by floating across the Atlantic
and Gulf Of Mexico or whether they
were thrown overheard a boat
somewhere at sea, is being INDUCED
in by those who have seen the OBJ
jects.
1t is believed that the anti-sub-
marine net float was used in
European waters during the World
war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
Louisiana Rail
Manager Is Dead

WINFIELD. La. July 21.-LPl-
Eugene Ford. 30, vice president and
general manager or the fremont and
Calf Railway company. died suddenly
st Wabhaseka. Ark. last night. Mr..
Ford was n resident az Groveton,
Texas.
He was vice president and general
manager Of the Groveton. Lufkin and
Northern railway and the Trinity
County Lumber company. both Joyce
interests. Funeral services will be
held 1T Groveton Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
ENTERS OIL FIELD

FORT WORTH, Tex, July 2l.-P,
&C. U. Daniels, head Of the land and
geological department of the Sim
clair Oil and Gas company, has re.
signed from the company TO enter the
oil business on his own account, &C
cording 70 an announcement today.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
NEW BLACK MENACE
George Godfrey Replaces Harry Wills as Threat tn the Pugi'isttc Hca, weight Division.

New York. June IS tlP)~-~ George Godfrey. former Alabama n.gro who has replaced Harry Wills as the black menace of the heavy weight division. IS convinced rex ltickard advised Johnny Risko, tn" Cleveland rontendcr. 10 take 'h" coming match with him. For that reason. Godfrey will not only try to f.ar Hisko. but knock out in" Cleveland rubber man.
 From hls training camp at lid!"y Park. Pa. Godfrey has sent word that RickarI wants him out of the way SO the promoter will not be bothered as he was by Harry Wills.
 "reX decided Risko could cllIni- rat' me." Godfrey said, And he promised lisLo something big to do .t That's thu. r"ason for this bout. liut I'll fool 'rn. I'll eliminat" Hisl.o 1'll also beat ii""n"y and Tnnnoy both if they @IN" me a chanc" at thrm.'
 Risko and Godfrey fight Wcdnes- day in q io-rouud bout al Ehbets Field
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
INTER.CHURCH LEAGUE
Circuit Leaders Again VIII 'ahc Field Tonight Each in Quest o' Third Victory.

The Inter Church League leaders will again take the field thls eve ming, each in quest of its third con- secutive victory. The Eeeryman $
 Bible class will face the Swedish
 Bethany nine on Diamond No. l.. This is expected 10 be good game.
 a. the Bible class is conceded 10
 have one of the strongest teams m the loop and the Bethany nine has
 put up a good scrap in every gam"
 to date Stronlquist will work for
 the l.. B. C. and either Dave Swan
 sen or Dahlman for the Bethany
 nnn,
 The St. Matthews Luthcrans will meet their jinx team. the South Con-
 gregational church. on Diamond No, ?. Last year the St. Matts would have copped the pennant if they could have defeated the South church, but this lowly team held the Indian sign on the Germans and has
 in fact, wol five straight baseball and basketball victories over the yaunted St. Matts. The Lutherans are determined 10 break this hoodoo tonight and are favored to do so. although the South church has play ed creditably in every game and gave the Bible class tough scrap Friday Night. Both games arc carded for 6:45 o'clock.
 Ou Friday the First Lutherans will play the Trinity Mcthodists on Diamond No. 1 and the First Bap- lists will engage the Stanley Memo rial outfit on Diamond No. 2.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
CARDINALS SETTING HOT
 PACE IN NATIONAL RACE
St. Louis Team Wins Eighth Straight From Reds - Giants Bow Before Pittsburgh Pirates - Dodgers Blank Cubs to 0 - Yankees Pound Out Victory Over St. Louis Browns s- Senators Whitewash Tigers IF to O-Athletics Nose Out Cleveland In. dianS
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
 A wide open space is beginning to show between the high flying Si Louis Cardinals and the rest Of the National league pack.
 Riding high, wide and handsome at the top of the standing, the Cards carried their winning streak to eight straight games at the expense of the faltering Cincinnati Reds at Redland yesterday. Rain halted play In the sixth inning with the Card finals leading, to ?, chiefly on ac- count of Jakie Mays wildncss. Five runs filtered over tho plate in the first inning, enough to assure Me Kechnie's men of victory behind "Old Pete" Alexandcr's effective pitching,
 Today the Cardinals were leading the field by three games with most bf their advantage contained in the lost column.
 The New York Giants allowed a golden opportunity 10 gain on the kecond place Reds go a -glimmcring Mhen they bowed before the moist delivery Of Burleigh Grimes of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Burleigh. traded 10 the Pirates by the Giants during the winter, gave his former team hates only five hits and won to Q. Paul Waner's single scored the first two Corsair runs in the first inning The other four rode home in the fourth when Charley Hargreaves lifted the ball into the right field with the bases filled.
 Dazzy Vance turned in a hurling masterpiece as Brooklyn turned back the Cubs to q. The Dazzler was in rare form for he struck out 15 men and gave up only three hits. fhe Dodgers hit Charley Root and Phil Weinert hard.
 Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig put on their famous act to the dsmay 0f St. Louis fans and the Yankees pounded out an easy C to ? victory ever the Browns. Babe smashed his 18th homer of the season with one bn base in the seventh. Gehrig wait bd until the ninth to get No. lG also with one man on.
 Sad Sam Jones allowed three hits es Washington shut out Detroit, r to Q, the Senators third victory of the four game series. In the first four innings the Senators pounded out Il hits and scored as many runs.
 The Philadelphia Athletics held fast to their position eight and a half games back of the Tanks with . bitterly fought to verdict over the Indians at Cleveland.
 It was q heart breaking defeat Tor the Indians who rallied for five runs in the eighth, within one Of the tying marker, and then filled the bases with none out in the ninth but could not score.
 Rain washed out the Boston, hi cago game.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
KENSINCTON SCORES EASY
 WIN OVER HARTFORD TEAM
Paper Goods Town Crew Has No Trouble in Turning Back Wolverines-Visitors Fail to Impress - Jn, Mccormick Features at Bat for Home Cub-John- ny Grip Stars in the Field -S Small Crowd Watches Game-Will Resume League Play Next Saturday.

kensington scored an easy victory over the Wolverines, none too strong Hartford baseball team, at the Percival Avenue Grounds in Kensington yesterday afternoon. The visiting aggregation failed to do any thing impressive and the home club came through with a victory by the score Of g to 2.
 Two new faces appeared In the kensinston lineup. Johnny Gripp, Fordham athletic star. was on first base. substituting for Scimmingrr regular first sackcr who was iniur- ed yesterday morning. and Billy Darrow was on second. Both men starred at their respective positions. Agricultural college and Was elect cd captain of the freshman team during the past season.
 Jim Mccormick. home product, had a wild day yesterday. Besides getting everything within his reach in the outfeld. he clouted out four hits out Of four trips to the plate, having field day with the willow. Walter Berg. ace hurlrr of the club, had little difficulty in holding the visitors to a minimum number of hits.
 The reason for the rather weak showing of the Hartford club was discovered today when it became known that the management ats tempted 10 play two games on the same day under the same name. This split the regular lineup and as a result the Wolverines were chalkcd up with two defeats on Sunday.
 Kensington started the scoring Tn the first inning with Hurry that resulted in lone run. Hartford came back strong in the third to go into the lead 2 10. 1. In the fourth, Kenslngton broke loose 10 score an avalanche Of runs, tjNe in all. thai gave the homo club an impressive edge. Again In the seventh, In" home club belted the ball hard and scored two more adding the final tally Of the game in the eighth.
 Kensington will resume it's battle in the Connecticut State league next week end. On Friday. 'he team IS to meet Manchester, league leader. in the Silk Town. while next Sunday. the Bristol En- dees will battle the Southnnders al the Pcrcival avenue grounds.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
TWO GOOD GAMES
 IN DUSTY LEAGUE
Brace Of Battles Carded for Walnut Hill Park Tomorrow

Two good games arc scheduled 10 he played tomorrow night in the New Britain Industrial baseball league. Following the games of last week in which the Stanley Works battlrd it's way into first place over P X r. Corbins, interest in the pro- gress of the champions Of last year increased.
 Tomorrow nxht, the Corbin team will have the task confronting it of turning back the American Paper Goods team of kensington. Last setback at the hands of the Stanley Works but the team expects 10 re- sume it's winning ways at the ex- pense of the Corbin team this week.
 The Stanley Rule X Level com bnation will make a strong effort to get out of tho cellar tomorrow night when it meets the Fafnir Bearing nine on Diamond No. ,. To date. the Rulers have failed 10 win a game and the team members are sick and tired of being the doormat for the league,
 Both games are liable to have an important bearing on the standing in the league Ifafnirs has been sinking rapidly towards the cellar and a defeat at the hands of the Stanley Rule team will send it down lower. The Corbin team. dished out of first place in the league will at tempt to retrieve some of i's loss ton.
 The two games will start promptly at a:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
BURRI11S LOSE OUT
Local Baseball Club Drops a Heart breaker tn Thomp-on>tllc in Tenth Inning of Game.

Thom psonNille went into first place in ih" Pennington Valley league yesterday when the Polish American baseball team of that town defeated the Rurritts of this city. It was a heart rt-breaking loss for the Hardware City team. The local. apparently had the game won up to tho last half Of the ninth in ming when Thompsonvllo staged q real rally and scored five runs 10 lie the score. Tn inc following frame. the tenth. the Polish Ameri- cans scored another 10 take the game.
 The end came so abruptly and inc tables were turned so suddenly that the Burritts were partially dazed. The locals had led almost all through the game, The sum- mary:
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
 
COLLEGE CREWS MEET TOMORROW
Columbia and California Favored to Win Regatta

i New York, June IS (CP)-Colum- hia or Calfornia-whic Will lead i the f'otilla of college crews across l the finish line on the Hudson river al Poughkeepsie near sundown Tuesday"
 Or will it be Pennsylvania, the dangerous dark horse. or Navy, an outsiders, or Washington, not so strong as in other years? Again it may be Cornell or Syra- | cuse as this years race between seven stalwart crews is considered an open affair with any one Of them likely to sweep under the towering suspension bridge and on down the broad Hudson for the last, long 1 mile 10 victory.
 Twenty varsity. junior varsity and freshman crews went through their last workouts today for Tuesday $ regatta which will be the culmina- ton of siege of training which be- gan last September. California ju- nior varsity is the only crew miss- ing.
 The freshman race will start at 5 ?. m.. eastern daylight saving time. the junior varsity at p. m., and the varsity at p. m.
 Only five of the 20 crews took practice spins Sunday, the others resting for the big test. Columbia and California took workouts. row ing several miles at low beat. The entire navy squad boarded a de- stroyer and sailed down the river 10 West Point 10 pay their annual so- cial call on the Wes, Point cadets.
 All the talk coming from Pough- keepsie is whether Columbia can beat California and vice versa, but veteran racing followers point out that there is strong possibility of those two crews rowing themselves out against each other and some other crew coming on to win after passing the bridge. Oddly enough. the draw has placed California and Columbia side by side where they undoubtedly will gauge their races largely upon what the other does.
 Columbia off by itself last year rowed on to victory while the Navy, Washington and California wore each other out in d three -cornered battle in the lanes near the west shore.
 Columbia has a strong, veteran crew, strokcd by the brilliant Eric Lam bart. who piloted the lions to the fore last year. Young Dick Glen don has brought his crew along
 nicely and they are in perfect phy- sical shape, whereas California may have to start a substitute at No. 5, where Rhylander Is ailing. Coach
 Ebright has been using Daily in
 Rhylander's place and may be fore ed 10 keep him there.
 For the first time in many years Washington is not considered a real threat. The huskies made the mis- take several days ago of changing water and l2 of the far-western oarsmen were upset. They have re- covered. but may be not enough to row the kind of race it may take to win.
 Four crews--California, Colum- bia. Cornell and Navy-rowed the distance of four miles Friday un- der the record of IS minutes. 5S l-5 seconds made by Cornell in 1901. California was officially clocked in 1887. and Columbia unofficially in 1885.
 In his first year at Pennsylvania. Rusty Callow, mentor Of many great Washington crews. has developed a smoot h rowing, powerful crew which may win the first race for Penn since 1900. Washington won three times and placed second twice under CalloW.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

cape a shut-out in the seventh in- ming. J. Sullivan singled. McCabe strolled. Bourice famed. Dady dropped a hit into right, filling the bases. The visitors tried the squeeze play with Dunbar batting and J. Sullivan scored. Charest rolled out, Riley to Klatka.
 The Falcons made the final score of the game in the seventh inning. Patrus reached first on an error and took second on Kredar's sacrifice. Soule flied out to D. Sullivan but Lewis doubled to bring Patrus in. Neither team was dangerous in the last two innings.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
RECORDS FALL
Three Marks in OutbOard Motor Racing Arc Shattered in ChOppy Waters and Strong Wind.

Three records in outboard motor boat racing fell here Sunday in the Galveston regatta despite choppy waters and a strong wind. Fifteen year old Simeon Young Of Galvest on set new class "A" mark with q miles an hour. M. II. "Buck" Run- ncls of Houston made the fastest time for class competition with a mark of 35.os miles an hour in class C." Young made % miles an hour in one lap of his race. An officia, of the Mississippi Valley Power Boat ed the record as official.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
WEST LEADS EAST
General Standing Of Baseball Teams In second International Class Re. veals Superiority.

New York. June IS Pt-The end of the second general major league intersectionai series again finds the west carrying off the honors in the National League and the east in the American. The Chicago Cubs still have two gamea with Boston but cannot affect the general standing so decisive is the advantage the west already has piled up in the National League.
 The St. Louis Cardinals took ad- vantage of the trip east Of the Alle- ghcnies to reel off II victories in IS starts-a spurt that carried them into first place in the leagYe. Pitts burgh's record was seven wins against five losses and Chicago's an even break Of six and six. Cincin- nati. alone of the western invaders. failed to play better than .5oo per cent baseball. Strangely enough. the Phillies were the only eastern club that gained better than an even during tho series, Shotton's men re- cording seven triumphs and five re- verses. New York and Brooklyn each dropped seven Of IS. Boston was the weak link in the eastern de- fense. dropping IT of its l3 games.
 The Washington Senators led tho Atlantic seaboard in the western tn- vasion of the American League. win- ming 9 games and dropping only 5. The Yankees and AthlStics were close behind but Boston failed to gain as good as an even break. St. Louis. alone of the western de- lenders, won more than it lost. Cleveland was at the foot with three wins and 10 defeats but Chi. cago and Detroit were little better,
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
HARTFORD TEAM WINS

Tn" S,autiia Workers Of Hart ford. the Capital City soccer team, shut out the New Britain team yes terday afternoon al Charter Oak Park by ? 10 score. II was 3 real, tlrs'-li0s battle with the gam" going 55 minutes before q scor.' "aS 1uad". New Britain missed numerous chances to pu' across goals.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
WEST ENDS PRACTICE

The West Ends baseball team will practice tonight al 6:So o'clocb at Walnut Hill park. All members Of last years feam and any new can Iidates wishing 10 try out are asked 10 he present. The lineup will b. picked tonight.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
CARDINALS BEATEN
Hartforl Grays, Playing Wcll-Ral- anced Brand of Baseball Scores to Triumph.

Playing a well balanced brand of baseball. the Hartford Gray's yes tcrday took the measure of the New Britain Cardinals at Willow Brook park by the score Of 5 to ,. It was well-playcd encounter. The pitching and hitting of Barnes foa- tured. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18

The Tigers baseball team took the Allen Street Stars into camp yester- day py the score of 14 to z. Mehl- monee and Soft starred for the "ih- ners while Miller starred for the los CTS. The winners lined up as fol- lows: Sikorowicz c, Mehlmoner p, Soft lb, Magniflco cb, Johnston 3b. Reale if. Beverage ss. Bellastair cf and Snigg If. The winners challenge years. For games see Magnificio at 4 Carlton street.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
PIRATES DEFEAT
 MER|DEN OUTFIT
Hardware City Club Crashes Ball
 to All Corners Of Lot

l Crashing the ball to all corners of the lot behind the masterful pitch ing of "Huggy" Carlson. the Pirates of New Britain rode to a ' to 6 yic- tory over the Meriden Falcon base 1 ball team yesterday afternoon at Hanover park. Carlson was in good form and had little trouble in turn ing back the Falcon batters. In the latter part Of the game the Pirates inserted 2 number of new men into the lineup and Meriden rallied, but Archie" Gray replaced Carlson and stopped the rally with superb pitch ing,
 The Pirates found the offerings of the Falcons pitchers to their liking and sent out IS safe bingles. Matulis crashed out two long doubles. Me- Aloon. Kenure, Yankaskas and Carl son each connected for two safe blows.
 The Meriden aggregation provided the feature play of the game in the fourth inning when a perfect triple play was executed. With runners on first and second, Matulis hit to Pic
  adlo, who tossed to second for the first out. The runner on third tried to score but was nipped. Stankei- vicz to Zawaisza and Matulis was run down between first and second for the third out. Kenure played strong game behind the bat for the Falcons.
 Bogdanskt .njured
 Joseph Bosdanski. Pirate third baseman. was badly injured before the game when a bat slipped from the hands of Claire> and split his forehead open. The injured player was taken to the Meriden hospital where it was necessary to take 10 stitches to close the cut.
 Manager K. Saunders has signed Joe" Bogdanski, Joe Potts and Bill" Mangan. stars of the High school team. to play with the Pirates. Potts and Bogdanski were ,he two leading hitters on the High school nine during the past season. Mangan is captain-elect of next years High school team.
 The summary: