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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-18
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GALVESTON. Nov. l7.-tHf-Petc
Lopez. Mexican. was arrested here
late today and charged with murder
after the fatal stabbing Of Esperar
Quantos. ~20-year-old Mexican -irl
Lopez told police hat the stahbi~g
! followed an argument and that the
woman attacked him with a knife
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-18

MS. who Inspected IL recently while
the guest 81 Supt. G0tke.
O'Brien. who spends 4 large portion
Of his time making school surveys
and in statistical research. said the
local structure was one Of the best
examples ~ the combined senior
high-iunior COLLEGE buildings that
has come under his inspection.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-18

Ringvorm.-One bottle OF Imperial
Eczema Remedy IL guaranteed 70 be
enough for any case. All druggists
are authorized TO refund your money
IN II faiis.-Ad7. a
Evening star., 1928-09-09
LEADING SANDLOT FRAYS
ON SUBURBAN DIAMONDS

Hcrndon Fairlous VS.. "2 v. A." Fair
fax, Va, Z o'clock.
Allied RO0ferS VS.. Lanham A. C.,
Lanham. Nd, ; o'clock.
National Press Cards vs.. Glen Echo
u games). Glen Echo. 1880 o'clock.
Capitol A. c. VS.. Modern Woodmen,
Eighteenth street and Massachusetts
avenue southeast, : o'clock.
Collegian A. G. and Sam Rices, both
claimants of the District junior title.
are unable to agree on A date for a
play-off Ricemen can't play on Sum
day because of games scheduled in the
Sport Mart League. and Collegians have
failed to agree to a Saturday game
The manager Of the Sam Rice team
would like to hear from the Collegian
pilot at Lincoln S4S.
Beymers believe they have fortified
themselves for shot at the District
unlimited title in landing the services
of Noah and Leonard Downes. the mute
brothers of Bethesda. Both are pitch
crs, but they will compose the battery
for Beymers today when Isherwoods are
engaged. Chapdelaine or Hanna will
hurl for Isherwoods, with Darby re-
celving.
Evening star., 1928-09-09

The meeting of Dooley Mitchell and
Bob Considine in the No. l singles
match of the Henry Montrose clash was
the feature of the days program.
Mitchell. who represents Montrose,
scored revenge over his rival. who con-
quered him in the Municipal title final,
in straight sets, IS, IS.
Yesterdays results:
Henry. 81 M0ntrose, 3.
singles-D. Mitchell tM.) defeated COnSl-
dine. Is. Is; Sperry III defeated Hofi-
man. Ga, Ga: Shepard tH.l defeated j.
Mitchell. 81. 2-6. 90; Deck H: de-
feated Buchanan. 8-6. l-6. 8-3; Heiskell
tMD defeated Seidel. 6--4. 3-6. 6-4
Doubles-Mitchell and Buchanan tM.l de-
fsated considine and sperry. Is; So,4 SM4;
kel and Jones, 6-2 81; Deck and Seidci
tH.l defeated Hoffman and Mcdonald, 81
." Potomac, !, Rock Creek. !.
Sinsies-O'Nell tP.l defeated Shore. 50.
So: STAN tRC.I defeated Trigg, 6-2, 7-5:
Phillips fR.Cl defeated Fowler. i0-s, 81
Rathseber fP., defeated Newly, as. al
Haney tRC.l defeated Goldsmith. 60 "a.
DSusleswo N.ili snd Fowler oe1 defeated ,t.1
and siam &c! defeated Pollard and Mon
cure. 5-3. 6--4: Fsthseber and TYtss de-
feated Stokes and Newly, ca, s.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
OAKLAND Nine WINS
BOYS LEGION TITLE

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 8.-The OAK
land. Calf, Junior base ball team to-
dav won the first boys world cham
pionship. defeating Worcester, Mass. IL
to 2. in the second and final game
of the series at Comiskey Park.
It was Oakland's eighteenth victory
of the season without defeat in its
campaign through the nationwide
tournament sponsored by the American
Legion and financed by the major
leagues. in which s764 teams started.
The boys from the West have scored
1T runs while holding the opposition
to g.
Lefty Hard, ace Of the Pacific Coasts
nine hurting staff. was in fine form,
holding the Fasteners to four singles,
no two of which came In the same
inning and striking out nine batters.
The Worcester management elected
to return their ace Wilson Dunlap. who
pitched seven innings yesterday. to the
mound. but he had nothing to worry the
champions. He was driven to the
showers in the sixth after yielding Z
runs and IL hits. Ed Curran, who sue
ceeded him. was no puzzle. although
managing to hold the Westerners to one
run in the seventh. In the eighth
Curran lost.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
COR0NEL AND SILVA
WIN DOUBLES TITLE

Lcopoldo Coronel and Felix M. Silva
became the 1929 Filipino doubles tennis
champions of the District yesterday by
defeating Pedro Gucvara. jr.. and
Manuel del Rosario in bitterly fought
five-set match yesterday on Monument
Park courts.
Coronel and Silva had to take the
final three sets to win, as their victims
started off brilliantly taking the first
set to and the second. s to 2. Cue
vara and del Rosario made game effort
to clinch the match and title in the
third set. Leading to 3 and 400
in the third set with victory apparently
assured they gradually gave way to
their conquorors. losing Gil.
The new champions had to struggle
for a Us victory in the fourth set. but
easily won over the firing contendcrs in
the final set. Ga.
Guevara was the individual star of
the match. playing the best tennis seen
during the two weeks progress of the
singles. mixed doubles and mems
doubles tournament.
Evening star., 1928-09-09

n OST attractive games on todays
M sandlot base ball card are
VI listed for suburban ecd near
4 L by Maryland and Virginia
diamonds. although Kennedy
A. c. and Chevy Chase Bearcats have
an important clash slated for Friend
ship Field
Phoeniy A. C. will invade Cherrydale
tn meet the home team while Addisons
are to be the attraction at Arlington
against Manager Deutermann's aspir-
! ing Busmen. Liberty A. C. will also
visit Virginia. meeting Cherrydale
Pirates rt Ballston. while Jewish Com
| munity Center nine is to be the attrac-
| ton at Alexandria against st. Mary's
| Celtics
Takoma Tigers and Pctworth A. C..
nine. neighborhOod rivals. plan to wage
| a spirited battle at Silver Spring while
| Beymers and Isherwoods are battling
on Beyner diamond, Foxhall and Con-
duit roads.
Brook Grubb's Silver Spring nine
| will entertain st. Johns A. G. of Fred
erick. Md. at Wheaton prior to meet
! ing. Kensington National Guards. Bill
| Jenkins plans to take his Red Sox to
| Galesville, Md. and Monroe A. G. of
Brookland will journey to Baileys Cross
roads to met Virginia White Sox toss
| ers.
Capitol A. c. and Modern Woodmen
| nine will meet in one of the few strictly
local games on the Eighteenth street
and Massachusetts, avenue southeast
diamond.
Leading sandlot games scheduled to-
| day:
Phoenix A. C. VS.. CherrydaIe, Igor
illage. 3 o'clock.
Arlington Busmen VS.. Addison A. c.
! Arlington, o'clock.
Liberty A. c. VS.. Pirates, Ballston, 3
o'clock.
Jefferson Firemen VS.. Hume Spring
Virginia Highlands, ; o'clock.
Jewish Community Center VS.. st
| Mary's Celtics. Alexandria, o'clock.
Brentwood Hawks VS.. Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier, ; o'clock.
Pansy A. e. VS.. Dixie Pigs, Cheverly
3 o'clock.
Bcrwyn A. C. VS.. HyattsvilIe. River.
dale (2 gamcs). 2 o'clock.
Croome A. c. VS.. Clinton A. C.
Croome. Md. 3 o'clock.
Silver Spring vs.. st. Johns A. c
(Fredcrick, Md. Wheaton, 2 O'Clock.
Silver Srring VS.. Kensington Guards,
! Wheaton. 4 o'clock.
Bcymcr A. C. VS.. sherwood A. C..
Beymer diamond, 3 o'clock.
Mardfeldt Juniors VS.. Brookiand Boys
Club, Bro0kland. 3 o'clock.
! Virginia White SOx VS.. Monroe A. C.
Bailey's Cross Roads, Va. J o'clock.
Petworth A. c. VS.. TakOma Tigers
Silver Spring. 3 o'clock.
Washington Red Sox vs.. Galesville
Ga,esville. Nd. 3 o'clock.
Kennedy A. C. VS.. Chevy Chase Bear
cats. Friendship Field, o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
WANER AND HORNSBY
IN BATTING BATTLE

By the Associated Press.
II has come down to a battle of frac-
tions of points in these thrilling stretch
davs Of the race for the National League
batting championship. Paul Waner and
Rogers Hornsby are laundering onto
the finish more closely punched than
anv other pair Of National League rivals
since John Arnold Heydler went into
Office a decade ago.
The increasing difficulty of adding an
honest point or two merely by SKY
larking through one fine afternoon is
making the Hornsby-Waner duel all the
more exciting The Boston manager
hammered Philadelphia pitching for
three out of six yesterday. but advanced
not even full points and failed by a
fraction to dislodge the Pirate flash,
who got two out of four at st. Louis.
It was necessary to carry the per-
cpntage into four figures to measure the
difference as follows:
CAB r. H. Pct.
P wanpr. Pirates 49,. 1875 53S l29 203 3115
Hornsbv Braves. lls 4O6 ~ lS3 .376s
Goose Goslin. the Washington terror.
remained we'll ahead of Lou Gehrig in
the American League race, which never
theless remains close enough to offer
Possibilities.
The American League standing:
CAB. n. H Fet.
Cosln, Senators ......1ta 3ss SO la7 .3el
Cehrig, Yankees ......,l5S 422 12l 1853 .372
Evening star., 1928-09-09
BUGS DOWN CARDS
ON HILL HURL|NG
st. Louis Defeat Cuts Its
Margin Over Cubs to
3 1-2 Games.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ut LOUIS. September s.-Unable
to solve the offerings Of Carmen
Hill. the ST. Louis Cardinals
~ dropped to 2 game to the
Pirates here today
1t was the first victory of the series
for Pittsburgh.
While Hill allowed four hits. they
we're all concentrated in the seventh
and eighth innings. For the first six
stanzas and again in the ninth, the
Cardinal batsmen failed to register
Sherdel. on the other hand. had a bad
time of it in the third, but settled down
thereafter. He allowed eight hits six
of which came in the first six innings
The defeat cut the Cardinal lead to
3i2 games over the Chicago Cubs and
Al games over the Giants.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
AS DOWN BOSTON,
ITO 6 AND 6 TO q
Continued from First Pageo

was made in the tenth. Dykes led
off with a single. and Boley forced him:
The blonde bolt shot one to center: and
Max Bishop pushed another deftly to
right. Then 1t was only matter OF
one. two, three again for Orwell as the
Red Sox walked meekly to the
slaughter.
The second, game had none of the
tension of the first, although the Red
Sox did move into brief lead against
George Earnshaw in the third, The
Baltimore curver was back in harness
after having been yanked for walking
the first three men to face him IN yes
terdays second game. He was no part
of the wild man of "a hours ago.
Jack Russell held up nobly. but the
blow fell in the fifth. Six ringing hits
and six large runs. and the Red Sox
never again threatened as the Mackn1en
speeded up their journey toward the
broad pennant highway. Pat Simmons
and Merle Settlemire finished
Evening star., 1928-09-09
HUSTLERS ELIMINATED
IN BASE BALL SERIES

ALEXANDRIA, September 8.-Hust-
lers Bible Glass nine was eliminated
in the double loss knockout week day
base ball series this afternoon when it
fell easy prey to Light Infantry tossers
in a l4-0 game on Hayden Field. The
losers played four innings with only
two outfielders.
Police whipped Postoffice, IA to 2
in another series game at Dreadnaught
Park. Capt. Edward Sims of the Po-
lice clouted five hits in as many tries.
Police, Postoffice, Light Infantry and
teams are still in the running for the
Virginia Public Service Commission
series flag.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
French Tennis Team Scores Oer Americans After Some Fine
LUCKY STRIKE CHOSEN
AS NAME FOR ALLEYS

Lucky Strike is the name selected
for the new Meyer Davis bowling
center at Fourteenth street and
Riggs place.
John Pettyman. 1116 Ninth street.
submitted that name to Bill Wood
and his assistants. who picked 1t
from a list of $500 suggestions.
pettyman will receive the SlOO
offered for the best name.
Thelma Lohnes, captain OF the
team which represent the new alleys
in Ladies' District League. submitted
the same name. but her letter reach
ed Woods Office several hours later
than Pettyman'S.
Some of the suggestions were hard
to turn down. such as: Maple Lanes,
Queen Pin, Dux de Luxe. Duckpinna.
Merry Naples. Rolls Right, Pin LIE
Paradis and Bowliporium.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
WEEKS GAMES MAY
END DIAMOND SERIES

Bergmanns Laundry and Lof1er's
Provision mines are scheduled to meet
Tuesday in weekday league series
game on Terminal Y diamond, each
facing possible elimination from the
title series. Each has lost one game
and another will mean removal from
the race.
American Railway Express and Gov
eminent Printing Office mines remain
undefeated in the series to date. They
will clash Wednesday and Expressmen
are carded to meet the winner of Tues
days game on Thursday. Express and
Guiding contest of the week.
1t is possible for either Express or
@. P. o. to win the championship this
week.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
OPENING SOCCER MATCH,
DUE TODAY. is DELAYED

Fosedale and Clan MacLennan soccer
teams. which were listed for practice
match at Rosedale playground today
for the first soccer tilt of the season
in this section. have postponed the
encounter because the bad weather has
prevented getting the field in shape
Washington Soccer League has elect
ed Robert Bruce, vice president last sea-
son. as president for the coming season.
r. Buehler is president and John Mall
loch is secretary treasurer
Evening star., 1928-09-09
CONNER TIED FOR LEAD
IN BICYCLE CONTESTS

KENOSHA: Wis, September 8.-At
the end of the first days events in the
national championship bicycle races
here. Robert j. Conner. representing
the District Of Columbia, was tied for
first with Edwin Rhodes of Maryland,
each with five points in the senior
events.
Bobby Thomas set two new records in
the Junior events. taking the one-mile
event in 4:1725 and the two-mile test
in 825.35.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
SIMPSON AND BRITTLE
ARE VICTORS AT TRAPS

ALEXANDRIA. Va. September g.
Norman w. Simpson and Clay T.
Brittle we're returned victors in the
weekly trapshoot of the Alexandria Gun
Club in Janneys Lane.
Simpson won the 50-bird singles with
48 hits in so.
In the 24-bird doubles Brittle
smashed 16 clays. Simpson was
second with II.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
HENRY PARK NETMEN
GO AHEAD IN LEAGUE

Henry Park tennis team assumed the
lead in Public Parks League yesterday
by taking five of eight matches from
Montrose netmen, while Rock Creek.
leading until yesterday. was dividing
eight matches with Potomac Park.
Hcnry's lead. however, is less than half
a match.
Rock Creeks team hopes to regain
the top round next Saturday. when
Montrose is met In a postponed match.
Yesterdays matches we're the last
scheduled. but each team has several
postponed matches to be played this
week
Evening star., 1928-09-09
Totals. 30 10 q Is
Totals. 3S 8 - IL

aBatted for Scott in seventh inning.
tran for CUMMINGS in seventh inning.
3Batted for Genewch in ninth inning
Nov York " 001 0 0 0 2 0 0--5
Brooklyn ........... 3 90 0 0 1 0 x-4
Runs-Welsh tO, Cohen. Carey. Gilbert.
Herman, Flowers Errors-Hogan, Petty
Runs batted in--Herman. Bressler, Ban
croft. Mann 20, Welsh. Two-base hits
Welsh. Carey, Herman. Three-base hit
Bancroft. Stolen bases-Carey. Flowers
Sacrifices--Gilbert, Flowers. Double play
jackson. Cohen and Terry. Left on bases
Of Petty. 2; off Faulkner, !; off Genewich.
2: off Scott. 1. Struck out-By Petty. 2;
by Scott. a. by Gencwch. 1; by Elliott, 3.
Hits-On Petty. IN 5is innings: off Elliott.
/ in "a innings; of Faulkner, in part OF
inning tnone out frst); off Scott, in
Hit by pitcher~'by Petty Cohen. Win
ming ptcher-Petty. Losing ptcher-Faulk-
ner. Umpires-Messrs. Mccormick. Hart
Evening star., 1928-09-09
RED SOX BUY PITCHER.

BOSTON. September OP).-The RED
Sox have purchased Bennie Frey. a
right-handed pitcher from the Nash
vile club of the Southern Association,
it was announced tonight. He will re-
port next Spring. Frey has been in the
Southern Association three years. This
season he has won l3 games and lost
Evening star., 1928-09-09
CHICAGO
Totals .42 II 40 % Totals 4s 10

chcseo isc"'' '.... 0 o % o 0 D 0 o . o 0 Ia
Runs-Dressen. English. Stephenson. Err
rors -Pipp. English. Runs batted ir-irimm'
Cuyler, Ford. TWo-base hits-Cuyler '3l.
Allen. Thi ee base hit.-stephenson.. Sacri-
fees Stephenson: Beck. Dresser Masmire'
Callaahan. Double plays-blake 10 Eng
iish. Blake to Mcguire to Grimm; Beck to
Maemire to Grimm Left on Perseverance, lnns So
Rixey. e. Struck out-By Malone. 7: by
Rixey. Ri ) Hits-~on Blake. 9 in 8 innings;
of Malone. 4 in 6 innings. Winning pitcher-
Malone Umpires--Messrs. Moran. Ri5ler
McGee Time hours and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
CUBS WIN IN 14TH
ON CUYLER'S DRIVE
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, September S-Cuyler's
English. was the run which gave Chi
cago a 2-to-l victory. their second
straight over Cincinnati here today.
The game was pitchers battle all
the way between Rixlev, of Cincin-
natl. who went the full IA innings, and
Blake. and Malone of Chicago.
Blake went out Of the game in the
eighth inning when he WIS replaced by
a pinch runner and Malone went in
for the remainder of the game He
struck out seven men.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
GIANTS, ROBINS SPLIT
IN TWO GOOD GAMES
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BROOKLYN. NJ Y. September g.
An even break was the best the con-
tending Giants could get In a double
header against the Robins here today.
After the Clan McGraw earned the
first decision by to / on some fine box
work by young Carl Hubbcll the Robins
came back to shade their foes by a to
3 in the second clash.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
CENTRAL HIGH MERMEN
LAUNCH WORK TUESDAY

Preseason practice for Central High
Schools swimming team candidates will
begin Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at
the municipal pool
Asrirants should report to William
King, captain of the team
Evening star., 1928-09-09


Philadelphia. ....:.... GSooSsc I'D
Runs. Brown. .ssler.. Hornsby l2,. .Muel-
Williams: viii Ja'.,,; whitney Sand. Davis, Err
son; Runs batted in-Leach f2l. Siser t2).
Bell. Farrell lcl. TAYLOR Davis. whitney.
Sand (2. Lerian. Two-base hits-Brown.
Richbourg. Williams; Hornsby, whitney.
Three-base hit-1each. Home run-Sisler.
Stolen hase-Southern. Sacrifces-Farrcll.
Lcrian. Sand. Double plavs-!Bell: sisler to
Bell: Thompson. Sand to Leach: Hornsbv to
Sister. Left on bases-Boston. 8; philadel
phia. H.. Bases on balls--Of Fereuson. .:
off Cantwell. 3 of Clarkson. s.; off McGraw,
/ Of Bogss. 4; of Willouahby; $: off Brandt,
l, Hits-Of Cantwoll. in 4. innincs OF
Clsrkson.. in AIS innings fnone out in SIXTH:
off Brandt in part OF inning fnone out in
sixth: off Delaney. ! in inning: of Boges.
none in inning. of Tcuchstone. in in
ming: off Ferguson, & in sis innings; off Nc
Gra*, 2 in INNING of Bascht. in i, IN:
ming: off Willoughby. In cis innings. Hit
br ritcher-By Ciarkson fLerianl. Winning
nitchcr-McGraw. LOSING pitcher-Clarkson
of 3 hours and - minutes.
Evening star., 1928-09-09

ssl,fiIs%nsh ST. ISn,s .....: 49,: 3 dS IS : g
Runs-Trsynor. Comorosky. Wrisht. Scott.
Douthit t2l. Error-Holm; Runs batted in
Two-base hits-P. Waner, Comorosky. Sher-
del. Sacrifices-Frisch. Comorosky. Hafey'
Hill. Left on bases-Pittsbureh.s; 81. Louis
Struck out-By Hill. S by Sherdel. 4. Um-
pires-MeSsrs Cuisley. KLEIN and Jorda.
Time of eame-1 hour and 81 minutes
Evening star., 1928-09-09

Totals. "a 927 20 Totals. 33 527 IL
'Batted for Elliott in eighth inning.
New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Runs--Reese. Hubbell. Carey. Errors
Reese, Hubbell. Runs batted in--Welsh
t2D. Two-base hits-Welsh. Lindstrom,
Bressler Three-base hit-Bressler. Sacri-
fice-Hqbbell. Double plays,CMarey M and De
New York, 9; Brooklyn, 5. Bases on balls
Of McWeeny, 2; of Clark, /. Struck out
BY McWeeny, i: by Hubbell, l. Hits-Oh
McWeeny. s IN Al, innings; off Elliott, none
in 23a innings; off Clark. in | inninE
LOSING pitcher--McWeeny Umpres-Messrs
Reardon, Mccormick and Hart. Time Of
Game-1 hour and as minutes.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
Series to Be Started Today
For Capital City Loop Titles

In the battle to decide the insect di-
vision. champion Royals and Brookland
Boys Club will face at IL o'clock on
South Ellipse.
A highly attractive tilt is booked in
the Junior division of Sport Mart
League between Sam Riccs and Merid-
ians on East Ellipse diamond at ;
O'Clock. Each is undefeated in the
second half race Ricemen will report
at 2 o'clock, as team picture will be
taken
Two midget class mines are to clash
this afternoon in Sport Mart League
midget class on Monument diamond
No. 3. Arlipgtons and Tv Cobbs will
face at o'clock and Lionels and Aces
at o'clock.
Kelleys ard Potomacs are to clash at
| O'Clock on Monument diamond No.
IN a French League game. Kelleys are
asked to report on the field at IL o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-09-09

Runs--Klein. whitney. Davis. Caldwell
well, Deitrick t2l. Two-base hits-Rich-
bourg. williams. Whitney. Caldwell Three
Sand. Caldwell Double plays--Thompson
Sand to- Leach 90: Sand. Thompson to
Leach. Lei. on bases-Boston. 6: Philadel-
phia. a. Bases on balls-Of Caldwell :; of
Greenfield. /; off Brandt. /. Struck ort-By
Caldwell. 2: by Greenfield: ]. Hits-Oh
innings Losinc pitchef-Greenfield I'm:
pires-Messrs. Pfirman and Stark. Time OF
same-1 hour and 35 minutes.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburgh. &; st. Louis. 2.
New York. %; BROOKLYN. IL.
Chica 90. ,; Cincinnati. I.
Phiia delphia. 10-4; Boston. 60.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Evening star., 1928-09-09

" League are 70 De pIayeu IIilS
afternoon. A single game to decide the
leagues insect class champion also is
scheduled.
Georgetown A. c.. victor in section A
Of the unlimited division. will engage
Auths, standard bearer of section B, at
Washington Barracks at 3 O'Clock and
Auths. who yesterday won the nrst nan
title in the senior series bv drubbing
Brown 4, Wood, 8 to 2. will face Aztecs.
second half winner, on West Ellipse at
3 o'clock
Yesterdays Auths- Brown e. Wood
game was real battle until the eighth.
In that frame. hewever. Auths scored
three runs and. then went on to count
three more In the ninth to put the game
in the bag. Eddie Rhodes pitched
strongly for Auths. Ensor and Jones
shared mound duty for the losers.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
PHILLIES CAPTURE
PAIR FROM BRAVES

PHIL ADELPHIA. Pa September g.
The Phillies took pair from the Braves
today, 10 to and 4 to 0.
Evening star., 1928-09-09

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh at st. l. Pittsburgh At Chica eo.
Cinci~nati ~ Chica 20. Cipc'nau At 81. Louis.
New York At Rrooklyn.N. York at Boston.
Brooklyn At Phila.
Evening star., 1928-09-09
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS REstyL-

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. 6; Washington. 3.
Philadelphia. -; Boston. Ct.
CHICAGO. =; Cleveland, !.
Detroit. 6; st. Louis, -
Evening star., 1928-09-09

PENING contests in three-game
series to determine the un-
limited and senior class cham
pions of Capital City Base Ball
League are to be played this
Evening star., 1928-09-09

Totals. IA S27 10 Totals. ..29 APT 10
4Batted for Maranvlle in ninth.
tBatted for Shkrdel in ninth.
Evening star., 1928-09-09

n n OST attractive games on todays
M sandlot base ball card are
wv listed for suburban ecd near
L by Maryland and Virginia
Evening star., 1928-09-09
HENNESSEY-LOTT
BEATEN IN 4 SETS
Borotra and Brugnon Down
u. S. Doubles Champions.
Coen Also JoIted.
E. the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
- GERMANTOWN. CFICK
CLUB. PHILADELf liza. Pa
r September s-The rackets of
~ the French still rule the courts
of the world Humbling the
Evening star., 1928-09-09

Team Standing
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-04-14
By ALEX BAIL

The textile industry is in deep
depression. The cheerful reports and
rosy promises of the textile barons
have failed to materialize. The cotton
section of the industry which has
borne the brunt of the attack of the
bosses is going from bad to worse,
and instead of expecting breathing
spell the workers in the industry may
expect still greater attacks, still
greater efforts to cut wages and
worsen working conditions. About
100000 workers have now been af-
fected by the 10 per cent wage cut,
while unemployment in the cotton
section of the industry runs to almost
40 per cent. 4