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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
{. C. Pyle OF
BUNION FAME
RIDES FLIVVER
Deputy Seized Land
Yacht on Past Due
Note; Gavuzzi Gets
Shave and Loses

NORMAL, III. May 3.-fPl-Char-
lev Cash" Pyle didn't Toll about IN
his S25, 900 land yacht % watch his
army Of transcontinental racers plod
their weary way % fame and fortune
today. Instead he rode in an open
f~livver.
The luxury that has been his since
the start Of the cross country derby
at Los Angeles. March a, was ended
abruptly near Joliet yesterday when
a deputy sheriff seized the land
yacht" a 12-ton truck equipped with
a radio. shower bath, berths, cleo
trical refrigeration and every modern
convenience.
The writ was drawn in favor Of
the defunct Illinois Trust and Saw
ings bank Of Champaign, Ill, receiv-
ers OF which say Pyle owes h bank
S21,500 on an unsecured note. When
the cash was not forthcoming. the
deputy confronted Pyle with the writ
and took the truck. Pyle then had "a
hire a car 10 take him 70 Normal. last
nights stop.
Harold Red Grange. assistant 20
Pyle ia the derby and former Uni
v~ersity ar Illinois football ace, also
was threatened with a similar writ,
the receivers claiming he owes the
bank S21.502 on another note. Both
notes were signed about tire years
ago, said the receivers.
Peter Gavuzzi or Southampton. Eng
land. lost 80 minutes and n second
Of his lead w the derby by finishing
in a tie fer sixteenth place in the
34.6-mile jaunt from Lincoln 10 Nor
NAL yesterday but still retains his
lead over the field Of III unner Of
four hours and 81 minutes. II was
the first day the Englishman had run
in the derby without his beard
Taking the defeat rs an I'LL omen.
he intends % grow a new beard 70
carry all the way 10 New York. the
final stop. Andrew Payne Of Clare
more. Okla. still holds second place
with the time az 3~76:41:53 for the
2.265.S miles traversed 50 far.
Pontiac, III, was today's destina.
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
WYMORE Gets
In CONDITION
FOR SHAW GO
O'Hara Meets Monter-
rey in Semi Wind
up Bout in Mercedes
Punch Bowl

f2NNAAaA ~ hR
MERCEDES, May with his Rrir
on the mythical Valley fe~atherweight
title al stake next Monday night
Dick Who're. La Feria chin buster
Is putting the finishing touches or
one Of the hardest training sieges
OF his entire career, according tc
word received here from his man.
aCer. ~. r. Doc" Cook, Of Harlin-
gen.
Wymore is to clash with Battling
Shaw, who changed his residence
from San Antonio to Mercedes main
III TO get a crack al the champion.
ship Of this section. A former
meeting between the pair resulted In
a draw but a majority Of the fans
present were Of the opinion that
Shaw had had n shade the best OF
the going. The latter was not living
in Mercedes at that time.
The erstwhile San Antonio ear.
mangler has not been idle while his
opponent has been going through his
training PAGES. Mumbling things
about making a resin sniffer Of Wy
more, Shaw has been putting in
some heavy sessions on the bags. his
skipping rope and varied sparring
mates during the last two weeks. He
has had several fights since the last
v ymore clash, while the latter has
been nursing an injured eve. His
followers claim this will work in
his favor when the two exchange
glares Monday night. but Cook Is
authority for the statement that the
long rest IS exactly what his boy
needed. They are carded for IO
rounds.
They are 10 furnish the headline
attraction for Al Robinson's twice
monthly fistic program in the open-
air arena here.
On the semi-final. which Il sched-
uled Tor eight rounds. Snakes O'Hara.
the Fort Brown horse wrangler l.
scheduled TO do things TO Kid Mon
terrey, of Laredo and points west.
A win Tor either will put him in line
for 2 main 70 shot and the attend
n increase in pay. 80 there Il lit
tie likelihood that both won't be
'levelinC' all the way.
Monterrey has been in the Valley
Tor the past several months, and
mas appeared on many of the Mer-
cedes cards. proving himself a
crowd-pleaser and willing mixer
O'Hara has worked himself up from
the four-round class in very few
starts, looking better every time ne
enters the ring.
The Brownsville fans are conf
dent that in him Fort Brown has a
worthy exponent OF the impolite art
ana p deserving their most ardent
support. Orders from that town for
a large block Of seats attest the
strength Of that belief.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
HANDBALL IS
PROVING RAGE
San Benito Club Plans
Tourney; Interest
Spreading
CSpecial TO The Herald)

SAN BENITO, May 3.-In the first
Valley city in which IL has been given
a thorough trial, hsndball is proving
the rage
San Benito is taking to handball.
The game was started with the
opening Of the San Benito Athletic
club last month, and its followers arc
rapidly increasing in number until
the court will hardly supply the
members Of the club.
The game started off with much in
terest from the beginning. There are
several former college players in San
Benito, and several others who have
played at various athletic clubs or
other clubs.
The other members Of the club
have fallen into line. and the game
IS proving popular with everyone.
Those who take part In il here are
mostly business men. who play early
IN the morning, or late in the after
noon.
The handball rage has four men in
II at practically all times Of the day.
with a crowd watching from the out
side.
Plans for holding a handhall tour
nament are being considered now. ac-
cording 70 officers Of the athletic
club, and the tournament probably
will get under way the latter part
OF this month.
The club officers also are planning
another smoker "a be held within the
next few days, probably Monday night
o. next week.
a full layout Of gymnasium equip
ment has been installed in the San
BenitO Athletic club quarters. which
are in the Sullivan building. back Of
Mack's News stand. This equipment
includes wall weights. traps, mats.
boxing gloves. medicine balls. punch
ing bags. etc. in addition 10 the hand
ball court. The club Is equipped with
lockers. showers. and other facili-
ties. and it, reading and l~ounging
room is proving popular with mem
bers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
TIGHTENING
Up In FIRST
TEXAS RANKS
Wichita Falls, Fort
Worth and Houston
Wage Battle For
Top Honors
CBy The Associated Pressl

80 ~
A gradual Tightening race among
the leaders has brought interest in
the Texas league 20 a high pitch.
Whereas a year ago Wichita Falls had
begun 70 make a runaway Of the pen
nant chase, three teams now are
closely punched in the neighborhood
of first place and ready to take adj
vantage Of the slightest faltering Of
any. These teams are Wichita Falls,
Fort Worth and Houston.
This trio of pace settlers won We'd
nesday but were forced to show their
best efforts. Each copied his game
BY a one-run margin and in n late
inning.
AT Dallas. the Houston Bluffs de-
feated the Steers, ! 10 O, in a game
that was for the most part a battle
between Lindsey ard Darrough. Aft
or holding the Bluffs 10 seven hits
the number OF safeties allowed by
Lindsey, Darrough contributed 20 his
defeat by fumbling Walkers easy in
field tap and paving the way for
Walkers scoring or Jonnard's third
hit Of the day.
At Fort Worth. Paul Wachtel and
Dana Fillingim tangled in a hurting
duel which the former, lGcause OF
better support from his mates had
a slight advantage. and the Panthers
debated the San Antonio Bears, 2 to
I. 20 cop their fourth straight game.
The Bears outhit the Cats, seven 10
five. but were guilty Of four errors
while Fort Worth contributed but
one miscue.
After the Cubs had tied the score
IN the seventh by getting a couple of
runs. Wichita Falls came back in the
ninth with another tally and defeated
Waco. 5 to T.. Tom Estell IA the
hero for Wichita Falls for he pitched
a great game in the pinches.
AS a result Of an eirhth-irning col
lapse that saw the Exporters score
five runs Beaumont won from the
Shreveport Sports. ; 10 .. For the
first five innings neither team scored.
In the sixth and seventh Shreveport
acquired a couple Of runs. but in the
next frame the Exporters wiped out
the lead and put the game on ice
with a crashing rally that allowed
Hanson. a pinch hitter. to 20 70 bat
twice in the same inning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
z N. Y. CREWS
Hold TOP IN
MAJORLOOPS
Giants Take Third in
Row From Robins
On Circuit Clouts;
Pirates Beat Cubs
(By The Associated PreSsN

Wy Inc AScOCldteQ ITeSS.l
The shift of the scenes for the
first intersectionsl series of 1928 in
the major leagues finds John Joseph
McGraw and Miller J. Higgins oc-
eupying the position to which they
have become accustomed-the tor
berths in the standing Of the clubs.
McGraw, IL is true, has had to vacate
this home many times in the last few
years. but he believes he can defend
his present lease against immediate
attempts to Gust him.
Before setting sail Cor Cincinnati
where the Giants western invasion
will open Friday, McGraw watched
his entry round out the Brooklyn
series by taking a third straight
game from the flatbush fusileers,
The victory vas achieved on two hits,
but the dimension of each of these
drives happened to he just four
bases.
Larry Benton set the Robins down
without a struggle through the
first seven rounds, ard the home
u blows of Freddy Linstrom and
Art jain doomed large as the Robins
began to make trouble IN the eighth.
Jumbo Jim Elliott had been tough,
but not enough He gave way 10 a
pinch batsman in the tumultous
Brooklyn eighth, and cid Bill Doak
pitched the Giant half without fur
Their damage. although the polo
grounders did add a purely decor
alive single to their two home runs.
Then in the ninth with the score
still standing at 2 TO 0, the Robins
set about stirring up real trouble.
Tyson and Hendrick singled and
Benton walked Bressler and Bison
nette. forcing one run home and leav-
ing the bases filled with two out. In
this emergency, Benton famed Ri
conda who had wasted a two Dagger
IN the eighth.
Joe Dawson, the Louisville recruit.
,ornered most Of the glory as the Pr
rates nosed out the Cubs, 3 70 s, IN
the tenth inning at the expense az
Artie Nehf. Joe did nothing much
but hold the Cubs to two small hits
through the last four rounds and
smacked a triple which decided the
game in the tenth. II was the third
straight Pittsburgh victory over the
Cubs.
Cincinnati made IL two straight
over the Cardinals while the Phillies
rot ever with the Braves for certain
past misdeeds. The Pills finally
won one. Q TO 3.
The Yankees were pounded. q a. 3.
in the American league, but then
they were about due. A New York
winning streak Of seven and n Wash
ington losing surge Of eight dis
appeared at one and the same time.
The Cleveland Indians failed 70
profit bv the Yankee shortcomings.
as the "fifty-fifty" Browns took their
turn at winning. Owen Carroll
turned II p fine game against the
White Sox. The Tigers won cased M
by Z 70 4.
Cornelius McGillicuddy watched
the Boston torrents wash another
game from any Immediate grasp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
Lewis STILL
HOLDS TITLE
Young Lutte Unable
Stand Punishment
of Vet Grappler

Los ANGELES. Calf. May 3.-fFl
The resourcefulness and presence
az mind acquired BY III Stranger"
Lewis. worlds heavyweight wrestling
champion, in his many years Of
graphing with the top-notchers Of
the game. today had stood him in
good stead again.
Facing young and powerful Nick
Lutte here last night in a finish
match. Lewis literally crushed the
championship aspirations Of the for
mer Notre Dame football star after
he. the titleholder. Rad been on the
defensive throughout the early part
OF the match. Lutte started out
fast and displayed a whole flock Of
Furnishing holds. a painful jacknife
scissors. Lutze's stock in trade grip,
was clamped on several times, but
Lewis, and his crowd. always slip
ped away.
After one hour. % minutes and 50
seconds OF give and take, Lutte
again secured his body construction
scissors. Lewis, however, seeing a
sudden opening, grasped young Nick
BY head and feet, stood up and then.
before anyone knew what was hap
pening, fell heavily with Lutz under
meath. Lewis 230 pounds, employ
ed as they were. proved entirely too
much for his opponent, and the lat
ter was carried from the ring an
conscious and bleeding. A five-min-
ute rest left him little better off
and the match was awarded the title
holder.
Later examinations hv physicians
showed Lutte had been badly shaken
up and cut over the right eve but
not seriously hurt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
Red Ants, Saints
Scheduled Today

Two games within the next two
days is the schedule Red Irvine,
has outlined for his charges. Thurs
day afternoon they are carded to
tangle with the 81. Joseph Academy
aggregation and Friday San Benito's
junior high team II to furnish the
opposition.
The Thursday game viii probably
result in fireworks, according 70 the
coach. Both local teams have been
getting in a lot Of hard practice Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
Cardinals And
Locals to PLAY

The high school baseball season in
Cameron county W scheduled 70
come 70 a close Friday afternoon,
with Harrington tusseling with
Brownsville. and San Benit0 and La
Feria. the top and bottom champs,
crossing bats with each other.
Coach Frank Rubarth of the To-
Gals. is scheduled to take his boys
Ia the wigwam OF the Crimson Cards
for the fina! session. Brownsville
defeated HarlinEen in Il former con-
test and the locals arc optimist.
that the win will be repeated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
Junior Independents
Lick Grammar School

The junior high school Indepen-
dents, coached by Red Irvine. trim
med the grammar school nine BY a
score Of Z 20 : on the high school
diamond Wednesday afternoon. The
game was featured by heavy hitting
Of both teams.
The Independents are striving for a
game with a San Benito team and
have also arranged for a contest with
the regular junior high team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
SAY 1T WITH O

SOUTHAMPTON. England-Tirinr
OF ordinary popular names for flow
ers, W. +. Copeland. amateur horti-
culturist, named three new double
daffodils grape fruit" Scrambled
eggs and sugar and milk"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
FAMILY

FRANKFORT. Germany-A veal
thy merchant his daughters
after cities where he has vacationed.
Thus Bernina was named after a
visit ~ Berne, Veenezia for Venice,
And than Geneve.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03

late. with the Saints piling mp IN inn~
nressive string Of wins They took
TIE Red Ants over the jumps in \
r-re-season session and members cf
the squad are confident the dose can
~ repeated in u regular session.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03

TEXAS LEAGUE
WedneEday'g Result,

Houston 1. Dallas O.
Wichita Falls s. Waco 4.
Fort Worth 2. San Antonio /.
Beaumont s, Shreveport 2.
Thursdays Schedule
Houston at Dallas.
Beaumont at Shreveport.
Waco at Wichita Falls.
San Antonio al Fort Worth.
Standing of the Clubs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
LIVESTOCK OF TOMORROW

DULUTH-N. vi. Diamond. rein-
deer rancher. says reindeer will some
day rank with cattle and sheep NJ
meat animals in northern Minnesota
pastures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
Standing Of the Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

st. Louis z. Cleveland q.
Detroit Z. Chicago J..
Washington 2. New York 8.
Philadelphia Boston. rain.
Thursdays Schedule
Philadelphia at Boston.
Only rnmn srhndnlnd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03

GERMANS FAVOR AMERICA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Cerx
many's 1927 immigrants came to tho
limited States-45.S46 persons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

New York ?. Brooklyn 1.
Philadelphia 9, Boston 3.
Pittsburgh Q, Chicago 3.
Cincinnati S. st. Louis &.
Thursdays Schedule
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
HOW LEADERS
ARE STANDING

National
Batting: Grantham. Pirates, 1853.
Runs: Frisch. Cards, Is.
Runs batted I'M: Grantham, Pi-
rates. is.
Hits: r. Waner, Pirates; Purdy,
Reds. 26.
Doubles: Brown, Braves; Traynor,
Pirates, :.
Triples: Il. Waner. Pirates. 4.
Homers: Bissonette, Robins, (.
Stolen bases: Frisch. Cards. q.
Pitching; Blake, Cubs, won S
lost q.
American
Batting: kress. Browns, 400.
Runs: Ruth, Yanks. 20.
Runs batted in: Meusel, Yanks, 81.
Hits: j. Sewell. Indians, p.
Doubles: Meusel. Yanks. q.
Triples; Regain, Red Sox, A..
Homers: Ruth. Yanks. &.
Stolen bases: Barrett, White
Sox. =.
Pitching; Pennock, Yanks, won 4
lost o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03

Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Boston AZ Pittsburgh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
HANEs
College Com indfiors

YOUNG men everywhere are
enthusiastic about the new
HANEs College Combinations.
Pull-over shirts. fat-knit or
Swiss rib. Shorts e1pertly en-
ished for perfect st and COM
tort. Made Of broadeIotb,
heavy lean and fine checks.
Come 10 populsr eolored pip
sfripes and blazer stripes.
Freed iron Soc 10 81 per
garment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-03
American
1t Happens in the Best Regulated Families

YOU AIT TAG HAY EARLY ~
HOPES OF GET TING 4 Coop
-.IGATSESIGeP
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FLOATING SALMON
 CANNERY NEARING
 COMPLETION SOUTH
INTERNATIONAL PACKING CO VESSEL LEAVES SEATTLE
 ON MAY 25

The work of converting the steel steamship International into a float ing salmon cannery in Seattle ship yard is about completed and on May 25, Friday, the vessel is due to sail for Bristol Bay, carrying a crew of 75.
 The craft will be operated by her owner, the International Packing Co.,, of Seattle. which purchased her from the Shipping Board on the East coast recently. It was formerly the Lake Singara.
 When the International reaches Bristol Bay 75 Eskimo will be em- ployed as cannery workers and fish ermen in connection with her oper- ation, increasing her crew to 150 men. l Capt. W. c. .Ansell, formerly of the steamship Perry L. Snithers, of the NorthvSestarn Fisheries company, will command the International
 Dories, filled with salmon, will be lifted by winches to the raised deck of the floating cannery, where the fish will be dumped into a 1O0-ton bin. The salmon will be cleaned. placed in cans and moved on. small cars over track to four large re- torts the cans of fish will be cooled. by steam. After coming from the re-
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-22
DO YOU KNOW

That the American Legion Auxiliary in order to protect it's Memorial flow. CT the poppy from the inroads of com mercialism, adopted National Poppy program at the Fourth Annual Con vention in 1924 which eliminates the commercial poppy from the sales SUD- ply of the Auxiliary and that only poppies made by the needy and dis abled service men and women and by the Auxiliary units can be sold by the American Legion Auxiliary.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-22

torts the cans of fish will be coled, packed in cases and sent down spir- al conveyor to the hold of the ship where they will be slowed ready for the journey to Seattle. The labels will be placed after the ship arrives at Seattle.
 The machinery of the cannery will be driven by independent electric motors The ship will carry a com plete machine shop and material for replacements and repairs in the can nery plant The International will have two-line cannery, the most modern of the kind ever outfitted in Seattle. Her owners will specialize in red salmon.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-22
PASSED SEWARD BY

Yesterdays mail brought news that the U. s. Bureau of Fisheries vessel reached Kodiak on May 18th and will sail direct to False Pass which is to be her headquarters during the sum- rner. The Crane may come to Seward aometime during the season.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-22

The dredge steel unloaded from the freighter Panama required 20 flat cars most of which are still in the local yards enroute to the F. D. Co.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-22
DATE NOT SET YET

The date for the annual High school picnic has not as yet been definately set, although Thursday or Friday are considered and are the most logical of dates.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-22

The freighter Panama departed for the South early this morning after discharging 800 tons of dredge steel.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-22

William Corning. employe of the Alaska Railroad at Nenana, passed away last week.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-22

The vessels in port are Astrid. Mar ion, Celtic, Panama, Clara and Owl,
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Have your films develop ed and printed at Sylvia's.

Al meat ana nothing else in the Frye. Bruhn Meat Market.
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EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS

C. L. Lewis, retired Seattle lum- per King and capitalist, arrived at Dawson recently in company with his wife, and left again on the "teamer Yukon for Eagle. MT. Lew IS IS associated with Lee w. Steele. veteran Northern mining promoter and operator, in the Alaska Con- solidated Gold Corporation, of which MT. Steele is the general manager. Extensive operations are being undertaken by this company curing the present season at Dome and Chicken Creek, in the Ameri- can Fortymile.