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 The Burritts received their game by the forfeit route when President Saunders awarded them a victory because the Tabs used Jaglowski. an ineligible player. in the box. The Tabs won the game on the playing field by 6-1. but their efforts proved to have been vain.
 Jaglowski held the sluggigng Eur ritts to three singles, two by Mickey Bucheri and one by Joe Luty. The Burritts, preparing for their game with the Falcons yesterday, with held both Johnny Rose and Bruno Kania from pitching duty and sent in Indoor" Grail. Grail did pretty fair job in this. his first start, but he couldn't win the game when his teammates fell down on the at- tack. and left him in the lurch. Grail scored the only Burritt sun himself.
 The Tabs made three unearned runs in the first inning on two passes and three bad errors by the Burritt infield. 4 single by Mo- Namara, Anastasio's double, and an error by Rose. Anastasio's single and Jaglowski's triple brought in the last run in the seventh.
 The only Burritt run was scored in the seventh. Grail walked and stole second and third. scoring on Bucheri's hit. Luty also singled and Si Budnich walked. but there wero two out at the time and Rose Tt to Bob Herdelin. who stepped on third for the final out. Again in the ninth the Burritts filled the bases with two away, but they fail- ed again when Gadomskt popped to Howard.
 Tommy Anastasio starred 1t the bat with . double and two singles, scoring three runs. He also drew . pass. but he failed on his last trip. when he filed out to Rose. Tho summary:
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All three first division teams scored victories in the City league Saturday afternoon as three pitchers reigned supreme and turned back trio of helplessly thrashing teams in fast games at Walnut Hill park. The West Ends kept their lead when Tommy Blanchard shut out the Cardinals by 7-0 and allowed only two of the scratchiest of scratch hits With bit of luck he would have pitched a hit game. The Pirates kept pace with them by handing the Rangers an 11-1 walloping and putt ting this team definitely out of the race. Carlson pitched great ball in this and had the Rangers shut out until u wild throw let in an unearn- ed run with two away in the ninth. In the third game the upstart Tabs scored a surprise win over the Burritts by 6-1. but the game was forfeited to the latter team because the winners used Jaglowski, an ineligible player, in the box. He had the Burritts at his mercy, but the 1 Tabs were at the mercy of the league president, Kenneth Saunders, who declared the game forfeited within a minute after the final out. West finds t, Cardinals 1
 Tommy Blanchard pitched his best | game Of a very good season and blanked the Cardinals with two fluke hits, barely missing perfect game. 1 The West Ends piled into Joe Reeds offerings for IA hits and half that many runs, concentrating their at- tack into two innings. The game was very snappy and speedy one, being played in an hour and 20 minutes.
 For three innings the two pitchers went along at an even gait. But Willie Wojack broke the ice by open- ing the fourth with . long double into the crowd in left field. the ground rules being all that held him from stretching his hit further. Milewski fumbled Cormier's ground CT and George Campbell scored Wojack with clean hit to left Smithwick flied to Salina for the first out. but Kelly sent two more runners ecampering over the plate by hitting past third for one base Daly kicked the ball and Kelly took second. keeping on to third when Daily finally retrieved the elusive sphere and threw to Milewski, who missed it. Blanchard flied out te Daily, Kelly scoring after the catch The bases were now empty again but Basil and Red" Campbell sen1 successive singles into left field and Sheehan scored Basil with . double to right. Reed threw out Wojack, uI for the second time, and ended tht spree after five runs had been scored
 The other two runs came on foul consecutive hits with two away tr the eighth. Blanchard started it witt a single to center and Basil doubled to right for his third hit of the afternoon. Red" Campbell whacket another hit to left and sheehar landed his fourth safe blow of thu game in the same district. Sheehar had a great day with the bat, get ting a double and three singles ii five tries. Basil. with A double and two singles. was runner-up in thil respect.
 The story of the Card attack 1. quickly told. With two out in tn. second Osborne stepped away from a fast ball and hit it with the end of his bat. The ball looped back o
 Sheehan and just barely fell be
 tween him and Cormier. In the thirt
New Britain herald., 1928-09-04

Through a victory over the Phoe-
 nix team in the Fraternal league
 Friday night, the Arcanums came up in the standing to nestle snugly in third place. The team won rom the Phoenix by the score of IF to 5. At the same time. the Tabs about clinched the pennant by defeating
 Lexington 3 to '.
 A postponed game is scheduled tonight between the Mechanics and Lexington and another is to be play ed tomorrow night between the Eagies and Arcanum.
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with two gone, Erickson sent | hops per to Red" Campbell. the ball tak- ing a mean bound and going through the fielder for another gift hit. That was all. For the next ak inntngs Blanchard turned the Cards back without . hit, the only two men who reached first being safe on errors.
 The Card outfield gave Reed great support. making IF putouts. Gill featured with long running catch off George Campbell in the fifth in- ming. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-09-04

A-BHtteU TUT 9EttIeIHtte III stH' Boston 900 505 O0O--! New York lO6 0l0 00x-S
 Two base hits: Robert son., Durocher 2. Gehrig 2, Rothrock. Williams, Rul1ng Home runs: Gehrig. Rothrock Struck out: By Heimaeh l, Ryan l. Ruling }. Hoyt 1.
 SECOND GAME) Boston 900 26l 0o1--4 New York 100 900 0Q.-3
New Britain herald., 1928-09-04
YANKEES ADVANCE AFTER
 LABOR DAY TWIN BILLS

Huggins' Crew Gets Even Break With Red Sox, But Athletics Lose Two to Senators - Cardinals Also Upset Twice by Reds While Giants and Pirates Are Cleaning Up Double Headers - White Sox Take Two From Tigers-Cleveland Indians Bow to the Browns.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-04

.-Batted for Carlson in sth. Chicago iVv V"a @ . Pittsburgh p-- w.
 Two ba se hits: Mcguire, Brickell. Home run, P. Waner. Struck out By kremer 2 Carlson l.
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Rzaa OF nA1a4s IN
CITY LEAGUE PACEMAKERS
 CAPTURE SATURDAY GAMES

Blanchard Allows Only Two F1uke Hits as West Ends Shut Out Cardinals - Carlson Holds Rangers at Bay and Pirates Win - Tabs Defeat Burritts But Game Is Forfeited to Losers Because of Use of In. eligible Player.
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Matted for Cnderhili in 9th
 Two base hits Harvel Janieson. Mo- Cfowan. Blue, Manush. Three base hits: Manush 2 Home run: McGowan. Struck out; By Chle l, Grant 2, Underhlll 7.
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FRAIERNAL LEAGUE

Ar,anum Team. Through Victory Over Phoenix, Jumps Into Third Place in Standing
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Totals g 6 10 q N-t3atted for Ehmke in Sth xx-- Batted for Powers in 9th. Philadelphia 900 900 0o1-l Washington Oo2 00l SOx-6
 Two base hits: Bluege. Goslin Judge. Cobb. Three base hit: Hadley. Struck out: By Hadley s. Ehmke l.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-11
CITIZENSOVER
COUNTY ASKED
TOBE IN MEET
All Territory Not In
Harlingen Distric t
Expected To Be In
cluded i'm Plans

Organization OF a navigation dis
trict IN Cameron county, to include
territory not now included in the
Arroyo Navigation district is 70 be
started az a meeting TO be held At
the Brownsville Chamber a Com
merce Tuesday night
The call for the meeting, which
will be attended by representatives
or the San Benito and La Feria dis
tricts. was issued by the Browns
Vile Chamber Of Commerce Tuesday
morning following the arrival IN
Brownsville from Houston OF Col.
Onel Thomas vi. Ball.
Invitations were extended tn all the
directors Of the Brownsville Chamber
Of Commerce. the city commission
TO the members ar the Brownsville
Real Estate Board, and TO any other
interested citizen.
The meeting will be presided ovel
by r. y. Creager. chairman Of ths
Valley port committee
Plans are expected 10 he discuss.
ed for cooperation with the govern
( ment in the development of 3razo.
island harbor project, for which :
bill calling for an appropriation oi
$l.000.000 with a maintenance fund
Of S150,000 annually is to be intro
duced in the short session Of con
gress in December. The measure
Continued on psRe twO.l
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BALLOUCH IS
CLASSB
ship IN YUMA
Rowland Expected To
Be Awarded Prize
Money AS Winner In
Class "A Contest

YUMA. Ariz. Sept. ll.-(Pl-E. II.
Ballough OF Chicago. driving toward
Los Angeles in Class B of the nation
al air races. led the field into Yuma
today in his Laird biplan. He ar
rived at 1904 a. M, followed by John
II. Wood Of Wausau, Wisconsin,in a
Waco biplane at 10:24:15- John Liv-
ingston of Aurora, ILL.,. in another
Waco, landed at 10:24:lS.
TUCSON, Ariz., Sept. 1i.-tPy-- +
r. BaIlough Of Chicago was the first
Glass b flier to reach the Tucson
municipal airport from FL Paso this
morning. He landed at S:05:06-
John Livingston, Monmouth, ILL.,
was second.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Sept. IL
--(P)-Konnedy Whyte. flying a
Moth plane, hoped off from the
field here at 9:1O o'clock this morn.
ing for the West in the international
air race from Windsor. Ont
He was one hour and II minutes
behind the other entry in the race
CONTINUED on page two.)
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CO.P.VICTOR
IN MAINE BY
over z TO |
Unprecedented Majori-
,ty Polied BY Repub-
lican Candidate in
Governor Race

PORTLAND. Me-. Sept. ll.--tP)--
Maine went republican IN the state
election yesterday more than two TO
one. The republican majority for
governor. which Senator Frederick
Hale said in a campaign speech must
20 over 10000 "or the rest Of the
country will say we have lost our
grip" was upwards Of $4,000.
This was the largest majority ever
given a candidate for governor in
Maine, the nearest approach being
the republican. margin of 65.346 in
1920. In the presidential election Of
1924 Coolidge carried the state by a
plurality of 96,476 over Davis and by
majority Of S5.094 over the COM
bined vote Of Davis and La Toilette.
Returns from 603 Of the 633 pre-
cincts in yesterdays election gave
For govrnor:
William I. Gardner (R) 144.659.
Edward G. Moran Jr. I'D 64,9S7.
For Senator:
Frederick Hale (R) 14i.746.
Herbert f. Holmes CD $500.
Except for one precinct in Portland
where split ballots delayed the count
ing. all the missing precincts we're
very small.
Congressman Carroll L. Beedy in
the first district. Wallace II. White,
CONTINUED on page e'ghtl
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HUBBY SPANKED
= = =
WITH "A SLIPPER
r. = ~
GIVEN FREEDOM

For a wife TO administer cor
poral punishment to a husband is
sufficient grounds for "A divorce
dcree was the decision OF Dis
trict Judge A. W. Cunningham In
divorce case brought from Har-
lingen.
The husband. plaintiff in the
suit, asserted that his wife chas-
tised him severely with a slipper
while his stepsons held him.
III couldn't get away, Judge the
plaintiff said "The boys were
nearly as large as I, and they
held me while she beat me-
According 70 the testimony in
the case. the plaintiff several
years ago married n widow witt
two sons nearly grown. All went
we'll until the wife developed a
propensity for beating him up
the sons assisting in that painful
operation.
"They wouldn't even give me n
chance 10 rum" the man COM
planned.
The court concluded that no
grown man should be subjected to
the indignity Of being "beat up
with a slipper. and granted the
request for a divorce.
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ISABEL
ELECTION TO
BECONTESTED
LaRoche Says Many
Illegal Votes Cast;
Hearing Expe cted d
Early Next Week

Alleging illegal voting and irregu.
Iarities in connection with the run
off primary election in the Point U.s.
abel voting precinct, Constant La
Roche, county commissioner, Monday
afternoon filed contest proceedings
against II. NJ. Pattee, certified candi-
date Of nomination for county com
missioner in Cameron county precinct
No. /, including Point Isabel and Los
Fresnos sections.
The law provides the defendant has
ten days in which to file an answer
70 the complaint, and that trial Of
the contest in the civil district court
be given precedence over all cases on
the docket. The case will probably
be called for trial next week by Dis
trict Judge A. NJ. Kent.
Saws Mexican Citizens Voted
IN his complaint the contestant al
leges that H. NJ. Pattee, certified as
the successful candidate, was not q
qualified voter in Precinct No. I. II
IS also alleged that IL persons who
are Mexican citizens were permitted
10 futts tNut lohE INdAb NFAACAo WA1
claimed exemption from military SER
vice as Mexican citizens. participant
ca in the Point Isabel election. and
that the votes Of 81 persons who did
not pay their own poll taxes were
polled in the run-off.
The charge Is also made that over
100 mutilated ballots were counted
for the successful candidate; that
over 100 ballots did not bear the
name Of the presiding officer and
we're not numbered as specified by
the election law. and requests the
court TO order the opening Of the
Point Isabel election boxes and count
the ballots.
The allegation is also made that 81
persons who were not qualified voters
Of Cameron county on January 4, 1897
were permitted 10 vote on illegal pol
tax receipts.
In the run-off primary the returns
Continued on page two)
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2 BROTHERS
FOUND SLAIN
Texans, rs and l9, Are
Beaten, Shot Near
Breckenridge

BRECKENRIDGE. Tex. Sept. IL
lPl-Lucius Shook, 26, and his
brother. Leon. 19, we're found dead
miles from here.
The two boys had been shot TO
death. the older brother twice
through the head and the younger
one once through the body. They
apparently had been dead for sew
eral DAYS.
Both bodies were badly bruised
and swollen from a beating. The
elder Shocks head was beat to a
pulp and his features hardly recog-
nizable. The bodies were taken to
Eastland. where a sister lives.
Lucius Shook had been working
on an oil lease Of the Braden Oil
company for several months His
younger brother had been visiting
him only a few days.
Officers had no clue to the slayer.
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RUTH'SHOMER
In EIGHTH Is
life SAVER
Gehrig Scores Ahead
Of Babe to Change
Defeat Into Victory
For New Workers

THE SCORE
Athletics .. 1000 100 00O-3; 2;
Yankees .... 900 600 l4x-5;7;l
THE BATTING ORDER
New York: Combs, center field:
K0enig. short stop: Gehrig, first
base; Ruth right field; Meusel, left
field; Lazerri, second base; Ben
cough, catcher; Johnson. pitcher.
Philadelphia: Bishop. second base;
Cochrane. center field; Simmons.
left field; Foxx. first base; Miller,
right field; Dykes, third base; Boley.
short stop; Grove, pitcher.
YANKEE STADIU M,
Sept. IL up The New
York Yankees trounced the
Philadelphia Athletics for
the third time by a score of
5 to 3 today. Over 10000
people saw the game in
which Grove, the star Ath-
letic lefthander, held the
Yanks helpless until the 8th
inning when a barrage of
hits, including a home run by
Babe Ruth, netted the YankS
four runs and the game.
First Inning Athletics
/. Bishop grounded out to Gehrig un-
assisted. Haas was hit by a pitched
ball. Haas scored on Cochrane' i
triple 20 left. Cochrane scored on
Simmons sacrifice fly to Combs
Gazella threw out Foxx at first. Two
runs, one hit. no errors.
First Inning Yankees
Combs singled 10 center. koenig
flied to Miller. Gehrig famed. Ruth
got a base on ball. Meusel flied out
10 Simmons. No runs, no hits, nc
errors.
Second Inning Athletics
Miller flied out 10 Combs. Dykes
lined out TO Lazzeri. Boley struck
out. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second Inning Yankees
Lazzeri struck out Gazella also
struck out. Bengough flied out to
Haas. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Third Inning Athletics
Grove Whitfield, Bishop singled into
right. Haas flied out 70 Combs
Johnson threw out Cochrane. NJ
runs, one hit, no erors.
Third Inning Yankees
Foxx took Johnson's foul ball
Bishop tossed out Combs. Koenip
got single TO short left. BoleS
threw out Gehrig, AZ first. No runs
one hit. no effors.
Fourth Inning. Athletics
Simmons flied out te Combs, Ga
zella juggled Foxx's grounder anc
the batter was safe.
Miller singled off Kocnig's glove
Dykes got a base on balls anC
the bags we're filled.
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and mother for having an interest in
something else. What in more, /
suspect you will be sweeter temper
ed and far more at peace with your
self and everyone else III you are not
pinned down too much to one place.
You see, as ] said in the first
place, this ever burning question Of
modern life depends en- a great many
factors. Some women are even over
burdened with the home. Some wom-
en- actually cannot carry the burdens
Of the home Some women are hap
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Is
LEADER when
BOLTERS QUIT
Love Named Chairman
Of Rump Conven-
ton; Confusion Pre-
cedes Break Up

FAIR PARK AUDITORIUM. Sept
1l.-tRt-The state democratic con-
vention split wide open five minutes
after il convened here today. The
anti-Smith forces quit the hall and
retired 10 the agricultural building
to hold their own convention. The
convention hall was in VA turmoil Tor
several minutes and one fist fight
broke out before the opponents of
Governor Smith left the hall.
The split occurred when Richard
+. Fleming of Houston. retiring sec
retary or the state executive commit
tee, read a report I'm which he re-
quesed that the anti-Smith delegates
from Dallas. Tarrant. Bosque. Harris,
Palo Pinto and Wichita counties be
left off the convention roster.
Former Governor Oscar Colquitt of
Dallas sprang ~ his feet. shouting:
let all good democrats retire
Confusion Reigns
Immediately there was wild confu-
sion. Throughout the auditorium
anti-Smithites arose and held banners
aloft. Some of. them read:
"All women are for Hoover"
aeiEht cocktails "A day with Alr full
dinner pail with Hoover"
The bolting delegates then started
for the exits amid turmoil. a. they
filed out they shouted back good
bye Tammany."
They we're answered with a roar
"get out republicans
Sam Johnson, delegate from Belton,
struck IN man whom he thought was
trying 10 wrench "A banner from IN
woman Of the anti-Smith forces. Ran
ger Captain Tom Hickman stopped
Johnson and escorted him from the
hall.
Practically every seat lin the audi
orium was filled when Chairman Will
cox called the meeting to order. The
Rev. Valentine Lee. of Dallas, pro-
nounced the invocation. He prayed
fer divine guidance for the conven-
ti0n, declaring "we need III I'm this
hour"
Love Bolter Chairman
Murrell Buckner, chairman of the
Dallas county executive committee,
elcomed the delegates 20 Dallas.
IA moment later the assemblaEe was
split asunder NJ Fleming took the
speakers stand.
Former State Senator Thomas B-
Love. of Dallas. one Of the original
leaders in the movement against the
nomination of Governor Smith. waS
elected temporary chairman of the
"bolting' forces a few minutes after
they had met in separate caucus.
He was nominated NV Alvin 81.
Moody Of Houston. recognized leader
Of the state anti-Smith forces.
Instead of meeting I'm the agricul-
tural hail as had been planned. the
anti-Smithites. about 500 i'm number.
held their convention nn the front
steps Of Fair Park auditoriu IN
Mrs. Josephine Collins of Dallas
was elected temporary chairman uf
the rump convention, also BY accla-
nation.
\ Senator Love addressed The boilers.
scoring the action Of the regulars in
forcing them from the regular con
vention and declaring. we have a
fight On our hands. We must organ.
ize."
Comittccs Named
Committees were named on pcrma-
Continued On page eight
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ENZIl
Il oaGoE

These rounded writers dislike con-
troversy of every sort and instinc-
lively avoid II. They love peace and
sometimes will obtain peace mt any
price. Sometimes il is so hard for
these rounded writers 70 face the
world that we find them leading the
most secluded Of lives. content with
anything which does not bring them
strife.
This is true only Of those whose
writing il extremely rounded and
who had very short bars.
Rounded writing which is not so
extreme expresses gentIeness. kind
liness and friendliness. Such peo-
pie are, so far as their moral ma
lures 30. just sweet good children
Who have the tenderest hearts In
the world
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Career and Happy Home Possible TO
This Woman, Handwriting Expert Says

possession. so much good sense and
sincerity and moderation i'm temper,
tells me you can carry the double re-
sponsibility without any difficulty
Some women cannot do this. 1T dis
tracts them to give attention to the
many problems which the wife and
mother must deal with. no matter
how much help she has. and then to
have to turn their ttention to some
outside job.
But you. with your liking for di-
versity, will be ali the better wife
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VOICHT HOLDS
Lead IN GOLF
Somerville OF Canada
Stays Second In
Amateur Meet

BURN COUNTRY CLUB NEW
TON, Sept. 1l.-tPl-George Noigi
Of New York continued his scnsa-
tional golf today in the national am
ateur golf championship, jumping in.
to the lead for the two days quail
flying test when he shot par 72 foI
his second round. His 36-hole total
Of 143 put him seven strokes ahead
OF his nearest rival, Ross Somervilie
Canadian champion.
NEWTON. Mass, Sept. ll.-tPl-
Qualifying scores, national amateur
golf championship, showing, respect
lively, yesterdays IL holes. today's
Is holes and the 36-hole total:
George n. Dunlap. Jr.- Maplewood
N. FL. T5-S1-156.
Arthur Sweet. Chicago, 9-S3-l62.
Continued on page eight
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MARLIN. Texs, Sept. ll--lFl-Be-
cause or the absence of important
witnesses the trial Of Yancy Story,
charged with robbery of the Krum
bank in Denton county. was contin-
ued today until January Il. next,
Storv's bond was fixed at $4,000.
Four absent witnesses we're fined
$50 each.