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New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
SPORTS SUMMARY
By the Associated Press.
 Baseball

l By the Associated Press.
 Baseball New York Pirates beat Giants, 1 5-3; regain National league lead as | Cubs lose to Dodgers. Cleveland Ruth's injuries not serious, gets into game as pinch | batsman. | Boston Emil Fuchs denies re- | ported appointment of Rabbit Mar anville as manager of Braves. Tennis 1 Berlin - United States makes clean sweep of Davis cup interzone final with Germany; Tilden beats | Prem in straight sets; Hunter con- quers Moldenhauer after five sets. Newport - Yale-Harvard team bows to Oxford Cambridge, 15 matches to six. Brookline, Mass-John Doeg wins Longwood Bowl title. beating Fritz Mercur: J. Gilbert Hall and Mercur takes doubles crown: Ethel Burk- hardt, san Francisco, wins womeh's title.
  without incident in Metropolitan grass court championship.
 New Orleans Wilmer Hines, Columbia. g. C.. captures southern junior title. defeating Robert Bryan. Chattanooga, 9-7, S-6, 57, 6-4 n final round.
 Denver - Berkeley Bell captures singles championship of Colorado.
 Golf
 Long Beach - Wild Bill MehIhorn scored 6S on last round to win Met ropolitan open with 2SS, Whity Cox, Brooklyn. second,
 Denver - Mrs. o. s. Hill, Kansas City. successfully defends women's trans- Mississippi title, defeating Mar ion Turpie, New Orleans, l up at 37th.
 Rye. N. Y. - Mrs. Ruth Raymond. Baton Rouge. La. defeats Mrs. Hazel Martelle. Hartford, in final round of fomen's tournament at West chester Biltmore club.
 Buffalo - Chick Evans conquers Paul Hdye. 4 and ?, in final round of tournament at Country club of Buff falo.
 Belmont. Mass. Massachusetts amateur title again goes to Fred J. Wright, Jr.. who beats Emery Strat- ton. and 6.
 Groton. Conn. - Max Marston de feats Paul Haviand in final round of Shenecossett invitation tourna- ment.
 Racing
 Chicago - Misstep conquers great field in $2o,OOO added Arlington handicap. winner pays 10 l.
 New York - Yonkers handicap is won by distraction.
 Le Touquet. France - Pembroke owned by Jefferson Davis Cohn, cap lures Golden Arrow stakes.
 Track
 New York - Princeton-C Cornell team defeats Oxford Ca mbridgc, nine frsts to three. Frankfort on- Main. Germany = Berlin women's team betters world S record for 1000 meters relay. Times in 2.05 3-5. | Yachts Seaside Park. x. J. - Royal St. 1 Lawrence Yacht club captures first l half of international series with i Barnegat Bay Yacht Racing associa- ton, ? points to 19.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
303-WBI. SprinSfeld-990

5:00-Final closing stock markets s;25-Lost and found; positions
 wanted
 s:40-Rhythms
 6.00-Time: news bulletins 6:06-Bernardo Campagna, tenor ss:19-Weatherman; agricultural
 reports
 6:S0-Arch Aiders
 S:45-Camp information 6:50-Dinner music e:54-Temperature ls baseball
 scores. chimes
 7:00--Bert Loves orchestra T:50-Roxy's gang
 S:30-Concert orchestra s:00-Orchestra; recording artists s:SO-Organ. Arthur Clifton 10:00-Time; baseball scores 1n:06-Vitale Podolsky. Vio!inost 10:30-Sportogram 1n:55-Miller's orchestra 1t:00-Weatherman; news bulletin: 11:OS-Miller's orchestra 11:3O-Time
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
King Alfonso Leaves
 London After Visit

London, July 22 [P)-King Alfonso of Spain left for Madrid today by way of Paris after a visit of several l weeks here.
 Before leaving he visited Bucking- nam palace and baue farewell 10 Queen Mary. Among those seeing him off at the station were the Duke of Connalght lho Duke Of Glouces- ter, Princess Beatrice, and other notables.
 An impromptu reception was held in the royal waiting room of the Vic toria station. Hearty cheers were raised for his majesty as the train drew out and he remained standing in the door, waving good bye.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
Wife Bitterly Assails ex-Convict
 Who Escaped Chain Gang and
 Urges Board to Show No Mercy
Burns, Successful Magazine Publisher Exposed to Police By Woman He Scorned-Mate Says
 He Is Menace to Society"

and some associates were involved in an automobile raffle Tn New York after the war, then he tried to run a magazine there and failed, and that atterward he got into a political campaign, as a result Of which he was arrested and jumped bail, com ing to Georgia at the time.
 After his conviction and escape in this state. he worked as a strike breaker in Cincinnati and St. Louis. participating in a gun battle at the latter city in which tour men were killed. the affidavit said.
 War Record Discredited
 Burns war record was discredited
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
MONDAY
Eastern Daylight Saving Time
sO0-WTIC. Hartford-800

:20-Summary of programs; news bulletins
 e,S0-Emil Heimberger's trio 6:55-Baseball scores 7:00-Musical Mechanicians 7:30-The Revelers S:00-The Voice from NEG studios s:30-Gypsies from NEG studios e:SO-Family Party from NBC stu dios 10:3O-Floyd Gibbons-Headline Hunter from NBC studios 11:00-Theater organ 11:S0-News bulletins: weather re- port
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
379-WGY. Schenectady-.9O

379-WGY. Schenectady-.90 6:00-Stock reports: produce mar ket reports: news items 6:25-Baseball scores G:3O-Time; Sport talk by Tudor ArmeS
 6:35-Dinner music G:5S-F.ye health talk 1:lO-Conseryation talk 5:25-Baseball scores 7:$0-Radio Travelogue S:O0-The Voice from NEG studios S:20-Gypsies from NRC studios 9:30-FamiIy party from NEG studios tO:0o-I.et Is Join the Ladies. from NBC studios 10:&0-Floyd Gihbons-Headline Hunter from NEG studios 1l:O0-Yeoman of the Guards hy the National Grand Opera con- pany. from NEG studios
 226-WDRC. New Haren-i330 C:45-News; theator review; wealth. 1T report
 7.nO-Restaurant ensemble S:OO-Elfreda F., Noos. ] 3 minutes of pleaSGn'ries S:l5-Bill Huber's saXophone and banjo quartet 2:3o-Book Review-F,. F. Clarke S:45-Jack Waipo. Hawaiian gui- far
 g:oO-Paul Fuller and his Cardinals 4;30-Colonnade l0:0O-Weathe report
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
b DROWN IN BUDAPEST

Budapest July 22 tPI Fifteen persons were drowned in and around Budapest yesterday, among them Otto SZelky. heavyweight wrestler. The drownings occurred when half the population sought relief from the excessive heat by swimming in tho yanupe.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

7:O0 to 10:30-Same as WIZ William Penn orchestra l1:00-Same as WIZ I2:00-Wcather baseball scores
 oS3-WBAL, Baltimorc-i060 G:O0-SaIon music
 Charlottesville hour
 S:0O to 9:30-Same as WIZ 9:30-String quartet 1n:OO-Canada hour 1l:00-The PatterSons
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
331-WJAR. ProNidence-S90

:45-NeWs flashes 6:5O-Produce market report s:55-Weather report 7:OO-Samuel Silverman and his
 Rhode Island dance band ,:S0-Edward Keenan. tenor 7:55-Base ball scores S:00-The Voice from NBC studios s:30-Gypsies from NEG studios 9:$O-Family party from NEG
 studios 10: 0O-News flashes 10:S5-Basebal scores
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

Waldteufel's Espagna Waltz played by the orchestra which will also present Grleg's beautiful Wedding Day at Troldhaugen and Phones Twilight Reverie. The program wi;i be broadcast in the east at eight o'clock through Stations WEAF anl WTIC.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

! WTIC
 Le Reye, the beautiful aria from | Massenet's opera Manon. will be a 1 feature of the program that Grand l Opera concert is offering over Sta | lions of the CBS this evening at 8 o'clock. The opera Manon con- cerns Manon Lescaut, the young l country girl who has cloped with l Des GrieuX. a handsome young cavalier. After she is married, she realizes that he has not got enough money to satisfy her and she there fore plans to run off with someone else ani arranges for the abduction of Des GrieuX. These plans how ever. upset her, and if is while she is thinking over her perfidy that Des GrieuX enters and. to cheer hec up, sings a song about d dream he has had. It is this love song that will be heard on tonights program, and it will be sung by a tenor with the assistance of an orchestra.
 Other features of the prograri will consist of the overture 10 Ros sini's Italians in Algeria, a selection from Gounod's Faust and the Dance of the Comedians from Sme- tana's opera The Bartered Bride. WABC and WNAC will broadcast the program in the east.
 The Shogun, a comic opera in two acts, with music by Gustav Luders and a rolliclling book by Georg" Ade, will be produced with scora and dialogue by the National Light Opera Company over the NEG sys- tenn this evening at 10:15.
 The scenes of The Shogun are fill ed with a charming whimsicalitv and an eNtravagant spirit of bur lesque. William Henry Spangle, high pressure promoter from Iowa. drops into the imaginary Oriental kingdom of Kachoo, seeking a sec end hand but serViccable collection of ancestors. The natives are en- gagged in preparations for a human [ sacrifice. Omeme- Omi, widow of the deceased Shogun, is 10 be fed to the tigers, as are also Tee-to anl the Princess Huni- Bun because the DoWa2er lii-ralootn opposes the love match.
 The production of the Shogun will be heard over WIZ.
 M
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
42S-WIW. CinCinnati-700

3.S-NlIN tliltiunatl-'u 'uD h;30-Broadway Melodies 6:00-Mormon Tabernacle choir and organ from NEG studios 6:S0-Tive stock reports s:40-Concert Miniature 1;o0-Alvin Roehr's orchestra 1;30-The Automatics S;00-Baseball scores s:O5-Johnny Hamp's Kentucky Serenaders s:3O-Concert orchestra from NB( studios
 o:O0-Prof. kyrock s:15-Ye Olde lyme Singers 9:S0-The Burnt Corkers 10:o0-Cloud orchestra :00-Hamilton orchestra 11:3O-Mchael Hauers dance orch 12:00-Two on the Aisle 1;oo-Johnny Hamps Kentucky Serenaders
 1;3O-WLW, Three Versatile En- tertainers
 s:00-Sign off
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
39J-W,J/, New SDrk-.6O

395-WJI. New NOrk-16O 5:G0-Episodes in TraVel-Arthur J. WeStmyer
 5:15-TO be announced 5:%0-Summary of programs 5:&5-Reports; stock market clos ing prices and quotations; fnan- clal summary Of the day: cotton exchange closing prices and quo latiOns; state and federal agricul- tural reports
 Mormon Tabernacle choir and organ at Salt Lake City, Etah G:&o-Palais DOT orchestra 7:oo-Time; baseball scores 7:o5-Thc SOuth Sea Islanders 7;36-RoXy and his gang S.@6-COncert orchestra Ht00-Recording orchestra 9:&n-Southpaw sketch 'o.00-MOment Musical Edgewater Beach orcrcstra at Chicago 1 1 l,00-Slumber music 12.oO-Aviation weather 3OG-kDkA, East Pittsburgh-9SG t:Ho-Samc as WIZ G.30-Monday MeIOdists Baseball scores; chimes
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
349-WABC. New York-S60

3i9-WABC, New York-S60 k:O0-The MontrealerS
 5:3O-Closing market prices 5,45-Helen Nugent. Raymond
 Hunter and ensemble
 s:30-Duke Ellington's hand 7:0O-Glenn sisters and Henry Salt CT
 7:$0-Eincent Lopez and his orch Entertainers S:30-Heroes of Aviation 'fai a:o0-Internation hour :00-Black boys 10:30-The Melody chest v 00-Para mount orchestra -2 2:00-Time
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
nII-WNAC, BoSton-l2:40-

1lI-WNAC, BoSton-l2:40- 5:o0-Ted and his gang 5:45-The Legal stampers G:0O-Nacation Fancies 6:15-The Modernists C:45-The Nanquishers 7:oO-Time; the Lady of the Ivories 7:o5-Basebal scores; weatherman 7:l1-Amos n Andy 7:30-News flashes 7:30-Concert S:oO-Grand Opera concert. from CBS studios S:30-The Couricrs, from CBS studios
 9:00-Magazine hour, from CBS studios
 9:&O-lnited States Navy Band, from CBS studios 10;00-Black boys. from NBS StudloS 10:3O-Night Club Romance, from CBS studios 11:0o-Time; news flashes .1l:10-Paramoun orchestra, from CBS studios
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
528-WNYC New York-310

1<o-" ~ N w" ! oi ih~o'v b:45-Time; market high spots 5:50--Civil Service openings b:55-Milk at s9.60 Quart-Edith M. Philbin e,20-Elementarv German lessons ". H. Berlitz 6;40-AdvanCed German lessons V. H. Berlitz 7;00-Bellvue. Yorkville's Health Center-C. Christine Kinsman 7;10-Young and Walsh, banjo and piano
 7:25-lnformation for motorists; civic information 7:30-Time; police alarms T:S3-Basebal scores; tide tables 7:S5-A Geological Walk in Bronx Park-William T. Butler 1:50-The Pulse Of International Policy-Isidore Ginsburg Weather; time
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
422-WOR. Newark-1l0 0

S:00-Y. NJ. C. A. hour s:30-Incle Don
 e:O0-Time; Henry Moeller, tenor 6:15-Newscasting e:2o-Sports talk ights-Oliyer NJ. Saylol 6:40-John w. Green. pianist 6:50-This Week in Aviation-
 Sloan Taylor
 7:O0-Time; Montclair concert en-
 semble
 7:30-Saunders' Midshipmen S:00-Grand Opera concert S:30-The Couriers a:00-Magazine hour a:30-United States Navy band 10:00-To be announced n:30-Night Club Romance :00-Time: news bulletins; wea-
 ther report i1:05-Emil NaleZco, organist I1:30-Hotel Astor orhestra
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
34t-WENR. ChiragO-S70

s:O0-The Air Juniors
 S:15-The Farmers Farmer l2:00-The Music Parade I2;30-Mike and Herman i2:50-Studio gossip
 1:0O-DN Air Vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
W EI.l. EOStOn-

f:00-NacatiOn ensemble G:1J-SOng of the Flame G:3O-Nacation ensemble
 7:00--News despatcheS 7;10-Musical program
 7:3o-!rish Minstrels
 S:00-The Voice. from NBC studios S:30-Gypsies. from NBC studios 9:3O-Family Party, from NBC
 studios 10:O0-Musical program 1O:30-Night court II: Weather and flying forecast 1l:05-New despatches
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
3S9-WBBM. ChicagO-T7O

1.n0-Studio orchestra and MaXc church organ I:30--Dinner dance with TcrraC" Garden and College Inn orch. S;00-ConCert S:3n-Dance music a:00-Musical novelties a:30--Half hour with Chicago dance Orchestras 1O;00--Gems of music 10:30-Lew Louis and his Garden of Allah orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

45i-WEAF. New YOrIl-6G0 5:00-Fallon' orchestra 5:30--Jolly Bill and Jane 5;55-Summary of programs G;00-Sport talk by Thornton Fish CT
 G:10-Black and Gold orchestra Baseball scores 7:0O-At the Country Club 7:30-Ncw York to Tokio 7:45-CarOlinc Andrews, soprano; concert orchestra S:00-The Voice S:&O-Gypsies G;3O-t'amily party 10:30-Lost on the Saraha. by
 Floyd Gibbons 11:0O-Rudy Nallee and his Con necticut Yankees 12!O0-Bossert' s orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22
213-WPG. Atlantic City-l100

t'I- W VT. .NEI1IIFT' NT0N TVV S:0O-Basebal scores
 S:05-Shelburne dinner concert S;30-The Jolly Journalist S:45-Joe Boas and his accordion 9:00-PrincesS Anne academy lG:00-Benson' orchestra 10:30-Thc NagabOnds 11;00-Charles Dornberger and his
 orchestra 1:30-Frank Vinegar and his
 Pennsvlvanians 12:O0-Silver Slipper club orchestr; 12:30-Meyer Davis Casino orch.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-22

D-U- W .FT0-.Ns -NFN TVTN-O1V S:00-The Nation period
 S:30-Nassau orchestra
 9:00-T.abel council address 9:15-The AriStocrats 1O:0 O:00-Health talk l0;15-The JoneSes on Vacation 1o:30-ReCorlers: music :00-Music from the Bamboola orchestra l2;00-Nillage Grove Nut club
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
.PALMEZ BEATS
TIGERS TO 3
Aldape's Liner In Eleventh
Scores A. Garcia With
Winning Run

A screaming liner off Adalpe's
bat In the eleventh inning sent "A,
Garcia across the platter from Sec
ond to score the run that won As
for the Palmer Hat Makers over
the Tigers Sunday morning, put
ting them In line to claim the city
championship
The game was hard fought
throughout and was a hurting duel
between Salinas Of the Tigers and
Martinez. The former allowed only
five hits in the II innings and
struck out ii Hat Makers. Salinas
was q bit wild. however. walking
five. This proved the deciding point
in the duel. Wildness permitted A.
Garcia 10 get on in the 18th. He
stole second and was brought home
by Adalpes drive. Martinez hurled
a steady game. allowing only six
bingles-all singles-and issued
only one walk.
The work Of Aldape. Hat Makers
catcher. featured the game. He
was the only player to obtain a
pair OF blows.
A fair sized crowd was out TO W
the contest. despite the early hour
Of the morning at which 1t was
played.
Both teams. were defeated later
in the afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
TOday'SR Radio Features
MONDAY, JUNE ~
IRu The Associated PrcSs1

Programs in Central Standard time All time is P. NJ unless otherwfn
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4s4s-wEAF New Yok-so
6oo-Ben Pouacks Hotel Dance Orchestra-Also WAPI WSW
siso-world Today: wotan Toelner-Aso KSD WKY
6oo-Chorsters' Orchestra, Vaughn dc Leath-Also. WGY WWJ XIV KSD
VINO WISH KvoO WFAA KPRC WOAI wKY wsAI WTAM
et5o-Gypses orchestra-WGY WTAM WV VISA. WGE- KSD Voc wDAF
WDAF KsTP WTMJ wHAs WsM VINO WsB KPRC WoAI WKY
st3o-Empire- Builders, Glacier National Park Program-Aso WGY WTAM
KPRc woAi MkY Ws9 VIC WISE VIA sIr = "AAS
soo-Grand opera-wGY WSAI KSD woo WKY WFJC WEBc WBAP
Ofoo-Phl Spitalnys Dance Music Zone hour)-Aso WSM WKY WOW
ss45-WJz New York-76o
SEO-Roxy and Ht Gang. featuring Harold Van Duzee. Tenor-Aso KDRA
,WJR KwK WREN WsM MsB WHO'D We'll .wsMB WArI
7oo-6Tchsstra-Aso KDKA WIZ KYW KwK WREN WEBc KsTP WTMJ
55o-Real Folks skeeh-Aso KDKA WLw wJR KYw KwK WREN
s:3o-Larry Sy and His Dance orchetra-wJZ
soo-Slumber Music Hour; Ludwig LauriG.D Iector-Also KDRA
4223-WoR Nswark-7to
soo-Nuscal Vignettes "Enrand"-Aso wADC wGHP wAAO KNOX
KMBC kohl WHO WGL WISH
'''o-S 9gag5 Win HsGTy BgMg RqgglS Fl Rrqgzs~7 51co wA2c wKgc
1oc-Adventures OF Uncle Joe and Pat-Alo. WADC WKRC WGHP wMAQ
wGL KNOX KSIBC KOHL WsPD WIKI
wKRc wGfP wMAo VIGIL KNOX KNBc KOHL WsPD Wink
EEscctg1ll y SERGE Kotarsky. q Mathlde Hardng=Also- WADE wKRC
Eso-NEht- Club Romances-Aho WADE WKRC WGHP wMAo KNOX
KNBc KOHL WsPD Wink WCco WISH wFsM coo MINI
KWWG-voice of the Border
1850 X 600 Watts Brownsville
12:oO-12:lo D. m-Markets. weather and river reports
1910 1:00-Musical program.
400 4:20-Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from The
Brownsville Herald.
400 5:55-Musical program.
5:55- 6:00-World Bookman, radio feature.
500 9:00-Musical numbers, studio speciaNies.
TOMORROW Am
io:oo-l2:Oo noon-Request program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
SPRINT STARS
TO RUN TODAY
Claude Bracey Is Among
SPeedsters Competing In
Yankee Stadium

NEW YORK. June 17.-R-Geo.
Simpsons unofficial worlds record
Of 9 4-l0 seconds for the l00-yard
dash may be seriously threatened
at the Yankee stadium today.
A half dozen Of the c~ountry's
leading s~printers are entered in the
special invitation 100 at the twi-
light meet to be conducted at the
stadium by the Metropolitan asso-
citation A. "A. u. Booked TO run
in this event are Claude Bracey.
Rice institute flier, who was only a
foot behind Simpson when he ran
his great race; Eddie Tolan. negro
flash from the University of Michi-
gan; Karl Wildermuth. Of George
town. Intercollegiate champion at
the distance: Reginald Bowen, Uni
versity Of Pittsburgh. who runs in
all the sprints and holds the inter
collegiate 440 title; Jimmy Daley at
Holy Cross; Bob McAllister. the fly
ing cop. and Jimmy Quinn, Of the
New York "A. c.. another former
Holy Cross star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
Tigers Drop 1873
Game to Mission
In Eleven Innings

The Mission 5000 team. one Of
the fastest amateur mines In the
Valley. defeated the Tigers here
Sunday afternoon 1873 in eleven in
nings. The play was decidedly rag
ged with both teams committing
numerous errors.
A large crowd was on hand TO
see the game.
Chap and Flores hurled for the
Mission nine with Salinas and
Rocha pitching for the locals.
The Mission team came back in
their half Of the eleventh with a
rush that was not to be denied.
They ran three runs across before
the furry subsidized. The Tigers at
tack proved futile at their last in
ming.
The locals we're somewhat at a
disadvantage due to the fact that
they had played an eleven inning
game earlier in the day. losing to
the Hat Makers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
SALO SPURTS AHEAD FROM BEHIND TO WIN BUNION DERBY
Windy City Usurps
Clyde Van Dusen's
Place In Ratings

CHICAGO, June 17.-CP-The
claim Of Clyde Van Duzen to the
title of the best three-year-old of
the season. established by his vic
tory in the Kentucky Derby, has
dwindled. and Windy City. winner
Of the American derby Saturday.
has arisen to 9 position Of serious
consideration.
Clyde Van Duzen. son Of Man
OrWar, found the going too tough
In the American derby. at the
Washington park track. and he fin
,ished eighth in a field Of nine
horses. DR.. Freeland, winner Of
another major stake, the preak-
ness. could do no better than
fourth, while Naishapur only added
to his reputation as a great fin
Usher by taking second to Windy
City. African, M Of the hopes or
the East. was third.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17

nose out the tribe, 8 70 6. in the
second game OF their series yester-
day. Jim Lindsey set the pace
setting Steers down with seven hits
as the Bisons achieved their first
triumph in seven starts. 3 to 2.
Shreveport took q brace Of beat
ings from Beaumont yesterday z
to 6. and dropped out OF the irnne-
date running. Four games separ-
ated the clouting Sports from first
place today, the result Of five
straight defeats since they invaded
San Antonio last week.
Waco and Fort Worth opened the
current week deadlock for the other
first division berth. They split a
twin bill yesterday. the Cats win
ming. II to 9, behind Walkup IN
the first and yielding to CaldwelI's
curves. 8 to 5. in the second.
The present Wichita Falls lineup
stacks I'D AZ one of the hardest
hitting outfits seen in the Texas
league in years. Every man on the
club Is seeking the sphere at a
lively clip. and in their present
winning streak hits have run into
two figures in every game. Anoy
Messenger. San Antonio ace. was
sent in to stop the rampaeing men
Of galloway yesterday. but was
ierked under a rain Of blows ana
CHASER finished. Between them,
they gave up 10 hits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-17
.PALMEZ BEATEN
BY MATAMOROS
Locals Lose Hurting Duel
2-3 To Army Nine
Across River

The Matamoros army nine gave
warning that IL will have 90 be given
serious consideration In the amateur
ball chase Sunday afternoon when
1t defeated the Palmer Hat Makers
3 to 2. Earlier in the day the Hat
Makers practically clinched the
Brownsville city title by defeating
the Tigers AZ in an thinning duel.
The army nine put O team Of
strong individual players In the field
and turned in good work.
The game was q hillock tussle be-
tween Munos for the locals and
Mejia, for the Matamoros players.
Meiia. who played with the TIGERS
earlier IN the day. held the hat
Makers TO three bingles. Munos for
the Hatters doled out a stingy four
blows.
c. Garcia slapped out q home run
IN the fifth inning Of the locals.
Score by innings: R. H. K.
Matamoros . 002 900 0O1-3 4 3
Palmez ....... 600 OIL 600 9 I
The two teams will play m return
game next Sunday on the Palm
Courts diamond. The game IS called
for $3.50 p. m.