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When have my swing, or
"cut" as we call it, at q pitched
ball, 7 step out with my left foot
at an angle and in the direction
of the dugout on the third base
side. The batting StylistS say that
to have the correct timing and hit
all kinds Of pitching, a batter must
place his front foot on a direct
line with the rear foot.
That is, when the batter swings right
be on an imaginary line drawn from the
batters box through the pitchers
mound. The batsman who steps toward
the dugout is said to be putting his
foot in the water bucket"
When base ball was considerably
younger an old-fashioned water bucket
was always sitting in front Of the play
ers' bench. Hence the expression.
The experts labeled me "a sucker
for q curve ball" They argued that "a
be half-turned around, away from the
plate, 50 the wide hook OF good curve
bali pitcher would have me helpless.
Now I don't want to write about my
self too much. But think can say,
without seeming to be braggart, that
have been as successful hitting curves
as any other kind of pitching. have
my weakness and have my on days.
But any failure to hit successfully
can't be blamed on curves which flnd
me with my foot in the bucket"
Hornsby's Odd Stance.
Hornsby has a style as eccentric. II
I may use that word, as any nave
seen. Rogers stands as far away from
the plate and as near the rear OF the
batter's box as the white lines Will
There are certain pitchers who resort
to speed mainly, and who may be
hit more successfully by batSman
standing far away from the plate. But
the stylists I have watched usually
shift position to suit the pitchers known
mound characteristics.
TO illustrate, o form hitter once told
me that should crowd the plate and
stand well in front to hit q pitcher
who threw q spitball or depended lot
on good curves. In this way, he said,
I could hit splitter before 1t broke or
curve before it bent and dipped.
Also, am told that when Hornsby
first came up to the National League
they said he would be - sucker for q
curve ball" I don't know so mucn
about what's going on In the National
any batter who has q record such as
pitchers hard now and then.
shant recommend my stance at the
plate for boys just starting base ball. I
guees IL would be better for them to
copy what Is known as good form. But
hope my hitting through the re-
mainder Of this season and in the world
series, II I get q crack at Cub pitching,
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MINES CLASH TODAY
I. FOR LEAGUE HONORS

Dixie Pig A. G. and st. Josepl1's
A. G. mines will clash this afternoon
ct 3 o'clock on the North E1lipse dia-
mond in the final and deciding game
in the nag race Of the Capital City
UNLIMITED class) Base Ball League. Dixie
Pigs now hold o half-eame margin in
the pennant struggle, having won -
games and lost three to IL victories
against three defeats for st. Joseph's.
Lefty Stevens is expected to pitch for
Dixie Pig this afternoon. st. Joseph's
has five hurlers available, with ehaut
Taylor, right-hander, most likely to get
the assignment. The other pitchers
from whom q selection might be made
are Dick Hughes, Eddie Collihower, Joe
Freschi and Henry phipps.
Try.Me Aces are TO play two games
In the senior section Of the Capital
CITY League this afternoon, being
sctieduied to engage Brookland Boys
Club on the west Ellipse at o'clock
and Miller Furniture Go. on the East
EIlipse at o'clock. The Aces must
win both games to gain the second
series nag and the right to meet Mont.
rose, first.half victor, In o ree:garne
series for thssieasue championship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
alexandria Cells Determined
To Stop Naual Hospital Team

trants Is anticipated. The program has
not yet been completed.
Coaches "Rube" Hayman and mike"
Goldman will send their 81. Marys Gel.
tics through a stiff workout in Baggett's
Park tomorrow morning ut 1880 o'clock.
Team managers and oflcials of the
Alexandria City Duckpin Bowling
League will meet next Saturday night
at the Health Center Bowling Alleys to
complete plans for the fast approaching
Eligibility lists will be submitted and
q schedule drawn up. 1t is expected
that the league will open its campaign
early next month.
Guy Camden and Bill Wilson will drill
their Del Ray A. G. foot ballers on
Edward Duncan Field tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Lester McMenamin, former Alexan-
dria High School grid star, Is being
used at quarterback on the william and
Mary College varsity by Coach Bocock.
McMenanin has fully recovered from
the effects OF a knee operation which
ne underwent recently and is In fne
fettle. He played on the William and
Mary freshman eleven last Fall.
Marshall Baggett. another former
Alexandria High athlete, Is captain Of
the william and Mary College varsity
team this year and Is conducting the
Fall practice sessions Of his squad in
the absence Of the track coach, Scrap"
Chandler.
Iroquois A. c. will workout tomorrow
morning at 1890 on the Hayden Field
gridiron. Rosebud A. G. will drill there
at the same hour also.
Play in the Belle Haven Bowl tourna-
nent will begin at Belle Haven Country
Club next Saturday when the qualifica-
ton round to select 16 for match play
will be staged. The first round viii be
played the following day while the
second round will be completed by
September "A. The semi.flIfals are
scheduled for September 20 and the
finals for September 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

A LEXANDR1A, Va, September
n i4.-Faced with elimination
"A from consideration for the
4 a championship Of this section If
they drop tomorroW's contest
with the Naval Hospital nine Of WASH
ington, the St: Marys Celtics are pre-.
pared to put forth their best effort OF
the season when they meet the Sailors
in Baggett's Park at o'clock.
The Celtics have dropped two games
to Naval Hospital tossere In the flve-
game series between the two, and loss
tomorrow will bring the series to close,
while a Celtic victory will deadlock the
series and make necessary the NTH
game.
poppy pilot, will start either Lefty"
Hamilton or doc" Dreifus, both SOUTH
paws, on the mound, with Kidwell be-
hind the plate. Pete Ingram or Lefty"
Munson will twirl for the invaders, with
Hawk catching.
The amateur unlimited champion
ship of Alexandria and the immediate
vicinity will be settled tomorrow when
the Columbia Engine Company and
Virginia A. G. combinations meet in
combat on Hayden Field at o'clock.
The contest Is the third Of q series
In which both teams have COPIED one
game. The winner will be presented
with the Alexandria Gazette Trophy, o
handsome silver loving cup. Immediately
after the encounter has been COM
pleted.
Del Ray A. c. and the Cherrydale
A. C. of Cherrydale, Va, will stage
their second tussle Of the three-game
series for the Arlington County cham
pionship tomorrow afternoon at 8
us<l 80 in Dr.
tomac. Cherrydale won the first
Del Ray will go into the game with
out the aid Of Carlos Mccullough, one
Of It's outstanding stars. Mccullough
fell and broke his arm last Sunday
while playing for Del Ray against the
National Circles of washington.
Arlington County's two high schools,
George Mason IN Potomac and Wash
inRton.Lee at Ballston, will start foot
bali practice under their rev coaches
Tuesday for the impending campaign.
"Prex" Wilson, former William and
Mary College gridiron star, will coach
at George Mason this season, while
Carter Diffey, one Of the greatest quar-.
terbackS ever to wear the orange and
blue Of the University Of Virginia, Will
The two teams viii have two and
the same aims this Fall. Both hope
to capture the third athletic district
title and likewise the Arlington County
championship.
The municipal swimming pools will
close tomorrow afternoon, according TO
j. r. Wilson, supervisor Of pubic
recreation.
Formation of an e:ght-team bowling
league will be effected by the Poto-
mac Yard Athletic Association Mon
day afternoon at q meeting In the Of
fice of Robert M. Colvin. superintend-
ent of the Potomac railroad yards:
The meeting Is scheduled TOR 4:lo
pm.
Virginia A. q. gridmen viii practice
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock on the
Shipyard Field under Coach Wilson
Heavy scrinamage will make up the bet
ter part of the mornings workout.
Old Dominion Boat Club members
are displaying an unusual amount Of
interest In the clubs annual regatta
which will take place next Saturday
Aftsrnoon. and . record number OF en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
HAGERSTOWN WINNER
OF BLUE RIDGE FLAG

MARTIN5BURG, w. va.-The 1929
Blue Ridge League title went to Hagers-
town, Md, this afternoon when 1t de-
feated the local team, second half win
ner, in the sixth game of the play-oh
series IL to 4, making seven runs in the
tenth inning when the Martinsburg de-
Tense went to pieces.
Hagerstown took four games in the
series. The Marylanders now meet the
Chartered, Pa, team, winners OF the
Middle Atlantic play.on series with
Wheeling. The first game win be played
tomorrow in Cumberland, Md, neutral
territory. The teams then going to
Chartered for two games, then back to
Blue Ridge territory.
Fifteen hundred people saw the anal
struggle this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
SANDL0T DIAMOND
Trays ARE SCARCE
Base Ball Struggles Fading
as Gridiron Players
Take Fields.

w YrTH foot ball activity increas-
AZ ing there are not q great
wv many sandlot base ball
v games scheduled hereabout
today, but among them are
several OF more than usual interest.
In one of the most attractive games
Bill Flester's Georgetown A. C. and
District Fremen mines will clash at
o'clock on Friendship Field. Both
teams are leading contenders for the
unlimited class independent District
title.
Brooke Grubb's silver Spring Giants
will entertain the Brunswick nine,
champion of the Frederick County
League, at Silver Spring OF 3 o'clock.
A game scheduled between these teams
at Brunswick yesterday was rained out.
A.. B. Il w. Busmen will play host
to Hilltop A. c. at Arlington, Va, at
$3.50 o'clock. Hamilton Wesley, who
has pitched IS scoreless innings. will
hurl for the Hilltops, while Bonnie
Wormsley will pitch for the Busmen.
Sturdy Virginia rivals will clash at
Del Ray when Cherrydale A. G. and
Del Ray hook up at O'Clock.
Hyattsville All-stars will engage
dalesville. Md, nine at Riverdale Park
at ocock.
A game has been arranged between
Sherwood A. G. and Southern A. c. on
Rosedale playground at 3 o'clock. Sher-
wood players are to be on the grounds
at 8 O'Clock.
washington Red Sox claim the Dis
trict unlimited class sandlot title and
are willing to meet any team disputing
its claim In q series Of games. In the
case Of Georgetown A. c., the Sox are
ready to play one more game to de-
eide supremacy Of O series II desired.
Each team has beaten the other once
90 far this season.
Virginia White Sox will entertain
Arlington Fire Department tosSers at
Baileys Cross Roads, Va, at 3 o'clock.
Davis or Shay will pitch for the Sox
whose players are to report at 2 o'clock.
A game Is scheduled between Chevy
Chase Grays and Ballston, Va, toSSers
at 3 o'clock on the Chevy Chase play
ground.
Hess A. c. nine will visit Bryantown.
Md, to encounter the diamond COM
bination there at Q O'Clock. Hess play
ers are to meet at Eleventh street and
Virginia avenue southeast at 1880
O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
KLANSMEN AND FOxALL
MINES TO CLASH TODAY

Ku Klux KHAN nine, which is another
sturdy contender for the city unlimited
class independent diamond title, will
meet Foxall A. G. this afternoon at 3
o'clock on the Foxall diamond. Either
Wheeler or Young will pitch for the
klanSmen.
In its quest for city honors the Khan
nine will meet Washington Red Sox
next Sunday and Georgetown ct later
date.
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JEANES TOP HITTER
IN SOUTHERN LOOP

MEMPHIS, Tenn, September II (F).
The shouting and tunult over the
pennant race in the Southern Associa.
ton may be dying, but 1t is OF It's peak
over the batting battle.
Jim Poole has been dethroned, records
Of the leagues statisticians through
games Of Wednesday show, ana Tex
Jeares, Memphis out fielder, b perched
on top the list with an average OF .544
for players who have participated In az
least 100 games. Jeanes also mas
broken the leagues two-base record
with 40. -
Weis Of Birmingham, long the lead
er, was trailing Jeanes with .S3s,
BRAZIL, another Chick, was hitting .SSI,
while Poole had 1886. olsyer. Little
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CITES RECORDS OF BOTH
TO JUSTIFY ODD STYLES
Unorthodox Stance Used by Both, but Each Gets
Results-A's to Have No PRESERVES Alibis,
Asserts Mackmen's Smuggling Outielder.
BY AL SIMMONS,
tAthleties' outf,elder and Leading Run

Hornsby and
into the world series this Fall batting form would be knocked into
hitting of account when the CUBS and Athletics meet w
This thinking fairly
will chance bat in the classic. How successful
may be is something else.
But, my judgment, If Rog
1t will
would rockies
think you'll that fairly successful
orthodox.
wing about batting form because 1t is brought to at
tenton often. label
American League that be significant and spell
"Bucketfoot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
BOWIE, MT. RAINIER
MEET IN TITLE TILTS
Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, Sep

HYATTSv1LLE, Mo-, september IA.
Bowie Motor Co. and Mount Rainier
mines will clash tomorrow afternoon at
1880 o'clock in a double-header on the
Mount Rainier diamond, which propably
Georges County unlimited class base
ball title series. The Bowie team now
is in first place by half q game over
Mount Rainier. The latter, however,
has protested a recent contest with
Hyattsville, which ended in q tie.
Berwyn A. C. and Lantam will meet
at Berwyn and Capitol Heights Junior
order and Clinton A. @. will face at
Clinton In other series double bills to-
morrow, starting at 80 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
NEW HAVEN WILL KEEP
CLUB WEISS DECLARES

George Weiss, owner of the New
Haven club, says there isn't o chance
In the world Of that city losing Us East
ern League franchise
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mons Welcomes Prospective Batting Duel With Hornsby Fall
ALONG THE WATER FRO
BY CARRoL KLOTZBACH.

MOTHER the problem adequate provision
for the local and visiting boat enthusiasts solution
~ than before problem that yearly with the
creasng interest of the public in all types Of waercraf
sports.
The present existing anchorage ovecrowded and neceny
boatyads overlooking pac
well situated at take their
ships, let alone the increases that bound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

fayetteville All-Stars will engage
0alesville. Md, nine at Riverdale Park
at 3 o'cock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

Sturdy Virginia rivals will clash at
Del Ray when Cherrydale A. G. and
Del Ray hook up at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

A game has been arranged between
Sherwood A. G. and Southern A. c. on
Rosedale playground at 3 O'Clock. Sher-
wood players are to be on the grounds
at 3 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

Those interested in the development
of boats and boating should not fail to
visit the fine collection Of models at
the National Museum. Hundreds of
types are shown, the kyak of the Eski-
mo and Malay Prahu wing for interest
with the model of the Leviathan. the
field being thoroughly covered in every
reSpect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

w YrTH foot ball activity increas-
A/ ing there are not q great
wv many sandlot base ball
games scheduled hereabout
today, but among them are
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Cameron Courts

Liddell, addition, Harrington. Sic.
etc.
Pedro Bargain to David Lozano,
east one-half, lot s, block 4, tenth
addition, San Benito, $40, etc.
Anton Grabowski ct Tx. to George
Coates ct al, 1-796 acres out of east
31.02 acres, block 1866. Fresnos Land
& Irrigation Co., Share II, %, Es-
piritu Santo Grant, SO, etc.
r. H. and S. E. Behimer to VAL
ley Dew. Inc, south 5 acres Of north
20 acres, block 79, Wilson Tract.
subdivision, survey Is, 5000.
Valley Dew. Inc, to c. M. Schim-
mingehr. west 10 acres. block 80,
Wilson Tract subdivision, survey Is,
$1,000.
r. H. and S. E. Behimer to Valley
Dev. Inc, West 10 acres, block 80,
Wilson Tract subdivision, survey Is,
$40, etc.
r. E. Brooks to Mrs. Annie 3.
Pomeroy, north % acres, block 20,
Cantu tract. La Feria grant, $3.50.
Cameron County Lumber Co., to
Jennie L. McCandless, lots 1894
and 159-B, block Z, Avondale subdi-
vision. Harrington. $40, etc.
A. F. Parker to Frank Laidlaw.
west 20 acres, tract 81, Coast Land
Farms subdivision, Buena Vista
grant, SO, etc.
Richard Francis King, Hildur E.
King to Chas. Pulliam ct ux, lots %,
block "a, o. T. La Feria, $40. etc.
James McAdams to VIM. T.
Straight. ct ux. northeast IA acres,
block so, share 10, Ell Jardin sub
division. Espiritu Santo Grant. plat
4-39, SO, etc.
Los Ebanos Est, Inc. to Mrs. Ger
trude Faye Thompson, lot 18. block
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10, Los Ebanos addition, brownsville,
plat $40. $1,635.5O.
Anna M. Brooks to M. w. Cock
ran. south 6.55 acrs of a 12.6 acre
tract, block 81, shares 3. A, Concep-
cion de C~arricitos grant, $4,615.00.
Hidaigo County
F. B. Faris to w. C. Little. west 10
acres of south 80 acres of lot is,
section 236, Tex Mex, $40, etc.
Anna B. Burinian to Carroll Col
lege, lots 4. S. block s.. College
Heights subdivision, McAllen, $40,
etc.
James r. Page to C. I. Haven,
west 10 acres of lot Is, Sec. 236,
Tex Mex, SO, etc.
G. I. Haven to B. F. Farris, north
9.53 acres of lot Z, section 236, Tex
Mex. SO, etc. 6
James r. Page to G. I. Haven,
east 10 acres of west 20 acres of
south 80 acres of lot is, Sec. 236,
Tex Mex, $40, etc.
Louis and Katrina Anderson to
Sioux National Bank, lot 123 and
south one-half of lot i18, Holt tract.
$40, etc.
Mrs. May Kramer; ct vir to z. "A.
Mueller, lot LAB, containing 37.43
acres, S. Campacuas. $40, etc.
z. c. Alsmeyer to H. L. Alsmeyer.
north one-half of north one-half Of
lot 34-7, West addition, $40, etc.
Sioux National Bank, Sioux City,
Iowa, lot 123, Holt tract, $40. etc.
Clara Mable Heatly to E. M.
Boyd, east one-half Of lot IL. Sec.
$50, Tex Mex, 20 acres, $40, etc.
Fred Katzer, ct Tx to E. M. Boyd,
south 10 acres of north 20.03 acres
of block 201. La Blanca. $40, etc.
Mrs. Pearl Simmons to p. S. De-
vine, lot 1928, block 26, Pharr, $40,
etc.
Fred Ian France to Isaac Barrera,
lot, 80, block 5, Pharr, $40, etc.
Eric D.. Green to The Electric
Supply Co., lot Is, block Is, Mer-
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city and Is st II Jardin.
Blaine Newcom Of Tampico was
in town Wednesday.
Marcus Stevenson Is here from
Detroit.
w. G. Roland of Indianapolis is
visiting Monterrey
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Dennis Of
San Antonio are spending q day
or two at Ell Jardin.
w. r. Jenning Of Whiting is here.
Carl H. Graham spent Wednes-
day here, leaving Thursday morn
ing. His home is in Houston.
H. w. Plato and DIN Plato, both
OF Laredo, r at FL Jardin.
j. Fl. Price and J.. j. Stating are
here from Detroit.
r. s. and Mrs. Yarbrough Of Gal
weston r in the city.
A. c. Wiesbesch is here from
Waco.
A party from Miami, Fla, in
GLIDING G. u. SwinSon, g. ID. Wright,
r. E. Keeler, and G. Lorker, are
here for a few days and are at Ell
Jardin.
L. r. Reding of Oklahoma City
is registered at Ell Jardin.
Ben Tolbert of Dallas is again In
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Doherty
are here from Dallas.
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Suits filed in the district courts.
First National Bank of Harlingen
US. H. E. Baker ct Tx, Debt.
28TH DISTRICT COURT
Hon "A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No final orders.
103RD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. M. Kent, Judge
hoffman Heater Co. VS.. F. L. Gey;
settled and dismissed.
e. G. Tuseth VS.. C. A. and S. A
Nietert. Judgment.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge
Suits filed: Exparte Ophelia Ro-
urlguez, non compos mentis.
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge
No orders.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
None.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron County
J. Zarate to Guillerrno L. Esparza
north one-half lot 5, block A, City
san Benito, $40, etc.
a. Il. Black ct Tx to James-Dick-
pSon Farm Mortgage Co., north
49, acres of farm block 81, Es-
Erltu Santo Grant. FL Jardin SUBJ
uivision, plat Asa. share 80. $40, etc
Z. g. Couch. v. M. Sutphen tc
Z. 2. Harris. lots IT, 10, 19, 90, block
; lot 5, block II, Townsite Primera
SO. etc.
Dan and Ida M. Neil to Chas
a. and Mary L. Matthews, .95 acre
OF block 70: 3-92 acres. block II: Sc
acre, block rs, FL Jardin subdivision
share 10, 81. Espiritu Santo Grant
plat 4-39. SO, etc.
". S. and Jessie K. LidJell to J
Sam Wilson, lot %, block I, N. S
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cedes, $40, etc.
T. I. Chase to w. r. Hansen, 20
acres of southwest corner lot, lot 2,
block 278, Tex Mex, SO. etc.
j. B. Post to j. C. Wharton, east
Is acres of block 142, Hill Halbert,
$40, etc.
M. H. Murns to Geo. II. Walton,
east one-half of lot g., Sec. 235, Tex
Mex, $1,000.
Valley Cooperative Creamery to
p. s. Devine, lots 1882, block rs,
Pharr, $40, etc.
Fred e. Bennett, ct al to J. G.
Cisneros, lot 2, block 100, Dayidson's
addition, Mission, $40. etc.
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TYPIST lets MEDAL

MISSION, March ga sterling
silver medal, received from the
Remington Typewriting company is
a source of considerable pride to
Arcadia Guerra, who was presented
with this token because of his eff
ficiency, when he wrote an average
of A words a minute in a 15-min-
ute spec dteSt. This is a test sent
out by this company to be graded
by their own experts, and on &C
count of the young man being a
first year student is considered a
good average.
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PERSONALS

d. w. Rothensies Of Utica, N. Y,
came in Thursday morning, and is
located at the FL Jardin. MI. Ro-
thenSies has brought a number Of
land parties to the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Domoer are here
from Louisville.
Charles Celaya Of Rio Grande
City was expected to return to
Brownsville Thursday evening to
complete preparations for a trip
to Spain.
Jose F. Farias of Ell Paso is in the