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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
VETERANS SHOW
Way TO YOUTH
Older Players Win Out In
National Amateur Golf
Tourney

PEBBLE BEACH. Calf. Sept. g.
LFl-Youth has had It's fling In the
national amateur golf championship
or 1929. The battle OF Pebble Beach
in its semi-final stage today brought
together four OF the most seasoned
ar American campaigners. and 10 was
still a wide open fight among them
for the crown that a youthful
splurge knocked from the sandy
head Of Bobby Jones.
After brilliant third round tri-
umphs. this quartet OF the old guard
stepped out this morning with DR..
Oscar +. willing. the Portland. Ore.
dentist. meeting "a fellow Oregonian.
Henry Chandler Egan. champion Of
1904 and 1905. in the first 36-hole
match and Harrison r.. CJimmy)
Johnston of ST.. Paul. veteran tour
nament figure in 1914. meeting
Francis Ouimet. open champion in
1913.
The thatches OF all four have
fhinned or greyed. with the excep-
ton OF Johnston. whose youthful
appearance bellies the fact that he
Is well over 80 and a match PLAYER
Of long experience. Egan. title hold
er 25 years ago when a student az
Harvard. Is back i'm the limeiight-
at the age Of IS. a semi-finalist for
the first time since 1909. Willing.
nearly bald and 40. has campaiened
az home and abroad with distinc-
ton. Ouimet. long one OF the games
foremost figures. is around 90.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Lightweight Goes To
Kansas Civ Field

Departing from the pugilistic
desert created BY sorrel-topped Gov.
Dan Moody, Brooks Hooper. clever
San Antonio lightweight. who has
been visiting here with his uncle,
s. w. Brewer. left Thursday evening
for Kansas City.
Hooper. who dropped a "booed"
decision TO Kid Gilbert at Reynosa
Labor Day. was wired transporta-
ton by a friend or his who said
there was lots Of room for a good
lightweight around Kansas City.
Hooper has been chatting from
inaction while becalmed in the
Horse Latitudes or the ring-Texas.
Hooper's most notable achievement
In the Valley vas his draw achieved
with Battling Shaw III Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
H0RNSBY GUILTY OF ADDING PUNCH
THAT CUBS NEEDED TO WIN REMNANT
BY WILLIAM RIFT
Central Press Wr{tar

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Mr. Ro-
gers Hornsby. alias The Rajah. il
accused OF aiding and abetting and
CT being VI OF the prime instigators
OF q plot Of the Chicago Cubs "a
kidnap the National league pen
nant. last seen in possession Of the
~. Louis Cardinals. Mr.. Hornsby
takes the stand in his own defense:
Prosecuting Attorney: Your
name?"
Rogers Hornsby, second base
man"
Where and when were you born?"
In Winters, Texas. on April q,
Your cccupation?"
"A ball player. sometimes a base
ball manager. Sometimes both"
How long have you been a ball
player?"
Since 1914. / started with Dallas
II the Texas league. Then after a
couple Of seasons ! was sold to the
St. Louis Nationals"
rs 1t true that you Iabored for
the St. Louis Nationals from 1915
TO and including 1926. and. as play
er-manager. brought them their
first championship"
Yes. sir; il was like this"
Never mind that. Then what
did you do?"
Well. sir. I played with the New
York Giants year. managed the
Boston Braves the next ) and
this spring started playing with the
Chicago Cubs"
How long have you known of this
plot TO kidnap the pennant?"
We'll. Mr.. Mccarthy (he's our
manager) said something about it
when I joined the Cubs this spring
and since then I've noticed that all
Of the fellows had the same idea.
HIN! ! see. Is il true that your
hitting has given the Cubs the nee
eSsary punch to kidnap the pen
nant?"
"Well-er-you see. everybody on
our club has had a big hand in this
business
But isn't it true that you are
leading the Cubs in hitting. that
you are Of the first five hitters
in the National league and that
your average is around 1892"
"Yes. sir"
And isn't it true that by your
fielding and generalship in the in
field you have stabilized the Cubs
infield defense. thereby strengthen
ing greatly their one weak spot?"
"Well-er-goSh. I don't know
That's all. Your Honor, the
state rests it5 case"
His Honor. Judge B. 3. Fan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
YOUNGSTERS VIE WITH OLD
HEADS AS EAGLES PREPARE
FOR MOST STRENUOUS YEAR

swing over 70 guard. This combira-
ton would make the Eagle line "a
veteran outfit from end 10 end v.h
the exception of Bill Summers.
would materially bolster the forward
wall In the way OF reserve strength.
Davenport. Moore and q number of
others would he on the side lines to
take on the role OF relief men or
pinch hitters.
Grove at End
AT the opening of the season 10
was believed that Carroll Grove
would be used III the backfleid. How
ever, at present he b. back at his
old wing position. He has been show
Ing up well In practice and there 10
a possibility that he will remain AZ
end.
we have worked out nothing def
mite as yet, Coach Fessenden says
The team Is going through that
experimental stage that all elevens
experience during the early sea-
son. OF course We have Our eyes On
the veterans. but any OF the BOYS
that show uS the stuff Will be given
a chance. 7 notice the =" squad ~
working hard under Plato. They are
showing snap and spirit. That's
what we like. Next year they viii
move into the positions vacated hv
the "A" squad this season., Fesssn-
den said.
The teams went through a viEcr-
Gus session OF blocking and tackling
Thursday. O'Bryan. Summers ana
Bennett looked especially ant at this
line OF endeavor. O'Brvan continued
70 show the stuff that made him All
Valley center last season. Bennett
was stopping runners In fine form.
Lire Looks Good
Summers IL one on the likeliest
appearing gridders on the squad. He
Is getting lots of drive when he
comes ont nf the line from IA guard
position. Summers has the heft. is
fast. and has the aggressive TEN
permanent required of "A guard.
II now looks as THOUGH the Eagle
team will average around I65 pounds
10 the man and will DC n fast aEEre-
cation. They have a staunch for
ward wall. two fast. heavy ends. and
"a flock of fleet running backs who
can kick. pass or ram their way
through the line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
PIRATES SHAKE
RED jINX OFF
Take Second Win From Luz
cas-, Cincinnati Pitch
er, 10 to 5

Saa& &&2N
In a season that has seen their
championship hopes blown to the
four winds by injuries. the Pitts
burg Pirates at least car look with
pride upon the fact that they fl
nally have shaken the Lucas ink"
Ever since June. 1927, Pirate
teams have rolled over and played
dead whenever Red Lucas. star
pitcher Of the Cincinnati Reds. was
in the box against them. Last Sun
day, however. they managed to beat
the big red-head in a 12-inning
thriller. 9 to z. Yesterday they
demonstrated the Red ace no longer
can boast of his spell over them for
they trounced him. 10 to 5, in the
only National league game Of the
day.
Brame and Lloyd Waner led the
Pirate attack, the pitcher hitting a
home run, a double and a single.
and Waner a pair OF triples and
a single. All told. the Pirates got
II hits. Of which seven were for
extra bases. The victory placed
Pittsburgh y IL games behind the
chicago CUBS.
In the only American league
game Of the day, Cleveland
strengthened its hold on third place
by bouncing Detroit for a 40 loss,
in a game halted by rain after five
innings Of play. The Indians
pounded Phil Page for three runs
in the first inning, one more in the
fifth and then scored three III the
sixth only 10 see them washed out
Of the score box when rain caused
postPonement Of the game and the
score reverted to the fifth inning.
Ken Holloway held Detroit to two
hits. The victory enabled Cleve-
land to increase its margin over
fourth place st. Louis to 2 IL
games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
San Antonic Youths
In Junior Finals

SAN ANTONIO. Sept. g. up -
Two San Antonio youths. Edgar
O'Quinn and Lorraine Young. had
the Texas junior golf tournament all
TO themselves today for 36-hole
championship play.
O'Cuinn's last opponent was Dick
Gregg OF Houston. who fell 2 and 8.
while Young polished off the bril-
liant Edinburg player. J. Vernon
Dixon. 6 and 5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Wills, Castananos
To Fight In Mexico

MEXICO CITY, =ept. 6.-The
largest crowd that has witnessed a
fight here in years is expected to
attend the bout between Harry
Wills, the Black Panther" Of New
York, and Andres Castananos OF
Spain at the National stadium OF
Mexico City September Is. The
encounter will inaugurate Wills an
nounced intention 10 come back
One Of the preliminary bouts wIll
be between Hilario Martinez. the
S~paniard, who a month ago lost a
decision here TO Bert Colima OF
California, and David Velasco, for
the welterweight championship Of
Mexico.
Wills viii speno the week Of
September 8 in training here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
II Teachers Live
At Faculty Club

EDINBURG. Sept. 6.-Twenty-
seven teachers are living at the Ed
inburg School Faculty club. accord
Ing 20 Mrs. r. 8. Newman, matron.
Others are expected TO register
there within the next few days.
Many or the Edinburg teacher
taught or attended college. durin-
the summer. or vacationed at then
homes or summer resorts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Brownsville Coaches
Resemble Each OtheE

When the grid season opens,
Brownsville fans are going TO have
q hard time telling Coaches Doug"
Fessenden and "Cal" Surtees apart.
Both are blends Of about the
same physical build. and they af-
feet the same kind OF clothing on
the field. Both wear baseball caps.
AT half the distance Of the field
Brownsville fans are going 70 have
a hard time distinguishing between
the two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Says Rotary Code
War Preventative

TlE~IIIT ~
EDINBURG, Sept. 5.-A better
understanding Of peoples Of the
earth as expressed in the sixth OBJ
ject OF Rotary international, is the
surest preventative of war. Z. a
MDaniel, McAllen attorney, and
Rotarian, declared In his talk be-
fore the Edinburg Rotary club
Thursday.
Douglas Mackenzie, travelling
freight and passenger agent for >
p. lines: B. +. Farris. president G.
the Edinburg Securities company
and Lloyd =. Bloodworth. secretary
Of the Edinburg Chamber Of Com
merce. we're introduced rs new
members.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
s. Nj. u. Gets Prize
Football Luminary

DALLAS. Sept. 6.ZP-Southern
Methodist university plucked n Of
the states athletic prizes this week
when Truxton tShucksj Shaw. star
fullback Of Athens high school for
the last three years. enrolled IN the
freshman class.
Until Shaw was ruled ineligible
last year. the Athens eleven was one
or the most powerful in the state
and was picked by many 70 reach
the finals. A heated controversy
ragged about his status. His loss
wrecked the Hornets hopes.
It was learned here that Doc"
Sumner. lanky center of Athens ma
tional championship cage team. had
entered Texas Christian university
at Fort Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
San Benito Clash
OPENS Grid Season

BroWnsyIlle football teams VII
get their haptismal fire this season
in one-two fashion this year. The
first game will be between the
Brownsville junior college and San
Benito high school on Sept. 26.
on the following day the Browns
Vile Eagles will go to Harlingen for
their initial battle. This game Is
expected 10 be one Of the hottest
fought OF the year In the Valley.
l. elevens are being keyed to a
high pitch for this contest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Mexico Collegians
To Race Up Volcano

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 6.-An in
tercollegiate race to the summit Of
Ixtaccihuatl, one Of Mexico's most
treacherous volcanoes to ascend,
which has claimed the lives of
many ambitious mountain climbers,
has been scheduled for November 3.
Ixtaccihuatl, which is about So
miles from Mexico City. Is $4,000
feet high. Dangerous ice crevices
are a constant menace TO its climb
ers. The cold on the summit IS ex-
cessive, temperatures Of Is degrees
below zero being at times recorded.
Representatives Of the National
university. the school OF medicine.
the school of law. the school Of dem
istry. and the school of engineering.
all in Mexico City. are among those
expected to take part In the race.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Major League Leaders
Including games CT Sept. 81
tBy The Associated Press

10y Lac AS5OCllLeQ PrSSEb
National
Batting - Herman. Robins
ODoul, Phillies. 1872.
Runs-Hornsby. Cubs. l3l.
Runs batted in-Ott. Giants. l33
H.ts-O'Dcul. Phillies. 2lO.
Observation-Disclosures Robins. 48.
TripleS-L. Waner. Pirates. is.
Homers-Klein. Phillies. 81.
stolen baSes-Cuylsr. Cubs. 81.
Pltchlng-Bush. Cubs. won ia
lost 1.
American
Batting-Foxx. Athletics. .373.
~Runs-Gehringer. Tigres. us.
Runs batted in-5immons, Ath-
letics. lis.
Hits-Simmons. Athletics. 1877.
Doubles-ManUsh, Browns. He'll
mann. Tigers. 40.
Triples-Miller. Athletics; Forse-
ca. Indians. IA.
Homers-Ruth. Yanks. 10.
Stolen bases-Ge hringer Tigers
%.
Pitching-Grove. Athletics. wor
10, lost 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Dallas Youth Cops
Wichita Tourney

WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Sept. 8.
- Up Having fought his way
through a brilliant field Of veterans
and youthful stars. Gus Moreland
of Dallas today held the title in the
annual Wichita Falls golf and c,oun-
try club invitation tournament.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Skcet Club May Meet
Donna Team Sunday

The Brownsville Skeet club IS
making arrangements with the
Donna state team champions for a
shoot here Sunday. Il has been an
nounced by Frank Armstrong.
Efforts to get the Donna club
here last Sunday or rabor day fell
through.
The teams have met seven times
with the result that Brownsville
has won five times. In the last
competition. the local skeeters av-
eraged almost % IA birds per round
OF rs. This Is believed to be the
best competition team score ever
turned IN IN the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
ERNESTO QUARTZ
= = \
NEW ATHLETIC
\ Y
BUSINESS HEAD

Ernesto Duarte is the head
man IN this business manager
racket now. Ernesto watched over
the Brownsville high school Eagles
last season.
he has earned q promotion and
has been given two assistants. Bob
Goodrich Is the new business man
ager for the Eagles and Antonio
Barreda will hold this post with
the Junior College Scorpions.
Duarte will oversee al activities
Of this sort.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
GGHTS LAST
&1N1GHT&A

MILWAUKEE, - LOUIS New, Mil
waukee. and Fred Tompkins. Mil
waukee. drew go. Paul Paul Pan
taleo. Chicago. knocked out George
Myszke, Holland, Mich Cd.
DAVENPORT. Ia. - Cowboy Art
Dula. Oklahoma City, outpointed
Billie Brent. Baltimore d0).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06

With some go boys out ~cavorting
IN uniforms. the Brownsville high
school Eagles went through their
hardest workout Of the season
Thursday afternoon as they were
drilled in blocking and tackllng and
In fundamental plays to be used.
Still open minded as TO what his
first-string lineup viii be. Coach
FesSenden made several experiment
tai changes Thursday. Perez. half
back last year, was given a whirl
az center. while Bob O'Bryan was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06

NEW YORK-Have yoI explained
and deplaned yet? The next edi-
ton Of the new Standard dictionary
IS 70 recognize the words TO be as
legitimate as entrain and detrain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Sport
S1at1tS
ALAN cJ.6oULD

1ou hear mainly about Grove
and Walberg. the southpaw speed
ball stars. when anyone Is discuss
ing the pitching staff of the Athle-
tics. but II the House OF Mack
bucks into House OF Wrigley In the
forthcoming worlds series. it is not
unlikely that Old Jack Quinn and
Big George Earnshaw, right-hand-
ers. will take over a good share
Of the attempt to check the heavy
hitting Chicago array.
Along baseball alley. they think
the portside stuff or Grove and
Walberg will be soft for the Bust
in Bruins, most OF whom are right
handed hitters. With Wilson
Hornsby. Stephenson and Cuylel
UP in a row to swing from the star
board side. 1t Is anything from ar
encouraging prospect for a south
paw artist out there trying to hold
his own against q crew that has
been putting fast ones out of the
park all season.
Earnshaw. a nc-se for work, may
be Connie Mack's best bet, as
Stunning the Cubs furnish the op-
position. Big George got under
the wire with his 18th victory oil
the season we'll ahead OF Lefty
Grove, who had a sizeable start or
the right handler.
Quinn has put on another come
back after slipping earlier IN the
campaign. OLD Jack. the Mike Nc
Tlgue Of baseball, still has a lot O!
deception In his moist-A~ll delivery
He cans stand as much work as
EarnShaw but after p years in the
game and az the age OF 44-if the
record books are right-he can out
smart the best Of them.
The last time the Cubs and Az
mingled in the worlds series,
Mack used only two right-handers
to win Colby Jack Coombs wor
three games and Chief Bender got
an even break in the other two
played. Eddie Plank didn't get IN
TO action.
At the rate he has been going
this season. IL is difficult to see
how Eric Pedley, can fail TO wiz
a place on the new American pole
Big Four now taking shape In
anticipation OF a renewal Of the
International Cup series with
Great Britain next year.
Right nov the stocky Californian
Is one OF the most improved play
ers IN the galloping game. III
high-goal competition. he has turn.
ed In q number OF smashing per.
formances, adjusting himself skill.
fully 70 any one Of the first three
positions on the field. The ONLY
post he has not taken q whirl al
Is back but so long as Winston
Guest Is available. there i no neec
ior worry about that place in tho
American lineup.
Pedley was an international sub
stltute two years ago but he hac
Little chance then, with Stevenson
Webo and Milburn still III the game
Now these veterans are In the
background while the new Ameri.
can team Is being built around w,
one and only Tommy Hitchcock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06

1t now appears that Bob Sexton
broke an cupboard record in the 10
mile class e event at the Point
Isabel regatta. These figures arc
now being checked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06

The football sun IS hur6ling up
over the horizon with remarkable
agility. Valley teams are beginning
10 shape UP pretty well and the
coaches know their material by this
time. This coming week. schedules
Will be formed at a Valley-wide
meeting of coaches and officials at
Harrington. After that. 1t viii be only
a short time until the season actu-
ally gets under way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06

"A Americas Most
Beautiful $l.00 Ties for
Fall' have just been
received - and we're
getting more IN Every
day. The time To Sc
lect that first IL dozen
Is right nOwl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
300 VICTIMS OF
VOLCANO FOUND
People Killed BY Molten
Lava Or Asphyxiated
BY Gases

GUATEMALA CITY. Guatemala.
Nov. 8.-tP-Overwhelmed by mott
en- lava or s~uffocated by asphyxiat-
ing gases, scores Of the 800 or more
victims Of Mondays eruption Of
santa Maria volcano have been
found in their homes or along the
roads near FL Palmar where they
persisted.
The fun story of the disaster has
begun reaching Guatemala City
through relief workers who brought
aid 10 the thousands Of persons IN
the affected region. In all eight
coffee plantations were destroyed
and most Of their inhabitants kill
ed.
The bodies found In ruined homes
and along the roads give mute evil
dence OF the horror that had over
taken the population. Some Of the
dead had been caught in the fields
BY the molten stream OF lava while
others had been ashyxiated in their
barricaded homes.
One of the most tragic spots was
a grove of trees where fleeing in
habitants had sought refuge, some
Of them climbing into the highest
branches, only TO suffocate and
burn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08

ment's grade exhibit, and several
shippers that have come IN at the
last minute for space TO show their
packs. we are going to have the
largest array of citrus ever assem-
bled in the Valley. ! believe that
this feature alone will be worth
the visitors time at the Fair" ne
added.
With the putting in Of the Gov
ernment's exhibit, every phase OF
the citrus industry will be on dis
play. From the sour orange seeo
to the wrapped and packed boxes
ready to load into the waiting re-
~frigerator car. all will be shown.
Three-Day Event
The fair and rodeo is scheduled
for a three day event. November IL
IL and Is. The program calls for
day and night performances on eacn
Of the three days. The 1gion has
been untiring in its efforts to pro-
dtce a real exhibition and every
thing promises that the celebration
will be a success.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
Moody Asks Board to
Keen Loan Promise

AUSTIN, Nov. 8-tR = Governor
Moody today was waiting a reply TO
his telegram sent the federal farm
board at Washington calling on 1t
to make good its promise to lend
as high as 1885 cents a pound on
cotton f. o. B. Galveston.
Many Texas farmers. taking the
board at its word. stored their cot
ton with the intention Of applying
for a lean. he said. and now cotton
has gone down from SIS to $3.50 per
bale and was selling at less than
1875 cents a pound and the farmers
had learned the machinery for OBJ
tanning the loan had not been set
up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
Attorney Out to
Clean Up Met Carney

McCAMEY. Tex, Nov. 8-tP-
Citizens of McCamey looked to their
new district attorney. Edward Var
brough. today. for further develop
ments in his announced cleanup
campaign in Upton county.
In a statement. Yarbrough assert
cd that nearly every hotel and room
ing house in McCamey was q dis
orderly house, having as many
lewd women as guests. and some Of
them permitting bootleggers to sell
liquor in their places of business"
He also made charges against drug
stores dealing in liquor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
PROMISE BEST
HIDALCO FAIR
wight and Day Performan,
ces With Citrus Grade
Exhibit Feature

MISSION, Nov. 8-Starting al
4O:OO a. m. Armistice day with a
grand parade. the gates of the Hi
calgo County Fair and rodeo will
swing open on their eighth annual
celebration. Preliminary prepara-
tons are all completed and as the
starters whistle moves the long pro-
ceSsion every detail will have been
finished to present to the Valley
what the management promises &c
be the best in its history.
A last minute rush for booths and
space have taxed the capacity oil
the buildings and grounds. Every
available location has been filled
and several exhibitors have had "a
resort to tents to house their dis
plays. The grandstand. the rodec
pens and chutes are all in readiness
for the big rodeo.
Grade Exhibit
<. w. Ralstead, in charge Of the
citrus exhibit. announced today
with the addition Of the Govern
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-08
Norris On Duty In
Spite of Injuries

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8-H1-Al-
though suffering from injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident
Senator George w. Norris OF Ne
braska. today chung to his accustom-
ed place as an active leader OF the
emocratic-independent republican
coalition in its fight against the
proposed tariff bill. The Nebraskan
received injuries which he himself
described as painful but not SER
ious." when knocked to the ground
by an ~autcssobile late yesterday as
he was walking from the capitol 70
the senate office building.