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PIRATES BACK IN
 LEAD IN NATIONAL
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x-0ne out when winning run scored. I-Batted for Harper in Sth.
 zz--Ran for Seibold in Eth. St, Louis 0OO Oo0 @l0-3 Boston QUO Uo0 Ul3-4
 Two base hits: Bottomlcy, Ricbbourg. SisIer Three base hit; Gelbert. StrucE out: By Mitchell ', Seibold l.
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Red Lucas pitching and George kelly's triple in the eighth inning enabled Cincinnati to beat the Phil lies, s to 5.
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Louis Cardinals twice. 1 10 and 4 to 2. Bob smith held the Cards to
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Games Tomorrow

Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at Boston. Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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Lou Gehrig and Miller Higgins were put out Of the park as the Cleveland Indians knocked Waite Hoyt out of the box and beat the New York Yankees, to 4.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Newark "A Rochester 5-5. Reading 5-G, Buffalo 0-5. Montreal 6-l, Baltimore 3-4. Other clubs not SvhCdElcdD
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a return engagement with the West vile lndees. This will be the rubber game as each team has now won one game. The summary:
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Baseball Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Philadelphia 10, Detroit '.
 (11 innings).
 Cleveland 6, New York 1. St. Louis s, Washington ). Chicago 10, Boston 0.
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The Standing
Games Today

Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
 (Other clubs not scheduled eastern teams on way WcsD.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday Pittsburgh 5, New York 3. Brooklyn 5, Chicago 1. Cincinnati s, Philadelphia ,. Boston A. St. Louis 2-3.
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six hits in the first game and Lester Bell drove in four runs,
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z-Batted for Smythe in 9th
 Philadelphia 900 eos op0-5 Cincinnati VU0 u93 UJX-S
 Two base hits, Klein, Williams, Pit teuger Three base hits; Whitney. Gooch, Kelly. Struck out: By McGraw I, Lucas ?. Losing pitcher: Smythc.
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mpire Paul who was standing between first and second bases made d motion indicating that kania Was out and l\ania walked off the bag. l mpire Sautter, who was umpire li- chief ruled on the play and called him safe but when Kania walked off the bag after getting Paul'S decision he was touched out by Venture. long argument followed but Sau'- tcr's decision .ood
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The Standing
Games Today

Cleveland at Philadelphia.
 (Other clubs not scheduled eastern teams returning home).
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Ol the lcdilS entered III the pldy Oll . fdr the city championship will be held in the Herald office Tuesday, night following the Industrial league baseball game, The schedule com mittee will report and offer a list of games for the approval of the man. agers.
 The Falcons and the Senecas bat. tied it out yesterday in the first game of the series and the Falcons won.
 The Phantoms suffered their first defeat in the Junior City league Sat urday afternoon when they lost to the Golfers Tonight at 6 o'clock the Phantoms will battle the See quins.
 There will be no game between Landers and the American Paper Goods tonight in the 1ndustrlal league. This game was originally scheduled on July but it has been postponed again indefinitely.
 Tomorrow night, Stanley Rule plays Stanley Works in the Indus trial league. There will be plenty of excitement attendant on this game.
 A party of the members of the Burritt A. C. baseball team have gone to Canada for week. The party includes Stanley Budnich, manager of the team; stub Bud- nick, Si Novel, Pietryclli and Bartus. Bruno kania is enjoying few days stay in New York city.
 The agem between the Burri.ts and the Holy Cross in the Cry league for next Saturday, will be postponed because of this trip, ac cording 70 an announcement by Manager Budnick. The Junior City league game will be played at . o'clock on Diamond No. ?. The Col Hers and the Y. NJ. C. A. are schel- uled to play.
 Two games are being played in the Rotary Boys league today and two more will be played "Wednesday afternoon.
 The American Legion and Holy Cross Juniors will meet in the Jun- for City league Wednesday night.
 The American Paper Goods anl the New Britain Machine teams will meet in one of the two Industrial league games Thursday night. t'df- nirs and Corbins will meet in the other.
 There is plenty of baseball for the fans of the city during the com ing week.
 Because Joe kania looked at thn wrong umpire to learn whether he was out or safe at third base in the sixth inning of the Falcon Seneca game yesterday he was put ont whereas he had been called safe 3y the umpire in charge of the play.
 When Haber grounded to Cos grove, kania, who was on second started for third and appeared 10 have Cosgro>e's throw to the bag beaten.
 Umpire Paul who was standing between first and second bases made d motion indicating that kania Was
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Sam Gray won his 18th game of the season as the St. Louis Browns beat Washington s to ,.
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Two base hits; 1uband, Svhneder. Dohrowsk. nugas. Normandn Liberty. Home runs: Ecrlcston. !. Murphy. struck out: By Pechuk f. Scrilninger | Key holds ?.
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Game Next sunday

On next Sunday the Kensington club will journey to New Haven for
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COEBIN RED SON
AZ \ tN

Totals @9 y, IN l Canaan rlh ""n uoO-l Red SoX nHO "Oo oo"-n
 Two base hit: Baldwin. Three base hit: Burklaud. Struck out, By Benedict 1. by Burkland 9,
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Stuccas O0D 100 30-4 Burrltts 0O0 0f2 2x-S
 Two hasr hit: Stuh Budnick Three ln>r hits. kIatka. NrolI. Home run: Lujy. Struck out; By Hose ?, Woro- nsrk 2.
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Ted Lyons permitted but four hits and the Chicago White Sox beat the Boston Red SoX for the fourth straight time, 10 to O.
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The Phantoms suffered their first defeat in the Junior City league Sat urday afternoon when they lost to the Golfers. Tonight at 6 o'clock the Phdntoms will battle the See quins.
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Spe a king of Sports
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The second meeting of managers of the teams entered in the playoff fdr the city championship, will be held in the Herald office Tuesday, night following the Industrial league baseball game. The schedule com mittee will report and offer list Of games for the approval of the man. a gers .-.
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The Falcons and the Senecas bat tied it out yesterday in the first game of the series and the Falcons won.
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There will be no game between Ianders and the American Paper Goods tonight in the Industrial league. This game was originally scheduled on July 3 but it has been postponed again indefinitely.
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When Habcr grounded to Cos grove, kania, who was on second started for third and appeared 10 have CosgroNe's throw to the bag beaten.
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Tomorrow night, Stanley Rule plays Stanley Works in the Indus trial league. There will be plenty of excitement attendant on th!a game.
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A party of the members of the Burritt A. C. baseball team have gone to Canada for a week. The party includes Stanley BudnicH. manager of the team: stub Bua- nick, Si Novel, Pietryclli and Bartus Bruno kania is enjoying a few days stay in New York city.
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Guerra, Monterrey
Bout IS on Card at
Mercedes Tonight

seen continue. This bout was tor
rid while it lasted.
Another e~ight-rounder on the
card viii find Cowboy Brooks mix
ing things with Roy Wallace of San
Beniso. Brooks is building up quite
a following. Wallace should take a
flock Of San Bcnito partisans with
him to the ringside tonight.
Battling Swede of San Antonio
and Patsy Peck OF Mission are STAT
ed for eight rounds. Peck has not
fought for some time but did some
effective ring work here last year.
There will be a surprise six-round
opener also, Promoter Robinson an
nounceS.
Tickets reserved last night will be
good tonight.
The card gets under way at $50
%. n, at the Mercedes fight bowl.
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HOUSTON, May 14-tR)-G 8
~Sonnenberg. former football scar
and present heavyweight wrestling
champion of the world, revealed
here that he wise cracked" his way
into the mat game.
The remark that caused Sonnen-
berg TO be launched on the road to
the title was made in a gymnasium
at Providence. r.. T., in the fall OF
1927. while he was playing profess
sional football with the Providence
Steam Rollers. Gus was standing
in the back of the hall, watching
a preliminary bout and talking to
the promoter. He was asked how
ne liked the show.
Those birds are terrible" the flu
ture champ commented. "I1l bet ]
car throw either of them myself"
The promoter took him up on ii.
and Sonnenberg's teammates who
had heard the remark. would not let
him back out. He was matched in
a preliminary next week, and de-
cided to 60 through with 1t for the
sake OF appearances.
r. didn't know the first thine
7bcut wrestling Gus declared
Some FOLKS think I wrcstlcd III col
ieee. but 80 all r-o1r. 1rre s'rst
thing that sccu-red to III aftcl the
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TURF CLASSIC
MAY Be in MUD
Blue Larkspur Builds Conf
dence I'm Fans by Making
Good Time Monday

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 14.-P1-
With a sloppy. though hard-bot-
toned track prevailing at Churchill
Downs, indication that a heavy II
not muddy condition may continue
up to the running of the fifty-fifth
Kentucky derby Saturday. is at
tracing keen interest among horse
men here.
Blue Larkspur. Colonel Edward r.
Bradley's winter-book favorite. and
his stablemate. Bay Beauty. also en-
tered in the classic. dispelled all
doubts as to their ability to run in
the mud when they went the mile
route yesterday in impressive
fashion. Blue Larkspur negotiated
the quarter in "a 3-5 and the half in
SO rs. while Bay Beauty finished In
so AS.
Maishapur, Chicatte, Windy City
and Florhi were other candidates
who went various distances through
the slop in such a way as to increase
the confidence Of their hackers.
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COX'SAVERACE
SHRINKS BADLY
Snyder And Wetsel Crowd
ing Panther Star Closely
With Willow

DALLAS. May l4--tRt-Frank
Snyder. Houston manager. d
Dutch Wetsel, San Antonio outfield-
er. fattened their batting averages to
400 through games OF Thursday to
crowd Harmon Cox. Fort Worth
rookie sensation. for individual hon
ors In the Texas league. Cox lost
approximately 40 points during the
last week, his average dropping to
.4O6.
The 10 leading sluggers are: l..
Cox, Fort Worth .406: y. Snyder,
Houston, 400; Wetsel, San Antonio,
400: Blackerby, Waco, $50; Benton,
Wichita Falls, .371: Stapleton. Wich-
tia Falls, $50 Easterling. Beaumont,
1859; Cotelle. Houston, .357.
Whelan. Shreveport first sacker,
led in runs scored with rs, followed
by Martin. Houston, "A, and Ben
ton, Wichita Falls. and Sanguinet,
Waco, with % each. Harmon Cox
was ahead In total hits with AZ.
Benton had 40 ard Wetscl, So.
Two Waco clubbers. dominated the
homer race, Bob Eanguinet having
put q out or the lot and George
BLACKBERRY. O. Starr, Shreveport,
catcher. had 8.
Although he failed to add to his
string in the past week. Pepper Mar
tin OF Houston still was the leagues
leading base thief with 10. Ray
F1askhamper, Dallas. last years
leader. had six. Pete Turgeon
Wichita Falls. and Eddie Moore,
Fort Worth. had pilfered five each
Earl Caldwell, with six straight VIC
tories TO his credit. was the leagues
outstanding pitcher. Jim Lindsey OF
Houston had won five out OF six
rand was tied with Wiltse Of Wich-
ita Falls in strikeouts registered,
each with 2T.
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sports
OFORUM

It's a nip and touck race between
Waco and Houston now for the
Texas league leadership. II looked
az though 1t would be Houston for
q top berth when the two clubs met
in the series opener III Waco lest
Saturday. But the sliding pupils OF
Derrill Pratt came through with a
splendid exhibition Of baseball and
as a result they are still the leaders
after taking the Buff series.
An interesting fact about the
scoring in the Texas league last
week. For seven days ending Sun
day, San Antonio scored more
runs than any other OF the seven
remaining clubs. And to make II
more they scored more than any
team in the National and ATcri-
can leagues.
The Indians gathered n total OF
IS runs over the seven-day period.
Fort Worth and Beaumont each ac-
CURED totals of SIS. It's peculiar that
cellar clubs are the ones that make
more runs. From that it appears
that more runs does not account for
more games chalked up in the win
column.
. IL was our prediction that four
records would be shattered I'm the
Southwestern conference meet.
We missed IL me-, ms only three
new marks was set. We picked
Bracey to lower the century but
a brisk wind kept him from doing
II.
Floyd or the Texas Aggies came
through as expected in the javelin
throw and likewise did Leo Baldwin
in the discus.
But three records that were
broken were I'm the discus, javelin
and broad jump. All were on the
field. Too much wind for the Gin
der artists.
Floyd. with a sensational throw
Of 204 feet. 4 IL inches with the
javeiin lowered the mark 10 feet.
IL 1-2 inches. The former record
OF 1913 feet was set by DIETRICH, Tex
as "A. x M, in 1926.
Tossing the discus 153 feet. 4
inches, Leo Baldwin, big Longhorn
star, rung mp a new mark. He low
cred his own record which he set
last year. His old mark was IA
feet, A 1-2 inches.
The other broken record came as
a result Of Farmers leap OF % feet.
10 inches In the broad jump. Smith
or Texas university set the old c
ord or % feet, 8 IL inches a year
ago.
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FIGHTS LAST
&1N

NEW York;. O.. Phil Kaplan,
Newark. outpointed Babe McCor-
gary. Oklahoma middleweight, ti0).
Mike McTigue, outpontied Paul
Hoffman, d0).
TORONTO. - Albert Frenchv)
Belanger. stopped Johnny Hill.
Montreal. Canadian flyweight cham
piOn. 90 -(title).
KANSAS CITY-Babe Stribling
outpointed Joe Trabon, Kansas City,
Q0).
MEMPHIS-Charlie Feraci. New
Orleans. outpointed Alex Simms.
Cleveland. t8).
NEW ORLEANS.-Manuel Quin-
tero, Tampa, stopped Tommy
O'Brien. Milwaukee, (5l.
COLUMBUS. O.-Mike ODowd.
Columbus. outpointed Willie Michel.
Belgium. (10).
WASHINGTON. Pa.-Tony Her
rerra, Chicago. knocked out Ray
Newton. Mansfield. O.. 90.
HURON. >. D.-Jack Lamson-
Ceatur. Nebr.. knocked out Jack
Osman, IrOquois, s. d., 90.
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"4a~A hc y ~ games ana
lost III, Uhle slid back in alarming
fashion. He won only eight games
against nine defeats in 1927 and
only IL against II reverses last sea-
son. Cleveland officials traded him
TO Detroit during the winter for Ken
Holloway and Jackie Tavener.
Under Buck Harris soothing in
fluence at Detroit, Uhle has come
back with a bang this year. Beat
Ing the Philadelphia Athletics. S to
3. yesterday Uhle chalked up his
sixth victory without a defeat, the
best record in either major league.
Despite their defeat the Athletics
held on to a tie for first place for
the Yankees obligingly lost their
third straight. this time to Cleveland
by q 4 to 3 count.
Behind fine pitching by Danny
MacFayden, the Boston Red Sox
punched three hits off Grady ADJ
kins in the fourth inning to down
the Chicago White Sox, 2 to I.
Rain washed out the st. Louis
Washington game.
In the National league the Chi
cago Cubs bounced back into first
place with a 6 to 4 triumph over
the Boston Braves while the lowly
Phillies we're beating the St. Louis
Cardinals, 10 to 9.
At New York. John McGraw'S
Giants were BANKED by Dolf Luque
and the Cincinnati Reds and drop
ped into seventh place in the stand
ing.
Pittsburgh clouted four Brooklyn
pitchers for 10 hits and an easy
IL to 4 decision and thereby moved
IN into a tie with Boston for third
place.
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Pyle's Bunioncers
Have Only 24-Mile
Run I'D Make To-Day

BREczESrocoE 10y e. IS
e q pv,r,~ hrnrnr-n 49, 80
urfr m nA-mslr Nnumh ANY, Mnmm Nhm
-
c~rcSs-culnlzT race.
EeEbcrt ilecrman 49, Nem YEA
thr Grand uAa rnan mr th~ MnrAw.
tGrh wtth hNW rmmmmWm -
500 @
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YANKEE CHAMP
BEATS BRYANT
Glenna Collett Advances To
Third Round Of British
Golf Tournament

ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. May IA.
-tP-Glenna Collett. American
champion. advanced to the third
round Of the British Women's golf
championship today by defeating
Miss Maude Bryant, OF the Ashford
Manor club. near London. 3 and 2.
In the third round tomorrow Miss
Collett will meet Beryl Brown of
Formby. a former semi-finalist in
the English native championship.
Marion Hollins, former American
champion. defeated Miss II. Ramsay.
a Northumberland player, four and
three.
Joyce Wethered. British star.
thrice winner Of the championship.
crushed Mrs. d.. @. Madill under q
score OF eight and seven
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NCpeclal 20 Inc Herald
MERCEDES. May i4-But be
there tonight. or miss q treat.
More explicitly. Jupe Pluvius, mis-
chevious water boy Of the Gods.
doused Promoter AL Robinson's ring
Monday night. thereby causing what
was expected to be one Of the best
fight cards to be held here in 5cme
time, to be postponed.
Al has added another fight. how
ever, that should repay fans fo-
their disappointment last night. It's
that long heralded Kid Monterrey
Kid Guerra grudge fight. Monter-
rey and Guerra are scheduled to 60
eight rounds in a semi-final. This
bout was signed up last night short
ly after the card had been rained
out. This bout Is a natural that
Valley fans have been waiting long
to see.
The sequel to the Ruiz-Shaw foul
will be on tap in the 1o-round main
event. These boys were setting a
merry clip recently in the Mercedes
ring when a foul by Ruiz halted a
bout that fans would liked to have
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Inc not 1lGnL hDlAtul
and Waco for the pinnacls and var
ious and sundry other matters mas
have caused the average fan &C.
overlook the spectacular squirt puE
on BY the Tribe I'm the last frFf.
night.
Yesterday. while half Of the lea
que enjoyed a holiday DUE 20 rain
and wet grounds. Pat Newrnns
hustling club fought the Fort
Worth Cats TO n frazzle IN their
series opener In the Panther CITY
and emerged with n 4 20 2 de-
cision efter 70 innings ar uphill
going.
The victory. believe II nr rot. was
San Antonio's eleventh IN is Iavs
IS games. In those IS games th-
Indians have met five rival clubs
and only one. Shreveport. vas ahIr
to win its series. Wichita FnYir
and Dallas each have lost thrIr
last three starts with the emhat.
tied down-staters.
Beaumont was batted Al Nttrr
deeper into the cellar wv she ~
las Steers. who won The onrrrr
OF a long home stay. 9 20 5 tn.
victory. coming on ton an tun 49,
ieats by Shreveport Sunday nrrw-
vented the Steers dropping Intn
the cellar.
waiter Newman. former Dallas
nurief. saw a well pitched game rrt
away from him when hir forr,rr-
mates fell on him for seven rTnr
IN the eighth inning after ~ had
banked them for the first seven
Ram prevented the Houston Buff
ana Shreveport playing their series
inaugural at the Louisiana city. nnh
wet grounds greeted the lendIn
Waco Cubs on their first visit ~
Wichita Fails.
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Ell JARDIN HI A
RIO N BOYS Cd

El Jardin high school closed its
baseball season Monday afternoon
with a 6 to 3 victory over Rio Hondo.
Lesser pitched beautiful baseball for
the Ell Jardin aggregation. allowing
only seven hits and striking out Is
batters.
McAllister. Haney and Haughting
were the Rio Hondo batteries. Less
CT and G. Vickers we're the big guns
for the victOrs.
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Gus Wise Cracked His
Way Into the Ring Game

bell rang was to tackle my opponent
as I would in a football game. /
hit him for q couple of times and
he rolled over. 1t lasted 80 seconds"
After that Sonnenberg didn't have
q chance to evade the mat game He
treated two opponents In a similar
manner and within a month was the
feature attraction. When he met
Stranger Lewis for the world cham
pionship his tactics were equally
successful.
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OK COWAN TO FINISH
CAREER AT SUI ROSS

ALPINE, May 14-tF-W. ID.
COX" Cowan, Sui Ross normaPs
most noted gridiron star. will make
his last appearance in a collegiate
game when the Loboes meet Sim
mons university OF Abilene in a
spring practice title here Monday.
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~ MS con1fhark cmwnmfrm nnra NMna
niEht when IT, hrtuntnM Ism MmAnmm
MlrE Utica. N NV.
The meeting wMM in tAnn mntMrm nH
"A @1tlarirw cf acrmufH. Etrrnner. hnW-
ing forfeited q watrh e. NaffRwHn
~ Boston. Mran mneMn ara
&tnrhrr Tent tMm fArm# fmNN ANYWAY NN
minutes rf rM=tAnHlh ~KFMmnAAnM maH
tnrk thr neat tMn m HluaFH mHATW
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JOE STECHER HANDS
MALCEWICZ DEFEAT

TULSA, Okla, May l4-F-Joe
Stecher. former holder az tire
worlds heavyweight wrestling crown.
took an apreciativr stride forward
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Indians Haze Laugh
On Experts; Take II
Of Last IS Tuss[es
BY GAYLE TALBOT. IN
Associated Pres Mnmrta MrAAnF

In view OF the dizzy manner ln which Texas hague E4Mmn hAWm mmmA
performing OF late. II IN bad taste to wax enthusiasts nAnut nmy m thmA
1t Is impossible Longer. however. 70 refrain frum cmktnz . trw uw4
chosen words about the san Antonio Indiana anctner cuif4 fMA &m 80
Waco Cubs. appears determined 60 cunfound HR r-AA
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Gnna ne BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION a1za
Uhle Chalks Up 9th
Straight to Defeat
Philadelphia 5 to 3
BY HERBERT w. BAKER

you don't believe the old saw about the benefits Of a change In
s1enery. consider the case Of George Uhe. now throwing up rghthand
saants Tor Buck Harris Detroit Tigers.
E1 ten years Uhle did all his work for the Cleveland Indians and very
- ~ ~ for the first eight Of them After a sensational season
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Mondays Games

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Memphis 2. Atlanta 3.
Little Rock 2. Birmingham v.
Nashville q, Mobile Y.
Chattanooga 2, New Orleans 7.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
WESTERN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville a. ST. Paul o.
Indianapolis n. Minneapolis o.
Columbus at Kansas City, rain
Toledo O, Milwaukee o.
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OF THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Mondays Games

UAIIaH o. beduLluut .
San Antonio 4. Fort Worth B.
-Waco-HOuston, wet grounds
wichita Falls-Shrevepcrt. rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mondays Games

Chicago 3, BoStOn =.
Cincinnati z. New York 0.
Pittsburgh II. Brooklyn 4.
Philadelphia 10. st. Louis Q.
Gfaudfuw M the Climbs
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The other broken record came as
a result of Farmers leap OF q feet.
10 inches In the broad jump. Smith
or Texas university set the old c
ord or % feet, 8 IL inches a year
ago.