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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-12
DEMPSEY ADVOCATES SUPREME BOXING GAME E
Boston Teams
Home, Gre
By Cold Chills

BOSTON, April 12.-(P)-Bos-
toms two major league ball teams
were given a cold reception when
they got back to their home city.
There was snow on the ground
n the suburbs and cold chills
playing around Fenway park and
Braves field.
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MOUND CITY SERIES
STARTS SATURDAY

ST. LOUIS, April 12.-P-Back
home with a practice scheduled for
today and the city series opening
tomorrow, Manager Billy South
worth was confident over the
chances Of the st. Louis Cardinals.
He said he was especially pleased
with Jim Bottomley's batting and
also that Of Eddie Delker, who has
been the hitting sensation Of the
training trip.
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with the other it seems
These bodies should get together.
There is much to be done and a
supreme head, with power enough
to make final decisions, could lift
the game up to a higher standard"
paul Prehn, chairman of the Il
linois State Athletic cimmission and
president of the National Boxing as
ISOLATION, agreed with the sugge5-
ton.
Dempsey has been in Chicago for
a week. His coming was the signal
for outbursts Of joy among the box
ing fans there. 1t was believed the
former heavyweight champion in
tended staging a title bout in the
Windy City.
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Sports Depart For
New Orleans; Brown
To Pitch First Cams

SHREVEPORT, April 12.-(Pe
A short workout was the program
today for Shreveport which to-
night will entrain for New Orleans
for a three-game series with the
Pelicans. Eighteen players, includ-
ing eight pitchers, will make the
trip. Joe Brown, recently REIN
stated after a suspension. has been
selected by Manager Phelan TO
pitch the opening game of the
Texas league season next Wednes-
day.
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Bantams and Welters to
Settle Disputes Tonight

NEW YORK, April 12.-(P-
Elig;o Sardinas and Angelo Gereci
otherwise Kid Chocolate and
Bushy Graham-hope to shed a lit
tie light on the muddled bantam
weight situation tonight. They
clash at Jess McMahon's New York
coliseum in a 15-round bout which
should see one OF the other elm
mated from the bantamweight pic
ture.
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CoHett and Wills Sail
Wednesday for Europe

NEW YORK, April 12.-(P}-
Glenna Collett and Helen Wills,
national women's champions in
golf and tennis, will leave for
Europe aboard the same liner.
They have passage on the Aqui-
tana leaving New York next
Wednesday. Miss Wills party
will include her mother and Miss
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CLEVELAND INDIANS
PUT UP BAD GAME

CLEVELAND, April 12.-[P)-The
worst baseball the Cleveland In
dians have furnished this year was
behind them today in their second
game with the Birmingham Barons,
who took the Tribe yesterday, 8 to
5, in a weird exhibition which went
along at a fast rate on errors, bad
pitching and freak runs.
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CPORTS
OFORUM
BIZ BISHOP CLEMENTS

We don't know what kind of man.
ger L. F. Boiling is going to make
4 is making for the Pentagons O.
ian Benito, but one thing is certain
the team will never lack in gooc
pirit as long as Got" is around
lie can sing, he can yodle-anc
Flow!
Big Bill McEiwain was in the
city Tuesday. Down on jury
service. The popular and good
natured Harlingen citizen, in his
PALMER days was a good baseball
player. When Bill first came to
the Valley he located at San Be-
nito. Played on the baseball team
there. That was in 1917. First
baseman. Good one. too. Fine
hustler. Team player. Bill NOV
ed to Harrington. Joined that team.
Bill was never a 800 hitter, but
dangerous in the pinch. One day
Bill and his Harlingen nine were
playing San Benito. The Saints
I bought they had a safe lead, es-
.,ecially the fans. Bill came in fol
ONE good natured raZzing. Coming
\ o bat with two men on bases, two
but, and San Benito two runs in
he lead, Bill was presented a bo-
Tuet of "flowers"-that is cactus
5yuds-by Ralph Maley, on behalf OF
he fans-he promptly doubled, and
Harrington won the game. And our
\ .ood friend took pleasure in getting
,ack at his San Benito admirers.
\ A couple of Als-RobinSon and
Prince of Mercedes, have lined up
a dandy card for Monday nights
/ program in the arena there. Ad-
vertised as the main event will be
a 10-round battle between Carlos
Garcia of San Antonio and Muir
ray GoIinda of California. But
|. that's not all.
] Kid Guerra and Jesse Sada are to
step 8 rounds in the Semi-final.
This fight alone, we believe. would
lie a good main event affair, and
lis interesting as could be gotten.
But it's just one Of the high class
l:ards u Mercedes friends are CIV
ing the public twice a month.
Jubilo Clements. one of the best
4 pitchers on the Brownsville base
bail team of 1926, now lives in
Pt. Arthur. He is a member of
the ball team there. PIT. Arthur
is a member Of the South Coast
league. Jubile pitched great ball
for San Angelo in the West Texas
league last year. Oil City fans r
/ iubilant over the clubs prospects
since Clements is to pitch for
|, them.
Just as a reminder-in years to
come this will come in handy-Ty
Cobb broke into baseball in 1905. He
retired on Sept. II. 1928 when, as q
member Of the Philadelphia Attn
setics he batted for Jimmy Dykes in
The ninth inning against Johnson
Of the Yankees and popped to
'5hortstop Koenig.
Kid Ruiz and julio Lopez are
scheduled to meet in the semi
final of a fight program in San
Antonio next week, which will fea-
ture a bout between Kid Pancho
and Buster Brown of Kansas City.
Ruiz and Pancho are well known
la the Valley. Pancho, reports from
the Alamo City state, is training
hard in another comeback role-but
the Kid has been doing that very
thing for three or four years. Ruiz
Is the boy VINO gave Battling Shaw's
followers a scare in Mercedes two
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REDS ON WAY HOME
AFTER BEING c K

CINCINNATI, April 12.-(P-The
Cincinnati Reds out of town train
ing season ended in Indianapolis
yesterday when the Indians sent
them home with a 10-to-4 beating.
The Reds had only a workout on
their schedule today. but tmorroW
and Sunday were to meet the Cleye-
land Indians.
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TEAM

BRADY, April 12.-(P-A string
Of 48 successive victories in six years
is the record boasted by the Rochelle
high school girls ~volleyball team,
which won its sixth straight county
championship here this season. Mrs.
NJ. S. Burke is coach for the team.
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Steers Defeat Pony
Nine, 10 to S, To
Play Cubs Saturday

DALLAS, April 1~2-(P-Manager
Milton Stock sent his Dallas Steers
through a long practice drill to-
day in preparation for their exhi-
bition series starting tomorrow with
the Waco Cubs. The Steers yes
terday defeated the Southern
Methodist uniyersity's Mustangs, 10
to 5.
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Indications are neither will at
tempt to make the class limit of
118 pounds but there seems little
reason to doubt both could get
down to it if necessary.
BOSTON, April 12.-(P-Joe
Dundee, welterweight champion, to-
night will fight Al Mello, Lowell
boxer who trounced him when they
met in this city three months ago.
No title is involved.
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RACERS COVER
1898 MILES
Negro Still In Lead; On
Fifty-Mile Jaunt
Today

WHEELING, w. Va, April 49,
R)-Having completed 1923 miles
of the 340O-mile trek to the Pacific
coast, @. G. Pyle's trans-continental
foot racers cross another state line
today. They head for Cambridge,
Ohio. fifty miles from here. after
spending the night in Wheeling.
Ed Gardner. Seattle, Wash,
negro, continued to set his pace in
elapsed time. Pete Gavuzzi of Eng
land is creeping up, however, and
already has ousted Johnny Salo,
PasSaic, N. j., policeman, from
second place.
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Man With Power Like
Lands IS Needed For
Game, Jack Declares

CHICAGO, April 12-P-Jack Dempsey, promoter, is advocating a
boxing car"
What boxing needs to save it from decline is a supreme head, a man
of action and power like Lands is in baseball" Dempsey said. Today
there are too many controlling boxing organizations and none is in
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roFFTN-MAKER's FATE

MISUNDERSTANDING his own
coffin, Hans Verdain pierced his
hand with a nail and died of sep
tic poisoning.
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SAM RICE TO
REPLACE west


WASHINGTON, April 12.-F)-
Although official sources refuse to
comment the gossip is out that the
veteran Sam Rice will be back in
the Washington outfield in place of
West when the season opens. West
has failed to bang the ball as ex-
pected while Rice seems as good as
ever. Two rockies, Liska and Brown,
set the Giants down with two hits
and. one run yesterday.
West came to the Senators from
the Waco club Of the Texas league
in 1927, where he banged the ball
to hang up an impressive batting
record. His fielding has always been
good. He has been in professional
baseball for four years.
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elGATS LAST
&1NgGHT@
(Bv the Associated Press

DETROIT.-Billy Wallace, Cleve-
land, outpointed Tommy Grogan
Omaha, GO). Louis Kid Kaplan
Meriden. Conn, o%utpointed joey
Medill, Chicago, 00).
DAVENPORT. Ia.-Young Jack
Dillon, Louisville, outpointed Kayo
White, New Orleans. Q0). Johnnie
Fulton, Cedar Rapids, outpointed
Jack Melrose. New Orleans, Q0).
PASADENA. Cal. "Bearcat"
Wright, Omaha. won from Neal
Clisby, Riverside, Cal, Q0).
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BATTLING MOTHER FINED

BATTLING MOTHER FINED
CHICAGO-Mrs. Florence Height
was fined $50 for punching a
teacher who reprimanded her son
in school.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-12-12

dell and Mrs. Mountjoy visited at
Sophus Christensen on Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wikum and
family spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Wikum's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gros-
kurth lear Dagmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Beck and ia
mily and Mr.. Sophus Christensen ate
Thanksgiving turkey with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. R. Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Patterson enter
tanned the following on Thanksgiving,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Patterson and ia
mily, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rongstad
and family and Mertus Gleason. The
report is that they ate two turkeys
so evidently a good time was enjoyed
by those present.
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misses Gladys Dodge and Helen
Groin pent Thanksgiving in Plenty
wood returning here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Brock enter
tanned the Happy Hour 500 Club on
Saturday night. A very enjoyable
time was had by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rongstad and
family spent Friday evening at Mar
tin Wikums.
Jack Vance and Chris Williamson
accompanied by Leslie and Doris
Willumsen and Lois Vance left Mon
for Wolf Point where the children
will submit to operations for the re-
moval Of tonsils and adenoids.
Miss Gladys Dodge who has been
staying at Christ Willumsen's moved
this week to G.. R. Brooks.
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FRANKLIN

Franklin-Mr, and Mrs. Melvin
Rongstad and family spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Patterson.
Jack Vance was a caller at the
County seat on last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Williamson
and family and Mr.. Paul Anshloffer
visited Wednesday evening at C. X.
Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Brock visited
one evening recently with Mr.. and
Mrs. N. c. Jensen.
Mrs. Soren Nelson who has been a
patient at a Minot hospital for some
time past was brought home Wednes-
day evening and her friends here are
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rejoicing over her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wikum and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Brock
and Wendell were Thursday evening
visitors at Axel Patterson.s
Miss Dolores Peterson is working
in Medicine Lake.
Mr.. and Mr.. N. C. lessen and ia
mily, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brinkman
and family ate Thanksgiving dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Brinkman and
family.
Mrs. Mike Hoff who has been at
thehome of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Sor-
enson for the past three weeks, re-
turned to her home on Monday, where
Mike "a help walk the floor with
young Edward Amt.
Mr.and Mrs. C. R. Brock and Wen
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BE FAIR TO THE

Postmasters are urging us to Mail Our Christmas
Presents Early"
This is good advice and should be followed. There is no
real reason why presents cannot be sent well in advance of
the great holiday.
are fond of waiting until the last possible moment to do a
thing and then rush with mad speed to get it done.
The Christmas season brings a greatly increased volume
of mail and when most Of this increase is permitted to come
within the last few days it results in unmanaged CONGESTION,
unavoidable delay and unfair amount of overwork for all
postal employees.
Do your part by mailing early-play fair with the post
office and at the same time insure prompt delivery of your
parcels-by mailing early.
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SALE-FARMS.

IS ACREs-FRUIT AND CHICKEN FARM
suitable for nursery or building lots. On
Easy terms. Phone Adams 10l78
ACRES RICH LAND. firm. AND BATH
BUNGALOW. elect; basement and furnace: ga
rage and poultry houses near Baltimore
blvd only $4,000: very easy terms. Call
Mr.. Burton. North 1908
FERTILE FARM OF 80 ACRES, 7-ROOM
house. outbuildings, etc, in Fauauier
ance first mortgage at Sc. No trade.
JOHN NJ. KING & CO., 1908 18th st. NV.
Main 2l24.
OUR TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE AS
farmers and the knowledge We have OF soils.
farm values, etc, in Montgomery County
will enable us TO help YOU in the selection of
e farm of any size. Our present lists are
very complete. References, any bank in
the county
DIAMOND & DIAMOND,
CiatherSburg, Md,
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sALE--HoUsEs.

HAVING PURCHASED LARdER HOUSE !
offer for sale my former residence. Best
section of Petworth. six large rooms, hard
wood floors throughout. tiled bath, large
closets, instantaneous water heater. Cham-
berlin weather-stripped. Fine condition
ready to move in. Half square to cars, one
square to bus, near stores schools. CHURCHES.
Exceptional bargain for all cash above nrst
: ~ Address Box ss-E. star once.
FOR SALE "A SMALL MODERN HOUSE
with distinctive features. built under owners
supervision; bookcases. closets, cabinets and
other features designed and constructed by
skilled cabipetmaker. Over quarter acre 81
ground, handicapped by Westcott .fci rustic
effect; $3.50 Frigidaire, electric stoys.. cleo
trio water heater, An excellent buy for an
individual or small family desiring the Sc
clusion 81 the country within easy reacn
house. modern improvements. very at
tractively arranged; price, $4,000 VIM. II.
ELLIS, 1899 Eye st. NV. Main 2029.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN-5-ROOM. DE-
tached bungalow on 2 lots; electric lights
and furnace heat. MINI. ave. Sc. give
away at $3.50, on terms. Call owner, eve
nings and mornings, Adams 2643.
BUNGALOW, 6 ROOMS, ELEC. LIGHT. EX-
ira large lot and chicken yard; newly pa
pered and painted. 500 cash, $33 per month.
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORPN:. Lincoln $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-30

/ HAVE A HOME NEAR THE EPISCOPAL
Cathedral which is priced sl,500 Under any
home in this section. Semi-detached brick,
rooms and 2 baths; built-in garage. In
perfect condition. Very easy terms of sale.
Address Box 480-K, Star Office.
Maryland, adjoining Baltimore & Ohio and
State road; 10 acres, brick house SO by 40
IT.; three frame tenant houses, all occupied;
good water; 35 miles from Washington, is
from Frederick, 1 from Potomac River, 5
from Sugar Loaf Mountain, half from
church, minutes walk to station and
school. Would make desirable Summer
hotel or chicken farm: electric light wires
a'0As o'A'f l B. 1 r. K. HAYS, Apply
Dickerson, Md, or Phone Col. 44o0-J.
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sALE-ACREAGE.

DESIRABLE TRACT OF ABOUT SEVENTY
acres, near city, on Lee Highway. Value Is
increasing rapidly. Modern improvements.
Bargain Address Box 490-K. Star ONCE. !.
NOT NEEDING ENTIRE TRACT, WILL
sell of several sites of about 2 "a to acres.
Located in vicinity of horse show grounds
and the Confessional Country Club: paved
cious view Of surrounding country Only
$2.750 Site Address Box 408-k, Star ONCE:
Unusual Circumstances
Permit us to offer one Of the best buys We
have heard of in a long time. Conveniently
located in nearby Montgomery County. very
close to Indian Spring Golf Club, which !.
near Silver Spring and. as you know, right
in the path of Intensive development. 1t
consists Of 179 acres Of beautifully lying.
gently rolling land. NOT A BIT too far out
to start subdiViding NOW. Priced fer speedy s;tS
this section might think this meant all
cash, but convenient terms may be had.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
$50 18th st. NV. Main ll74.
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TAKOMA PARK.
s45.o0-5 rooms, bath, sleeping porch.
$50 .OO-5 rooms, bath, sleeping porch.
SIS O0-5 rooms, bath. sleeping porch.
SEQ. 0O-8 rooms, 2 baths. built-in garage; 2
family house.
s65 o0-5 rms, bath, sleeping porch, garage.
S7o.0o--6 rms. bath. sleeping porch, garage.
SIS O0-6 rms, bath, sleeping porch, garage.
All Of the above properties are detached
and have all modern improvements. We
have many other desirable properties for
rent which we will be glad to show you at
ALBANY D. GRUBB,
80 Carroll Ave. Takoma Park, Md.
Shepherd 3152. Open Sunday to IN.
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DOWNTOWN HOME FOR COLoRED.
rooms and bath, near 9Th ST. and New
70 YORK * ave: bargain at $4,000, on terms Of
JAMES M. WOODWARD, Realtor,
723 goth st. NV
MODERN 7-ROOM HOME, 4 BEDROOMS
and bath; porches, attic and garage; imme-
diate possession. Bargain, Sl0,500. 1903
Quincy ST. NV OWNER, Col. 1857.
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
1922 l. ST. NV.
CORNER OF WIDE ALLEY.

Suitable for battery, tire, second hand
furniture, lunch room business. has about
10 rooms. with store heart of downtown
section. Will rent as is for SIS per month.
Call Mr.. LAWYER, international Bank, Main
R6A
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pRnpERrY.

ON K sT.-CHANGE IN PLANS. SO WILL
not develop about Soft, frontage; ideal To-
cation near goth ST.: alley in rear. Priced
dress Box 4os-K. Star once. 1>'
RARE CHANCE TO SECURE THIS DESIRE
ably located property. priced less than
$l3.75o, on easy terms; within mile of
District line; over an acre of ground; large
tanks, etc; at junction of two State roads.
Same owner had grocery, etc, business for
X ysar 5vn nov c vacant mt ~ " .r. ~ .so7
34l8 l4th st. Columbia 1877.
DESIRABLE BUSINESS SITE.
$50 FEET ON BALTIC BLVD.
HYATTSVILLE. MD
NORTH OF NEW BRIDGE.
As A WHOLE Or IN PART, r
A. Fl. SEIDENSPINNER,
Baltic Blvd. Riverdale. Md. Hyatts. $50.
OWNERS SACRIFICE.
Sell cheap small store. 9 bldg. lots. water
front house. Address Box 317-E, star once.
GEORGIA, AVE. SOUTH OF ROCK CREEK
Georgia ave. Store and apartment above:
brick garage. Leased to one tenant SIPS
per month SnTSTs to
ment worth looking into.
For particulars see
WIN. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eve St. NV.
STORE AND APARTMENT,
good NV. section. Must be sold
by April 1st. If you can use
this property we can help you
get a bargain. Phone me at
once, Main 5644.
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5000.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
edfe asd a9d
a o o
office all this thinking Of buying
$6450
KENTUCKY AVE. Sc
$780,
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE
CAFRITZ,
1O16 18th St. Main $780,
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Phone Falls Chnrch. Va. 30.
HOMES AND HOME SITES.

HOMES AND HOME SITES.
Nearby Arlington County, high and health
thickly settled all-white community. ANY
size; ten to twelve cents. foot fer earliest
buyers before April revision upward; very
electric lines. proposed 200-foot Lee Boule-
ward, Memorial Bridge Don't let Arlington
boom catch you unprepared, Will finance
your home on rental basis. Agent on ground
all day Sunday. Drive out Columbia pike to
Alcova Heights. Phone Clarendon J3l-J-2,
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RAILROAD SIDINGs
SUPERINTENDENT PROPERTY.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
PROMPTLY NEGOTIATED.
No appraisal fee. Minimum charges.
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Seward daily gateway., 1929-09-30
CHARLES RIOT LOGICAL CHOICE
 WORLD SERIES
PITCHER BEN FREY KNOCKED OUT BY A LINE-DRIVE
 TO HIS STOMACH

CHICAGO, Sept, 30, (P)-Chas. Root turned in his 18th victory and thus became the logical choice to open the world series with the Athletics when they let Cincinnati down with six hits as Chicago beat the Reds one to nothing.
 Four of the hits were infield scratches. Roger Hornsby's 3eth homer of the season came in the 4th and was the only score of the game.
 Roger also got two singles and 3 double to help out his batting average. Hack Wilson knocked out Pitcher Ben Frey with a line drive to the stomach in the 4th but Frey recovered and pitched great ball the rest of the way.