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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-15
Cruising In Sportlar1d
WITH EDDIE ASH

His record Tuesday was a home run,
double and two singles.
II
SChupp, Specie, Boone and Love
faced the NIillers Monday ard
Teaohout, Skidmore and Boone
saw duty Tuesday. Seven pitchers
in two days. Love delivered; the
others had dizzy moments.
+
chicagoans must be lousy with loose
money Twenty special trains will
carry Windy City turf fans to the Ken
lucky Derby. And many more will go
via auto and plane.
What's this? X. o. Christner. Akron tire
worker heavyweight, not long ago a
faYorite with thousands of ring fans, has
been accused by the Maryland boxing COM
mission of engaging in a fixed" bout in
which Christner Knocked out" his op-
ponent in thirty seconds.
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Toledo at Mnvaukss. postponed, rain.
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Fi.tsb4rsh at Brooklyn, postponed. rain
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PARK SCHOOL VICTOR

The Park school nine nosed out
Beech Grove, 3 TO /. Tuesday in a
seven inning fracas. It was Park S
fourth triumph in a row r. Cline
and Burge waged pretty hurting
duel. each yielding six bingles. Cline
is Parks star tWirler Score:
Beech Grove .......... o0l 600 0-1 q
Park School .......... 200 600 x--2 /
Burge and lawson. R. Cline and Robert
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LEADERS TIE AGAIN

Bu United Press
ALBANY, Tex, May 15-Out on
the treeless plains, west Texas cat
tie had chance today to see the
Pyle transcontinental racers head
ing west from here to Arson. Tues
days lap was won by Sam Richman,
New Yorker.
Pete Gavuzzi, England. and John
Salo, PaSSaic, N. J.. tied. 1t was
the fourth successive day which
Salo and Gavuzzi tied. The leaders
IN ELAPSED time:
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Motor Speedway, May 30. Duray
is the present holder Of the track
and qualification records. His one
lap tour of the oval at a 124018
mile-and hour clip last May still
stands as one Of the most re-
markable and sensational feats in
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Y. NJ. S. will meet the Riverside Olym-
pics Sunday at Garfield No. AT O'Clock
Y. M. S. we're rained out last Sunday
May rs they meet the St. Patricks in the
first Of three-game series. Call Dr.
3646-M and ask for Art
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Two-base hits-Yoter. BagWell Shirley
griffin. Yon .6i Boone 5 H0me F 55ss-
Rawlings Double plays-Grlhn to En-
mer to Shirley to. Rawling;. Swanson to
Winneapolis 5: indianapolis, g. Bases on
baIlsN0f Rhem. 8; OF Teachout. /; of
sEidmore. ?: of Boone. g. Struck out
BY Rhem. (; by Teachout, !; by Skidmore'
|. Hits-Of Teachout, in l INNING
pitched to two in second; off Skidmore.
s in innings; of Boone, IN innings
Losing pitcher-Teachout- Passed bail.
fertv Time of game-l:57.
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ARRIVE IN U. S. FRIDAY

2 III u %
NEW YORK, May 15-Five
American golfers are to arrive here
Friday after taking part in tn Brit
ish open championship at Muirfeld.
Scotland. They are Bill MehIhorn.
George Won Elm, Silas Newton.
Tommy Armour and Al Espinosa.
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Penner Due
for Test on
Tribe Mound
Indians in Third Fray With
MauIing MiIIers; Shirley
Shines.

e. Times Spcc.ei
MINNEAPOLIS May 15.-Third
game Of the Indian-NfiIler series to-
day and the outlook was that Ken
Penner would do the hurting for the
visitors and RUDE Benton for the
home FASTENERS. The series will be
brought to a close Thursday and the
Betzeites will beat it for home to
stay Friday night before proceeding
to Louisville Saturday for double
header Sunday. The Tribe viii not
see action Friday and Saturday.
The Tuesday fracas here was a
slaughter. Minneapolis winning IA
to 2, and three Tribe hurlers, Teach
out, Skidmore and Boone we're
punched dizzy Sixteen hits were
poled by the Kels. three being home
runs and four doubles. Mule
Shirley. first sacker, got four safeties
in row and drew a walk for a per-
feet day.
Homers Of Teachout
Bud TeaChOut was bOmbarded Tor
three home runs in the first two IN
nings. the one by Emmer being over
the center field fence, and many
fans believe it was the longest drive
in the history of Nicolet park. Skid
more relieved Teachout and he
went until the fifth before the
MilIers hoped on him for flock
OF hits and runs. Danny Boone was
the third Indian finger to see duty
and he saw plenty.
Flint Rhem, former Cardinal. held
the Hoosiers to seven hits, which IS
about as many as they ever get with
their weak batting roster. Koenecke
was the only Indian to get more
than one bingle.
Swanson at Third
With ShortstOp Warstler out Of
action indefinitely with a badly
spiked leg. Metz was shifted to
short Tuesday and young Swanson
was stationed at third The Bethel
ties played errorless bail in the
field. but the fact was overlooked
generally in the face Of the manner
in which the NIillers dubbed the
horsehide. The Indians appear to \
need at least three new pitchers.
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Shakeup Coming?
BIZ United Press

BIZ Jnlfed PrC8S
DROOKLYN, N. Y, May IS.
- "A shakeup in the Brook
Ign Robins is expected to be
made soon which may effect
even Uncle Wilbert Robinson,
manager of the club for the
last fifteen years.
IF it will prove for the best
interests of the club" Robinson
said he might consider turning
the managerial reins over to
some one else.
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Trailing on Points, Wallace Tags
Mahoney on Chin and Scores K. 0.
Roy FIattens Chicago Light Heavy With Hard Left
FIaShy Mexican to Meet HaCkIey Next Week.

AS Jimmy Mahoney, Chicago light
heavy, bounced off the ropes in the
seventh round at the Armory Tues
day night, Roy Wallace, Indianapo-
lis, tagged him on the chin with
hard, swinging left and Jimmy hit
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s.. Louis at phllaaslDha, postponed.
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MIR. COOKE AGAIN

Al SOTHORONS Colonies
"A acted up Tuesday and forced
St. Paul to go eleven innings to win.
Cooke and Chapman Of the Apostles
clouted home runs. Slim Harriss
was the Saint tWirler.
Kansas City had an easy time
with Columbus with George Muir
ray pitching and his mates in bat
ting form. Knothe got four
safeties.
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Wales VS.. Hagen

REOORTOWN, Eng, May
1VI 15-The Prince of Wales
desires to play golf this week
end, the Yorkshire Evening
News announced today and
has selected as his possible op-
ponent Walter Hagen. captain
Of the. United States Ryder
cup team ana open champion
Of Great Britain.
The United Press learned
today that Leo Diegel. Ameri-
can professional champion,
and Aubrey Boomer, British
professional, woui.l complete
the proposed fourSome.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-15
ONE FILLY WINNER

THE only flly ever to win the
l. Derby was Harry Payne Whit
ney's Regret, She won in 1915. The
distance is a mile and quarter
and the winner will get more than
$4,000.
The event will be broadcast by
the Columbia radio chain and you
can hear it over WFBM. And The
Times Pink will have all the details
Saturday.
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SHEA CANCELS SCRAP

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, May 15-Eddie Shea,
local featherweight, has called of
his bout with Babe Ruth, Louisville,
Derby eve in Louisville, because OF
a broken finger on his left hand.
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CARTER ON POINTS

BIZ ITNIf8 NUFCI0L
PORTLAND, Me. May 15.-Ben-
ny Carter shaded Jimmy Briscoe in
twelve rounds here Tuesday. They
are featherweights.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Betting commissioners report an
unprecedented amount of betting on
the baseball races this season and
claim that if it continues at the
present gait all records will be
broken
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ASSISTANT AT HANOVER

HANOVER, Ind, May l5.-C. V.
Money. Hanover football and bas-
ketball coach, will have an assist
ant beginning in the fall. Chris
Robisch, West high school, Cincin-
natl, has been appointed.
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Semi-Pro and Amateur Baseball

and would like to hear from a fast team
at once. Call Frank Roth. Drexel oll6,
shanklins will practice Thursday evening
a $50 at Rhodius park. Teams desiring
games address w L. Deatrick. 1914 River
avenue, or call Belmont o8o8.
Beech Grove Reds are WITHOUT q game
a game with some fast city team to be
played ct Beech Grove. Call H. H. Burge
Beech Grove 1913, between and Q p. n.
Paris Cleaners will play the Indianapolis
Star nine sundaT All PLAYERS are re-
ct at Riverside No. g. Hall take notice.
For games address Bob DAY, care Paris
Cleaners, 236 North Illinois street.
Peoples Quitting Company Is putting
fast semi-pro club in the field this season
ahe a tes Nh M PF g 60 Sg9q9 6aaT onn ing
those who were to report for try-outs
are requested to attend. For information
call Dr.. 1859.
.Hoosier. A. B. C.s we're held idle Sunday
when rain forced of their game with
Lebanon. : The club held q long, workout
Cs are without q game for Sunday and
May 20. Write Martin Moore, 1747 North
western avenue or call Talbot AIT be-
tween and I p. m
oriole Juniors we're rained out 1t
Brookslde sunday Juniors will play the
Juniors will practice this evening An I'M
portant meeting will be held Friday night
Juniors would like to hear from a good
pitcher. PLAYING in the l5-18-year-old class
Write 1918 Union street
Question Marks are without game for
1884 and ask for jim immediately. A
special meeting will be held at St Cecila's
hall Saturday night and uniforms dis
tributed.
Y NJ. S. will meet the Riverside Olynl-
pics Sunday at Garfield No. at O'Clock
Y. NJ. S. we're rained out last Sunday
May rs they meet the St. Patricks in the
first of a three-game series. Call Dr.
3s46-M and ask for Art
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-15
ILLINI MEET WOLVERINES

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, May Is
Track teams of the University of
Michigan and the University of Hi
nois meet here in dual meet Sat-
urday.
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MULE HAS KICK

MULE SHIRLEY lost out in the
WI majors because it is said he
was a fiat tire up there against
curve ball pitching. If that is true,
some of the Tribe pitchers need to
go back Of the barn and experiment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-15
Big Leagues

Al SPOHRER. Boston Braves
IA young catcher. singled in the
twelfth inning Tuesday and drove in
the winning run which enabled his
team TO beat the Chicago Cubs, s to
5. in the only National League
game. The defeat dropped the Cubs
back into a tie with the st. Louis
Cardinals for the league leadership.
It was the first loss Of the season
for Pat Malone. Cubs pitcher who
had won five straight games.
Hard and timely hitting enabled the
Philadelphia Athletics TO beat the Detroit
TIGERS, 10 10 S, and regain the American
League lead. Both teams used four
pitchers. Connie Mack finally calling on
Lefty Grove to halt Detroit rally in the
ninth. Fothergill drove in Eve runs with
q homer and two doubles.
Fred MarbsrTy stopped q ST. Louis rally
in the ninth after four runs had crossed
the plate and the washington senators
wen from the Browns TO :.
Bill CisSelTs home run in the seventh
breke a e-s tie and the Chicago White
Sex vent on to win from the Boston Red
Sex. 10 > Bob Weiiand. White Sox
scuihpAv. held the Red Sex TO five hits
MAJOR HOMER LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
GehriE, Yankees. Z OFT. Giants. ..... !
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the annals of the local speed
plant. Duray is favored again to
take the pole position with Ber-
gere and Woodbury. fighting it out
for the number two and three
berths.
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THERE'S the trio Of speed driv-
L L ers who are regarded in auto
mobile racing circles as the men
who Will cop the coveted front
row positions for the annual 500
mile race at the Indianapolis
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Toledo at Milwaukee postponed rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Twelve Innings
Chicago .... 100 800 600 600 2 !
Boston .. 0G3 coo 200 DOL II /
Malone and Gonzales; CantVeu, Cooney
and Taylor. 5pohrer.
Pittsb4rsh at Brooklyn. postponed. rain.
Cincinnati at New York, postponed,
rain.
St. Louis at Philadelphia, postponed,
rain.
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Bob Fothergn was in the lead and after him Harry
Then Prudhomme, Barnes and Dale Alexander
Duocer watching them Alexander waved his
of the stands Leo yelled
Hey he shouted II thought
you elephants"
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BASEBALL CALENDAR
Today-Results Yesterday
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today-Results Yesterday

AMERICAN LEAGUE
" %asih 51775 ' 9do 5 589 49, 49, 2}i
Liska Marberry and Tate, Gray, Coz
man and SChang
Philadelphia ........ 002 81 500 u 2
Detroit ............ 600 030 l22- Il o
Quinn. Shores Rommel Grove and
Cochrane; Prudhomme, Van Glider. Ide
Billings and Phillips.
Boston ............ 100 00l 0o0- II q
Chicago .......... 900 02O 10y 8
Russell CASTOR and Berry, Weiland and
Grouse.
New York at Cleveland, postponed. ran.
COLLEGE SCORES
Wabash al Butler. postponed, rain
Harvard l5 Lafayette, 7.
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Derby Victors of
Past 10 Years

Sir Barton carried ll2i- pounds.
others carried 1e6 pounds.
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HrGH scHnnL scnpEs

Washington. Il; Edinburs. 6. Ten ia-
paTk school 2; Beech Grove, l. tss"sn
Manual a. Tech, postponed until todar.
rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGTF

New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit
Wa shington at St LOUIS.
Boston At Chicago.
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'e@ShOOtin9 PeGr
md : g. BY Dick MILLER

will be completed before Saturday. Con
struction work on the new flrsc green is
''''' y II
TIME great cry now is to develop
i young golfers and much has
been said about that subject recent
ly. The fact should not be over
looked that golf, although a game
which affords great exercise, is suit
able for elderly men. To the man
who insists he is too old to start We
refer to w H. Norton, APT Hudson
street, who never handled q golf club
until he was past TO- Now at rs he
is registered among the nine handi-
cap men Of South Grove.
Undoubtedly municipal golfers have
noticed the new caddy arrangemnts this
wear and feel that the arrangemnt worked
out by R. Water Jarvis and his course
managers have benefited the caddy quality
to a great extent.
Take South Grove for instance. Jerry
Judy. for eight years a caddy at South
ducts school daily for his bows. He
has them numbered and graded. They re
port to him on arrival and given their
turn by number. set fee has been ar
ranged and the player settles with. Judy.
The caddy master gets 10 cents Of the fee.
He asks for 2 report or the work OF the
boy. Efforts to correct all faults are made.
+ Il
TOHNNY VAUGHN of Washing
j ton, who has been winning reg
ularly for the west siders fell before
Bill Heinlein Of Cathedral Tuesday
in one of the matches between the
golf teams of the two schools at
Coffin Heinlein won, 212 to Y.
Cathedral defeated Washington,
1912 to IL,
Russell of Cathedral defeated Marshall
of Washington, to o, and Radkoyio of
Cathedral was able to emerge a 2-to-1 VIC
ter over Hawkins of Washington.
Cathedral handed Collister of Washington
the same kind of a trimming. Feney of
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i. S. Champ
Goes Through
Third Round
GIenna CoIIett Is Victorious
Over BritiSher; Miss
Boothby Loses.
BULLETIN

bI Liz IN
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May
15.-Glenna Collett, American
champion, eliminated Mrs. S. J.
Mulqueen, Toronto. Canada, IN
the fourth round of the tourney
today, and 6. II was Miss Col
let's second victory of the day.
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Question Marks are without game for
Sunday. Clubs desiring games call Dr.
1884 and ask for Jim Immediately A
special meeting will be held at St Cecilia S
hall Saturday night and uniforms dis
tributed.
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NATIONAL LEAGrE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati at New YORK
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATE

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at Kansas City.
Louisville at St. Paul
Toledo at Milwaukee.
indianapolis at Hfinnes polls.
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Babe Ruth Says:
The Big Show Is Getting Rather
Oversize
CLEVELAND. Nav Iva

CLEVELAND, May 1--we got a laugh in
Detroit the other day and it had a lot of truth
back of the wisecracks We we're sitting on the
bench at the end of batting practice when the
Tigers, who had been having meeting in the
clubhouse fling tlarn1,nl, el..sa...
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Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Eleven Innings
Louisville ........ 0o4 900 200 90 g
Wsizar. wilkinson and Thompson; Har-
riss and Tesrer.
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SLATER LANDS
RECORD TARPON
8 Foot 4 Inch Specimen Is
Taken After Hard Fight
Saturday Afternoon

A siX-foot nine inch tarpon, be-
lieved to be the largest ever taken
at Point Isabel, was landed by K.
r. Slater Saturday afternoon after
a 45-minUte battle In the pass.
The big Silver King put up a SIRE
nous fight for freedom, breaking
the water high into the air five
times. II made numerous smaller
leaps. The fish weighed 140 pounds.
II was pronounced an excellent
specimen and will be mounted and
put on display in the window OF
the Batsell-Well sporting goods
company Monday.
Slater and Or. G. q. Foster re-
Gently caught a smaller ttarpon and
a black snapper in the pass. DR..
Foster was with Slater Saturday
afternoon.
Old residents OF Point Isabel
could remember OF no tarpon taken
there larger than the n caught
by Slater. A six-foot four inch Sill
yer King was taken in 1894. 1t was
said.
Slater was fishing for snapper
when he hooked the Tarpon. His
line was baited with a small min
now.
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GOLF TOURNEY
PLANNED HERE
Lcc1I Play Would Prepare
For Laredo and Morter-
rey Sessions

IN preparation for Monterrey
and Laredo golf tournaments in the
ofiinE. local country club officials
are laying plans for a city tourna-
ment % begin June % o. "a il has
been announced.
Beginning next week the golf
committee viii make an effort "a
secure scores from which 10 WORK
out hgndicaps. AT present only a
group OF 2 or 10 at the local links
have established their handicaps.
Prize awards are being arranged
for the club tournament.
The Monterrey tournament Is be-
inc worked ont rs q goodwill at
fair. Under present plans. the To-
ccl golfers would fly down 70 the
Mexican city for the play. II
worked out. this doubtless viii be-
come q yearly event, members Of
The committee state.
The Laredo meet is the regular
session AZ the Lower Gull Coast
Golf association. The last tourna-
ment was held at Corpus Christi
The coming play would be held IN
September. This will Be a two-day
affair Of q holes each.
This association is composed Of
country clubs Of Brownsville, Mer-
cedes, Edinhurg. McAllen. Kings
vile. Corpus Christi and Laredo. It
has been in operation for three
years.
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JULY 4 FETE PLANS UP
AT BIG MEETING MONDAY

/ A ringing appeal 70 brownsville
and MatamoroS merchants I'd give
TO the limit in order to insure the
biggest July 4 celebration the Val
ley ever has known was sounded
Saturday afternoon by General
Chairman Henry Faux at n meet
ing Of IS committee Chairmen.
Immediately after the close OF the
meeting, John Tanning, chairman
Of the finance committee. am
nounced that 65 local business men
will form his committee Will meet
with him Monday afternoon to COM
plete plans for the one-d2v finan-
cial drive next Tuesday.
Seven thousand dollars is the goal
which tho committee has set for
Brownsville and MatamorCs.
That amount is three and one
half times the amount raised last
year. but the committee promises
a celebration 10 times as good ana
q crowd 10 times as large.
Mr.. Faux in his appeal said ne
could promise several features never
before attempted in the Valley. and
added that ono OF them would at-
tract national attention.
For this reason. we must have
the support Of the merchants of
Brownsville and Matamoros. We
are going to greater expense by
several thousand dollars than ever
before to make this the greatest
event in the state. and We can't
afford to let it fall through because
VIC cannot raise the necessary money
to put it over" declared Faux.
Tanning said his 65-man team
probably will be busy from sun-up
till dark. we found last year that
the little merchant is ready at all
times to help along q worthy cause
This wear. We want the bigger or
carnations to donate proportion
ately. Barring q deluge Of rain o.
an earthquake. their money will
come back to them. two or three
fold. they car rest assured. Fan
ming stated.
Meanwhile. Faux announced ore
of the surprise features in tom
loolery parade" to consist Of a mems
bathing beauty contest. a group OF
collegiate Fords driven by young
Valley "iellybeans" and profusely
illustrated. a parade Of pets in
Guiding the Valleys most beautiful
girls astride burrows" and numer-
Gus other humorous features. which
are being worked out by a special
committee under the direction CT
Cuban MOnsees.
Mr.. Monsees said that n Of the
wagons in the parade would have
two animal cages. n Of which will
contain one of Snake Kings mon
KEYS and the other TO house one
Of Brownsviile's leading merchants.
He added that Sam Hughston al
ready had asked particulars con
corning the mems bathing beauty
contest.
Other committees already are AT
work on pageant. fireworks. Bov
Scout and other activities. and
Faux announced lie m well pleased
with the progress made on the event
thus FAX.
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GIANTS VICTORS

PITTSBURGH. June 3d.
The Giants outpunched the Pirates
in q wild hitting game here today.
20 to IS, gaining an even break on
the series. The New Workers scored
eight runs in the l4th to take the
decision. New York got % hits
and Pittsburgh a.
Eleven pitchers were used. equal
ing the major league records.
Jackson hit two homers. a triple
and q double, driving in seven runs.
DOME Bush was elected from the
game for protesting a decision at
third IN the l4th as Roush opened
the winning rally with a triple. Pop
bottles were then thrown by fans
back of third and in the home half
part Of the crowd rushed onto the
field Police. however. held the fans
IN check