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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14
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yilaghaboru alatt. A vacsora
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meg, hogy ketszer kellett talalnl,
kezd,tet vette a tanc, melyet. fla.
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melyet kifejt SIT. Istvan hivei-
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van Otthont erdemes volt meg
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das zar be; minden penteken este
pedig fel S-kor Observation-Disclosures
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14


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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14

'naedett legenyre Is felholtra YER
10. AZ apagyilkos legenyt 4 csen-
d6r6k mentettek XII 4 nep kez6bol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14

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Charming 2-Piece Suite

There is a delightfully."- "homy' air imbued in
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12

Chicks eyes. so he says. both
cred him throughout the 1927 and
1923 seasons. yet he batted $50 in
the former year and .337 in the lat
ter.
After a full winter of treatment.
Chick has shot into the 1929 sea
son with a keen eve for the ball. He
clouted hard all during spring train
ing and then broke up the seasons
opener by driving In four of the
five runs scored by the Cardinals in
their embarrassing victory.
Chick" probably is the first ma
jor league outfielder to wear spec
tacles and Is n Of a mighty few
big leaguers sporting cheaters on
the playing field. Lee Meadows
and Carmen Hill. Pirate pitchers.
and Danny MacFayden. Red Sox
hUrler. look the batters over
through their twin monocles.
But they have an l8-inch area to
shoot at. whereas Hafey. whose
forte Is hitting only. has a tiny
sphere. two and cne-half inches IN
diameter. to swing at.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
BY JAY Il. VESSELS
Associated Press Sports WRITER

NEW YORK. May e.-tP)-Every
year since 1926. when the Cards
swept through to the worlds cham
pionship.. some individual has bios
somed out 70 make that club a flag
threat.
In 1926 IL was Flint Rhem: in
1927 IT wa Grover Cleveland Alex
ander and II was Jess Haine5 In
1928.
Who the big shot will be In 1929 is
just a matter of guessing, but n
mar receiving n lot Of advance votes
Il Chick" Hafey.
A newly fitted pair Of glasses
which has enabled Chick" 10 get
a quick bead on the ball is the reS-
son the ~26-year-old outfielder Is
drawing favorable comment.
It's a cas- of reasoning that If a
mar can whack the ball at a $50
clip with his plain eyes. he should
be able TO rap 1t harder with the
help Of strengthening spectacles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
PENTACONSAND
BOBCATS MEET
Edinburg Club Plays c. p. L.
! Aggregation In San Ben
ito This Afternoon
tspecIal to The Herald.l

SAN BENITO. May. i1.-At the
close OF the regular practice here
FRIDAY Capt. williams Of the Cen
trail Power and Light company
Pentagons. felt confident Of a vic
tor yover Rubber" Campbelrs Ed
inburg Bobcats. when the teams
meet Sunday at the San Benito
city baseball park.
The Bobcats beat the Pentagons
early In The season at Edinburg by
the score Of six to four. so the
power company team has been
working hard TO get In shape 10
even up the count. The Bobcats
have been enjoying { winning
streak. having beaten the fast
Mission team last Sunday. Capt.
Campbell has added considerable
talent to his team the past few
weeks. and ssid todav that he will
probably start Pyle. the left handler
in Sundays tilt with the Penta-
CONS
Capt. Williams has added Louis
lawrence to the staff of receivers.
Lawrence reporting Wednesday
from Del Rio where he had been
playing with the Cowboys. CARR
son who was injured In the Browns
vile game two weeks sro Is ex-
pected to be hack In the lineup
within a few davs. With Moncus
snfd Darby to choose from for
e 1und duty Sunday. Higgins or
rawrence will he used behind the
plate. Cunningham lst base. Joe
TAYLOR 2rd base. Weimeyer. 3rd
base. Davis short stop. II. Marshall
left field. williams center field and
Joe Bob Lawrence right field.
Bailey. Jimmy Marshall and Gar
rison utility
Ladies are admitted free TO these
games with forty rer cent Of the
proceeds being turned over TO the
city commission to use as they may
desire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
ATHLETICS 4: CLEVELAND >

CLEVELAND, May 11.-tPl-The
Philadelphia Cleveland baseball
game was halted at the start RI tho
ninth inning today when fans. dis
satisfied with the ruling o. Umpire
Ormsby. calling Lew Fonseca out in
the ninth inning. on q questionable
play. started a barrage OF pop bottles
at the umpire.
Police came onto The field TO pro-
test Umpires Ormsby and Campbell
and efforts were made by the arbi-
traitors 70 quiet the disturbance
without avail.
Manager Evans then came on the
field and the crowd Immediately be-
came quiet. Umpire Ornnsbv was
hit on the head WITH a bottle but
not seriously injured. Cleveland
players assisted BY ground keepers
swamped on the field and soon
cleared 1t Of bottles and the game
proceeded. Philadelphia winning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
May Fl Fight Card
To Rounding Into
Shape; More Bouts

With Tony Torres ard Lefty nav
signed for "a six-ruuna hour ana IA
battle royal arranEed Tor. Prcmctrg
Tex Beccrril's fight card t3 he haid
INK the Fort Brown skating rink MmT
II rs rounding into completeness
As previously announced. Red
Foster and Flor Navarro wltl bead
line the hIli in I'm In-rrAInh fNHMM.
Both Foster and Navarro mrn wmAH
known 20 followers AZ the flxnt
racket. Navarro Is a Errar lavuratn
with the SranLsh-SreakAnE rnrmlmrm
Valley fans ARE particularly tHtHW-
ested, however. in the In-rnund ait
wool and a yard vide Erud<e ahRhf
between Kid Guerra. tire San HmnA-
tn rooster" ard KAh MnnHmrHwW.
Monterrey. it viii bn rrmrnhnrmA
formerly was cock-of-the-wnk m
the Valley around fhm f~1S-rnr1mm
mark before leaving frr rtRsrr rmrrW
Monterrey returned recently tn fArM
his old position uSurped ~ Guerra
Guerra. a quiet boy usually. IL rne
inclined to underratr hlS mhiiltw Am
the rinE. HH Inns bowed rr=r IN nunn-
Der or good buEg in impressive fRnh-
ion. However. he has ben : -
wary IN signing for = bout mfth
Monterrey.
The latter Tins unneh n htt nhaaMtvp
In his efforts to Get Guerra trio ere
ring. He has even told frirnrs fhmf
TIC was contemplating a street hmrrrm
if VA fight in the ring could rrf hm
arranged. Be that wv w NAV. tarr
are now matched for ~ rounds shnt
ought IN please tho fans
Tickets on sale mt EmtHFtl- WwHNH
and Harry's cigar stores. mrd mf fHm
San Benito Athletic CLUB Rel
Nelson has charre u thr t.rkefs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12

n nOSeo OuL Hice, oeIenolne
| champions, for second place. With
second place depending on the out
come. the Longhorn relay team OF
Daniels. Wright. Barton and Harris
sped to victory in the closing event,
barely beating out the Aggies team
in a driving finish.
The scores we're Texas 80 i-2:
Rice 81: Baylor 8 ga; Texas Chris
tian University 8: Arkansas z Ia;
Southern Methodist University 8.
Three conference records were
shattered, despite the high wind
that swept the track. Leo Baldwin,
Texas University's great star. set a
new mark of 153 feet. 4 inches in the
discus as part Of his achievements
FOR the dav. He was high point
scorer for the meet. with Is. His
mark with the platter smashed his
own record Of IA feet. 4 IL inches
set by him last year. He also won
the shot put and placed second in
the high hurdles.
Floyd of the Aggies set a new con-
ference mark in the javelin with a
toss OF 204 feet. 4 10 inches. The
former record Of 1873 feet. 5 inches
had stood since 1925. Hammond of
S. M. y. who placed second. also
broke the former mark with a
throw Of 1873 feet.
A third r. mark set was in the
broad jump. where Farmer of the
Agries leaped q feet. 10 inches.
lettering by 4 i-2 inches the mark
set last wear bv Smith Of Texas.
CIV Leland. Texas Christian Uni
versitv sophomore star. supplied the
highlight Of the meet with a sensa-
tional victory over Claude Bracev.
Rice flash. in the 220-yard dash.
after B-acey had beaten him in the
century.
Running against the wind. Bracev
appeared 10 tire slightly with about
80 Yards tn 20. and leland jumped
into a one-foot lead. which he MAIN
tanned 70 the tape. 1t vas p two
mar race AL the way. with Bracey
and Leland running almost as one
for most OF the distance.
Bracey was not to be denied in his
favorite event. however. He forged
ahead at the halfway mark and was
a ward in front OF Leland at the
finish. DESPITE the wind IN his face.
the Rice flier had the fast time OF
10.l.
Rice lost its chance to Mace sec
ond In thc meet when Watts was
disoualified IN the hirh lump after
clearing the bar ct 5 feet. II ga
inches. the heirht ct which four
others tied. He was declared by
the judges 10 be diving over the
bar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
Harlingen High Wins
Cameron County Base
Ball Championship
Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. May 11.-CP-The
high school baseball championship
OF Cameron county was won by
Harrington here Friday afternoon
when three San Benito pitchers
failed TO hold Harrington batters.
Score, Is to I.
Harry Hollon started the game
in the box for San Benito. and wore
well until the fifth. when he was
jerked after a succession OF safe
ties resulted In three runs coming
in. Hewlett. stellar pitcher OF San
Benito. Jared even worse. and free
ly. but holding down his job in fair
iy steady fashion.
The lone run or the locals was
made by Adamson when he lifted
the ball over the center fielder's
head. and raced around the bases
before the fielder could get the ball.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
MCKINNEY Hi A
CITY NINE

M'KINNEY. Texas. May 1l.-tP-
Mckinney high school. which claims
the Texas championship. o q
three-game series with Classen high
school of Oklahoma City. Oklahoma
title claimants. by splitting a dou-
ble-header with the Sooners today.
Classen taking the first. s to 2, and
Mckinney the second. 5 to 2.
Mckinney won yesterdays game.
Tonight ii claimed the Texas-O Okla
homa championship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
Especial to The Herald)

Especial to The Herald)
MERCEDES. May ll.-With every
desirable seat in the arena reserved
and placed on sale in various VAL
ley cities. advance ticket sales in
dictate a record crowd here Monday
night to see the return bout between
Kid Ruiz OF San Antonio and Bat
Ting Shaw OF this city. Tickets
were placed on sale Friday morning
and already some Of the cities nave
phoned Promoter AL Robinson for
additional reservations.
Both fighters IN in the VALLEY
and in the pink of condition, so the
stage is all set for what promises 20
be one OF the hottest fights ever
put on here. Ruiz arrived from San
Antonio Friday. looking TO be in
the best of condition and saying that
ne was "rarin' TO CO.. He has been
working out daily in the Alamo city
for this bout and will taper off his
training here. Shaw returned from
Laredo Wednesday. where he did
most OF his training. He ~ In top
condition.
The bout has aroused keen inter-
est throughout the Valley. and par
ticularly for those fans who saw
their first fight here, when a foul
blow by the San Antonio boy stop
ped the bout in the Sixth round
Since that time the clamor has been
for a return bout but N had been
impossible 20 bring the two together
before this date.
The remainder OF the card prom
iSeS to be on "A par with the main
event and will consist Of three tight
round bouts. In the Serni-final
Cowboy Brooks. South Dakota. who
now lives i'm Mercedes. will meet
Rowdy Burns Of San Antonio. Burns
has been working out with Chuck
Burns Cno relation) and Bud Doyle.
and IS said to be one or the tough
est boys In the Alamo city. He has
fought throughout the western part
Of the state and will be a formidable
opponent for the Cowboy.
Patsy Peck or Mission. who went
great guns here last season. winning
every bout by the kayo route. 4 es-
saying a return to Vallcy f:sticuffs.
and has been matched with Bat
Ting Swede. the boy who lost ~
Brooks here "a month ago. These
two boys will weight in at 155
pounds and as both are more than
willing to mix things up this prom
Uses TO be a sockdolager.
KID Monterrey. the popular f2s-
pound Mexican lad. who takes them
and leaves them where ~ finds
them. will meet Terry Young NJ Sa-
antonio over the eight-round rnute
Young Is plenty tough and the KID
Vii have his hands full In disno--
Ing OF him.
tickets are on sale at the fol-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
Ruiz Shaw Return
Bout to Headline
Card at Mercedes

lowing place. Reeds Drug Hnnwm.r
IN Ferin. Frtty - CurlnH EMrnnr
shop. WeSlaco: Donna DruE HtcrN
Donna: Charles Modest. MeAltrns
Whitway Lunch. Mission. Lens c.
Ie. Brownsville. Wrinlm Newsstand
San Benito. Turnrv DruE cnrauHnE.
Harlingcn. and Manhattan cafe.
Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
SENATOR'S o; CHICAGO 2

CHICAGO. May 1i-R-The
Senators thumped Tommy Thomas
for five runs in the first inning
today and then ccasted 10 a eve
inning Q to : victory in the White
Sox In the second Of the series.
The battle was halted by a cloud
burst.
Thomas was removed after five
innings ending a record III which
he finished Is consecutive games
in which he started.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
FRENCH RACE TRACK
YIELDS TO

MAISONS-LAFFTTTE. FRANCE
May 1i.-tP-Driven away by pro-
gress this world-known race track
must disappear to make room for
an aviation field. Fast thorough
breds are to be replaced by faster
air-racers.
Last year and year before the
most prosperous racing years in the
history TO the French turf both
from the points OF view OF attend
ance and amount OF stakes disputed.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. May il.-tF
Marty Flynn won the historic
Clark handicap at Churchill Downs
today. Easter Stocking was sec
ond and Carriage third.
In the sixth race. q secondary fea-
ture. Vemaio. OF the Three DIS stock
farm. Arlington. Texas. finished
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ABILENE 4: sAN ANGELo 8

SAN ANGELO. Nav 1i.-tP1-
San Angelo defeated Abilene 5 70
4 here today on home runs by Nc
MILAN and Rain. Mcmillan hit a
circuit wallop in the sixth with
Rawling on to tie the score and
Rain duplicated his feat in the
next inning to give the Herd IT'S
one run lead.
Abilene 0i0 100 0o0-4: q: 4
San Angelo 100 l02 lnx-5: s. 3
Turner. Moore and Lawrence:
Blackwell and Parama.
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Oldest in Bunion Derby
Wins Lap to Fit. Worth

FORT WORTH. May li.-tP-
Herbert Hedeman, ". Y, the old
est ma min c. c. Pyle's t%ransconti-
mental derby. won the 42nd lap to-
day. running ~ miles from Dallas
70 Fort Worth In 4:20:40. He showed
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Here Is what they did Friday:


J. J. Dury Of San Antonio n
clipping the clay pigeons NJ with
regularity. I'm the regular mid
week shoot I'm the upstate city
Thursday be missed only five
times out OF IS shots. Mrs. y. y.
Dury did well. too. She rot three
out of Is. That sounds like some
Of Brownsville's shooters.
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Two base hits-Cronin. Metzler,
Judge. Three base hits-West.
Clancy. Base on balls-off Thomas
4: Blankenship 1: Jones ?. Struck
out-by Blankenship l. Hits-off
Thomas z in 5 innings: Blanken-
ship 3 In 2. Winning pitcher
Jones.
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COLEMAN &: MIDLAND ;

MIDLAND. Tex. Nav i1.-fFl-
Kai SeFrist. Midland West Texas
league team manager. lined out
n home run. two doubles and ?
single In leading his team to a 2
10 6 victory over Coleman here
today.
Coleman 00f 002 OILS: -: ?
Midland 040 oil i0x-7: Is. 2
Kring. Perry and Cohn. Mite:
Davis. Milton and Stagner.