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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12

San Antonio Indians. were out lr
front of che Shreveport Sports INV
two fun games and showing n0
signs of sIackening their pace. Tire
Steers defeated san Antonio ygy-
te-day, 1915. what had promised
10 be one of the tightest races III
the circuits history now threatens
10 develop into m fight between
three clubs. with tho ~unruahinE
Spudders completing tine triumvir-
ate. By taking their third straight
from the bungiing Bluffs. i7 to a
Yesterday. Cailoway's smuggling team
ran their victory string wy gE
straight.
Chances for the leaders to n-
crease their advantage ovsr the
Sports were bright today. as they
moved into Waco for three aanrr.
The Cubs yesterday prevented fhr
Sports making n clean sweep bv
winning the final tusslc. ~ t1 ~ rt
was the second victory En thirteen
starts for Del Pratts club. Thr
Louisianians take On san Antonio
Indians for three DAYS and sh1lld
find the tribe I'm "A fractions MOOD
from tho Steers visit. Fort Worth
and Houston are sct to fight if OIL
for the cellar position the naEt
three days in the Bayou CITY while
the rampant Spuds hope t0 con-
tinue their streak against Beau-
mont.
Jimmy WalkuD. the Cats rcutt-
pay hurting staff. pulled the Atz-
men out of their slump with am I'LL
to 2 victory over the Exporter ~
their series final. waIkuD allowed
only five blows. while his mates
hammered Earl Hanson and Char
lie Grimm freely. Pierce Cortr b-
Uted "A freak home rum to the Pan
TIERS seventh inning spree hr
which they counted eight nuns
Easterling lost his high rv in trr
sun and the sphere cracked him
on the head. The bases were ram
med AZ the time.
Waco reEaIned fourth place in
the standing with lts . t0 % win rrr-
Shreveport. Behind Leftv'F ateafr
hurting. the Cubs displayed a COM
nlcte reversal OF form and re-en1-
bled somewhat the team that vrrE
wild in early season. The Err
threatened in The ninth ~
Tobin clouted one "A mile vl.
on base. but Thurman rf -
Stein and halted the rally.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
STRIBLING TO FIGHT
IN WICHITA JUNE IL

WICHITA. Kans.. June l2.-P-
Young Stribling's first STEP IN his
fistic comeback will be q l0-round
bout ] n Wichita. June II. against
Babe Hunt, sturdy Oklahoma heavy
weight.
1t will be the Georgian's first
fight since he lost TO Jack Sharkev
in Florida and his first appear
ance In a Kansas ring since 1925.
The bout is expected 70 draw thou
sands of southwest boxing fans 70
Wichita's Forum.
For Hunt the fight will be a
chance 70 prove that his record Is
no fluke. He neve has been knock
cd out and has o nearly 30 en-
gaFements in less than two years.
Hunt. who weighs about l95,
probably will have nearly ten
pounds advantage over Stribling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
JESS DRAWS CROWD
TO HIS NEW ARENA

NEW YORK. June l2.-tP@esS
Mcmahon Is convincing the sSeptics
that Madison Square Garden has no
monopoly on the successful side Of
boxing i'm New York.
The former matchmaker for the
late Tex Richard has packed them
III at two Of the three shows he has
held AZ his new coliseum out IN the
Bronx. "A total Of $4,000 saw two
programs. The third. headlining
second raters. drew poorly.
Jess proposes TO continue his
shows through the summer and fig
ures he will have the metropolitan
fan thoroughly familiar with the
location OF his arena when the fall
and winter season opens.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
Major League Leaders

Gncluding Games OF June I'D
by the Associated Press
National:
Batting-ODoul. Phillies. .5S7.
Runs-Douthit, Cards. 81.
Runs batted in-Hafey. Cards. 60.
Hits-Frisch. Cards. rs.
Doubles-Frisch, Cards. Is.
Triples. Frisch, Cards. s.
Homers-Klein, Phillies; Hafey.
Cards. Is.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs. 13.
Pitching-Grimes, Pirates. won
10, lost O.
American:
Batting-Foxx. Athletics. .407.
Runs-Gehrineer. Tigers. so.
Runs batted in-Simmons. Ath-
letics, s..
Hits-Gehringer. Tigers. IT.
Doubles-Johnscn. Tigers. II.
Triples-Combs. Yanks, z.
Homers-Gehrig, Yanks, IA.
Stolen bases - Metzler. White
Sox: Miller, Athletics. Gehringer.
Tigers. 4.
Pitching-Rommel. Athletics. won
s. lost O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12

.Wry toss TO first base Tor the second
half of the intended double-killing
and two Pirate runners scored, win
ming the game, 3 to 2.
The Giants regained their stride
by defeating Cincinnati. 9 to 0,
through the second shut-out effort
Of Fred Fitzsmimons in four days.
The Hoosier strong man let down
the Reds with three hits in the OPP
ening game Of the series. and came
back yesterday with a SEVENTH
whitewash.
The CubS-BraveS game at Chlca-
60 was postponed because Of rain.
The Yankees took further steps
toward converting the American
league race into a two-team strug-
gle by winning their third straight
from the Browns, II to 5, but the
champions gained nothing on the
Athletics who defeated the White
SoX. IA 10 3. and retained a lead
Of seven games.
Although the Red SoX outhit the
Tigers to Z at the Fenway. the
western team punched its hits to
advantage. winning by 5 to 3. Owen
Carroll had something OF an edge
over Danny MacFayden and Jack
Russell.
Washington batsmen went on
another rampage behind Fred Mar
berry to defeat tF@ Indians at the
capital by 13 to 3. The Senators
banged out Is safeties against Mil
Ter, Hardere and Grant. and while
Cleveland got IL off Ma-berry, the
big right-hander was close IN the
pinches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
Girl Olympic Stars
Are Hit By Rulings
Of Athletic Union

NEW YORK. June 12-Pl-The
heavy hand Of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union has fallen on two more
Olympic champions. Martha More
Illus and Helen Meany.
Found guilty OF giving unauthor-
tzed exhibitions with professionals,
Miss Norelius was indefinitely sus-
pended and Miss Meany declared
ineligible 70 compete as an anna
teur" by the registration commit
tee Of the A. A. Y. yesterday. II
was this same body which. In Feb
ruary. set down Ray Barbuti. Olym-
pic 400-meter champion, after he
had charged officials Of TRACK
meets had paid eXces expense
money TO star performers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
Good Scores Made
By Skeet Club In
Shoot on Monday

Several good cards were turned i'm
at the Batsell- Wells Skeet club shoe.
held Tuesday afternoon on its range
lust north Of the city near Palm
Boulevard.
Bob Wade pulveriZed the most
birds. getting 22s out of possible 25s
twice. w. ID. Walker. "A visitor frCr1
Harrington. had scores Of is. - and
20. Jimmy George shot II, q
and 20.
Approximately rs gunners we're
entered in the competition Monday
afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
DAWSON Wins
In ENGLAND
Defeats John d. Mccormack
In British Amateur
Golf Tourney

SANDWICH. Eng. June l2-tF7
John Dawson Of Chicago, bright
est American hope In the British
amateur golf tournament in prog
ress here. won his first match to-
day. beating John d. Mccormack,
former Irish champion two and
one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
2 u OF MESCAL
GIVE SAME RESULT

BRECKENRIDGE. Tex, June II.
yo-yo record Of 1928
spins was claimed here today by
Joe Glickman, 15-year-old youth.
II took him five hours, twenty-five
minutes and fifteen seconds to
complete his top marathon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
JESS DOYLE is SOLD
TO FORT o r CLUB

TORONTO. June 12-P-Jess
Doyle. Toronto international league
pitcher and former member Of the
Detroit staff. has been sold 10 TT.
Worth Of the Texas league ii was
announced today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
FIGHTS LAST
GNlGHT&A
- Ia Associated Pressl

tBy the Associated Press
CINCINNATI. - Freddy Miller,
Cincinnati, outpointed Eddie
ODcud, Columbus, GO.
CLEVELAND. - Billy Wallace.
Cleveland. outpointed Eddie Ander-
son. Wyoming. G0).
MT CLEMENS, Mich. - Mickey
Goldberg. Detroit, stopped Johnny
Hamm. New York. CD.
NEW YORK-Jack Berg. Eng
land. and Stanislaus Loayza. Chile.
drew. G0).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
Steers Snort With
Old Time GuSto as
They Lead League
BY GAYLE TALBOT. JR.
Associated Pres Sports Writer

After two lean years. during which Steer Stadium va q clearing house
for decrepit players and spawned managers. Dallas fans gradually are
warming up to their present entry IN the Texas league. U begins tO lock
as II the Mavericks are going somewhere under the tutelage OF hmt STOCK
To-day the Stockmen, a. the result Oh three straight victories over tt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
Bad Toss in Ninth
By Robin Enables
BUGS to Hold First
BY WILLIAM j. CHAPMAN
Associated Press SnortS Writer

After developing a strange facility for losing ball games TO Brooklyn,
the Pirates executed a smart about-face at Forbes Field yesterday in
time to save themselves from the ferocious Robns-and q plunge into
second place. Brooklyn had in the making a doube-play which would
have ended the game in its own favor. but Dave Bancroft slipped off a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Tuesdays Results

Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn ..
81. Louis 10. Philadelphia 9
New York q. Cincinnati O.
Boston at Chicago. rain.
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LEAGUE
Standing of the Climbs
TUESDAYS Res

Tuesdays kcSuIts
Philadelphia IL. Chicago 5
New York III. st. Louis S.
Washington Is. Cleveland
Detroit s. Boston q.
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OF TIE
y LEAGUE
standing az the Clubs

INtNWaN hFHWIIN
Dallas is. San Antonio s..
waco IS. Shreveport q
Wichita Falls II. Houston n
Fort Worth III. Beaumont q
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The chief drawback 10 skeet
seems to be It's popularity. More
and more names are being added
10 the clubs rolls. The more
names the more shooters. The
more shooters the slower the game.
Four men can keep in action over
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31
New Road Shock Elimindt0r -
New Steering Gear

Two vitality important features of the new
Buick-a new steering gear and new road
shock eliminator-mark the greatest con.
tribution to handling ease and reliability
achieved in recent years. The new steering
gear, of worm and roller type, provides
matchless steering ease throughout the
entire turning range. The new road shock
eliminator, built into the frame on the steer
ing gear side, eHectually absorbs road shocks
and prevents their transmission to the steer.
ing wheel. The result of these twin features
Hound only in Buick-is unrivaled driving
comfort ct all speeds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31
! Glare Windshield

America has taken this Buick its heart. Millions have
thronged see of thousands have already placed
orders other thousands have requested demonstrations
and the will be instantly apparent when call
howrooms and inspect the matchess array of Buick
models. **
The that in the five major elements of motor appeal
beauty performance, mfor safety valueths new Buick
Body by Fisher strides far ahead of any other in the
entire quality field.
New Fisher Styling
The new Buick Bodies by Fisher longer lower more uxu
ous They reveal Fisher syngnew beauty of line and
appointment-new colors-whch have the outspoken
admiration of ali who have them And in addition they
introduce host of features of utility and convenience
including the new Fisher Non Glare Windshield for safer
night drvng and richer upholstery and new fittings and
appointments of prncey luxury. ....-,.-
Pacemaker of Performance
Moreover Buick for 1880 reveals this marked supremacy
this increased leadershpin feet spirited behavior
on the road Its and engine-devel-
opng 50 matchless new viry pick
up swness and Aexbly single drive will prove the
baceaker of performance And the drive will disclose
marvellous handling comfort and safety due to new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31
NEW LOW PRICES

l8sWFEELBASE
$ Passenger Twodoor Sedan, Model 20. $123s.oO
4 p...enoer Snort Roadster Model ~ 50. 1880
6 p...enoer phseton Model 4s7. 1880
2 Passeng ger Business Coupe, Model As 1880
Passenger Special Coupe, Model 46-S -. 1265o0
pa..enSer Four-door Sedan Model ~. ... 1205.oO
124' WF4EELBASE
5 Passenger Four-door Sedan Model 81. 1495Oo
These prices o. b. factory. Special equipment
charges for delivery and financing Convenient g
Plan. Consider the delivered price rs well
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and improved steering and road shock eminator
doubeacting shock absorbers which check both bound
and rebound and controlled Servo enclosed mechanical
brakes the effective braking system employed
in the world
See, Drive and Opn This New Buick
Bear in mind this Buick with many advancements is
offered at new low pricesn three series and three
wheebases with only standard of quality throughout
the finest in its field.
showrooms today See the Bucks and arrange
to drive one Among the II attractive body types exactly
the Buick for you.
Thousands
Bucks before shown Year after Buick
fthem off Buick field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

Ne~ Peaks of Power ~
The New Baick Talre-in-He0d Engine
The wonderful new Buick Vilve.in-H Head
engine-developing 50 horsepower-repce-
sents the splendid climax of rs years of con- !,
centrauon on this one outstandingly Efficient
type. IL bigger engine stufdiee engine
and provides greater speed as well ~
q power reserve more than adequate to
any need which may arise. Moreover, this
great new power plant is smoother and
quieter, rs we'll as more powerful, and pro T
videS O measure of all-round perfofnAnee
without parallel in the Buick field.
kThe new engine in the 132.and 124-ineh
wheelbase series develops 50 hofsepowee
the new engine in the 11S.inch series,
Soh horsepower. Also il achieves this
additional performance without increased
gasoline Consumption. o.. =
The New Fisher
Non-G Glare Windshield. d Vital Con.
tribGtion to Motoring Safety
The new Fisher non-glare windshieid-4
vitaliv important feature exclusive 60 Buick.
built cars-adds immeasurably TO the safety,
pleasure and comfort Of night driving. This
new windshield-filted nc an angle of 7
deRrees-protectS the driver against the
annoying and frequently dangerous rehec-
ton or glare from other cars. Test the neY
Buick and experience the remarkable ad-
vantages of this new and exclusive feasufe'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31
New Controlled Servo
Enclosed Mechanical Brakes

Enclosed Mechanical Brakes
Bucks new controlled Servo mechanical
brakes-the most effective braking system
ever developed-not only are of the favored
misunderstanding type, but are fully pro-
tected against dust, dirt and moisture, and
provide maximum braking under all road
and weather conditions. These remarkable
new brakes are self-energizing, which
means that part of the braking effort IS pro-
vided BY the cars own motion-and they are
fsIIy controlled through the foot pedal. thus
eliminating all possibility of grabbing" A
single test will prove Bucks new controlled
Servo brakes the smootheSt, most positive,
and most easily operated ever developed for
any motor car.
Ne~ Longer Springs - with New
Doable-Acting LorGo1 Hydraulic
Shock disorders
The new Buick introduces an unparalleled
comfort combination in its new, longer rear
springs and new double-acting Lovejoy
Hydraulic Shock Absorbers. The new rear
springs give the car free and easy cushion
ing motion, which is controlled in both
directions by the double-acting shock
absorbers-thus eliminating both bound and
rebound under severest road conditions.
Through the medium of these two wonder
full new comfort factors, Buick has widened
still further its decisive leadership in riding
luxury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

Passenger Coupe, Model SO 800. si+65'oe
1927 WHEELBASE -
Passenger Sedan Model 60. ........ 1880
7Passenges Limousine, Model COL :. 1Sesoo
Passenger Four-door Special Sedan Model 81 10000
4Passenser De Luxe Coupe, Model 64-C. 1625.oO
PASSENGER Coupe, Model IS .s1675.oe
2 Passenger Phaeton, Model 50 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-31

Buick delivered prices include only reasonable
an be arranged on the liberal GMAC Time Pay :.
e list price when comparing automobile values.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
And NOu, ......

than gesture architectural significance
  generation generation, with their confidence patronage Moreover fitting response those financial stability this great maoned challenge merchandising advance with the continued and constant progress of New Britain
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
What Docs It Represent?

Simply the highest ideals sincere group have abd make modern fashionable institution people pd impossible ability neghbors continually have not tested your dy with absurd comparative prices point fact been actively and entire through with but thoughts those of SERVICE VALUE How nlgenty efficiently and symphetcay your how register for almost anything might desire Mgs with the conviction implanted mind that at priced.
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BUII DING FOR THE FUTURE ON FOUNDATIONS OF THE, PAST /
43 Years ....

forty years have had the privilege of meeting the clothing enjoyed the confidence several gen. clothing buyers proud this this
 THE BEGINNING OF A NEW YEAR IN OUR NEW STORE which has been the result of better serving your wants
 Progress has also played it's part for is the movng which later engu tradition For almost half century, institution symbol all that fine merchandising and the inevitable
 
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New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
On This Day the Nelv Years

wish thanks and good wishes all the people of New Britain and vicinity who have found interest their interest and thus helped build transactions fidelity.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-31

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New Britain herald., 1929-04-22

their homes and parents in the civil wars and revolutionary fighting. but some took to the streets by choice and these proved the most recalci- trant. Attempts by the commissiono f education to reclaim them by ordi- nary methods failed because when the youngsters grew tired of routine lives, they merely ran away.
 A special committee appointed last year has had success with "com- munes of work" Four of these cen ters were opened-in Rostov, Orlo, the Saratov district and Staro- Tcherkass. The Qrlo commune. for example. owns a factory in which boys are taught to make harvesting machines. In other places they are trained as locksmiths, boiler makers and in similar trades.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-22
AB0L|SHES
 SECOND CHRISTMAS
DIctator-KinS Makes Sweeping
 Reforms in All Fields

Belgrade, April 22 P-The sweeping away of letters to trade and economic progress imposed by age old customs and outvorn senti- ment Is one of the most radical re- forms being undertaken by the new dictatorship government set up by King Alexander.
 As an example to the business world at large. the habit of endless coffee drinking has been forbidden Tn government offices. the working day of civil servants has been heightened and finally they are to lose many of the holidays they have been enjoying by the unificaton of the Julianand Gregorian calendars
 Serbia alone of European states This has handicapped business not only with foreign countries but also with other parts of Jugo Slavia where the Gregorian calendar is used.
 The effect has been especially marked each year ill December and January and again around Easter.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-22

made off with his cigarettes, now are taking his cocktail too. Women's bars. where mere man can never get past the door man and where the women of the stage and smartest society gather to exchange late gossip and cocktail recipes. are opening on every corner in down. town Paris.
 All over town, the barkeepers are turning out their male customers and fixing up their bars with ribbons and cakes to attract the feminine devotees of cocktails. Some few bars remain conservative, however. and have kept their swinging doors closed to women.
 The steam room." or woman's bar, of one of the smartest hostelries in the shade of the Vendome column has become a pot of gold for it's owners.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-22
RUSSIA BEFR|ENDS GANGS 0F GAM|NS
IhieYing Orphans Being Edu, Cated and Trained for Work

Moscow, April 22 R - Homeless children, who used to infest Russian cities, working in gangs and thiev- ing or robbing pedestrians, are rap idly disappearing. As consequence one may traverse some of the side streets now at night with reasonable Expectations of arriving home with out losing ones watch or purse. In 1923 there were about S0.00O of these waifs in various cities. About 20,ooO were picked up by var ious organizations last year and placed in institutions 70 be trained in useful work. fed and cared for until they have lost their gang in stincts. More than 3,200 were res- cued from the streets of Moscow alone.
 For years the waifs were an un- solved problem. Most of them lost
New Britain herald., 1929-04-22
Today's Features

With the usual variety of songs and popular classics the Voice Of llrestone brings to us tonight q program Of unusually simple yet be loved tunes. which should prove pleasing both 10 the young and old Franklyn Bauer and Vaughn de f-"ath again appear as soloists with the concert orchestra under Hugo Marlani supplying instrumental di- version. Selections in order of their rendition include Herbert's March Of the Toys Would God Were the Tender Apple Blossom. Gus mans I'm Wild About Dancing, Mallay's 'Lovc's Old Sweet Song, Rachmaninof's Prelude in G Minor, "Believe Me if All Those Endearing Young Charms. Roses If You Want the Rainbow. Log Cabin Lullaby, Hoschna's Every Little Movement', Drink 10 Me Only With Thine Eyes" and Axts Wild Orchids This program may be heard over WEAF or WTIC at 5 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-22

.OO-NLW, Cmcinnati-42S 5:6u-Tea Time Tunes 5:36-Llye stock Reports o;4p-Polly and Ann, the Glad
 Girls
 6:oe-Sekatary Hawkins t:3U-- Iynacone Diners Municipal Administration
 talk
 7;i5-Jan Garher and orchestra 1:$o-Historlcal Highlights N'oH-Professor kyroCk S:15-Organ recital H:@n-Musical ensemble 9,00-The K. I, o. Minstrels 9:&G-Rcal Folks lo;on-The Hamilton club 1t:S4-Michael Hauer's orchestra 1I:op-Slumbcr music l2;no-Jan Garber and orchestra -;y0-Throe Versatile Entertainer
New Britain herald., 1929-04-22
Hiss, Tex, to Haehtta. N. M, for bor.

In the winter there are two sets of festivities at intervals of thirteen days. Thus there are two St. Nich- olas' days, two Christmases, two New Years and two sets of saint days of which about ten occur in January. similar conditions prevail with the coming of spring, Holy Week and Easter.
 The Ministry of Religion has held several conferences with the astron- omlcal staff Of Belgrade University and has been assured that there should be no great difficulty in uni flying the two methods of reckoning the passing of the years.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-22

WIZ and WLW bring 10 us the slumber hour music at II o'clock to- night with the overture 10 Mozart s Titus as the opening number. Other selections include Strauss 'Wiener Blut", selections from Le-
 har's Eva, Torelli's "Sinfinia" Si-
 belius' "Nalse Triste", Slnding's "Des