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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23

Some parents feel that child is as
much entitled to comfortable, attractive
clothes as he is to his daily bread and
that it is as unfair to make birthday
or Christmas gift consist Of something
to wear as it is to deprive him of din
ner as punishment for some ordinary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23

ton is for an ensemble, except when
greater convenience makes the separate
use advisable. For instance, there can
be one large tea table with two arm
tables for individual use. Or the tri-
angular shelf sections can serve as con-
veniently for buffers assistants" or
muffin stands.
These tables are further developments
of the type of card table with chairs
having triangular seats and very low
backs that Slip underneath the table
top and At into the circular space
neatly and compactly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23

dreaded school duty, said I should be-.
gin trying home remedies before send
ing for the family physician. My regime
included orders for a hot bath, dose
of castor oil and Punishment to a
darkened room at the far end OF the
minute or two, and then said, Say,
Mother, why not let me try the fresh
air cure first?" I consented and after
awhile he came in feeling wonderfully
improved and able to go ahead with
the school task.
(Copyright, 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23

sired distance for use by the occupant.
When the breakfast is done, the writing
finished, or the reading ended, or what
ever the convenience of the table has
been needed for, all that is necessary to
transform the table into a footboafd
again is to clear it and push it down
into place. Such fitted bed has its
advantages.
A table made in the stolid fashion of
much of the modernistic furniture is
given extra attractiveness as we'll as in
creased utility hR putting shelves be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23

the high spots in her married life. This
year Rogers mother asked them all
over to the ancestral home. She knew
that Lois was not feeling any too en-
ergetic and that she would welcome
dinner which she herself had not
prepared. So the Miller clan planned
to go to Mother Miller'ss on Thanks
giving day Mrs. Miller decided 10
use the chestnut dressing for her
turkey.
She purchased large American chest
nuts. These were boiled in the shell,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23

Every now and then we meet up with
. surprise. A man, for example, known
as tough egg turns out to be secret
writer of verse, or a business man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23
The Sidewalks Of Washington
BY THORNTON FISHER.

loses his or her temper. The immediate
object of wrath may not be responsible
for the explosion at all. 1t may have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23
MOTHERS
AND THEIR CHILDREN.

Playing Sick.
One mother says:
Very much fearing that my young
son was feigning illness to escape some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23

then peeled and blanched. For two
cupfuls cooked chestnuts she added
one cupful freshly crumbled, day-old
bread, one-half cupful hot water, one
teaspoonful each of minced parsley
and grated lemon rind, two teaspoon
fuls salt, one-quarter teaspoonful pep
per and one-third cupful melted butter.
After the chestnutS had been put
through ricer she added other in
gradients. Then she put in one-quar-
ter cupful seedless raisins, the cooked,
chopped heart and liver and a small
amount poultry seasoning. The turkey
was stuffed with this In usual manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23
MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes Oatmeal with Cream
Ham Omelet Graham Popovers
Coffee

LUNCHEON.
Fish Chowder Crackers
Apple Turnovers Tea
DINNER.
Lamb Stew with Dumplings
Boiled Potatoes Cabbage Salad
Squash Meringue Pie
Coffee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23
GRAHAM PoPovERs.

GRAHAM POPOVERS.
Mix two-thirds cupful of
graham with one and one-third
cupfuls of pastry -four and one
half teaspoonful salt. Pour on
slowly two cupfuls milk. Beat
two eggs until very light. Add to
the first mixture and beat again.
Turn at once into hot buttered
gem pans. Bake in a hot oven
from 80 to IS minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-23

Contrary to the custom of many per-
sons, the fork is properly used with the
tines pointing downward. The reason
underlying this rule is to avoid the
effect of using the fork as If it were
"A shovel. There are exceptions. or
course, to this rule. In the case OF
peas, stewed tomatoes and similar
foods the fork is used with the concave
side up.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
CUTTING
CAVUZzI LEAD
Flying Cop Finishes First I'm
Thursdays Lap In
Fast Time

MIAMI. Okla. MAY 3-l~-
TrampinE alcng NJ Oklahoma. home
state of ANDY Payne. Claremore
farm boy. who won last wears rscc.
G. G. Pvle's cross country huricn-
GERS t0das headed for Chelsea. 55
miles rom here. Payne Is accom-
ranving the caravan this year as
rhief patrolman and also il adver-
tiSed L. a feature extraction til Mr..
Pyle'S Follies.
johnny Salo. paSSaic. ~. j.. con.
second In eiarsed time. cut the
lead of Pete Gavnzzi. ScuthamD-
ton. Eng 20 2.5S.25 as the runners
crossed their twelfth state line OH
yesterdays lap from Jrniin no. tD
Miami Salo S-eDDed the 36.7 rifles
~ ASS. 50 20 finish IL first place.
Gavuzzi was third
The leaders.
Pete Gafuzzi England. 2O9.-
PAST
1872.
Ed Gardner Seattle. wash
22o. 54.20.
-GiUsto Umek Italy. rs 5n a.
Pau simpson. Burlington ~
G. 2s3 2. Oa
Sam Richnan. Mem v,-s
"a ID .35. ~
-Phillin Granville. HamiIto,
Ont 24o. Sc. 20.
IN = Mcnamara Australia
2S9.c II.
-Hsrry Ao-2noyitz, New York
27Q.f3.02
l0-Herbert Hodsr,-
YORK. 77l-32 4G.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
rnard Sees That
ankees Have Real
Battle On Hands

i4CAGO. May 3.-QP-After !,
- around the circuit. President
:. Barnard is more convinced
ever that the Yankees harp !
il fight on their HANDS II IN
AMERICAN league pennant race this
season.
Just keep your ewes On PhiIa-
oe,paia. Barnard limited. They
arc going TO surprise EVERYBODY
lhev are dangerous from the tor IN
ne batting order down 10 the eighth
man and I believe they have shaker
eif their oiG ink OF falling in the
pinch.
The Yankees 80 far have shown
tley Go not have the steadiness of
recent champions. This is indicated
1H their record OF this spring WI
compared 10 last At this time IN
l928. they had rolled up a record OF
1 victories against three defeats
and we're we'll out III front. To-Day.
their mark Is six victories and four
defeats. The difference can be at
fr'bnted 20 r. weakening Of their
pitching staff.
st Louis is sanother club worth
Watching.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
Mello And Gorilla
Iangle In To- Round
Feature Go TONIGHT

NEW YORK May s-ar-The
old sock should be- on parade N
Madison Square Garden tonight
when A Mello aud Gorilla ronrs
tsngie N the ten-rourd feature
bout.
Meilc, = scuthDar with n pr1r,
is the latest addition "a tho AL
reaoy rather long list Of welfer-
weights who have beaten chanp-
TOT Joe Dundee in non-titIe pn-
zager1entS. al trimmed tire title-
holder twice az Boston in recent
months
Jones. an Akron. Ohio. negro har
won about half bis pcl,ts ~ r,ocs,
outs. Available boxing stat,stSc.
now him OH the losing ers "
N two matches. He dronner sori
TO Sergeant SAMMY Rsssr
4 sonoy Brown but later knock.
out Brown III two rounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
u. ;. ARMY HORSE SHOW
E A OFF TO EUROPE

NEW YORK. May 3.-iF4-The
United States army horse show team
Of -four sailed YESTERDAY ON the
steamship Dresden for Europe. The
team. MADE ND or Maj. Harry ID.
Chamberlin. Capt. William 8. Brad
ford and Lieut.. Earl 2. Thomson. all
"a the ninta cavalry. Fort Riley.
ana Lieut.. Edwin Y. Argo. OF the
first field artillery. Fort sill. are to
compete in the international Jump
inf competition nc Warsaw. Poland.
June / 70 IL. the international con-
course llippiulie at Cologne. Ger
many. June 10 70 "a and the famous
Duubiin horse show at Dublin. IRE
land. August 9 to 9.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
Herb Pennock Can't
Escape Jinx That
Has Haunted Him

NEW YORK. May 3.-P-Herb
Fenncck. star left handler of the
New YORK YANKEES. can't seem I'd
escape tho Iinx that struck him
down last summer. Out CT the
game after August II last season.
FCnrCck has been eSSzyirE "A come
back this rear with fairy credit
aclc results But his salary wing.
ilsr about free from the neuritis
that kept him uut last season. has
suffered -rcthe- misfortune.
\ line drive off Sammy Vests
bar Yesterday hit Fennock On the
left arm The veteran kept on
pitching until ain halted hostIIi-
ties ln the third inning but a half
hour later the arm began to STIFF
fen. Whether the injury " serious
or net has not Jet been determ-
med.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
L~OhGHORNS, ACGTEs
IN DUAL co SATURDAY

AUSTIN. May 3-The steer tbir-
IA ciadS end their dual meets safnr-
cay N this week when they cnrnev
IN College Station to meet the A.
gles N their second meet Of the ga
ON II the first meet held IN Ans
lln. me cadets reer victorious large
because of their supremacy ~
ne track events. while the Long
horns had a like superiority IN t5a
field events.
The experts have picked Texas A
q NJ. and Rice TO be the three tearS
which viii fight 10 our for the ser
ference title with the odds resting
- lavor or the Farmers because or
lie Wen balanced club Both the
lexas and AgRie thinly-cIads viii
present their full strength in rI-r
meet Saturday afternoon. y Tire
meet VIII De a great deal closer thar
Tie one In Austin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03

Worth, Shreveport. Dallas ana
Wichita Falls managed TO win be-
tween them exactly four. The
Fort Worth Cats were the only TN
vaders TO break even, taking out
out Of three from Beaumont. Wich-
ita Falls managed 10 win one of
three from Houston. Shreveport
nicked the rampaging Waco Cubs
for n of their three. and Dallas
dropped three straight 10 the re-
vamped San Antonio Indians.
The showing Of Dallas. accounted
one Of the strongest Of the north
ern branch OF the Texas league
lamily. easily has been the most
Disappointing feature Of the inter-
sectional combat. Yesterdays III
to z loss to the Indians was the
Herds sixth straight and dropped
them with a dull thud into sixth
place.
As the teams change sparring
partners today. Wichita Fails can
look forward 10 three days Az the
comparatively peaceful atmosphere
at Beaumont. Shreveport boards
the now aroused San Antonio In
dams for three games with crn-
siderable m~isgivings. Fort Worth
tackles the powerful Houston Bluffs
Tor a trio. and Waco opens a week
end series at Dallas.
Yesterdays outstanding melee
was staged at Houston. where the
Buffalos. clinging % second place
and In position 10 pounce wv the
lead when. and II. the Waco Cubs
ever snap. edged out the Spudders
z 70 3. In the final OF a hard-fouEht
series The Spudders sheiIer
Seheiberg from the mound carly In
the game. but Gus Foreman vent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
SNOW CREETS
OHIO RELAYS
Weather Men Puts Dummy
Surface on Track, Field
For Opening Day

COLUMBUS. o. May Sd
Snow gave the Ohio state university
track field a gummy surface for
the opening or the sixth annual
Ohio relay games today.
Events scheduled today we're the
loo ward dash and sprint medley
relay for Ohio colleges: shot out.
pole vault and high jump for high
schools. elementary school 440
yard relay. junior high school $40
yard relay. class B. class a. and
preparatory school mile relays. pre-
iirinaries In the 100 yard dash.
l0- hurdles and $50 yard relay for
class a high schools. and a special
invitation race between Joe Sivak
az Butler and OFval Martin or Pur-
due AZ $50 yards.
Teams from Illinois. Notre Dame.
Chicago. Indiana and Ohio state
appeared strongest III the seven
university relays tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
RUIZ-SHAW in
GRUDCE FIGHT
The Kid Working In San
Antonio I'm Preparation
For May ID Battle
Especial to The Herald

MERCEDES. Texas May j.
Preparations for a packed house are
being made here for the card OF May
rs when Kid Ruiz. nov working out
In San Antonio. returns to the VAL
ley to take on Battling shaw IN
a second engagement.
The two fought * q draw III their
previous encounter.
Shaw, a local boy, Is working out
In the Valley, and Is a favorite
among many Valley fans. who have
followed him through his ring ca
geer from the days when he fought
curtain raisers.
Ruiz II reported To b. ia the best
shape yer
The large crowds attending recent
ENGAGEMENTS al AL Roblnson's punch
bowl have caused the management
10 place most Of the seats ON sale
as reserved seats. and a certain
number have been sem TO each city
III the Valley "a b. reserved for fans
there MANY fans have come trom
practically all VALLEY points. includ-
ing the territory from BROWNSVILLE
on.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03

FHARR- May 3-Nord was rc-
ceived here yeStsday that tie Paar-
nlgn Seaccl girls AZ the state inter-
SCHOLASTIC meeC come out victorious
in first and second round tennis
ocuoleS oy defeating GEORGETOWN
and Queen Clsy The local re,re-
sentatiFes also won A girl's Sinrlcs
tirst round from Beaumont ~ de-
fault.
The score OF the Georgetown de-
feat which vas In the first round
girls doubles vas So. go. III the
girls doubles Of the second round
Inc Pharr team beat Queen City oy
a similar score. So. go.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03

sin tho series.
Connie Mack surprised rail birds
BY tossing Bob Grove back at the
Red Sox after having withdrawn
the tall southpaw from the "a 70
g massacre OF the previous day as
the Athletic cor mounted beyond
the danger Of ovcrhauling. II was
supposed the American league dean
wa1 saving his great pitcher for a
tougher spot. but back came Grove
tn win his second victory In two
DAYS and his third OF the season.
As the Browns lay idle In Cleve-
land. the victory Of the Mackmen
cut half a game from the st. Louis
lead. Dan Howley Will have a
chance 60 put on another scaiping
expedition today. however. as the
Athletics make their way westward
Sportsman's Park Still looms as the
most important stop for the Ais and
the Yanks III the west country.
Herb Pennock made his second
start Of the season at the Yankee
Stadium. but h0StilitieS we're
drowned cut after the first half of
the third inning when the Harlem
Tapped over It's banks 70 greet the
Athletes. The senators picked up
one rum against Fennock ~ the
first on Gehrig'S error, and there
the scoring stopped for both teams.
sad Sam Jones pitched the two
rounds for Washington.
Detroit and Chicago also found
ram snow and other m~c0nyanien-
eeS scattered over the premises D.
Charles ComiSkey. and made an
ether entry in the dcubleheader
book They will try their hand nv
4 ansle game today as the eastern
invasion moves toward the west.
The only eastern American league
team scheduled to play today II the
New York troupe of Miller Hue-
GINS. booked for an interleaeue ey-
hioitlon AZ Pittsburgh.
The only attempt To unlimber 4
pAt N the National league veSrer-
cav occurred az EbbetS Field. where
-Af Giants punched CIT two rrnS
oehind lsrrv Benton III the oDenar
oi'ty 70 nave rain descend at the
END 81 the third The default M
me weather lett tine Giants MIR
only an even break against rbs
So-eslied etfete east in the fsrSt
Iouad oI mtra-Sectionsi effort and
tle western CLUBS headed LUZ 49,
WV Sfo0noS III great glee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03

NAttvEdA
MISREPRESENTATION. Cubs .44-.
Fuls-StsplenEcn. Wilson. Cubs:
Critz. Reds. I3.
Runs batted Wilson. Cubs. II
HitS-Stepilsrscn. Cubs. ..
DcubleS-Frtsco. Cards. ~.
Trtples-Hornsby. CuyIer. CuI,s,
Bizoiette. Cullcr. Robins. I. Waner
Pirates: Walker. Reds. 2.
Hcners-Harper. Braves: Wilson
Cubs. 4.
Stolen baSes-Flcwers. Robins :
neutrality-suspicious.. Cubs. Won q
lost O.
American:
batting|amiesOn. Indians AIR
Runs-Blue. Browns. 10.
Runs batted in-Simmons. Ath-
letics. IS.
HltS-Blne. Browns. ~.
DnubleS-Dvkes. Athletics. n
Tripies-Blue. Browns: Alexar-
der. Tigers. 2.
6CmerS-RiuP. ErnwnE. r---
simmons. Athletics. 4.
Stolen bases-Fonseca Aver,lI
Indians. 4.
ritcnlng-Gray, Browns. wor a
lost 0. II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
Ennna The HERALD SPORTS SECTION Enn@s
SPORTS


A few more days and high school
baseball days will be over so far
a. the present season Is concerned
High school teams throughout the
Valley have engaged in several con
tests with each other and have
created some interest.
Baseball Is not n school game
anyway. Not even "a collegiate
game. The season IN always cut
Just about time things get going
good Since the professional
leagues attract the attention or
both players and fans. II Just
about smotherS the school lads
out.
The Valley schools as well Al
other high schools enter Their
teams merely for the fun OF play
ing baseball. There II no high
school league and therefore it help.
to keen down interest. It would
be foolish to have a league.
Coach "Soc" Plato Is coming
along very well within is nine and
NINE " just about all he has out
for that sport. He says that very
little interest Is shown. IF inter
est sacks too much ne win form
m intra mural basketball tourna-
ment. By that method he can
have several teams and enough
interest can be worked rp for m
nice group OF contests.
w. p. McShane, writing dowr
from Mission. says We give him tho
ziEgles bv asserting that Kid
Guerra might nut on a good mair
event match. His letter follows:
SDorts Editor.
The Herald.
Dear Sir:
You make me laugh when YOU
lax about Kid Guerra being a mar
cventer.
Kid Monterrey Is right when hr
says nc at whip him all over tn
ring. IL Monterrey can't do IL. ]
have a boy I'D here that can knoc:
ne tai feathers cut Of -Th-
Rooster.
Yours.
MAC.
We can't figure out whether Ma
! trying 70 ballyhoo his ~mystery'
Ilshter CT give the razz 70 the San
Benifo lad or 10 lis. Moreover ~
attaches an 'if- which reflects WI
Monterreys ability. Since 10th
ia ana Monterrey are convinced
of Glerra's mediocritr. whv nnr
Fet Monterrey and the Mission Iad
together.
Guerra. We imagine. would ~
CAD 10 trade punches with +hr
winner OF that bout.
Inc Rooster ~ must ~ -
mltted. has brought dozn NJ Heels
criticism for his alleged attemnf n
alclate 20 Valley Dromo-a--
fights being staged III TIA vsTla-,
Is interesting. and the promoters
70 keep them Ike that Ara
lnes II e. quick I'D out Guerra wv
ny other I'D oH the main evsns
NC tney feel that the customer
want 70 see them there.
need that fact.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
BOOKS TO kEEP LOTT
OFF DAVIS CUP Z A

CHICAGO May 3.-F-Eecause
cf bis studies at the University III
Chicago. George Lott will lose his
place on the American Davis cup
tennis team this wear.
Lott i third ranking player G. the
United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
EGHTS LAST
2e1NIGHT&A

BY the Associated Press
LONDCN-Phil Scott. England.
cutpointed Ludwig Hsymann, Ger
many, l5l.
GARY. Ind.-Marshaii Leach.
Gary. knocked out Jack Herman.
Cleveland. ~.
DAVENPORT. Ia.-Jack McCar-
thy. Chicago. outpointed Howard
McLain, Louisville. Ci0l Al Kline.
Cleveland, outponted Jack Denny,
Chicago. I0l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03

Cup players an invitation from Mr..
Hoover for them 10 play at the
White House On May n. I'm the
event Of unfavorable weather they
viii 20 into action the next after
noon.
The candidates, John FTenneasv.
Fritz Merclir. john Var Ryn. and
Wilmer Allison, have been practir-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
o SUFFERING
GRIPPE ATTArK

CHICAGO. May b. Up -reo
Lyons. star hurler OF the white
SoX. Will be lost for several darr
because OF a severe attack az
grippe. !"
lis loss will handicap the White
SoA Tor their impending series with
the Yankees. WIN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
PONY RACING BEGINS
MAY IS FOR BRITISH

LONDON. May 3-P-PonN RAG
ing. new sport for BritIshers. vii
start MAY - at the nev pony course
near Harrow.
The racing Is TO b. under the dl-
rcction NJ tire Pony Turf clto which
holds the same position as tire JocS-
ey cub in horse racing. Ponies 81
Is hands or un1er. which WEil CONF
letp ia the Various races. arc al
tauoughbreds. ps ven Know: race
hNsaes.
F.ans are ben fs~e to e>t1ollSl'
pony race courses III several rroNln-
cial eenterS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
McALLEN TRIO LEAVES
FOR STATE HIGH MEET
SPECIAL ~ The Herald.

McALLEN. Nay william H1rr
Cecil Cverstreet and Darius Leslie
left Wednesday fur Austin Co rep
resent McAller high school and the
nterschDlastic league district at the
state meet Friday.
Horn VIII enter the extrmpCr-
zneous speaking contest and Over
street and Leslie the track events.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
HORSE NJ WILL
SETTLE RACE STRIKE

AURORA. Ill. May 5.-fPI-The
horsemen'S strike which has delayed
the opening Of Chicago's racing sea-
son al Aurora track for three DAYS
neared termination today. re was
virtually certain the track would
open tomorrow with the strikers
running their horses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03

In and hrid GaiinHaya aia~Gf4M IN
lii thr Bluffs eve tn WiilMn fmr KAm
winning run in thr nlnth
Shreveport pounded four wan
hurEers. including Dlmuritrh mnA
Thurman. mainaprlnF nv enc Clhs
great drive. for - hits - dounAnw
thr lcaders. Ms tn W. I'M lilr HHFirt
final nv waco The cloutlnE Cues
came from behind 90 knnrk n4f
Oscar Iucr0 irprn fhr bux n tAm
seventh. srorsng seven sunA al
knoitinR tho score. hslt shr 6uwtH
came right back wifh IiFr mAHm
In the eighth nnn twr ln Lhm
ninth.
The Beaumont ExpnFifra mfhirr-
ed an ii tD 4 victory g4Mr Pet
worth IN their rinrinK contest. hut
they lost the services ~ fYnsan
Lamb. nnr nf thrir urinelumi CO.
frnsIvr threats. fur mf irMat m mrHM.
Lamb sprnincd an ankle whrD w.
crashed into thr fence gulrE Hftfr
a fIy.
Manager Milton Htrrk FHHN
MoTsc's place IN thr Dallas AufieAt
In a desperate attempt 60 puii fha
Steers rut rf their stump hHA hir
employees failed tn react tn hiH
presence sufficiently and lot II 20
p Stock contributed tFn dnalhimM
fo ~ Dallas attack that nrffHi fF
hits. three more tran Ean Ar
tonic chaIked un.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-03
2oUis Cup Tennis Team
To Perform for Hoouers

PHILADELPHTA. May 3.-tF-
The American Davis Gun tennis
team will play before President
and Mrs. Hoover On the White
House courts IN Washington.
Samuel III. CnIlum. president M
the United States lawn tennis asso-
cation. announced to-day he mad
accepted 0n behalf of the Davis
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LEGION TEAM TO PLAY
EDINBURC SUNDAY r. M.

McALLEN. May 2.-McAllen Am
erfcan LeaEiun team viii meet Edin-
ohrg Sunday afternoon at Legion
Park. according to Harley jackson
and Harvey HixSon. managers ~
the local team.
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Little Rock 2 Nashville .
New Orleans iu Atlanta
AIrpiIe It. BIRMINGHAM Id I'D en-
1tnEsf.
Memphis Chattanooga. postponed
cold weathr-.
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San Francisco 2 OAKLAND o.
SEATTLE X EQliT wood 4
Portland ~ Missions III
Sacramento Al Los AnErl-- y