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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-19
The lnter-RaciaI Committee Stages Great FIgh
v = W. Goodwin and Chairman ChargeCooed
Leaders in Evdence-on Stewart Bryan Counse Delay

The. Committee. on Ordinances
Chairman Marx Gunst presiding. to
which committee the Woody segre
cation ordinance had been committed
for action met in the. Councll
Chamber in the City Hall last Mon
dav night at eight o'elOek. The
proponents of the measure including
Alderman Henry w. Woody were
SLOW in beginning the discussion
and it appeared that they would
have few speakers to support the
measure. Mr.. Woody declared that
it was necessary that something be
done. Miss Johnson spoke after
which Mr.. Crouch advocated the
ordinance. E. -
g. MR. BRYAN ASKS DELAY.
Something in the nature of "a bomb
she'll was exploded. when at. the
onening of the session. Chairman
Gunst had read a letter from Hon.
John Stewart Bryan saying tnat ne
had been called from the city ana
asking the committee would post
pone final action upon the measure
until all could be heard. Chairman
Gunst took the floor and argued IN
favor of granting the request OF
Mr.. Bryan and he did this as one
who proposed to vote for the
ordinance. Then it was agreed that
the committee would go ahead with
the hearing and vote on this phase
of the question afterwards.
ATTACKED CoLoRED LEADERS.
Mr.. Shawner, president of Stone
wall Club spoke, also Mrs. Stevens
of Lee Ward. Mr.. G. o. Alley
spoke in behalf of Leigh Street
Baptist Church. Rev. S. r. Orr,
pastor of East End Baptist Church
was particularly bitter. in his
remarks and openly attacked leading
colered men. When the time came
for the other side, it was late but
Chairman Gunst said that all the
time necessary would be taken.
Attorney H. w. Goodwin was out
spoken in his opposition to the
ordinance. E. e.
MIR. GOODWIN OUTSPOKEN.
He declared himself TO be resi-
dent of Jefferson Ward. This segre
cation ordinance would not accom-
Continued on page 81
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-19

Mrs. ra -lct4n X. Robinson who
has heea @'"rosed is much i'm
proved.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-01-19
lNTERDENOMINATlONAL
MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE
HOLDS BIG NE EETING.
Pres. r. NJ. Williams Presides.
Chairman Garter Causes a Sensation.
Leaders Get TOGETHER After Meeting.
Misundersfdndin9S Adjusted

The Inter Denominational Minis
terial Alliance of Richmond staged
a great meeting last Sunday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at Hood Temple
A. M. E. q. Church. Rev. G. w.
Gaines, D. D. pastor with president
R. M. williams of the Leigh Street
Memorial NJ. E. Church presiding.
The chairman explained the purposes
of the Alliance and spoke OF ITS
interest in public questions 1t hao
decided to lend its influence In
antagonizing the, segregation ord1n
ance.
WHITE FRIENDS INTERVIEWED.
The vigilance. committee had
formulated a plan of action. 1t got
in touch with Attorney R. w.
Darlington of the Interracial Com
mission, he being chairman OF that
branch in this city. 1t had inter
Continued on page 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
COMMENTS

Our ANNUAL SUMMER SEES
SION commences Monday. June 3rd.
and ~ continues. ten. eleven or
twelve v-eeks. TO suit the students. %
buy your SCHOLARSHIPS before
June 5. AND SAVE MONEY.
President Moothart has recently
issued diplomas to Joe Perales OF
Tampco. Mexico. Pansy Lougfrridge.
Mary and Mildred Singer. Margaret
McClughan and Alicia Guerra OF
Brownsville. All have positions.
Roy Berry has recently done stem
ographic work at Fort Brown.
During the past month several
new students have enrolled in both
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

Z. s. grant. also all lot -. con-
tanning 10 acres same subd., $40
etc. .
Hidalgo County
Gambia Cavazos Cano to M. B.
Brave. part Of lot II. blk. 43.
Mercedes. $40 etc.
Emerson +. Wagner to j. "A.
Flora ct al N. 20 acres of lot is.
sec. 252, Tex.-Mex., $40 etc.
G.. @. and Lucy Pruitt to w. L.
Lipscomb. lots 4. 5. 6. z. 8. 9 and 10.
blk. 1853. E%dinburg. $40 etc.
r. :. Devine to w. T.. Lipscomb.
lots 20. 81. % and q. blk. ii, Fays-
vile. $40 etc.
j. +. Ewers to G. Fl. Bueker, Z.
6 acres Of lot u. blk. 6. por. TIP.
S4i0.
Lon G. Hill ST.. to w. L. Skinner.
lot !, blk. %. San Carlos. $40 etc.
Progreso Dew. Co. to William
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
ROGERS SLAMS
JUDGE JEFFREY
To Demand Disqualification
Of Court in Trial OF Wife
AT New Braunfels

AUSTIN. May 21.-Otis Rogers
win demand Judge NJ G.. Jeffrey be
disqualified in the trial Of his wife,
Rebecca Bradley Rogers. when her
trial in the robbery of the Buda bank
two and a half years ago is called in
New Braunfels next September. ne
announced here. He alleged Judge
Jeffrey Is -preJudiced" In the case
In a formal motion filed when her
case was transferred from La
Grange several days ago. after fail
ure to secure a jury. He win press
this plea, and. unless IL is granted.
viii offer testimony before Jeffrey
to sustain his contention. he said.
His petition. which was filed in
the court. asserted that Judge JEFF
frey remarked from the bench.
when they asked for a change OF
venue TO some other court. "Tll
move your case to Brownsville. Just
as far from your home as possible"
He later changed this to try the case
himself In New Rraunfels.
Other allegedly prejudicial re-
marks and actions or the Judge are
enumerated inSthe petition. Another
Judge can be appointed at New
Braunfels. or the case moved outside
Judge Jeffrey's district.
When the Ease can be taken be-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

lots I and 2. blk. o. West addn.,
SO etc.
Homer r. Maxwell to j. Il. Blythe,
lot T.. Tx 4, Garden villas. Nc
Allen, SO etc.
w. 3. Mitchell to w. r.. Hansen.
lot Ia. containing 40 acres Holt
Tract. $40 etc.
Joe Pechacek ct MI to John ii.
Shary. 8. 10 acres OF w. Is acres
Of lot 495. Sharyland. $40 etc.
T. J. Fixes. Jr. 20 First Natl.
Bank, Mercedes, lots Clio. blk. 50.
C~apisallo. $40 etc.
II. p. Herren 20 A. Amberg. lots
8. ., IL. is. 20. I'll and 30. blk. 100.
Chapultepec No. 3. Mercedes. $40
etc.
c. =. Forston to w. II. Eskridge.
s. 10 acres Of N. 1888 acres Of lot
AIS, Shary land, $40 etc.
Bayliss Jeffrey 10 O. p. Archer.
lot rs. blk. 10. College Heights
addn.. McAllen. $40 etc.
III. T.. Maine to n. M. Maine. lot
/. blk. l27. West Tract. 81 etc.
ID. +. Strickland to 4. z. Phelps.
lot IA. blk. 81, West Addn., Meal
len. SO etc.
Milmore Dew. Co. to Lester B.
Sherwood. lots T. and 2. blk. So.
Pharr. $40 etc.
"A. w. Irons TO wv. n. Hansen. 4.6l
acres Of lot 178. Sharyland. $40 etc.
d. +. Farris to @. G. Bonnell. 4.
1912 acres of W. 20.12 acres Of lot
2, sec. 235, Tex.-Mex.. $40 etc.
Edith Barnett to w. r. Hansen.
10 acres Of 1T 17S. Sharyland, $40
etc.
Mary +. Jones 10 L. d. Beverly,
lot 10. blk. 102. Edinburg. $40 etc.
c. Nj. Roscoe to j. +. Ewers, s.
1-2 of lot 9. blk. ia. N. Campacuas,
$40 etc.
w. p. Glenn to Fred @. Glenn.
part Of lot Is, blk. I. Hammond.
$40 etc.
Lena M. Glascock to w. A.
Knapp, part Of lot !. blk. AZ, N.
McAllen. $40 etc.
c. M. Roscoe to j. F. Ewers. S.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

Gatermann, w. 4.96 acres Of lot l23,
Llano Grande subd., $40 etc.
Progreso Dew. Co. to Eric II.
Erdman, s. lois acres Of lot AZ,
Llano Grande subd., $40 etc.
Frank and Meliss Lake to Ralph
Ralston. S. IL OF s. IL containing
IL acres Of lot 2, blk. 2, Hidalgo
Canal, $40 etc.
Joseph Del Bunon to Barrett
Brooks, lot H. re-subd. of lots IL,
y, blk. II. Mercedes. $40 etc.
G C. Nelson to Tommie Boyce.
part Of lot 4. blk. 81. La Donna, $40
etc.
A. "A. Highbarger to M. O.. Cru
ikshank, lot 4. blk. 81, Capisallo. SO
etc.
John T. Palmer to Miss c. NJ.
Finn. Sc IA Of Sc IA of NV ID
Of sec. 30. La Lomita, $40. etc.
ID. +. Strickland to r. c. Ludden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

Animal Corp. VS.. w. A. King; judy
ment for plaintiff. .
No. 1916. South Texas Lumber
Co. VS.. j. d. McInnes; Judgment
for plaintiff.
No. 1858. Valley Finance Corp.
vs.. Fidelity Uuion Fire Insurance
Co. verdict Of jury on special is
sues.
No. 1882. Joaquin Garcia ct al
VS.. Fred Kowalski; agreed judg-
ment.
No. 8498. Minnie Berger Snapp ct
al vs.. Phillis Snapp Rust; receiver
appointed.
No. s400. Cora j. Crawford VS..
Mary Newly ct al; Judgment for
plaintiff.
No. 8443, San Benito Bank &
Trust Co. vs.. G. II. DeBusk; judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FufnlSneu Dy valley Abstract Col
Cameron County
J. II. Howard to Jas. C. Wilson,
lot II. blk. .. Barton addn.. Harlin-
gen. $40 etc.
Narcisco Cantu ct TX to N. T..
Nommenson ct al. lots o and 10, blk.
II. San Benito. $40 etc.
Lima Waggoner ct yir to Valley
Dew. Inc. all blk. %. containing 5
acres: north 5 acres blk. 81. wag-
eoner Highlands subd.. $40 etc.
II. II. Buck to Odilon Cruz. lots
8. 4, 5. 6, blk. 0, Los Indios town
site. $40 etc.
T. T. Burk to Teodoso Alvarado.
lot 5. blk 5, townsite OF Los IN
dos. SO etc.
Perfecto Cruz to Mclquiades Bet
ancourt de Cruz, all lot A. blk. Al.
o. T. Harrington. 81 etc.
j. W. Dorsey to B. II. Brindley
estate. north 10 acres blk. 8. sur.
80. F. z. Bishop sub. sur. 80, $40
etc.
r. 3. Hinkly to c. T.. Fleming,
lots l and .. blk. 8. Fifth addn..
San Benito. SO etc.
c. c. Nelson to Nelson Loan Co.
west 1-2 blk. "a. share 80, FL Jar
din subd.. $40 etc.
Cameron Co. Lumber Co. to Mrs.
Hattie Bouse. lots lola. and lob.
blk. 8. Avondale subd.. Harlingen,
$40 etc.
o. +. Fischer ct ux to S. Fleisch-
mann q Co, 7.30 acres lot II. Lon
c. Hill subd.. plat 2-25. 50 etc.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. to Joseph
H. Coffin. east 7.2S acres blk. AZ,
unit ?. Bayview Citrus Grove subd..
share 81. plat 8-13. 5000.
". G. Racine ct ux to w. "A.
Stephens. 12.2 acres out Of north
part Of blk. S. r. z. Bishop subd..
share ! to 9. also known as blk. so,
Palm subd.. $500.
Geo. +. Walker to Valencia Parl.
plat 6-5l. $40 etc.
Geo. F. Walker to Valencia Park
Inc. lot 3. blk. 9. Valencia Park.
plat 6-5l. SO etc.
A. +. Parker to Milton u. Pollock
ct Tx. farm tract 73. Coast Land
Farms. Buena Vista grant, plat g.
Is. containing 5283 acres. $1,000.
A. T. Parker to John d. laval.
n. 20 acres blk. is. Orange Grove
Park subd.. SO etc.
9. s. Thomson 10 A. +. Parker.
N. 20 acres blk. rs. Orange Grove
park Subd.. SO etc.
Bert M. Cromsck ct ux 10 Thos.
Sake. east 2 acres lot IS. blk. XIX.
West Brownsville. $40 etc.
Harvey r.. Houck ct ux to Marie
Jenke. lot %. blk. 6. Citrus Grove
Terrace. Santa Rosa. 81 etc.
Clarence Hooker ct ux To mo. -
Barry. lots 30. * and ". 400 acres
IN form Of parellelogram in lot SO.
Hull subd.. share I. =. S. Grant. also
lot 43. same subd. $40 etc.
Jno- Pavlica ct ux to Clarence
Hooker. all lots 80 and IS. and N.
400 acres In form or q psreIlelo-
gram In lot IS. Hull subd., share l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

day and night sessions Others arr
expected from time to tirne.
IA large number XIX High School
Graduates Of Brownsville and ether
places or thr Valley should nov hr-
Gin their BUSINESS COLLEGE
work. One year with Is viii mean
much to them. whether they con-
tinue their college and university
work then. or 20 into good office
positions. The Civil Service Depart
ment ~ offering special Inducements
I'd this grade OK young people.
Phone 744. or white President XII.
w. Mocthart for BOOKLET OF IN
FORMATION.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

city store. while the market ln Hmr-
.llngen will be I'm the Central Power
and Light building.
A committee On Standardization
will grade all articles before thry
are placed on sale
AT a previous meeting the ladies
were given score cards and taught
how To grade their own product tr
be placed in tine market
At this market tine ladies win have
for sale, dressed chicken. cakes
cookies. doughnutS. pies. cottage
cheese. butter. eggs and some home
made articles for the home and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
Home Demonstration
Market To Be Held
In Harlingen, s. e.
(Special to The rrerald.l

SAN BENITO. May 21.-At the
regular meeting of the home demon
stratlon counsel Saturday. plans
we're completed for the home dem
O~nstration market which l. TO be
opened in both Harlingen and San
Benito on Saturday. May IS.
The members of the home demon
stration clubs of Cameron county
will operate these markets every
Saturday between the hours OF 10
o. m. and 8 D. m
The San Benito market will be In
the Tabor g. Tabor paint and nov
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the District Courts:
10. 85l2. Juan Van de Putte VS..
G. II. Morris ct al; injunction.
NO. 1913. Juan Van de Putte VS..
Cameron CO. w. I. Dist. NO. Z;
damages.
No. 85l4, Farmers State Bank VS..
Delta Irrigated Farms; debt.
No. isis, J. w. Benson g. Son VS..
Western Union Telegraph Co;
damages.
NO. a5l7, +. r. Sanders vs.. T.. w.
EuhanlE: attachment.
No. e5l6. Ramon Gomez VS.. jose
phine Chapa Gomez: divorce.
NO 1918, Evelyn Parker VS.. Ed
gar Parker: divorce.
NO. 85l9. G. II. Page ct al VS..
H. M. SHELTON. ST.. commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

MISSION. May 1i.-Due tu mn
oversight In giving cut the faculty
assignments for the senior high
school last week Mrs. Raymond
Brooks Was listed as teacher Of his
tory. This was an error Tor Mrs.
Brooks viii ID lad or the English
department tn tine senior high school
which position she hes held f1r MA
number az Years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
LICENSES

&h&GAN1LC
Pablo Leira and Juanita Rod
riguez.
Daniel Torres and Guadalupe
Castoneda.
L. z. Jones and Viola Kennedy.
Magdeleno Juarez and Juana
Martinez.
+. p. Halliburton and Eva Por-
terrified.
Ezequiel Tamez and Teresa We
jaron.
We're s. Myrick and Maxine Ra-
mona Wilt.
Juan Saldana and Lea Izaguirre.
Maxiamo Gomez and Tomasa
Cara.
Elmer Walk and Audrey Prem
tiss.
Guadalupe c. Betancourt and FL
vira Gonzales.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
They heated !,
Eu7zz JOseES TuH

TRANZ JOSEF, one time
Emperor of Austria, was
fond Of his bath. He
liked it hot. When he went
to visit the late Kaiser the
(then royas) household was
thrown into great conster-
nation because there was no
bathroom near the bedroom
that Franz was to occupy. ,
But it was arranged.
Preparations were made and
#. j. was informed that his
'bawth was ready"
Into the tub was plunged
the royal right foot. It
touched the bottom of the
tub. A scream rent the air.
@Himml!" To heat the
water, the chamberlain had
put a gas jet under the tub.
The bottom was as hot a.
n stove plate. Franz went
back to Vienna with murder
in his heart and a blister
as big as q dollar on his
right heel.
Thousands Of American
homes have what royalty
has not-perfect hot water
service-the instantaneous,
dependable, twcnty-four-
hours-in-the-day service Of
the Pittsburg Automatic
And they have it at the
cheapest possible rate per
gallon.
Come in and let US demon
strate the Pittsburg to you.
You can get il on the easiest
terms possible.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

fore another judge, ne and hts wife
are anxious for 1t to 60 to trial.
Rogers said. Il am anxious to get
the whole thing through with he
declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
2STH district COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham. Judge
No orders.
I03RD DISTRICT COURT


Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
no. 1860. Reality Trust co. VS..
Ciementia Gloria ct al: judgment
for plaintiff.
No. 1851. Realty Trust Co. VS..
Francisco Garcia ct ux; judg-
ment for plaintiff.
No. 1897. Realty Trust Co. VS.. Luz
ciano O. Leal ct al; judgment for
plaintiff.
NO 300. Rio Hondo Independent
school district VS.. j. p. johnson:
judgment for defendant.
No. 8l58. r. Thos. McDermott VS..
Valley Realty Co. of Texas; iudg-
ment for plaintiff.
NO. 1886. Empire Electric Supply
Co. vs.. Chris Damants; Judgment
for plaintiff.
NO. 827l, Chapman Geological
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

10 acres Of lot s. blk. I, por. 71-72.
$40 etc.
Frank M. Dudley TO r. G. Bay
Tor. part Of lot l, blk. AZ. McAllen,
$40 etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
COUNTY COURT
Hon. O. c. Dancy, Judge
Suits filed: None.

COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber, Judge
No orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
Do DaydreamS
Ever Come True?

II wish I could get up in III sky, ali to myself
and take my caresa and worries 10 the clouds
and dump them all overheard"
just as q sunny face and radiant smile draw happiness
and love, Vivians face, reflecting her pensive thoughts,
one that sometimes drew an Indifferent glance and that was
about all.
For few there were i'm the small town who didn't know
: the story of Vivian Matthews and that twenty years before
she had been left on the doorstep of little old Martha Mat
thews, spinster.
She was q little nobody. No one paid much attention to
her except Cubby Sullivan, q chubby, r~cd-headed, wisecrack-
ing boy she had known all her life. But he only the boy
next door. Il wasn't romantic.
"Viv, you're q red-head with a brunette heart. Us red
heads got to live up to our hair. Darling, maybe you're lucky
not knowing who you are. You might b: the daughter of q
radio announcer o r a nanny singer" That's what Cubby
told her.
Who would have thought that finally Vivian Matthews,
known all her life al "The Flat Tire" would some day see
her dremas come true-and have the most wonderful ro-
nance a girl ever had-and that in a n airplane flying under
the blue vauited heavens she would soar to happiness7
Read how Vivian did it in The Flat Tire"
You will be thrilled with her story.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-27
30 Mcmillan, Kansas Aggies' Coach,
Unique Character With Own System
Famed AI-Amercan Quarterback at Center Years Ago
Great Fellow Says Knute.

best in America during his college
and professional career but perhaps
30 is just exaggerating a little
though I hope not.
I never forget the quaint tale
which 30 told an ardent hero wor-
shipper in South Bend when he
talked himself into several free
meals in said hero worshipper' S
restaurant. This restaurant owner
induced 30 to tell the story of the
Center Harvard game which Cen
ter won, 6 to O. After long ramb-
ling discourse in which the play
most favored Harvard 30 said the
Center college boys were somewhat
depressed, discouraged and discon-
solate, but to quote 30.
But say, on. the next play our
boys got off tackle and our boy car
rying the ball, crossed the line of
scrimmage, reversed, pivoted,
straight armed, faded away and
then recovering just irresistibly
catapulted himself over white chalk
mark after white chalk mark and
finally just literally dove over the
last white chalk mark for what
proved to be the winning marker
against old Harvard. I swear all
eleven Harvard boys had their hands
on our boy, but he could not be de-
MED.
Now I have seen a lot of foot
ball in my day, I have had a lot of
football experience but never, never
did I ever see any run that was half
SO clever or half so thrilling as that
run that beat old Harvard that aft
ernoon."
And the old restaurant keeper,
with his face all aglow with en-
thuSiasm and interest, said DO,
that must have been wonderful.
Who carried the ball for your boys
on that play" and 30, kind of hang
ing his head SHIT epishly,. said, well.
they just happened to call my num-
ber."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-27
With the SandIOtte7,S
BY BABE RUTH

A BOUT ten out of every twenty
L n five letters I get during the
season are from kidswho want to
hit home runs. Here's one that's
typical from a kid named Roy
Moore. down in Indiana:
Dear Babe" the letter says, I'm
Is and an outfielder and can hit
pretty good, but not very far. About
all I get is singles and sometimes
a double. What I would like to do
is learn to hit ball further. wish
you would write me letter and tell
me how l can learn to hit home
runs"
The answer, of course, is Don't.
A lot OF kids ruin themselves as
hitters because they try to hit the
ball too far. Everybody can't hit
homers-and everybody shouldn't
AS long as a kid can hit the ball
and get his base hits pretty reg
ularly, he shouldn't worry about
home runs. You know that il
takes a lot of power to drive the
ball out of the lot and lot of chaps
haven't got it.
If you're pretty fair hitter
there's no need in taking a full
swing just to get an occasional home
run. You not only don't hit lomerS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-27
PSORIASIS

CAN BE HEALED. I SUFFERED
MANY YEARS WITH THIS
DREADFUL SKIN D I S E A S E.
WRITE r. S. PAYNE, 234 E. SEC
OND ST, CONVICTION, KY.-Ad-
vertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-27
Big Leagues

Jack Scott. veteran New York
Giants pitcher, relieved Carl Mays
in the fourth inning Wednesday and
held Brooklyn to two hits during
his eight innings on the mound, the
McGrawmen winning an eleven
inning battle 3 to 2. 1t was SCOTS
bingle in the eleventh which drove
OFarrelI home with the winning
run.
Pounding Remy Kremer out Of the box
In the sixth inning when they scored five
runs, the Cincinnati Reds beat the Pitts
of the Bushmen was reduced 10 one game.
WITH RAY BENGE AND CLAUDE WILL
LOUGHBY PITCHING SUPERBLY. THE
P PRlE The veg 8osToN Pq BRATE V5C T0
AND TO 2. SOUTHERN GOT SEVEN
HITS DURING THE DAY; HE HIT A
HOMER VI H THE BASES FILLED IN
THE Philadelphia Athletics in
i creased their lead in the Amer
lean League to 1917 games by beat
ing the Boston Red Sox 6 to 5. Bing
Miller ran his batting streak to
twenty-seven consecutive games.
II
After Herb Pennock had pitched the New
York Yankees to a to 0 triumph in the
first game, Washington nosed out the
world champions, 4 to g. in the second
game. Ruth got two singles, a double and
home run in the first battle.
y
THE ST. LOUIS BROWNS MOVED
WITHIN THREE PERCENTAGE POINTS
OF THE YANKEES BY BEATING CLEVE-
LAND, s TO 2.
Triples by Cissell and Watwood in
the ninth helped the Chicago White
Sox beat Detroit, to 3.