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STARS TO
GO TO ENGLAND
Ryder Cup Team To Sail
April 10; Walter Hagen
Is Captain

NEW YORK, March 30.-(R-
The Ryder cup team, American.
professional golfers, will sail for
England April 10, to defend the
cup won at Worcester, Mass, In
May, 1927.
With Walter Hagen, British
open champion, captain, the team
will include Johnny Farrell, open
champion of the United States;
Leo Diegel, p. G. A. and Cana
dian champion; Gene Sarazen,
former open champion; Horton
Smith, youthful sensation of the
winter golf season; Ed Dudley. Joe
Turnesa, John Golden, Al EspinoSa
and Al Watrous. Smith and Dud-
ley are the new members of the
team. the others having been on
the Worcester team, although Es-
pinosa did not play.
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PENTACONS AND
AZTECS CLASH
Hot Battle Expected This
Afternoon at San Benito;
Teams In Shape
(Special TO The Herald)

SAN BENITO, March 3o.-Two
San Benito teams are scheduled too
cross bats at the local park Sunday
at $3.50 p. m. according to an
nouncement today, by w. l.. Will
lians. captain Of the Pentagons,
Central Power and Light company
baseball team. The AztecS will play
the Power company team, as a re-
suit Of last minute change in their
plans. They having made plans to
go to Brownsville to play the Palm
Hatters, but were informed today
that the hatters are to play the Los
Fresnos team on that day.
The teams have been practicing
daily, and a good game is expected.
The city commission voted at their
last regular meeting to fix the
stands and grounds to the extent of
three hundred dollars, as the park is
going to be in use practically every
Sunday this year. No admission will
be charged for the game.
The batteries for the Pentagons
will probably be Weimeyer and
Higgins, while the Aztecs will use
Montalvo and Leal. The game will
start promptly at $3.50.
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STAR HOOP PLAYERS
HIGH IN CLASSROOM

BROCKTON, Mass, March 30
P1-A basketball team that stands
nearly as well in its studies as it
does on the court is the Brockton
high school quintet, which just end
ed a stiff schedule Of 20 games
without a setback.
In the squad Of nine men there
are five on the school honor roll.
One member, Herbert Semino, has
been an honor man for all four
years he has been in high school.
Two other members of the first
team are honor students. The re-
manning four players have marks
high enough to be classed but
slightly under those on the honor
list.
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I'VE 1S-HOLE GOLF
COURSES PROJECTED

CLEVELAND, March 30.-(P-
Walnut Crest Country club, near
Windsor, Ohio, will o have the
worlds largest golf property. Five
18-hole course are planned on a
tract of ITO acres.
Major Jack Berry. commandant
of Cleveland municipal airport, is
considering arrangements for air.
plane taxi service from the city's
business district to the club. The
courses will be accessible from sew
eral other cities as well, and a total
membership Of 5000 Is anticipated.
Colonel G. G. Holden, manager
Of Olympia Fields at Chicago which
has four 18-hole courses, has been
made managing director Of the club.
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weeks in the south with her dis
tinguished daughter while the lat
ter picked up three tourney tro-
phies in Bermuda and a few more
in Florida, besides reaching the
finals in two major meets.
81 like to watch Helen play golf
because I understand her game"
confided Mrs. Hicks, but my
greatest enthusiasm over her dates
back to the basketball games she
played as captain of the Lawrence
team"
Helen's plans for the summer are
indefinite. She has declined an
invitation to join other women
stars in a trip to Europe. Wheth-
er she will play in the women's
national is uncertain, too. But she
already has accepted an invitation
to play in the North and South
meet at Pinehurst, April 1-3.
I'VE are seeing that Helen takes
her golf by slow degrees" said Mrs.
Hicks. "She is young and there Is
plenty of time for the strain Of
tournament play"
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BY

The old Cotton States league pro-
duced q play some years ago that
I will always remember. In my
experience I do not remember zee
Ing it duplicated.
9everal of us scouts were assem-
6led at this time, all interested in
the same pitcher whose reputation
had reached the ears of the man
ayers.
The club for which I was working
ut the time did not have a big bank
roll, and ! knew / had little chance
Of grabbing this fellow in case he
proved to be the goods. Just the
same, I wanted to get an eyefu1 OF
his work.
Like many youngsters, he was in
clined to be nervous when tipped
off that his work was being watched.
He was trying too hard, and was
very wild. He was on the road, too,
before a hostile crowd.
At any rate, the score was tied in
the last inning, with the bases
filled, two out and two and three
on the hitter. A ticklish sport for
any pitcher, and this kid was awful
ly excited. He thought his future
might depend on the next pitch.
Naturally, he frightened up, and
didn't come near the plate. Then
came the amazing part. Both the
batsman and the runner on third
ducked for the clubhouse the min
ute the umpire yelled ball four"
The fellow on third made no at
tempt to score, and the batter made
no attempt to run to first.
The umpire was Stumped, and sc
was everyone else. But the rest of
the home team quickly followed to
the clubhouse, leaving the visiting
players to take up the matter. They
finally threw the ball to the plate,
to first, and every other base. Fin
ally the umpire beat It to his own
dressing room and to this day I don't
know whether or not the natives
of that town ever got squared on
the play.
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BY JAY r. VESSELS
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer)

HEWLETT PARK, L. l., March
3o.-P)-Helen Hicks stood the
golf world on its head, captained
her high schools basketball team
for four years and even acted for
the "talkies," yet her greatest thrill
came in driving the family motor
car into New York and down Fifth
avenue.
This 1S-year-old girl who has
taken her place in women's sports
beside the other famous Helens-
Wills and Jacobs of tennis ana
Wainwright of swimming-just
couldn't suppress enthusiasm over
her motoring achievement which
post-dated her remarkable golfing
triumehs by just a few days. Now
Helen makes the drive Free
Her feelings
widely
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d TOO THICK
FOR K GOLFERS

TOKYO, March 3o.-(P-Golfers
at the country club here are having
more brides" come their way than
ever a golfer could want. They
are not, however, the sort which
gladden. the heart, but are a type
Of tiny winged creatures which has
SO infested the course as to make
play almost impossible.
The birds came when a horde Of
small insects appeared on the turf
and have so increased as to con-
stitute a menace to the players
happiness. Shooting is forbidden
on the property, so members have
prepared a petition requesting per-
mission to fire charges of blank
powder to frighten away the
brides while hunts for another
sort of birdie is on.
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MONOPOLY OF
YANKS DOOMED

NEW ORLEANS, March 31.-P-
Domination of American league
playing by the New York Yankees
is a thing Of the past, declared E.
S. Barnard, president Of the league,
as he sat in the local baseball park
observing the workout of Cleve-
lands almost new tribe of Indians.
"You car bet your life the Yam
KEGS will not start off. with any
more eight or 10 game leads he
said. Every club in the league is
on their toes and they are going
out to win. I look for the closest
race the American league ever has
had.
Every club is in good financial
condition and is owned by sports
men more interested in producing
good, clean baseball than in MAX
ing money.
Baseball is just emerging from
10 years of hard times. First the
war came along and diverted ev-
erybody'S minds, young men stopped
playing baseball professionally. Ma
terial became scarce and managers
were forced to send old players out
on the field. long after they should
have been retired. The older men
became indifferent. They felt to Sc
cure.
But now 1t is a different story.
Each man has got to work to get a
berth on a big league team. Look
at those youngsters out therei Look
at that chap, Earl Averill, the out
fielder they purchased from San
Francisco for s30,00ol And there
are many more like him. Such fell
lows are going to put new life into
the American league. There will
be more new players this season
than ever before. When 1 say new
1 do not mean green. They are
all seasoned players. They have
had several years on AA teams and
other good minor teams and they
can play ball.
But you can't tell much about
them yet. It remains to be seen how
they will fit in. Take the Indians
here. They will start with almost
a new roster. The Indians may be
the dark horse team Of the league
and start right off with a winning
streak. Again it may take them half
the season to get going together.
also look for Detroit to furnish
some surprises.
Yes sir, baseball Is entering the
best era of its life"
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Plays in Great Journeys
But Motor Drive Bigger Thrill

has had to establish herself az q
sort Of "spokeswoman."
Anyway they came to ask about
Miss Hicks and Miss Hicks natur-
ally prefers not to talk about her
self. She was excused for her
steenth session with the persistent
photographers.
Here is what the gracious moth
er disclosed:
Helen Hicks was captain of the
Lawrence, Long Island. high school
basketball for the full four years
of her course there: she manages
to beat most of her girl friends
and some of the boys at tennis;
she Is a good swimmer but pre-
fers diving; has played golf ever
since her father bought her a set
Of small clubs six years ago; kept
house for the family of six when
fvidsaid left; is a good cook and
hEpoizes in old-fashioned choco-
axes and lis just crazy
dancing.
Hicks takes Helen's golf as
er Of course. Sc spent six
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Go

Continued From Page Eighth
Jardin; second, H. Hentz, Stuart
Place; third, McEowen, Rio Hon
do; fourth, E. Kowalski, Browns
vile Junior high.
High jump-First, Hudson. Rio
Hondo; second, r. Mars. Stuart
Place: Martinez, Brownsville Jun
ior high and H. Wears, Ell Jardin,
third.
Junior Boys
50-yard dash First, Morrow,
Ranaerville; second, Jacks, Ran
gerville; third, Holloway. La Feria;
fourth, Sloan, San Benito.
100-yard dash-First, Morrow,
R%angerville; second, Jacks, Ran
gerville; third, Holloway, La Feria;
fourth, Sloan, San Benito.
440-yard relay-First, La Feria;
second, Brownsville Junior high:
third, R%angerville; fourth, Har-
lingen.
Ginning bar First, Brown,
Stuart Place; second, Holloway,
La Feria; third, Juresky, San Be-
nito; fourth, Wiggington, Browns
vile.
Broad jump-First, Alderman, La
Feria; second, Bennett, Browns
vile Junior high; third, Holloway,
La Feria; fourth, Sloan, San Be-
nito.
High jump-First. Mitchell, Stu
art Place; second, Washington,
Brownsville Junior high; third,
Norman, Brownsville Junior high;
fourth, Alderman, La Feria.
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Daniel Baker Beats
TIC. u. 4To O AS
I Frogs Get 3 Hits

BROWNWOOD, Tex. March 80.
-(P-Bob White, captain and
mound star for the Daniel Baker
College Hill Billies. let the hard
hitting Texas Christian Univer-
sity Horned Frogs down with
three scattered hits today while his
mates were driving across four
runs to defeat the Frogs, 4 to 0.
The Billies managed to bunch
their hits off Adkins, Frog twirler,
and &cored all their runs off him
before he was relieved by Walker.
Two doubles by Harris featured
the winners offense.
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MILITARY TRACK STAR
QUITS ARMY TO COACH

DUBLIN, March 30.-(P-Lieut
q. N. Cough1and, holder of the Irish
native record for the half mile, has
retired from the Free State army
to become physical director in the
Irish college of physical culture.
Coughland is now in Germany
pursuing the study of modern ath-
letic training methods.
The lieutenant is Irish mile cham
pion and the holder of the trophy as
best all-round athlete in the mill
tary forces. He does not intend to
retire from track competition.
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CLARENCE

WHITE Son.,

a@tAm&&@A
Clarence Hoffman, a big boy with
a big bat, is showing aside veterans
to carve a niche for himself in the
Chicago White Sox outfield. Hoff-
man is billed to play center field
in place Of Johnny Mostll, a veteran
fly chaesr.
Hoffman uesd his ITS pounds and
70 inches Of height to lambast the
ball for a 1886 average in the Pacific
coast league last year. He also dis
tinguished himself with $50 put-outs
in chances accepted. Clarence cost
the Sox $25, 900.
The former Sacramento outfielder
began his professional baseball work
at Muskogee, Okla, in 1928 when
but 20 years Of age. His home is
at Belleville, III.
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Offers 100000
For 45-Round Go
In Tijuana, Mex.

SAN DIEGO, Calf, March 80.
-(Pl-Harry Pollok, acting for
James N. Crofton. border sports
man, and associates, announced
today that he had forwarded an
offer Of 100000 as a guarantee
for a 45-round match between
Tommy Loughran and Mickey
Walker at Tijuana, Mex, May
%, for the worlds light heavy
weight championship.
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Bears Lose Out,
Indians Instead
For Alamo City

SAN ANTONIO, March 30.-R
The San Antonio Bears are no
more, San Antonio's entry in the
Texas baseball league henceforth
will be known as the Indians.
This name was adopted from a
long list Of suggestions.
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Sox Beat Giants

FORT WORTH, Texas, March 80.
%P-Fort Worth was treated to
the sight Of the New York Giants
being defeated for the first time
this year at La Grave Field today.
The Chicago White Sox snapped
the Giants winning string, which
had run to nine, by taking the long
end of an 8-to-3 score.
Score by innings: r II z
New York (N) 100 900 20O-3 8 3
Chicago (A) 100 241 00x--8 II +
Benton, Hubbell and O'Farrell,
Schalk; Weiland, Adkins and Au-
try.
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BRITISH TO
1929 TENNIS RANK

LONDON, March 30.-P-The
English lawn tennis association has
decided to award gold medals in
future to all women tennis players
representing Great Britain in the
Wightman cup games against the
United States.
Following the example of the
American governing body the as
ISOLATION has decided to institute
ranking lists among both sexes, the
first Of these to be issued at the end
of the present season.
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Indians Down Reds

NEW ORLEANS, March 3o.-P-
Cleveland scored almost at will to-
day in a fire hietting contest loosely
played to win an exhibition game
from New Orleans, 10 to Z.
The score:
Cleveland (A) 016 3l1 O25-19
New Orleans (SA) 100 204 oO0- 7
Hudlin and L. Sewell; Kari and
Anderson.
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Commissioner Lands who bega.

Commissioner Lands who began
making the rounds of the training
camps after handing out his eman-
cipation proclamation, dropped in
on the White Sox at Dallas early
last week and Immediately con-
tracted a bad cold. Reporters pump
ed him for a comeback at Clark
Griffith's uncomplimentary remarks
but the Judge adroitly sidestepped
all interrogations.
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American league team piled up an
early lead and consistently outhit
the Cardinals, winning s to 5.
Score by innings: H E
st. Louis (N). 1000 100 OO2-5 z 0
Wash CAD .....311 100 O2x-8 II 0
Hallahan and Wilson; Hadley
and Ruel.
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Eddie Rousch, at his own request,
has been transferred to the Giants
second team for a tour of the Tex
as country. Rousch, who is anxious
to be in his best playing condition,
figured he would get just the kind
Of service his aging joints needed in
going over to the yannigans.
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TIGERS Is: Bluffs 8

HOUSTON, March 3d. up -
Frank Barnes smooth Hillock per-
Torrance today was a redeeming
feature of a ragged Is to 9 victory
gained by the Detroit Tigers over
the Houston Bluffs.
Score:
Detroit ~. 800 300 100-13; 10; l
Houston -. 600 OBS 1922 9; 9; 2
Barnes, Carroll, and Phillips,
Shea; Freeze, Rose, Myres and
Funk, Abbott, Hoffman.
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Blake In Form

BEAUMONT, March 30.-[P)-
Sheriff Blake and Guy Bush finally
found their pitching arms today
and the Cubs BANKED the Kansas
City Blues, 3 to 0, in their opening
exhibition game.
Score by innings: r H E
Chicago CN) 1000 100 002-3 8 l
e. City CAD 900 900 00o-0 4 1
Blake and Grace; Sheehan and
Peters.
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POLO CHAMPS

NEW YORK, March 30.-(P-
The veteran polo team Of the
Brooklyn Riding and Driving club
won its third national indoor open
polo championship at the squadron
A arnory tonight, debating the
New York Athletic club trio, IL IL
to 10 1-2, in the final match.
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Ralph Judd, another Of the IA
nous free agents, has been signed
by the New York Giants. He is a.
young pitcher, who was on the
Washington reserve list until the
commissioner began looking under
the covers. He was with Birming-.
ham last season.
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Johnny Cooney, lefthanded pitch
or of the Boston Braves. whose arm
went on the hummer two years ago,
appears to be doing a comeback. He
says his arm no longer bothers him
and has proved it with convincing
results. Cooney has developed a
fork ball to relieve his arm Of the
strain of throwing a curve.
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Phils Defeated

PLANT CITY, Fla. March 3d.
P-Rochester, of the Internation-
al, league. today defeated the Phila-
delphia Nationals, 5 to 4.
Score by innings: r II =
Phila. (NL). 80. 900 200 11O-4 9 /
Roch INT) 200 002 1Ox-5 8 2
Ferguson, Sweetland and Lerian;
Berry, McCracken and Morrow,
Florence.
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MOPAC LOSES

DE QUINCY, La, March 30.-R
The Beaumont Exporters won
the first of a two-game series from
the Missouri Pacific Orleanans
here today, z to !,
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Jonathan Stone has been hitting
the ball hard for the Detroit Tigers
and it appears that it will be pretty
hard to keep him on the bench. This
is the lad who moved up to the
big show from Evansville of the
Three-I league last season.
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Reds Go 10 Innings

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 80.
-P)-Five hits that netted five
runs in the tenth inning permitted
the Cincinnati Reds to take a z 60
8 victory from the Newark Interna-
tionals here today.
Score by innings: r H e
Cincinnati 1000 101 900 ST 10 0
Newark .....001 010 900 1-3 10 0
Donohue, Ash and McMullen,
Sukeforth, batteries for Reds; Fish
er, Bagby and Skis, Usemann, for
Newark.
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RETAIN TITLE

WICHITA, Kan, March 30.-tPl-
The Schepp's Aces of Dallas, Texas,
successfully defended their national
A. A. u. basketball title tonight
by defeating a home town team,
the Golden cyclones, % to 27.s
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100 Yard Dash Covered in
g. Seconds; Mur7ni Runs
1Wo Mile Course in 40. 2
BY J. n. ANDERSON
Associated Press Snorts Write

DALLAS, Texas, March 30=F-Claude Bracey. sensational south
west Splinter, bettered the official worlds record for the 1oo-yard dash
for the second time in two DAYS when he raj the distance in GA econd
at the Southern Methodist relays this afternoon.
At the Texas relays yesterday in Austin, Bracev ws clicked in o.
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Braves Defeat AS

MIAMI. Fla, March 30.-[P-
The Boston Braves today defeated
the Philadelphia Athletics, 6 to 9,
and took the lead in their annual
exhibition series, three games to
two.
Score by innings: r II e
Phila (A) ......10 200 O0O-3 8 O
Boston CN) 100 103 01x-6 s 2
Quinn and Perkins; Seibold and
Spohrer.
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EHza Ms HERALD SPORTS SECTION EHaas
BRACEY, RICE INSTITUTE FLASH, BETTERS RECORD
Clubs Near Season.
Start as Exhibitions go on

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 3o-P-The Jacksonville Stars of the
Southeastern league assaulted four Yankee pitchers for 10 hits here to-
day, giving the home team a 13-to-12 victory over the world champions.
Score by innings: r Fl e
New York CAmerican League. 1870 $40 OoO-l2 Is 2
Jacksonville Southeastern League) ............... O04 030 312-13 IS 8
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Bears Lose

SAN ANTONIO, March 30.--(P-
The San Antonio Bears lost to the
Pittsburgh Pirates in their opening
game here today, 5 to 4.
Pittsbg (NL).. zoos 600 OOO-5 8 2
San An CTL) ..010 900 201-4 8 2
Kremer, Swetonic and ,Har-
greaves; Messenger, Glazer and
Meyers.
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Browns 6; Robins I

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
March 30.-(P)-The Browns evenel
their spring series against Brooklyn
by defeating the Robins here today
by 6 to /.
Score by innings: r H F.
Brooklyn (NL) 900 900 100-1 6 2
st. Louis (AL) Ola 001 O0x-6 Is 2
Vance, Ballou, Koupal and De-
berry. Lopez; Stewart, Coff and
Terrell.
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PACIFIC A LEAGUE

Missions 4; at Oakland 5.
Portland 8; at San Francisco /.
Hollywood 10; at Sacramento 1.
Seattle IL; at Los Angeles Y.
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Waco Cubs Lose

WACO, March 30.-(P-Manager
Del Pratt changed his lineup today,
but the New York Giant Yannigans
registered the second straight VIC
tory over the Waco Cubs, Z to 6.
Score by innings: r II E
New York POI 10 2OO-7 II 2
Waco ..........021 102 OOO-6 z 0
Chaplin, Boley and Cummings;
McClung, Brancheau and Luebbe.
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OWNBY STADIUM, DALLAS.
March 30.-(P-Paavo Nurmi, great
Finnish distance runner, ran a spe-
cial two-mile exhibition today at
the Southern Methodist relays in 9
minutes, 400 seconds.
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Air Mail Schedules

The schedule for the mail between
Brownsville and Dallas is announced
by the postoffice department as fol-
lows:
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Nick Altrock says Joe Dugan kept
his promise to remain out of base
ball by joining the Braves.
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Tulsa 8; Wichita Falls Z

WICHITA FALLS, March 3d.
R-Eight of the Tulsa Oilers nine
hits went for extra bases here to-
day, and Tulsa made it two straight
over the Wichita Falls Spudders, 8
to 7. Included in the visitors extra
base hit collection yer home runs
by Gullic Burns.
Score by innings: r H E
Tulsa .........001 Oil 510-9 9 8
Wichita Falls .203 900 o20-7 Is 2
Haislip, Chambers and Faro;
Stiely, White, Roberts and Lau-
renee.