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PERSONALS


PERSONALS
Mrs. Lois Hughes returned last
week from New York where she
has been attending Columbia uni
verSity.
Miss Ray Morgan, teacher in the
San Benito school system. arrived
last week by automobile from
KingSville. Miss Morgan attended
both summer school sessions at the
College Of Arts and Industries at
KingSville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Ellis are In
Houston for a brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brooks have
as their guests Mrs. Brooks sister,
Miss Kitty Smith OF Rockford, III,
who will be here for a brief visit.
Miss Smith accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Brooks home recently after
they had spent the summer ir
Rockford and Chicago.
Miss Merle Mills returned last
week from KingsvilIe where she has
just completed the second summer
session at the College Of Arts and
Industries at Kingsville. She will
teach English in the Sinton school
during the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Pudd have re-
turned from a trip to San Antonio.
W. T. Morrison of Commerce,
Texas is here for a visit. Mr.. Nor
risOn formerly was coach at the
San Benito high school and has
accepted a post in Dallas this year
Miss Mamie Lilies spent last week
In Brownsville with MI. and Mrs
Blake Lilies.
Misses BERTHE and Mary Bartlett
returned home Saturday night ot
last week from Kingsville where
they spent the summer ATTENDING
the College Of Arts and Industries,
J. Lee Hanchey is in Houston
Dallas and Sherman on q bushes:
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Ballenrer
and children have returned frcm 3
vacation and business trip to Albu-
querque and Santa Fe, N. NJ. Mrs
Ballenger and children had spent
some time at Wellington Lodge
near Kerrville before they werf
Joined In San Antonio by Mr.. bal.
lenger for the trip to New Mexico
iney ave been gone a month
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Cooper anc
cnlioren have left for q two week,
visit In San Angelo.
Mrs. K. .. Hornburg and two lit
tie daughters have returned from
2 two months visit with relatives ir
Wyoming.
Albert Hervey left Sunday 70,
Lubbock. where he viii study dur.
ing the wilmer at Texas TechnoIoqi.
cal college.
Mrs. w. q. Leonard and dauFhte,
q Shreveport are visiting Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fred III. Scheer nc the Stone.
wall jackson hotel. Mrs. Leonard
and the Scheers have ben friend
Tor over twenty-five years.
a. r. Craddock returned Wed.
nesday morning from an extende,
trip which carried him as far A
Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Craddock spen'
q Few days at Laredo before start,
ing on his tour.
Miss Ina Mae and Irma lie,
Perkins, formerly OF San Benitn
who have been living in Harlinpen
are spending the weekend witt
Miss Lily Soyars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Foehe,
nave returned from a vacation
spent In San Antonio, Austin ane
Elgin- They motDred from ElQir
TO San Benito Tuesday.
Mrs. J. ;. Edge has returned aft,
er spending several weeks visitin,
&C Rotan, Quanah and Bryan. .
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fore returning Mrs. Edge went TO
Dallas TO purchase stock for her
millinery establishment which is 10
Gated In Downs Bros store.
Mrs. G. u. Butler and daughter,
Beth. and mother Mrs. q. NJ.
Barnes. left Thursday morning for
their home in San Diego, Calf.
after several weeks visit here with
Mrs. Buffers sister, Mrs. John
PrentisS- They win make the trip
by automobile and win stop for
short stays in the Fort Davis and
California mountains.
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SEBASTIAN


LAWN PARTY
Mrs. Harry King entertained the
members OF the younger set with
a lawn party Saturday. compli-
menting Misses Marjorie and Kath-
leen Whitiock, who will soon leave
for their home I'm Alabama.
The guests were Misses Hazel and
Lois Wilson. Bell and Grace Will
liams, Beulah and Vernie Brazzel,
Helen, Clara and VERNE West, Ma
bel Nelson and Elizabeth Rayel and
Messrs. Buddy Hassell. Elmer Ny
quist OF Lyford. Alton Whitlock.
Travis Stallings. Oakley and Elmo
West. Dick Moran. zettie Lamphier.
Lewis Rudd or RaymondvilIe and
Ike OkeS.
PERSONALS
Mesdames Elizabeth Crum and
Eieonore K. Watson were all -night
guests Of the latters mother. Mrs.
r. Klemann, In Donna Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Id. wv. Cakes and
son, Carl, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cakes and daughter. Lurline, and
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Cakes. who
are making an extended tour Of
the west, are now In Albuquerque.
where they expect to spend several
weeks.
Roy Edward Duddlesten returned
home Thursday from Jacksonville
after spending the summer vaca-
ton with his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. @. Stallings and
children, Travis and Ada Bess.
spent Sunday I'm Mission with
friends.
Miss Hazel and Lois Wilson spent
the weekend in San Perlita with
Miss nellie Gprouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lanier or
Rivera will spend the weekend
here with friends and will be ac-
companied by Miss Elizz<eth Rayel,
who will spend the winter with
them and attend college In Kings
Vile.
Miss Ida I lac Jones OF Ringsville
spent several days last week with
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Clements.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crum had as her
dinner guests Sunday Mrs. r. Kle-
mann and son. Harvey. OF Donna,
and Mrs. +. X. Watson and son.
Klemann, and Newton Klemann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lumpkin and fam
lily arrived here Sunday and are
making their hoe in the teacher
age. Mr.. Lumpkin will be super
intendent or the IL Al schools dur
ing the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Haney and
sons visited relatives In Raymond
vile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Bourne
were callers at the home Of Mrs.
Bournes' parents, 11r. and Mrs. j..
r. Sprouse In San Perlita Friday.
9. II. Nielsen, r.. l.. Smith, Mar
shall Bourne and b. G. Stallings
attended the ch--lher Of commerce
banquet in rIcAllen Thursday eve
ming. They were accompanied as
far as Donna by Mrs. Nielsen and
daughter Helen Ruth and Mrs.
Marshal Bourne. who spent the eve
ing with Mrs. r. Klemann.
Miss Emily Bockhaus of Ray
mcndville spent Sunday at the
Lonnie Woods home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlock and fam
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[&,El y! Menus


Gold Cake
using egE yoIks left over from
angel food cake).
IL cup fat. 4 cup sugar. "a tea
spoons lemon extract, IA teaspoon
salt, IL cup milk. o eEg ynlAtS. well
beaten. 2 Ia cups flour. , teaspoons
baking powder
Cream the fat ard sugar. Add the
rest or the ingredients and beat TOR
3 minutes. This beating Is inport-
ant. Pour into 70 layer cnkh pans
which have been fitted with vaxed
papers. Bake in a moderately rot
oven Tor IS minutes. Cool ksnu
frost.
Creamy Fr0stlng
2 cups light brown sugar rap
water. 2 tablespoons butter IA tea
spoon vanilla.
Mix the sugar. water and butter.
Cook. stirring frequently. until q
soft ball forms. when ID portion iS
slowly poured into e cup OK cold
water. set aside f1F 10 minutes
Add the vanilla ana Seat until thick
and creamy. Carefully frost the
cake.
III the frcsting thickars too quick
". add I tablespoon OF cream and
beat for 2 minutes
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SAN BENITO
NEW CLUB

NEW CLUB
The Idler' is the name which
members chose for the visiting club
which they organized Thursday Of
last week when they entertained
at luncheon at the home of Mrs.
X. p. Wells. Members Of the new
club voted to meet monthly. Mrs.
=. J. Bonner will be hostess at the
next meeting.
The members include Mrs. w. S.
Kellogg, Mrs. Highly. Mrs. Riehard
Worth, Mrs. +. J. Bonner, Mrs. z.
"A. Cheaoweth. Mrs. Nettie Cowdsn.
Mrs. Bronson. Mrs. c. d. John, Mrs.
:. M. Wells. Mrs. w. "A. McFadden
and Miss Amy Vivian.
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ily left Monday for their former
home in Arab. fla. where they will
again make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nc lcell Myers and
SON. Wade. OF Harrington we're call
ers in the home Of Mrs. VIII Myers
parents. MIR. and hrs. T. IT.. VIII
liarns.
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LOS FRESNOS
nfRs. CTLLEY s Il

MRS. CKLLEY HOSTESS
Mrs. Z. II. Cilley entertained on
Wednesday evening with a lawn
party honoring her three grand
children. Alice. Maxine and Jack
White OF Minneapolis. MINI.
A group OF outdoor games fur
nished diversion for the young peo-
pie during the evening at the close
Of which delicious refreshments
were served.
Those present were Misses Helen
Tandy, Julia Bowles. Alice and
Maxine White, Dallas Critchett.
Emily Jane Gobar, and Mary
Courtney. and H. J. Tandy, Ber-
nard Gobar. Jack White and How
ard and Floyd Smith.
SOCIAL AFTERNOON
A meeting Of the Los Fresnos
Home Demonstration club was held
at the home of Mrs. Harry Whipple
on Thursday afternoon. After 4
short business session a social visit
was enjoyed by the members.
At the close of the afternoon a
pot luck lunch was served.
The next meeting Of the club
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Valley Society
Phone q
Phone

viii be held On Thursday after
noon, Sept. ~.
FISHING TRIP
A party Of Valley people enjoyed
a fishing trip at Point Isabel on
Tuesday night.
Included among the group were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gobar and
family. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. q. Chatelle
and sons. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Frame
Of Sal Antonio. Mr.. and Brs. @.
L. Chatelle and Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Z. Ogden Of San Benito. and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Pierce Of Dallas.
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
Interesting among the events Of
the week was an ice cream social
held at the high school building on
Monday evening for the benefit o.
the Woman's Service club.
Members of the Los Fresnos band
furnished a variety Of musical
numbers. Mrs. j. Downey sang
several solos and Miss Evelyn Dev-
ers concluded the program with
piano solos.
"NAGGTNG MOTHER"
"Nagging Mother was the sub
ject for a very interesting study at
a meeting of the Child Study club
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MOTHER

"Negging Motner was the SUD-
ject for a very interesting study at
a meeting Of the Child Study club
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BRIDEGROOM DROWNED
DAVENPORT. Ia.-Rcbert Hut
Crimson was drowned In the Mis-
sissippl "a few hours after his mar
rage.
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held at the home Of Mrs. +. i. 1vey
on Friday afternoon.
At the Close OF the meeting re-
freshments were served to the
members.
MRS. RICHEY, HOSTESS
Mrs. r. G. Richey was hostess to
members Of the Swastika club at
her home on Friday afternoon.
The time was spent in sewing and
conversation.
At the close OF the afternoon de-
licious refreshments were served TO
several members and two guests,
Mrs. Guy Frame OF San Antonio
and Mrs. w. r. Bowles.
The next meeting viii be held
with Miss Geneva Palmer at the
home OF her parents, MI. and Mrs.
w. B. Palmer on Friday afternoon.
Sept. Is.
LEAGUE ENTERTAINS
An enjoyable evening was spent
near Point Isabel on Friday when
members Of the Brownsville senior
Epworth League entertained the
Los Fresnos league with a weiner
roast. At a late hour the group
returned to Los Fresnos where cold
drinks were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. L. Barr and Rev.
and Mrs. X. @. Grow OF Browns
vile chaperoned the group.
PERSONALS
Mrs. T.. w. Scott OF Harrington
visited at the home OF Mrs. S. {.
Barr on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Birdie Greer and G. NJ. Yea
ger have returned to their homes
in TT. Worth after visiting with
Miss Greer's brother and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Greer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Pierce Of
Dallas visited at the nome OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gobar Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Nancy Broyles has gone 10
st. Louis where she will visit with
relatives and friends at her former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Orr had as
their Sunday guests Joe, Herbert,
Wilbur and Earl Dawson Of San
Antonio.
+. I. auckland Of Chicago is in
Los Fresnos where he is attending
to business interests. He is staying
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. y.
Downey.
Mrs. d. A. Baskin of Llano spent
the weekend with her sister. Mrs.
N. q. Chatelle. Mrs. Chatelle and
two small sons returned with Mrs.
Baskin Tuesday TO Llano where
they viii visit with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. <. c. s. Mann.
ldr. and Mrs. T. r.. Wall and
family who have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. Waller
returned Monday to their home IN
San Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. K. Barr had as
their dinner guests on Tuesday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. .. .. Sap
penfield and son. James G. Glass
of San Benito. and Judge Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Janes OF Nc
Allen visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
q. ID. Waller on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Whit
have as their guest their son from
San Angelo. Texas.
T.. W.. Yates and Alley Greer
spent the weekend in McAllen at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
May.
Miss Ruth Shoptaw of San Be
nito spent Thursday with her sis
- NJ = Z Hnrnrr
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MATRIMONIAL BURGLARY
LONDON--John j. Mann was
held for burglary because he broke
into a house to see his estrangcd
wife.
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which all members and their chill
dren + invited.
CIRCLES MEET
Tuesday afternoon Circles one
and two Of the Women's Mission
airy Society of the First Methodist
church met with Mrs. Sophia Phil
lips. Mrs. Guy Castleberry, presi-
dent. presided over the meeting
which was attended by about
thirty members and guests.
The study. taken from the class
book, Human Needs of Christian
ity," was led by Mrs. Y. w. Nc
Allister. Discussions were conduct
ed by Mrs. Il. w. Humber, Mrs. j..
II. Sanders, Mrs. Alex Kerr, Mrs.
II. w. Burgess. Mrs. Sophia Phil
lips and Mrs. q. r. Bruce. Refresh
ments were served.
1t was announced that a box OF
-arments and other materials
for the Girls Home Training
school at San Antonio will be lett
az the home Of Mrs. O. "A. Ken
drick. Contributions should be sent
in before the next meeting.
Next week the circles will meet
separately. mmbers Of Circle One
assembling with Mrs. Fred Hart
man and members Of Circle Two at
the home Of Mrs. j. H. Sanders.
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Inc00keu celery heithl
IL cups chopped celery. a cups
chopped cabbage. ! cup chopped
green pepper. ! cup chopped red
pepper. / cup chopped onions, !
quart chopped green tomatoes. I cup
salt. ? tablespoons mustard seed. ]
tablespoon powdered cinnamon. 2
teaspoons powdered cloves, 3 cups
sugar, 6 cups vinegar.
Mix the vegetables and salt and
let stand over night. Strain thor
oughly and add the rest or the In
gradients. Pour into a far and
weigh down with q Id. After q
week the relish will be ready to
serve.
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By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Celery Relish With Fish
Drowned Fish Buttered Potatoes
Celery Relish
Bread Currant Jam
Apple SALAD
Gold Cake Creamy FroSting
Coffee
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League Leaders
by The Associated Press.)
National

Batting-Stephenson. Cubs. .4is.
Runs-Douthft, Cards. 27.
Runs batted in-Bottomley. Cards
Hits-Frisch. Douthit. Cards,
stephenson, Cubs, Al.
Doubles-Frisch. Cards: Grant.
ham. Pirates. IL.
Triples-FriSch. Cards. 3.
Homers-Ott. Giants. 8.
stolen bases-Swanson, Reds. a
Pitching-Grimes. Pirates. won 5
lost o.
American
Batting-Jamieson Indians. .3es.
Runs-Gehringer. Tigers. 81.
Runs batted in-Heilmann, Tigers,
%.
Hits-Gehringer. Tigers, "A.
Doubles - Alexander, Tigers:
Kamm. White Sox, II.
Triples - Alexander. Gehrfnrer
Tigers; Blue. Browns, 3.
Homers-Gehrig. Yanks. 8.
Stolen bases-GehrinFer. johnson
Tigers; AverilI. Indians, 8.
Pitching-Uhle, Tigers. won g,
lost o.
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were going to break their losing
streak, Holman Sport third sacker,
cracked nut one of the lot with a
mate on base and the final score
was s TO 5 for Art Phelan's nine.
The victory established the Sports
Just a game and one-half behind
the Houston Bluffs, in second place.
who were dropping their opener at
Dallas, . and 1. after a struggle.
Dallas, by winning. ran its victory
streak TO four straight and took
definite possession Of. fourth place.
Dell Pratt pulled his Waco Cubs
out OF their brief slump by leading
them TO a 8 To 2 triumph in the
first game Of their series at Fort
Worth. The Doughty Cub pilot took
Windle's place az short and deliv-
cred three singles. He also made
a couple Of errors. but why bring
that up?
After spending q hours down In
seventh place. the Wichita Falls
Spudders slugged their way right
back up into fifth place with a \
TO 5 win over the San Antonio IN
dams passing both the Braves and
Panthers on the way. There
scarcely has been a day in two
weeks that club standings have not
fluctuated.
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central standard time, the race will
be worth $4,000. of which apprOxi-
mately $4,000 will go to the victor
IN the struggle Of speed, over the
route OF one mile and q quarter.
The weather prospects are dubi-
Gus. with the possibility 1t will be
a fine day for the mud-runners, but
rain or shine. heavy going or fast,
the experts predict a horse race"
and the promoters expect a notable
throng of upwards of $500 to lam
the picturesque Churchill Downs.
Millions more are expected to tune
In on the thrills Of Americas most
colorful turf classic over q record
radio hook-up for the derby. ar
ranged by the National Broadcast
ing company and its associated sta
tions.
Derby day is Kentucky's day of
days. Where England has a ma
tional institution in its own derby
and France has its fashionably bril-
liant grand prix at Longchamps. the
blue grass region has it, horse race.
Zev were f2vorites. nevertheless has
gathering. the blend of old tradi-
tons clings to this half-century-old
event but, after all, it is a horse
race.
Kentucky. as usual. has it's favor
its. The oar OF the crowd tomorrow
will be from the heart. as well as
the pocketbook. If Larkspur. the
pride OF the blue grass. comes home
first in the colors of the Idle Hour
farm of Col. Edward r. Bradley.
The famous son Of Black Servant.
declared good in any kind of going,
probably will face the barrier a ? to
! favorite. with Clyde Van DuSen,
carrying the coolrs Of II. p. Gard
ner. second choice, probably around
4 to /.
The far west pins its hopes chief
~ upon Naishapur. winner OF the
TiRjuana derby and a close second
in the rich Coffroth handicap. There
has been a strong drift in the last
day or two toward this chestnut son
of Omar Khayyam. the 1927 derby
winner. Ervast is another far west
ern candidate. but the railbirds
doubt Baron Longs entry can 20
the route.
The southwest Is expected TO have
at least two contenders. probably
Calf Roper. Louisiana derby win
ner. and Panchic. both carrying the
colors of the Three DIS stock farm of
Fort Worth. The east. not 50 well
represented as when Whiskery and
Zev were favorites, nevertheless has
hopes in the Fair stables Chicatie.
the Bell Isle stables Upset Lad. and
Minotaur. runner-up in the preak-
necS to DR.. FTeeland.
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Gavuzzi Leads Salo
BY Less Than | Hour
At Today's Beginning

SWEETWATER. Tex, May IT.
GP5Colorado. 80 miles from here
was the goal OF G. G. Pyle's trans
continental bunion artists today.
AZ today's start less than an hour
separated Pete Gavuzzi. England
and John Salo. Passaic. N. j.. hold
ers respectively Of first and second
places. The New Jersey cop had
gained steadily on Gavuzzi iii the
past few weeks. and picked up II
more minutes yesterday as he won
the lap from Arson.
The dirt road patters have trav-
eled 2.l95.S miles since March 81
end for more than four weeks Tie
Gavuzzi-Salo battle has been bit
ter.
Pyle reioined the troup last night,
his arm. broken during a recent ride
In a West Texas taxicab. In a sling.
The first eight in elapsed time
this morning were:
Pete Gavuzzi. England. 3l4:-
O6:57.
2,-John salo. Passaic, N. J.. sl5:-
O6.12.
3.-Giusto Umek. italy. 32o:2s:l6.
Paul Simpson. Burlington. ~.
c.. ~344:I5:l3.
Sam Richman. New York.
344:44:O5.
6-Phillip Granville. Hamilton.
Ont. 353 1920.
I'M. 3. Mcnamara, Australia.
377:16:32.
8.-Harry Abramowitz. New York.
500. AZ.
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FUCHS TEACHES
BRAVES TO WIN
Tribe Trounces Giants
Twice By Margin of
Lone Tally
BY WILLIAM j. CHAPMAN
Associated Pres Snarts Writer

A~~D~@4tCA LAC-s CP-@L3 HTANCF
II the Braves stay up there an
other month, they may begin 20 be-
lleve they belong in the first four.
AT any event. Emil Fuchs seems &c
have taught the Tribe the first prin-
clple 2 team must absorb to escape
from the second division-the art
OF winning the one-run games in
stead of losing them. His warriors
yesterday shaded the Giants, 4 to 3
and 5 TO A.
The Cardinals slipped ahead or
the idle Cubs into the league lead
By outlasting Pittsburgh in a 10
round melee at Forbes field. The
champions scored one run in the
ninth and another in the tenth to
pull out the decision by 10 to 8. AL
most everybody except Bush and
Southworth pitched, and Bottomley
hit two home runs.
The Robins rounded out the Ma
tional league program in their Gus
tcmary manner. losing their ninth
straight 10 the Phillies. z TO 4. The
only unusual item connected with
this statement Is that Dazzy Vance
was on the firing line for Brook
lyn.
The Cubs and the Reds were idle.
While the acknowledged contend
ers in the American league lazsed
along the exhibition trail yesterday.
the Browns and the Tigers improved
their standing by turning back west
ern opponets. Alvin Crowder shad-
ed Walter Miller bv ! to 0 in a
pitching duel al st. Louis while
Owen Carroll turned in a fine game
10 defeat All Thomas and the White
Soy by 4 to 3 at Detroit.
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CPORTs


The highest paid baseball play
CT In the world is Mr.. George Her
man Ruth. Some people wouldn't
knew who that was II we failed 20
say Babe" Ruth. The bambino
gets $4,000 a season A very nice
SIM for I babe" Rogers Horns
by cme next on the list OF money
grabbing diamond kings with a
$4,000 slice each
A fan asks the question concern
ing an incident In a baseball game.
Runner is on second and another
On third. Runner on second at
tempts to steal third. He touches
the base and the pitcher who ha:
the ball in his possession touche:
home plate. Runner who tries IL
steal third goes back TO second. MAY
he 60 back after touching third
base? The runner may 20 back
That l. not considered running the
bases backward. He is trying to
correct an error.
The longest throw that has ever
been made with { discus Il 153
fee., eigh. and threc-urarter
inches. IL was done BY Eric
krcnz Of Stanford university.
About the worst thing that could
happen in sports fandom il for two
old alma matters daughters to re-
turn for a Homecoming day football
classic and about the middle OF the
affair when thousands are on nee
dle-points. they would be engaged in
the discussion of a bridge hand that
one hello a few nights before.
Someone asked us the other day
how this Newman boy was able to
be such an all-round athlete. He
can play football like nobody's
uncle. he car play basketball, and
he Is a pretty nice broadiumper.
Well. he Is lust an athlete. You
know what that Is and probably
it's natural. One thing. the boy
used TO live on a ranch up I'm Bee
county and chasing around over
those hills after coyotes and jave-
elinas lust gave him the jump on
some Of. the other lads. Just watch
that boy step next fall, when the
Eagle football team starts its
march to the football crown.
Skeet shooting scores Tuesday
were.
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RICE SCORES
GOLF VICTORY
Owls Win Team Play Title
AT Southwest Tour
ment

FORT WORTH. Tex. May IL
P,-Rice, with four survivors and
the team play championship already
won, had "a big lead on all other
schools in individual competition for
the Southwest Conference golf title,
resumed here today. Rice's team
with a total OF 800 was ten strokes
better than S. M. u, with $50. Texas
finished third and IT. G. u. and
"A. & NJ. tied for fourth. Baylor was
last. Arkansas not being entered in
the team event. In the individual
event Arkansas. T. G. u, A. a. NJ.
and Texas each had one man TO pit
against the quartet from Rice.