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ner. Fonseca, Palk, Rothroek: Todt. Two
base hit-Averill. stolen base-Todt,- Sac
rinces-Fonseca, Falk, Rothrock.. Double
Todt: Left on hases-Boston, o; Cleveland.
g Bases on balls-on Holloway. 4; o6 n.
wild pitches-M. Castor (2). .Umpires-
Messrs.. Hildebrand, JOrn,sby and Guthrie.
Time OF game-l hour and So minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25

Nine brothers. ranging from 10 to IS,
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C2 Suq Harareases. Roussh. Leach. ,Terrs. taS.
Oft, Jackson cd. Errors.shssly' Adams,
ereaves t3), Grimes, Hubbell l3D. O'Farrell,
Cohen. OFT ca. L. Waner, Roush. "
base hit-Jackson. Threc-base itE;BartelL
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orosky. Double plays-Grimes, ADAMS. Bar
Adams and shheelS. Left on bsses-Nsg
York, 4; %Pittsburgh. 9, Base on ,balls-Oh
Grimes, 8; off Hubbell, Q. Struck out-By
Hubbell. 2: by Grimes. 4. Hit by pitcher
BY Hubbell tSheely). umpiresEMessrs Nc
gane-2 hours anu 5 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25

Webster Burke. new coach ut South
western University, is only "a.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Sacramento. z; Missions, 5.
Portland. 9: San Fraciseo, 3.
Seattle, .; Los Angeles, 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-25

n EW YORK, August 24.-The Kid
~ Chocolate-A1 Singer fight to be
~ staged at the Yankee Stadium
l. next Thursday evening does not
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Steve Takes
Count When
Eddie Swings
Anderson Ends Fort Fea-
ture With Mcdonald
in a Hurry.

Eddie Anderson. the Wyoming
cowboy put a swift finish to an ex-
cellent hstic program at the IT. Har-
rison outdoor arena Tuesday night
when he plastered the knockout
Wailop on the chin Of Steve Nc
Donald Of Canada in just one min
ute and two seconds Of scrapping.
Anderson, outpointed by McDon-
aid during the winter season at the
Armory. walked out Of his corner
swinging both mitts. Mcdonald
planted a heavy right to Eddie's
wind just q few moments after the
start and Anderson took a count Of
eight
Eddie rose to his feet. strobe in and
let Mcdonald have it on the chin
and Steve took time out to listen to
the brides chirp. He was out for
several minutes
In a great eight-round semi
Vindup Kid Woods, Indianapolis,
showed some real form in outclass-
ing Jimmy Sayres, the veteran La
fayette boxer
Woods won every round and had
6ayres outboxed and outslugged
Jimmy had one glim entirely closed
at the end and was down on the
canvas once.
Lon LovelaCe Terre Haute, won
a shade victory over Charley Court
o. Cincinnati in a six-round slug
fest. Reamer Roberts, Indianapolis
showed enough in spurts to beat Cal
Baker. Cincinnati, in six rounds.
Jack Kelley, Indianapolis knocked
out Pat O'Brieu, Kansas City, in the
second round Of the opener. It was
q wild and WoOlly affair
Jimmy Hackley, Indianapolis, will
tanqle with Harry kid Brown Of
Philadelphia in the ten-round fea-
ture next Tuesday night.
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Panama Pug
Regarded as
Bantam King
Al Brown Now Listed as
Defending Champ of
118-P0underS.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 19-For the
first time since February, 1927, when
Charley (PhiD Rosenberg forfeited
his bantamweight title Tor failure
to make the weight against Bushy
Graham, the 118-pound division has
a legitimate champion.
Al Brown, elongated Panama Ne
gro, jabbed his way to a clean-cut
victory over Vidal Gregario Of Spain
in a f1fteen-round bout at Queens
boro stadium Tuesday night before a
crowd of $4,000, and established him
self as the defending bantam
weight champion" in the eyes of
the New York state commission.
Already recognized as 118-pound
title-holder by the National Boxing
Association, Brown can clinch his
claim to the title by beating the
outstanding bantamweight conten
der to be selected by the New York
commission in his next fight.
Brown will be recognized as ode
Tending champion" in this contest
when it takes place. Conceding
Brown several inches in reach and
height, Gregario never had a chance
against the shifty black shadow
Gregario won only two rounds and
barely STAYED off a knockout in the
thirteenth when he was down twice
Kid Chocolate of Cuba, 1929,
scored a technical knockout over
Terry Roth, 121, of New York in
the third round Of their scheduled
ten-round seni-final. Roth was on
his feet. but groggy when Referee
Eddie Forbes stopped the fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
GShOOtin9R Par
T by DICK MILLER

leg Of play in ffty-four- meet
there, at noon.
Mrs. Charles Kelley, Jr.. secretary Of
the womens association, informed us they
will play eighteen holes at Highland Mon
day and then move over and play eigh-
teen holes Tuesday at Broadmoor.. Their
meet will be a thirty six hole handicap af-
fair and the contestants must play both
rounds to figure in the prizes.
1t is compulsory that the handicap al
lowance of players as set by the club they
regularity play be in the hands Of Mrs
D. S. Menasco, president of the associa-
ton at 40 West Twenty-first street, Ia.
1902. by Friday noon. Each club in the
city has representative on the board OF
directors of the association and they are
expected to see that each players handi-
cap is registered
+ II
XXTRILE both men and women
w will be using Highland Mon
daJ, there will be a parting OF ways
The men play the sec
ond round Of eighteen holes at Me-
ridian Hills Tuesday. The final
holes of the flfty-four-hole
will be played at Broad
moor Wednesday. Ed Lennox, pres
ident of the association, and Cliff
secretary, are busy get
ting up a large list of awards for
both net and gross low scorers. The
main trophy will be the Tom Tag
CART cup, to go to the low gross
shooter for f1fty-four holes.
4 II
The indianapolis Building Congress Is
to have a tournament and outing at Ava
lon Friday afternoon June 81. Charles
Brossman is chairman of the program
committee Besides golf there will be
horse shoe pitching. archery and cards.
Send Brossman your golf handicap and
get into the tournament. He suggests you
bring your friends along.
y =
The women at Coffin will play flag
tourney Sunday afternoon, if enough Of
them are on hand. That will give them
some practice for the thirtysix-hole event
Monday and Tuesday.
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NEXT week is to be a big week
~ in the lives Of indianapolis
golfers. Men and women will vie
for honors, but in separate tourna-
ments. Highland is going to be a
busy spot Monday, with the women
Of the Indianapolis Women's Golf
Association starting a handicap
tournament at 9 o'clock, and the
men Of the indianapolis District
Golf Association starting the first
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
Advanced Play Scheduled
in Annual Racquet
WieIders' Meet.
DOUBLES GET STARTED
Heavy Activity Booked in
All Divisions.

With the major portion Of the
seeded stars still in the running,
play was to continue throughout
today in the annual city tennis
tournament. being staged at the
Hawthorn club courts.
Six matches in the third round
Of mems singles were slated for to-
day to complete the pairings for
the quarter-hnal round. Four
ouarter-d final matches were to be
staged in the boys singles division
and two quarter-hnal contests in
the juniors singles.
-Four contests in the women's
singles, the opening round Of play,
were scheduled with opening
matches also booked in the mems
and juniors doubles.
Tuesday was heavy day of action in
the tournament and one of the SEEDED
round competition when Justus defeated
Rafael Gonzales of Chicago. Gonzales,
formerly q member Of the PHILIPPINES Davis
Cup squad, bowed, e., Ga.
CATHERINE WOLF. DEFENDING
WOMENS SINGLES CHAMP. TODAY
REIGNED A HEAVY FAVORITE TO
SWEEP THROUGH TO VICTORY EASILY.
MISS VOLTS STRONGEST COMPETE
TON WAS EXPECTED TO COME FROM
MURIEL ADAMS, RUNNER-UP IN 1929,
BUT MISS ADAMS WAS FORCED TO
WITHDRAW BECAUSE OF AN INJURY
SUFFERED IN THE RECENT TRI-sTATE
EVENT AT CINCINNATI
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Indianapolis Maccabees defeated Uni
versity Heights Sunday by breaking a tie
c ca 'sts desire games. Cali Dr.. s243 and
ask for WilkerSon.
Marmon Fights defeated the. strong
Lebanon indians, Sunday. to 2 Mar
mons have open dates Write Paul Miller
1928 Bradbury avenue, or call Ii. e356
before .. n.
ogiole Juniors spit double, h g,252r
side The Webers won the opener. to
2, and the Juniors copied the night-cap'
10 to 2.
indianapolis Triangles, strong semi-pro
outfit, won their fourth consecutive VIC
IRON the sharpsville Athletics Triangles
will practice this evening at Garnelo park
E, Beplay, Is East Orange street, or call
Dr.. 1894.
Keystones will meet the fast indian
apolis Cubs. Sunday at Greenhouse Park
games played this season and are looS-
ing for stronger opposition Call Dr.. $685.
or write w. E. Holt, R. 4, Box Gao.
Hillside Christians will practice this
ers are urged to attend.
Mohawk A. c. won their fifth game Of
the season by defeating the Maroon A. g,
16 TO 3. last Sunday. For games call
Ha 4491W after and ask for Bob.
HELMsBURG. Ind.-Brown County Aces
defeated the Columbus Special ) to !.
at Nashville Sunday Next Sunday the
Dady A C.s will clash with the Aces at
Nashville. June 30, the Bloomington Com
mercials and the Aces will play the first
Of three-game series. Aces would like
Peru c. & O., concerning games in August.
Write j. E. Cullum, Helmsburg.
Mickleyville Grays lost to the Roy steele
team Sunday, to 0. Grays desire a
game for Sunday. Call Be. 2750 between
and $50 and ask for Riley. All play
ers are requested to attend the meeting
Friday at 7 at the billiard parlor.
Grand Union Tea team was leading the
Ne-Hi's 2 to 0. when rain forced post
His will play the Plaza Garage nine Sun
day at Ellenberger. at O'Clock.
Midways will play ct Mars Hill Sun
day. All players are equested to attend
a meeting at Spears residence tonight,
2010 Hoyt avenue.
Carson A. C.s we're defeated Sunday.
to 2, by the Washington Street Merch-
sons are without a game for Sunday. Call
Dr.. 1929 and ask for Bill.
day, instead of the University Heights
Merchants or Walk-Overs- These man
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
Cliff Woodbury.
Is Recovering

BIZ Times Special
ALTOONA, Pa, June 19.-Chf
Woodbury., Chicago race pilot, in
jured here last Saturday when Ray
Keeech met his death on the AL
toona board speedway, today was
reported well on the way to 1e-
covery.
Woodbury's condition, for a time
believed very serious, today was
said to be a slight skull fracture
and severe cuts and bruises. He is
at Mercy hospital here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
CREW RIVALS ON EDGE

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 10
The Yale and Harvard crews were
on edge here today for their annual
race on the Thames river Friday.
Both crews wound up intensive
training Tuesday and will take the
water for only short pulls until the
race is won or lost.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
WILSON AND COLEMAN

Ralph Wilson, Indianapolis heavy
weight grappler, will meet Abe Cole
man, New York, ill the main go at
Broad Ripple park Monday night.
1t will for two best falls in three.
There will be two other matches,
first at $50
Wilson and Coleman wrestled to
draw in last Mondays semi final
time limit bout.
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Clyde Van Dusen
in Latonia Derby

BIZ Times Special
LATONIA. KY, June 19.-Clyde
Van Dusen, Kentucky Derby winner,
will arrive here this week to COM
pete in the Latonia Derby, here
Saturday African also will COM
pete.
1t was said heretoday that there
was a possibility Windy City, winner
of the American Derby, will be
shipped here for the Latonia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
CuIsTNIER NAMED COACH

MADISON, Wis, June 19.-Ath-
letic authorities of Wisconsin uni
versity have announced the appoint
ment of Frank Cuisinier as back
field coach of the 1929 Badger grid
squad. He was the locals star
quarter back in 1923. Guy Sundt
will become freshman coach.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
GOLDEN, COOPER LEAD
Jersey Pro Holds One Stroke Ad-
vantage in Shawnee Omen.

BIZ United Press
SHAWNEE ON-DELAWARE, Pa.
June 19.--Johnny Golden, North
Jersey and Harry cooper, Buffalo,
led the field at the start of the
third round of the Shawnee open
golf tournament here today.
Golden, who led at the end of
the first round with a II, held a
one stroke advantage over Cooper
at the end of the second round,
adding a 70 in his second for a to-
tai of 144. Cooper, who shot a IA
in the first round, added II in the
second for 145.
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AWARDED MEDAL

BIZ Times Special
WABASH, Ind, June 19.-Harry
j. Hutchens Jr. Of Wabash Senior
high school has been awarded the
Gridiron medal for proficiency in
athletics and scholarship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
RECEIVE |. U. NUMERALS
Costello and Rea Of indianapolis
Among Freshmen Lettermen.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June 10
Costello and Pea, two Indianapolis
boys. were among the sixteen to
receive numerals for freshman
baseball competition this year at
Indiana university.
Everett Dean. head baseball
coach. will hold fall baseball prac-
tice in September, it has been an
nOunCeC
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
TUESDAYS RESULTS
Mems Singles

Second Round-E. Writ defeated L.
Boyer. So. 6-1. Obie Smith defeated G..
Sheldon. 6-I. 2-6. 6-3, julius Sagalowsky
defeated P. Schumacher, clio. ga; Tom
Quinn defeated A. W. Fournace, 6-3, 6-l;
Bill Nixon defaulted to George Horst; j.
H. Ehlers defeated L. likes. 60. 60;
Richmond Bastian defeated V. c. Harrell,
81. 60. Bob Lang defeated A. Meunier
60, Ga. H. Justus defeated Rafael Con
zales. 60 Ga. Emmett LoWery defeated
John KleinhenZ, GIL, 60; Frank Groves
hamcl defeated E Sunman, Ga; 6-3; Bud
Marley defeated Brooks. 81, 60.
Third ROundS-SagaloWsk defeated Fred
Mohler, 60. 6-1. Tommy Wilson defeated
Writ. 60. 60
juniors Singles
MeuHfer. 2-6. IS. 81: F. Macke defeated
W. McElvain. 60. 6-l. C. Holloway defeat
ed NJ Clifford. g. So, eli r. Collins
defeated NIueuenholz. Go. ga T. Lysaght
defeated J. Warren. 4-6, 60, 6-2 J. Ertel
defeated j. YUle Go, 90; J. Demmary de-
feated NJ. Whitaker, rs, I2-10.
Quarter Final ROUnd-Bob Mccullough
defeated Collins, 6-l, So; Lowery defeated
Macke. rs, 6-3
Boys Singles
First Rounded Donnell defeated Earl
TAYLOR 6-3. rs; Frank Campbell defeated
Fred Yeaman, Go Ga; A. Meunier defeat
ed S. Malls. Is, rs; Too, johnson de-
defeated Dan Morse. 60 60; H. Banta
defeated Bob Hoag 80 SO; Tom Noone
defeated W Nav. Cd. rs; A. Mcdonald
defaulted to T. Mcdonnell.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
With Semi Pros, Amateurs

ayers should call Wa. 0s72 between and
and ask for Charles Cedarholm,
Grand Union Tea team would like to
hear from q state team for a game sun
1908 Cornell avenue Grand Unions viii
practice at $50 this evening at Spades
No !.
Forester Cubs desire a game for Sunday
with fast team Christamores, Paris
Cleaners and Question Marks take notice
Dr. 6269-J
Peoples Quitting team IS without a
game for Sunday. Call DR.. 1859. Two
outfelders and a pitcher take notice
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
BOUT HARD FOUGHT

BIZ Times SDecial
Vacarelli, New York middleweight,
won the decision in ten rounds from
Pete Meyers, San Francisco, Tues
day night. It was vicious fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
Many Famous Stars

Helen Wills heads the first quar-
ter of the draw for the Women'S
Singles, this quarter also including
Bobbie Heine of South Africa.
In the second quarter are Betty
Nuthall of England and Nine. Ma
thieu of France; in the third Seno-
rita Lii D'Alvarez of Spain and
Helen Jacobs, and in the fourth
Eileen Bennett and Fraulein Cissie
AusSem of Germany.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
Johnny Is Popular

Hennessey, the indianapolis
youngster, who led the American
Davis cup team to victory in the
American zone matches and who
has starred at Wimbledon and in
other famous European tourna-
ments in past years, is popular
favorite with the Britishers.
1t was the genial Hennessey last
wear who had all England agog
when he took the Wimbledon courts
in striped fannels in place of the
traditional plain whites. Johnny
smilingly apologized and changed
his raiment.
Hennessey will meet V. T. NAL
com, a Britisher, in the first round.
Hunter meets the japanese Davis
cup player Mkt in the first round
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19
Is
Big F avorite
atWimbledon
indianapolis Ace Drawn in
Upper Bracket With
TiIden, CoChet.

BIZ United Press
WIMBLEDON, England, June 49,.
William T. Tilden, Henri Cochet
and Johnny Hennessey were placed
in the upper bracket of the all-com-
ers' tennis championships at VIM
bledon next week, when the draw for
the mems singles was made today.
In the lower bracket we're placed
Francis T. Hunter and Jean Borotra.
1t seems to be the consensus Of
opinion among tennis experts here
that the Wimbledon crown will go
to any one Of these five stars.
Tilden has been showing some
splendid form recently while Cochet
has been getting into perfect trim.
Rene La Coste of France, the
Wimbledon titleholder, will not COM
pete in the meet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-19

Midways will play 1T Mars Hill Sun
day. All players are aquested to attend
a meeting at Spears residence tonight,
20i0 Hoyt avenue.
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indianapolis Trianges, strong semi-pro
outfit. won their fourth consecutive VIC
tory Sunday by taking g 2 to victory
from the sharpsville Athletics -Triangles
Will practice this evening at Garfield park
Dates open are July and %. Write H
E. Beplay Is East Orange street. or call
Dr. 1854
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
Birthday Surprise
For Mr.. ClOsner

John Closner was the object Of
a very pleasant surprise arranged
for him Sunday by Mrs. Closrer.
TIE occasion was his seventy-sixth
birthday, and Mrs. Closner had in
vited their children and several
other relatives to a family dinner
in celebration Of the event. At
noon a delicious turkey dinner with
al that goes with it was served.
The table was charmingly deco
rated, with a large centerpiece Of
sect peas and fern. and many bou-
quets of gladioli, gifts to Mr.. Clos
ner, were scattered about the rooms
lending additional beauty.
Those present for the celebration
we're Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Griffin
and daughter of McAllen. Mrs.
Griffin being a daughter Of. the
Closners; j. j. Closner. a son, or
Edinburg, and Mrs. Closner. an
other son. also Of Edinburg; Victor
Closner and Mrs. Closner; Mrs. L.
S. Edwards of Edinburg, a niece:
and Mesdames w. L. Lipscomb and
H. D.. McMurray, and Miss Lizzie
Dorsett. all Of Brownsville.
Mr.. Closner received MANY beau
ttful presents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
Menus
qMeDay

diced cooked chicken, IA cup
chopped pimento stuffed olives, IA
cup m~ayonnaise, Ia teaspoon salt.
Nil the chicken, olives, Mayor
mise and salt. Spread upon but
tei ed slices of white bread. Add the
lettuce and top with matching slices
Of buttered bread. Press together
and cut off the edges.
Lemon Drop Cakes
IL cup fat, l IL cups sugar, 3
eggs, we'll beaten, l cup water, 3
tablespoons baking powder.
Cream the fat and sugar for two
minutes. Add the remaining in
gradients and beat for three min
utes. Half fill we'll creased muffin
pans. Bake in a moderate oven for
Is minutes. Cool and frost.
Creamy FroSting
4 tablespoons butter, 3 tablespoons
hot cream, l teaspoon vanilla, l tea
spoon lemon extract, 1-8 teaspoon
salt, l 1-2 cups sifted confectioner's
sugar.
Mix the ingredients and beat for
two minutes. Let stand for two
minutes and then beat one minute.
When the frosting stiffens, spread
upon the cakes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
Girls Put on Play
For Missionary

Miss Matte Gentry and a group
of eleven Junior high school girls
entertained the Methodist mission
airy society with a short play en-
titled, Gossip; How 1t Grows" at
their meeting on Monday after
noon. The girls. taking the parts
of various women in a neighbor-
hood. start a story about someone
moving into one of the vacant
houses at night. The story, going
the rounds, develops into a kidnap-
ing and a murder bv the time 1t
reaches the last neighbor. On in
vestigation, however, it is found
that it was merely the new Metho-
dist minister who had moved into
the neighborhood.
After the play. which was very
much enjoyed by the society. re-
freshments we're served to eighty.
FoStesses for the afternoon were
Msdames c. w. Clgin. e. T. Yates,
II. L. Fitch. M. L. Love. Marshall
White and Henrietta Signor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
WEATHER SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was moder-
ately high over the greater portion
of the United States this morning,
and moderately low over the Cana
dian Northwest and apparently
over northern Mexico. The wea-
ther was mostly cloudy and unset
tied throughout the eastern half Of
the United States at the morning
observation, and generally fair
over most Of the western half.
Light to moderate rains occurred
in the central and northeastern
states since last report. Tempera-
lures were lower to considerably
lower this morning from Texas
northeastward to the Great Lakes,
and somewhat higher throughout
the great Northwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
Monday Is. 1929

~os 4OSC
The Mexican Aviation company's
Ford tri-motor plane 9670 left for
Mexico City with Pilot Z. Snyder
this morning at 1925 a m. with 4
passengers.
The G. A. r. company's plane.
Fairchild, 80o1, left for Monterrey
with Pilot Holms and the following
passengers: j. M. Grajalas and
Mat Bansback.
The G. A. T. company plane.
Ryan, 3746, left for Durango with
Pilot Anderson and the following
passengers this morning: Major
Bernard Law and Col. Pedro Chapa.
The I. A. T. company's Stinson
plane, NC7218 left for Sofa la Mar
mo this morning and returned with
a Dad Of fish this afternoon.
The StlnSOn plane NC7472 left for
Soto la Marine for a load of fish
with Pilot Capt. Ralph Stone.
The G. A. T. company plane. Ryan
NC3746 arrived with the mail with
Major Law as pilot from Monter-
rey, as the remainder of the party
went on to Durango.
The Mexican Aviation company's
Ford plane, 9672, arrived from Mex
leo City with Pilot e. Snyder at
1:45 p. m. This plane carried the
mail and four passengers.
The T. A. T. Stearman mail plane
left for San Antonio with Pilot Glass
at 2:20 p. m.
The T. A. It. company's plane, a
Travel Air, arrived with passengers
from San Antonio at 1920 and left
for same place at 3:45 p. m. with
passengers.
The Brownsville Internationa,
Aviation school plane went I'D fol
a period of 80 minutes with Pilot
N. Q: Carmichael and Student Ker
Matthews.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-03-26
Comings, Goings,
OF Local PeOn1e

Mrs. Luke Campbell, who has
been here for some time visiting her
daughter. Mrs. w. j. Vertrees, left
the latter part of last week for
her home in Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. M. L. Love is spending a
week or two visiting in Houston.
Mrs. j. H. Manning is here visit
ing her husband, who is employ
ed as an abstractor for the South
ern Pacific. Mrs. Manning has
been living in Los Angeles, and
taking parts in moving picture pro-
auctions.
Mrs. E. G. Watson was to arrive
Tuesday morning to visit her son,
]. T. Watson, and to attend the