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Horton Smith Two Under Par to Lead Bobby Jones
CLASSIC
IS ON TO-DAY
Gallant Fox Favored TX
Win Big Purse Al
Arlington Park

ARLINGTON PARK. Chicago
July 12.-P-Amerlca's richest rae.
purse-the $4,000 added Arlingtli
classic-today furnished an appar
emily easy short cut to tie champion
three-year-old. Gallant Fox. IN NJ.
drive for a record as the creates
money winning horse OF all time.
Victory in today's mile and
quarter race. worth approximate.
$4,000 70 the winner. would brint
the winnings or the sensational s
OF Sir Galahad III-Marguerne
around the $500. 900 mark and vic
IN striking distance of the egrning
record or the great zev. And vic
tory today. even with some of th.
country'S best three-year-olds or
posing the Fox. seemed assured.
There were a few who though
Gallant Knight. second to the 70.
in the Kentucky Derby. might hca.
off the champion In his try for .
sixth major 1880 stake. Ned q. shoT
horse in the Churchill Downs fea
ture. received some consideration
as did the three fillies. Snowflake
Alcibiades and Dustemall. but III
general feeling as that Gallant 70,
would have to break a leg to lose.
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JOPLIN GHOST
MAY WIN OUT
Cooper and Lacey Tied
With Albanian
For Second

INTERLACHEN CLUB. Minnea-
polls, Mimi, July 12-tP-The "Jop-
lin Ghost" Horton Smith, clattered
woods and irons instead Of bones
today, to haunt Bobby Jones fond
est dream Of a fourth national open
golf championship.
The big blonde sharpshooter was
two big strokes ahead of Jones with
a total so lustrous that ne not only
threatened to dethrone the Atlanta
amateur but had q fine chance Of
shattering the low record Of the
tournaments history, the great 2oo
hung I'D by Chick" Evans IA years
ago at M~innekhadn, Minneapolis.
Going out yesterday one stroke
behing Bobby. the Joplin Ghost
whiZzed over the rolling Interlachen
with a par-fracturing 70, Snatchlng
the lead in the championship tusSle
with a SO hole total Of 142 strokes,
two better than par figures for the
big st. etch. 1t was a typical Hor-
ton Smith comeback and his game
was so sound he stood out To-Day as
the one big threat to Bobbys hopes
of linking his two British conquests
into a record breaking trinity OF
golfing triumphs.
Not Beaten
Bobby was far from licked, how
ever. There were SO holes OF golf
ahead Of him and Smith TODAY, put
Horizons first campaigns show nm
as not the type accustomed TO crack.
He was the acme of steadineSS ana
his bag always contained a flock OF
brides and eagles ready TO fly out
any time.
As al the end Of the first l8 hole
round. Bobby today found himself
bunkered on all sides by a band OF
the best professionals in the royal
and ancient game. Ahead Of him
was Horton Smith. grinning but
determined. Tied with him stood
Light Horse" Harry Cooper OF Chi
caqo and AL Lacey, a 23-year-old
star from London, England, o To-
Gated in Philadelphia. Two strokes
away was a rugged pair who nave
tasted the sweets Of an open cham
rionship - Johnny Farrell OF New
York and Tommy Armour tAe
aRlack Scot" from Detroit n
another star from Brooklyn, WHY
COY. Then three shots away, put
always dangerous, were Walter Hag-
en- and Johnny Golden OF Darlen'
Conn.
Final Today
It required a total OF l56 strokes
or better TO enter the charmed
qualifying circle permitted to play
the final s. holes today. F1fty-eignt
had i55 or better and there were II
TIED at 1855. Rules called for the
low 6 and ties to contest the finai
rounds. Among those who just got
IN were "Chick" Evans and Don 4
Moe. youthful amateur from Port
land. Oregon, and member Of the
American Walker Cup team.
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SURPRISES TURN UP
In MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES

with two victories and five defeats.
The Tigers, smashing out a final
victory yesterday. took four out OF
five from the Cleveland Indians
after gaining a 3D. edge over Chi
cago for a total Of sever victories
in ten games.
Detroit showed a lot Of power in
yesterdays game. slamming out Is
hits for an II to l triumph over
the Indians. Waite Hoyt allowed
only wen hits while the Tigers
made eight and six Of their runs
off Clint Brown III the first two
innings. This victory put the T1g-
ers ahead OF the champion Phila-
delphia Athletics, who Won six ana
lost three in the intra-sectiOnal
series, and second only TO the
Washington Senators, who won sew
en out OF eight from Boston and
New York. The Yankees went
through a serious slump, winning
but two out of eight games.
The Chicago White Sox closed
their nip and tuck series with the
st. Louis Browns in the other AM
erican league game. gaining a 5 TO
3 decision 10 take sixth place again
by a half-game margin.
The suddenly triumphant Gin
cinnati Reds opened their tour Of
the eastern division Of the National
league yesterday as Pittsburgh and
St. Louis ended the fraternal strife
among the western clubs. The Reds,
hitting effectively behind the pitch
ing of Red Lucas, defeated the
Phillies, 5 10 3. Lucas had the bet
ter Of a duel with Earl Collard, Civ
ing but eight hits, and contributed
the finishing touch to he victory
in the form Of a home run in the
ninth inning.
The Pirates slammed three Car
dinal pitchers for 16 hits to win the
series final. s to 2, and divide the
six game set. but despite this result
Pittsburgh was below the 500 mark
in the mira sectional play and the
Cards were at the top. St. Louis
won six games and lost three, equal
ling the record Of the New York
Giants against the Phillies and
Brooklyn. The Robins came out
in second with five victories and
three defeats and due TO Chicago's
losses took a firm hold on first
place,
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, July l2-Pl-Shar
prices again turned upward in to-
days brief session Of the stool
market, imparting a more cheerfu
attitude in speculative quarters, a.
the market closed the third weel
Of relative stability.
Trading continued az an extreme
II modest pace. and commission
house comment vas still inclined
to be uncertain.
The weekend business news as {
whole could hardly be interpreted
bullishly. But So nothing very i'm
preSsive can be expected at thi
period Of summer ltil, the fac,
that the downward curve Of actif
ity appeared to be f~lattening on
was at least reassuring.
A wide assortment Of important
induStrialS and utilities moved III
about ? TO 5 points, but there were
a few slight ~recessions from tho
days best in the final few min
uteS Of trading, a normal -aturda,
development.
The close wass trong. Total sale
Appropriated $4,000 shares.
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With interest and attendance in
creasing by leaps and bounds, the
Rio Grande Valley league will swing
into its ninth week Sunday with
games scheduled at Brownsville, San
Benito. La Feria and Donna.
The San Benito Saints return
home at the top of the percentage
ladder and despite the fact that
they are playing Raymondville, who
has yet 70 win a game. should pack
the stands with loyal Saint Boost
ers.
The game Of the most consequence
will be the one between Harrington
and Brownsville at Brownsville.
Harlingen is tied with McAllen in
second place and the Macks have
an off day Sunday. Harrington will
either gain undisputed possession Of
second place by victory over the
BroncS or she will be forced into
third II defeated by the Brownsville
entry.
The Mission at La Feria tilt may
develop into a struggle. Mission Is
one Of the hardest hitting clubs in
the Valley. despite the fact that she
has tied with Rio Hondo far down
the percentage ladder. Eddie Mar
burber's crew Is laying on the will
low at a 800 rate. The Grapefruit
ers compose the only Valley club
which has been able to take a fall
out Of the league leading Saints.
Both iRo Hondo and Donna are
battling strenuously for a place
under the sun and their scrap will
be watched with interest BY fans
from those two cities. The company
cf Kachtik. Kachtik and Kachtik
has won three straight and their
caps are set at a jaunty angle. DON
ne reared out last Sunday to defeat
Mission l7-I2.
Umpire assignments for Sunday
are as follows.
Brownsville-McKee and Ewing.
Donna-Ecohoff and johnson.
San ~Benito-McElwain g. Briggs.
La Feria-Drucke and Wilder.
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Fl. Brown to Play
Matamoros Team

Captain William T. Ealdeman'S
baseball nine. representing Fort
Brown. will take on the Matamoros
nine on the local post diamond,
Sunday morning at $50 O'Clock.
Captain Haldeman announces that
he has made several changes in
men on the team. strengthening the
weak spots and expects TO see a
better brand OF ball than IN the
past several games. Tie opening
lineup will be as follows: Battery
Schaffner and Young. Infield-
Schults. Sofko. Stackowski, Wagner.
Outfield - Deditz. Szpeinski and
Callahan. The lineup is not fixed
and any of the following may start
the game: Crist, Bednarz, Reese,
Matthew. Spindler. Muniz.
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Withstand
Pelican Assault

ATLANTA, July 12ZP-Ine
New Orleans Pelicans fought a hard
uphill battle with the leading
Chicks of the Southern Association
Yesterday, but they could not over
come a iour-run spree in the first
inning and lost Z to ).
Clay Touchstone granted only two
hits as the Birmingham BaronS shut
out Nashville 5 TO 0.
BY scoring three runs in the ninth
to their opponents one, the Mobile
Bears knotted the count between
themselves and little Rock, and the
Travellers we're shut out IN the next
frame. while the Bears tailed three
more times to win 10 10 Z. Chapman
crashed out a hommer in the ninth
with two on to ascount for the
rally.
Atlanta trounced Chattanooga 10
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How They Stand
DAILY
AIR LOG

Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Pier and Cor
onel Ordonez were passengers over
the Mexican Aviation company
lines Saturday morning, leaving the
Municipal airport here for the in
terror of Mexico. Ship was a Fokker
No. 7 and was piloted BY II. z. Gray.
Pilot w. w. Bradley flew a special
ship from Brownsville to Vera Cruz
Friday evening to replace a ship
that has been brought here for re-
pairs.
Julian Wagy brought in the G. a..
T. passenger ship Friday. and flew
the outgoing ship Saturday morn
ing.
Passengers Saturday over the G..
A. T. included Jose $. s. Areilano,
who is the head of the largest gly-
cerine soap factory in the world.
located in TOrreon in the center OF
Mexico's greatest cotton country.
Plane NO. 9, arriving in Browns
vile Friday evening, Mexican AVA
ton company lines, carried two
passengers. y. NJ. was pl-
lot and passengers were II. Walls,
Tampico; S. RUS Cabanas, Mexico
City newspaper man.
A special Pan American ship, pi-
loted by w. w. Bradley, arrived
here from Vera Cruz with the fol-
lowing passengers: A. Ramos, Mr.
and Mrs. +. z. Gilmore. A. J. Steel
Mrs. w. w. Bradley. Mrs. NJ. Nut
chell, and 3 children. II. II. Schol'
and w. F. Mcdonald.
S. A. +. ship out Friday was pi-
loted by Walter McAlister and pas
sengers were @. A. Smith of Nc
Allen to Dallas; @. Il. Rike OF Nc
Allen to Waco; A. Walls from Tam
pico to Corpus Christi; Robert Cart
ford OF Los FreSnos to San Antonio:
and j. Pierce of Harrington to San
Antonio.
Joe Glass flew the :. a. r. mail
ship out and the incoming ship
was piloted by stormy Mangum.
The tri-weekly mail ship OF the
Pan American lines left here Fri
day. The ship vas a Fairchid.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. July PIP
The cotton MARKET had a steady
opening as Liverpool cables were
better than due. First trades show
ed gains OF 3 points.
AS New York opened irregular
and generally lower the local mar
ket soon lost the early gain, Oc-
tcber trading down to 1859 anc
December to 1896 or 2 to 3 points
down from the opening and paral-
lei with yesterdays close.
The market then rallied 3 to 4
points on the map showing that
rains were probably insufficient TO
break the drouth in the Contra,
belt.
At the end OF the first hour tho
market was steady and midway be-
tween the highs and lo-s, with
limited trading and narrow fluc-
tuations.
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Bruce Barnes To
Meet Cogrershall

DIES MONIES, Ia, July l2-LP,-
Two Of Americas most promising
tennis performers. Bruce Barnes,
Austin. Texas, comet OF the court.
and Harris Coggeshal, Iowa's fore
most strokemaker, were paired today
IN the finals Of the mems singles
In the Missouri Valley tournament.
Barnes went into the finals yes
terday by beating the defending
champion. Wray Brown, in five sets.
6-3, GA. 0-6, 20, 6-2. Coggeshall
overpowered an arcr-rival. Junior
Boehmer, St. Louis. to win his way
into the championship match. The
scores were 6-l, 6-2. 6-3.
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Cafe Gets
Popular Orchestra

A new orchestra, reputed TO be
one of the best in northern Mexico.
has been secured for the MatamorOs
Cafe and will begin entertaining
guests Immediately. according TO
John J. King.
The organization Is said to have
played in many Of the larger cities
OF the southern republic, and has
filled engagements in Mexico City.
Tampico and Monterrey. Mrs. En-
ma Leonard, owner and manager
or the Matamoros cafe. expressed
qualification at being able TO sign
up the orchestra
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City Briefs

On Buying Trip-C. ". Hamilton
left Saturday night for Chicago,
Grand Rapids and St. Louis on a
furniture buying and inspection trip
for the coming season. He will visit
the principal manufacturers ana
will be away about two weeks.
Valley Business College still en-
rolling students for day and night,
summer term. Low tuition rates.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
relieves sore eyes. Doesn't burn or
hurt. Adv. CD
Richard Armstrong and Aldine
Buck have accepted positions With
Humble Oil Company. San Benito,
and Engineering Department at the
airport, while Mrs. J. B. Coffee and
Margaret McClughan are with H. II.
Banker and Judge Goodrich.
Corsetfettes. - Summer garments.
wolfe and brocade. The Corset Shop,
1927 Elizabeth. ADV. is
One hundred young and middle
aged persons should enroll in the
Valley Business College. so as to
supply the demands OF the new in
dustries. resulting from our two
deep water ports. DO you realize
your great opportunity? Enroll now,
and receive a liberal discount.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-12
By HUGH :. FULLERTON, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

The somewhat incomplete intra-
sectional play OF the Major league
clubs, which came to a close with
yesterdays beginning Of the new
east-west movement, brought few
emphasis Of that fact that a good
bali club is successful no matter
where the games r played.
The unexpected downfall OF the
Chicago Cubs and the rise Of the
Detroit Tigers were the only results
which were unforeseen. The Cubs
lost a whole four game series at
Cincinnati and wound up near the
bottom of the National league list
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SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was Ie4-
atiyely 10 moderately 10 wthis morn
sne from Arizona and New Mexico
northwestward TO the upper GIeas
Lakes C29.62 at ST. Paul, Mimi ana
moderately high over the far north
west 5000 at Helena, Month Mod
crate to heavy rains occurred within
the last "a hours in Florida, ana
light to moderate scattered showers
and thunderstorms IN the northern
Rocky Mountain and northern
plains states. Temperatures SIN
continued un~seasonably high IN the
interior and in the s~outh-central
states.
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TRAY HART

A competent housewife has
what she calls the tray habit"
She saves time and steps by always
accommodating all the utensils she
needs for e -pecific task on a tray
which she carries along. All her
cleaning rags. furniture polish,
busters. oil for doors and so on.
on cleaning days. All her luncheon
needs for her hour or rest az noon
time, such . her salad. rolls, tea
or coffee, salt, pepper and a book
to read. Through habit she has
learned TO remember everything
that she viii n before starting
on q given task.
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ORGANIZE Suit

The ultimate in femininty and
summer GOODNESS is expressed IN
the organdie suit, a brand new
vanity women are putting their
stamp Of approval on. A navy
blue one, made with flaring skirt
and fitted and flaring jacket. has
a white organdie gilet with hand
drawn vestee, collar and four-inch
sleeves.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 12-ks- With
Liverpool quotations relatively firm
wheat prices at Chicago averagde
higher early today. Foreigners were
reported as being buyers here anc
fresh advices concerning the dom
este spring wheat crop were lesr
favorable especially as TO premature
ripening. Black rust reports sale
the pest has spread 70 the stems
Of wheat near Fargo, N. d.
Opening unchanged TO SAC high
er Chicago wheat afterward held
near TO the Initial figures. Corn
oats. and provisions were easier
with corn starting i-Sc off TO 7-Sc
up. and subsequently declining
sharplyn.
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RECORD HEN?

LONDON. July H. SkiptOr|
Yorkshire. claims to have the reel
ord laying hen in the odd Ladyl
She was bought eleven years agd
at the age OF six. as a brood heH
70 hatch out ducks eggs. But sid
started laying eggs OF her own
shortly after and has been layini
constantly ever since. Her averagl
output is three eggs "a week.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, July 12-P-Cot.
ton opened steady at an advance
Of 3 points to a decline Of Z points
Failure Of early weather reports tc
confirm yesterdays rumors Of show
ers in Alabama brought in some
buying which helped TO absorb
overnight selling orders and the
market was fairly steady after the
early irregularity.
Demand increased somewhat By
the posting Of the weather mar
with ten old October contracts sell
ing UP from 1895 to 1900 compared
1897 at the close yesterday.
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SHOES M HEALTH

LONDON, July 12.-On the III
Of your shoes depends a great deal
OF your good health, according to
the Federation OF Boot Trade AS
Sociations which recently met here.
Improper fitting shoes cause rheu-
matism. chest troubles, heart dis
ease, and in some cases tight-fit-
ting shoes cause nerve trouble, ii
was revealed at the meeting.
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cor TOWN

Nothing Is more indicativc OF
the el2borateness OF new styles
than the delicate LJlors show for
town wear Aquatone, turquoise and
pale water green appear along with
new soft pinks fer suits. hats. shoes,
gloves and purses. Very delicate gray
is excellent, too.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-12
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press

(By the ASSOCldttu 10
CALUMET, Mich, Billy PetroAe,
Fargo. N. D., knocked out Corporal
Izzy Kline, Winnipeg 90.
West New York, N. Y, Irish body
Rradv' Jersey City, outpointed A.
Rnbe Goldberg. New York OOl
SIOUX CITY, Ia, Carl Wei4s'
Omaha, stopped Sammy Sacco'
sioux City p ,
SAN FRANCISCO, Andy Diyodi'
New York. knocked out Joe Cor
roza. Los Angeles go.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
(By The Associated Press

Including games Of July IL.
National League
Batting-ODoul, Phillies, .408.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phillies. 81
Runs-Cuyler. Cubs. "a.
Hits-Klein. Phillies, III.
Doubles-FTisch, Cardinals, 26.
Triples-Cuyler, Cubs, u.
Home runs-Klein, Phillies, Is.
Stolen bases-Cuyler, Cubs, 10.
American League
Batting-Simmons, Athletics, 800.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. "a.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees,
10.
Hits-Hodapp. Indians. ll6.
D~oubles-McManus. Tigers. %.
Triples-Combs. Yankees IL.
Home runs-Ruth. Yankees. 80.
Stolen baseS-Rice. Senators, IS.
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HOOVERS LEAVE

WASHINGTON, July 12.-tFH
President Hoover, accompanied by
Mrs. Hoover and a party OF friends.
left at 8 o'clock this morning fer
a weekend visit 10 his camp on
the Rapidan river IN Virginia.
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INTENTIONS FILED

Albert Phillips and Maria Pedra-
Brownsville: Alfredo Vera and
Josefina Sepeda. Brownsville: Sal
ONION de la Cruz. Las Flores and
Inez Maldonado. Los IndioS.
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Bronc-Harlingen Fray Features Valley Games Sunda,
80 THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Friday

Waco 3, Fort Worth 0.
Dallas 10, Houston 3.
wichita Falls 3. Beaumont ).
Shreveport Is, San Antonio IL.
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M'ALLEN WILL
HAVE OFF DAY
Other Battles Scheduled
At Donna, La Feria
And San Benito
VALLEY LEAGUE
Games SUNDAY

Harlingen at Brownsville.
Raymondville at San Benito.
Mission at La Feria.
Rio Hondo at Donna.
McAllen off day.
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SPUDS GAIN
MORE GROUND
Cats and Bluffs Skidding
Around Corners AS
Chase Grows Warm
BY GAYLE TALBOT, III.

Slowly. bat none the less surely.
ahead III the second half OF the
the Wichita Falls Spudders forge
Texas league scramble as their
closest pursuers, Fort Worth and
Houston. continue 10 skid on the
turns. Barring an epidemic OF &C.
cidentS, a factor they have not had
70 contend with TO any extent SO
far, the Williamsmen nOw look like
an odds bet to capture the second
heat and obviate the necessity OF a
playoff.
Both the Bluffs and Cats lost
ground yesterday. dropping their
opener with Dallas and Waco res
pectively. while the Spuds hammer
cd out one of their typical victories
over the Beaumont Exporters. o to
s. The Spudder lead today was two
full gamse over Fort Worth.
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RrIIETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night. second. highest yester-
day. third. wind velocity AZ 8 a a.
fourth. precipitation u last "a
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How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Friday

Detroit II Cleveland l.
Chicago 5. St. Louis 3.
(Only games Scheduled).
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Common house flies have been
known TO mig e as far as six
miles In one d..
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VIENNA, July "a American
tourists visiting Vienna this year
better be careful in throwing rub
Dish. cigaret butts, or other refuse
around. They are likely to find a
policeman at their elbow whose
duty It is to collect q fine for such
offenses and collect 1t on the spot
without arguing. IL is part OF a
plan to keep the city clean.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Friday

Cincinnati 5. Philadelphia 3.
Pittsburgh s. st. Louis ?.
COnly games scheduled.)
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Rally Wins

A four run rally in the seventh.
ped up yesterdays decision for the
sending Martin to the baths. wrap
pace settlers. Included IN the -
hit assault on Martin and Green
were homers BY Storti and Crouch.
Hillin freely, piling UP IA hits, but
The Exporters belted White and
punched them in only two innings.
Eckhardt drove in three runs with
a homer and two singles.
Slim Harris stopped the Cats cold
as the Waco Cubs snapped the
Painters winning streak at six
straight. The Waco Highlander
gave up only six hits for the III in
nings ii took his mates to bat on a
3 TO 0 victory over Dick Whitworth.
He struck out seven. Whitworth
held his own until the fateful 18th.
when he paved the way for his own
downfall by walking Harris. the first
man to face him. An infield hit
and Clarke's error filled the bases.
and then came wallopS by Speer
and Rye Jodie Tate was the only
player on either club to get more
than one hit.