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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-06

RAN for Berry in 9Th.
zZ-Batted for CASTOR III 9th.
Philadelphia ........ DOL 300 003-7
Boston .......... Dol 100 400.
Runs batted in-SimmonS 3. Ma
haffev 2. Haas 1. Berry ?. Webb.
Two-base hits-Foxx .. Mahaffev l.
Home runs-Simmons. Berry. Webb.
Stolen bases Simmons. Foxx.
Double plays-Dykes 10 Bishop to
Foxx; Mahaffev to Bishop 10 Foxx.
Left on Observation-Disclosures Is:
Boston 4. Hits-Off CASTOR 10 in
3 innings. Smith / IN Q innings:
none out in 9TH: Durham 4.
Struck out-By Mahaffey 3; CASTOR
s. Base on balls-Off CASTOR z:
Smith 2; Durham j. Wild pitch.
CASTOR. Losing pitcher-Gaston.
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Runs batted ln0Jolley s, GoSlin,
Reynolds. Barnes 2; Kamm 2. Two
base hits-Kamm. ORourke. Jol-
lev 2. Home runs-Goslin. Stolen
bases-Reynolds. 'acrifices-Clancy
Double Clancy;
MuIleavy : Kerr Clancy; Barnes
Clancy. Left on bases-St. Louis );
Chicago 10. Bases on balls-off
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Brownsville Cubs
To Meet Sebastian

Popped up after two victories on
the Fourth of July. the Brownsville
cubs Will play Sebastian a. Sebas-
tan Sunday.
on the morning OF the Fourth
lie Brownsville youths defeated the
Valley Crate Juniors tSan BenItOl
here g-8. John Joe Cara. Cub first
baseman. clouted ont a home-run.
The batteries were: Cubs@Calvan
and Baker: Craters-Santlago. Mon
talvo and Aldape.
IN the afternoon the Cubs defeat
al a Donna club 81.
The Cubs have won eight and lost
three 50 far this season.
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TIGERS BEAT
INDIANS Sc
Chicago Defeats Saint Louis
81 in Remaining
American Game

The loop leading Athletics and
second place Senators remained
within one percentage point of
each other Saturday when both
clubs won their engagements. The
Athletics defeated Boston To while
Washington nosed out New York
3d..
There were no changes in the
league standings throughout the
list.
In the remaining games. Detroit
defeated Cleveland 6-6 and Chicago
trounced St. Louis 81.
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AS Beat Red Sox

BOSTON. July 5.-GP-AI Sim
mons homer with twe men on in
the fourth and a three run rally
IN the ninth enabled the Philadel-
phina Athletics TO defeat the Red
SoX Today Z TO 2. Berry and Webb
hit hCmers for Boston.
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PUCKETT Wins
DRIVING EVENT
Slim Youth Slaps Golf Ball
226 Yards; Chief
George Second

Charles Pickett. slim Browns
vile bank employee, won the driv-
ing contest conducted on the Fourth
of July here, slamming the ball 226
yards down on the course. Chief
George, Jimmy George and Rob-
ert Champion we're only a few
yards back OF him.
Mrs. Works led in the woman's
event easily with a drive which
carried the ball l29 yards. Joe
Carney won the event for boys I'M
der IS with a drive Of Isl yards.
The approaching contest was won
BY Sweeney.
Prizes for the various winners
were donated by Brownsville mer-
chants.
Interest in the Driving Range Is
growing particularly among the wo-
men. Brownsville women golfers
are getting set for the state tourna-
ment which IS to be held here In
1881.
In practice before the contest on
the Fourth Jimmy George caught
viz AANANAA anu cGA4L ~ @00 NaAAc- ~
fonso Escalante, jr., made the best
approach shot Of the day while
practiclng. placing the ball within
two feet Of the pin.
Private lessons in driving are be-
ing given at the Driving Range
which is located near Weller's Fill
ing station on Elizabeth street.
The results.
Mems Driving
1.-Charles Pickett, 226 yards,
cup by Dorfman's. 2-Chief George.
221 yards: 3-Jimmy George, pit
yards; 4-Robert Champion, 215
yards; 5-"Red" Heaner. 208 yards.
Womens' Driving
Mrs. Works. l29 yards: .
Mary Cooper. 95 yards: Mrs
Stone. 20 yards.
Bows Driving
Joe Carney. 157 yards: .
Mike Saldana, l49 yards.
Approaching Contest
Sweeney: 2-Robert Cham
pion: 3-Leon Perl; AIRS. Works.
5-Harry Stegman.
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Tor Hargrave in 7th.

LNA4Io DdtttN IT ONAIA 4bf AANII41f
f. Rice, Hargrave, Spencer. Two
base hits-Lazzeri, Cronin. Z. Rice,
Hargrave. Three base hits-Harris.
Stolen bases-Harris. Sacrifices
Harris. Double plays-Chapman to
Lazzeri to Gehrig; Myer TO Cronin
to Judge: Cronin to Myer to Judge.
Left on bases-New York Z; Wash
ington 8. Base on balls-Off Pen
mock ?; off Brown 3. Struck out
BY Pennock ?; by Brown 4.
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Tigers Win Again

DETROIT, Jul. 5-Fg-Wallop-
ing two Cleveland pitchers for q
hits, Detroit won the last or a three
game series lie today, 3 TO 8 TO
make a clean sweep (. the series.
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WASHINGTON, July 1914
triple by Harris followed BY Spenc-
ers' single in the ninth inning gave
the Senators their third straight
victory over the Rev York Yam
KEGS TODAY. 3 To 2.
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:Macks and Broncs Will Tangle Here Sunda
Athletics, Senators Win; One Point Apart

Coffman q; Holshouser 2; Faber !.
Struck out-by Faber 4; Holshouse
3; Coffman /. Hits-off Coffman 4
in 4: off Hclshouser 8 in 4. Los
ing pitcher-Coffman.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Philadelphia 7, Boston 2.
Washington 3. New York 2
Detroit 8. Cleveland s.
Chicago 8, ST. Louis !.
Games Today
Detroit at Chicago.
ST. Louis al Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
ENnanlnh4n Mt Boston
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Records Fall In
Long Beach Swim

LONG BEACH. Calf. July 5-Pl
American records were brok-
en- today as the National a. a. ".
swimmers plunged into the third OF
their four day championship meet.
The new marks were established in
the women's 880-yard relay. won by
the Los Angeles Athletic club. and
the mems half mile relay. won BY
the New York A. @.
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Standings

With the standings considerably
shaken I'D over the Fourth Of July.
the Rio Grande Valley league Will
50 into its eighth week Sunday with
four games on the schedule.
The San Benito Saints, now safe
~ hitched away in first place, Will
enjoy an off day. The hot spot Of
the afternoon IS expected To be the
McAllen : Brownsville game az
Brownsville. Otherwise, the strong
er clubs r matched against the
weaker members OF the circuit.
However, upsetS are the Orde. Of the
day il the Valley circuit, ana any
thing is liable to happen to break
down into a real bail game.
Harrington Up and Going
Tits are scheduleg~ror Browns
vile. HarAngelT io Hondo and
The rip-snorting Harrington club
with q taste OF blood still lingering
from its defeat OF McAllen IN the
fourth, Will take on Raymondville
who has yet to win a game. La Fer
ia. enjoying two straight wins -
one over Donna and the other Nc
Allen - Will be in the same frame
OF mind when she steps on the Rio
Hondo diamond. In the remaining
tilt, Eddie Marburger'S Mission
GrapeIruiters VIII pay their respects
10 Donna. Ward Rowland and his
teammates got right on the Fourth
Of July and 1t took III innings for
La Feria TO down them. Once thiS
near victory, the Donates are gong
10 be hard TO hold. Mission had
an of day on the Fourth q July.
Macks Lose Two
The big surprise OF the weekend
has been MCAllen's tumble from
first place. Monday she was in first
place. Since she has dropped a
pair. one 70 Harrington and one 70
Ia Feria, and now iS tied with Har-
lIngen and La Feria tor second
place.
Harley Jacks0n's crew should be
set Tor a good game when II comes
to Brownsville sunday The BrOncs
are eager t0 gel &c someone since
their 10 defeat go the hands u
the san BguitC Saints on the
Fourth. ii was a tough one TO
lose. Lack Of hitting power cost
the Broncs the game. They tieloed
in excellent form and SaliEas twirled
a steady brand II ball. The batters
could not solve Darby mixed fast
and-slOW style OF hurting.
The Broucs have lost but two
games this season. One was an
thinning affair 70 La Feria AZ. and
the other was the game the Fourth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-06

Runs DATED n-MyaIJ :, Miller.
Funk ?. Gehringer. Hogsett 2, Stone
Johnson, Seeds. Morgan. Avsr-l.
Two base hits-Myatt 3, Store.
Seeds. Three base hlts-Fcrrell.
Stolen bases-Johnson. McManus.
Double plays: Akers to Gehringsr
10 Alexander: Hodapp TO Goldman
10 Morgan. Left or ba5es-Detroit
Il: Cleveland 10. Base OH balls
off Hogsett 2. off Bean 2. Struck
out-by Hogsett 2. by bean 2. by
Miller I. Hits-off Bean 10 In 4 2-3
innigs: off Miller 9 in 3 1-9 innings:
off Hogsett "A in 8 i-3 innings: off
Sullivan none in 2-3 inning Hi
bv pitcher-by Hogsett. J. Sewvll.
Winning pitcher Hogsett; losing
pitcher Bean.
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at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Saturday

New York II. Brooklyn 3.
Chicago u, Pittsburgh 3.
st. Louis 6, Cincinnati 4.
Boston TIT. Philadelphia As.
Games Today
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh az 81. Louis.
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n d n " = " Y
. The rs
;: Sports ma :
: Spade ~ |. |.
BY HAL EUSTACE
" N M n n N a n n N u
Eore9 Onetf
Fore? One,,.
BY A EUSTACE
w N III a n n N u

2LE IN OlE
folks. TO the
left. our alert
c a n a m a n
snapped VIII G.
Jones OF Harlin-
gen as he dem
onstrated Just
how he sEnacked
that pill from
tee TO pin on the
No. 8 hole over
the Brownsville
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Chisox s, Browns |

CHICAGO. July 5-tP- The
White Sox copied the last game Of
the series from the Browns today
8 to /. Red Faber gave 81. Louis
only seven hits.
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T THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Houston 9, Beaumont T.
Shreveport 5, Wichita Falls !.
san Antonio 6, Waco D.
Fort Worth 10. Dallas ).
Games Today
Fort Worth at Dallas.
Shreveport at Wichita Falls.
Waco at San Antonio.
Houston at Beaumont.
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John Brown OF Arlington. Kansas.
is making a violin from a cedar
post used in a fence so years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-06

The Oklahoma state court N tax
reviews saved taxpayers more than
81, 100000 IN the last fiscal year.
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A stalk OF rhubarb 10 inches long
and six inches in circumference
was grown BY a. Fl. Walker Of Pitts
burg. Kas.
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Starting July /. China win -
crease by so per cent its postal
charges ON mail matter sent 70
foreign countries.
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than sailing II one knows the game
10 one who has not manned one
% the tricky little boats. i Is slow
and undressing.
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Regular flying transport service
over routes totaling 42.8il miles is
maintained in Latin America.
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"a aL D Lou
NA-.ls.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Nashville 2. Birmingham 10.
Mobile 5. Memphis II.
New Orleans 5, Little Rock 9.
Chattanooga 0, Atlanta /.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City 70. Milwaukee s..
indianapolis 4. Louisville 6.
81. Paul /. Minneapolis II.
Columbus 8, Toledo 2.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo 3. Denver 2.
81. Joseph 3. Wichita 9.
Topeka at Oklahoma City, night
game.
Des Moines at Omaha, nigh.
game.
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MANAGER Won ALLAIEN Of the
Point Isabel Pelicans knows how to
swing these high finance deals. He
bought the Brownsville-San Benito
game OH { he Fourth Of July Tor
stD0. He then proceeded to collect
r. 5000 gate At that, he got the best
ball game the Valley league has
seen this season. Ii was a 10 al
fair IN favcr OF the Saints. Only
eight hits were made. SIX for San
Benito and two for Brownsville.
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NO. rays Dec

DOC OSBORN OF Brownsville
either backed out OF tha-Za~
sat0hlLs-sqF or someone pulled
sCurvy on him Officials Of
me Society for the Advancement Of
RattleSnakes headquarters at Point
Isabel received an rltry IN the
snake catching contest which VS.
signed Doc Osborn" They wrcta
the Brownsville banking mogul a
nice letter Of acceptance. quoting
the latest fl res on mOrtalities in
such contests. Doc Immediately laid
q claim that he had not sent TN
the entry and requested that hts
name be taken from the list at the
earliest possible moment. There are
many, notably Cpitz Clark. who be-
lieve that Doc really entered the
contest and then changed his mind
Clark asserts that he has noticed
Osborn lurking around the brush at
the ball park as y he we're stalking
snakes.
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country club course. And what's
more, he had witnesses. At the time
Of the shot, he was playing with E.
Anglin, cashier OF the Valley
State bank at Harrington. -Four
workmen In a nearby sandtrap saw
the hole-in-one also. sports Spade
Is not attempting humor IN refer
ing 70 the men in the sandtrap as
workmen.' They were bona-fide
Horkmen-not golfers. Mr.. Jones,
who claims no kinship to Bobby,
Grove the ball $50 yards with a No.
4 iron into a strong wind. The ball
landed on the green about six yards
short Of the cup and trickled in.
SEEMS as II the Valley banks are
grabbing off all the golfing mate
rial. Mr.. Jones Is a bank examiner
Then take the case of Charley
Pickett, hes a banker and one OF
the best golfers IN Brownsville. On
the Fourth Of July ne won a driv-
ing contest. parking the pill for
226 yards. Jimmy George Of Browns
vile IS one OF the best drivers in
South + as. He gets around 800
yards at times.
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BOB SEXTON Of Brownsville.
and Atkinson OF San Benito ran
off with major honors in the Point
isabel cupboard racing events Pick
les Clark OF Brownsville also came
in for his share OF the honors. Sex
TON Is perhaps the most skillful
handler Of outboardS IN this Sec
ton. He las lar much practice ia
driving the water skimmers for
George Leonard. Leonard's boats
were the class OF the field at the
Point.
THEY are staging some nifty cat
boat races al the Point these days
with old favorites manning the
sails. There IS no pret-ler sport
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-06

BISHOP CLEMENTS looked like
"a big Lacquer in a Saint uniform
sunday. He handled - chances on
ghortstop in great style and got his
bingle. Too bad the scouts weren't
around. incidentally. Bish is going
~ handle the sports page for the
ear Penito Light beginning Mon
dav.
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Fights TcniFht

49,
TIE Shaw-Apara t All Rio
Rico tonight should - good one.
i their past engag ments IL the
i Valley may be taken as a criterion,
The fans are ii for a slam-bang
ten-round affair teeming with eT-
element from the opening gong.
Shaw is the cautious type OF boxer
who utilizes a stabbing left 70 keep
his opponent back. lie never allows
his opponents TO get set. When an
opponent makes ready 70 swing ?
~haFnaker. Shaw dances off 10 the
Sri and the other mar has 70 turn
around and get set again. Shaw
makes the slow sluggers appear FL
the worst. The best example Of
tn was the fight he put on With
joarny Hughes. erstwhile champion
Of aese parts. He not only. made
Hls lock bad. but Gaze within
al ace II knocking him cold.
But IN Apara, q fast Filipino,
Shaw viii not bemeeting the slow
slugeer. He will be meeting a clever
hattler who should give him 2 real
run for his money. Apara showed
lots Of stuff in his fight here With
Carlos Garcia. Shaw recently beat
Garcia at Nuevo Laredo III ten
rounds.
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LARGE CROWD
IS EXPECTED
Valley League Games AT
Harrington, Donna, And
Rio Hondo
VALLEY LEAGUE
Results Saturday
r- ~ nHT~-

Games Sunday
McAllen at Brownsville.
Raymondville at Harlingen.
La Feria at Rio HOndo.
Mission az Donna.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-18

Bill NTiddlestadt, 1929 quarter back,
and some sophomore talent-Wal-
ter Hanson, Clarence Bledsoe and
Bill Woolcot-keep Cherborg hump
ing to retain his starting post.
Early in the fall, Jack Patrick, a
made-over quarter back, and August
Buse began a battle for the full!
back station. Honors thus far have
been taken by Patrick. Bill Marsh.
193-pound full back of last year,
won the quarter back post because
ne thinks football all the time.
TIME forward wall is good.
Il Early in the campaign Phel-
an gave the wing posts to Bob
Lenfesty and Clarence Pautzke,
letter men, but some likely sopho-
mores have been Fostering him
about it ever since. In addition,
there is Roy Squires, an expert
enced Tanker, who speaks up fire.
quently.
Captain AL Holmes and Paul
Schwegler, an all-coast lineman
last year, are taking care of their
tackle positions very nicely. Bob
Palmer and Chuck Lappenbusch
are filling in capably at the
guards until bigger and better
ones come along.
One of the hardest battles for
a place on the team has been
waged by a pair of snapper-backs,
Colin Howard and Jimmy Went
worth.
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Jimmy" Phelan is presiding at the
University of Washington.
The man who abandoned a
championship team at Purdue to
enter into the spirited competi-
ton of the Pacific coast confer
eace, has right to feel exactly
like the manager of a Boston
baseball team must feel. He
doesn't, though.
st am not expecting TO win a
title this season, and possibly not
for four years." Jimmy will tell
you. "I am insisting that my
teams fight back, and We'll be
scoring a few touchdowns as we
go along. In other words, Wash
ington is going to make a noise in
the conference this year"
CPEED and deception play major
~ roles in Phelans grid scheme
displacing the power type of play
so long associated with Washing
ton. He has every man on the
team doing something. whether it's
carrying the ball, blocking or make
believe ball carrying to fool the op-
ponent.
The bright spot in the back field
is Merle Hufford. A sensation as
a sophomore last fall, Hufford is
even faster, t1lckier and more col
orful than ever. Jimmy Cherborg
playing his first year, has shown
enough speed to run with Hufford
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-18

HARRY DILLON of Winnipeg
i L and Chuck Burns of San
Antonio will meet in the ten
round main event of the Legion
boxing show at the Armory Tues
day night. The feature was
signed Friday night and takes
the place of one previously an
nounced which the Legion was
obliged to cancel on account of
training casualties sustained by
the boys originally carded to top
the card.
Burns last fought here in 1927,
when he showed his wares in sew
eral scraps at Fl. Harrison. He
has met Young Stribling three
times and has fought other promi-
nents in mis- class.
Dillon formerly rated the
Canadian light-heavy title, and
has fought EN- ALL" according
to the records. The latest records
show him to have beaten George
Cook, held Big Boy Peterson 10
draw, knocked out Ted Sand
wilma, knocked out Billy Freas
and fought Lou Scozza even.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-18

HACK LELIVELT has had much
y luck and most Of it's been good,
since the Milwaukee Brewers fired
him in 1929. He caught on as pilot
Immediately with Los Angeles, won
the first half pennant in the Coast
League this year and few days
ago was given a new contract eX-
tended through 1882. 1t was golden
tinware the Brewers attached to
Jack.
Fiction writer's can write their
pens dry, but they'll never catch up
with that matrimonial come on"
feat posted by Lyn Larry, Yankee
shortstOp. Playing on the coast four
years ago, Larry was injured and
was taken to the hospital in Oak
land. Three teammates visited him
and were introduced to three nurses.
The sequel was three weddings. And
Lyn is still single.
Il
TINE barnStorTn fall baseball out
i fit managed by Earl Mack, son
of Connie, is real aggregation and
playing in many states. The pas
timers went through the middle
west, on to California and up into
the northwest. Latest news from
the tourists says they may jump
to the orient if Commissioner Lam
dis grants permission. The squad is
made up of Lefty Grove, Rube Wal
berg, Bing Miller. Gehringer, Shires,
Heilmann. Whitehill, Kress, Sherid,
Hudlin. Steve O'Neil, Altrock and
Schacht.
Earl Sheelv's tremendous swat average
Is bringing him back to the majors with
at a 400 clip with San Francisco Seals
in the Coast League this year. Earl failed
Haney. former Indianapolis third sacker.
differed fifty bases for Los Angeles this
season.
ERESCO THOMPSON, who. will
IL be with Brooklyn next year, is
somewhat of a wise cracker. In
spring training with the Phillies
this year Judge Lands asked Fresco
il there were any casualties on the
Quaker squad and Thompson re-
piled: No, but We have some Nor
wegians and Poles"
II the BOston Red sox want Muddy RueI
for manager. Clark Griffith. Washington
owner. is willing TO trade him for Danny
MacFayden. Boston's prize hurler. That's
nice of the Old Fox MacFayden is one
sweet finger who wins even with the low
" Beaneaters. II also Is said Griffith Of
fered to trade pitcher Bump Hadley TO the
white Sox for Dhenom Carl REYNOLDS
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
DECATUR, Ill, Oct. 18.-Eddie
Mathews, diminutive Wabash quar-
ter back, again proved the spark
plug of the Little Giant team here
Friday night when the Scarlet
eleven defeated James Milikin. Cd
The victory was quite an upset.
Millikin outscored the invaders 1913
on first downs gained, but the
Hoosiers had an impregnable de-
tense at the critical moments.
Mathews, who almost single
handed defeated two of Wabash's
opponents and missed winning a
game by single point after scoring
two touchdowns in another game
this fall, gave his team a scoring
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-18
Loop
Tits Set
Two Share Lead in Junior
League; Three Tied
in Senior.

Trinity Bearcats and Boys Club
shared the lead in the Em-Roe
Junior Football league, with two
victories and no defeats, as the eight
clubs prepared for the third round
of games on city park gridirons
Sunday.
In the Senior League, indianapolis
Cubs. Holy Trinity and Midways.
each with two victories and no
losses, held the lead.
Sundays games. in the 125-pound
group are: st. Philips VS.. Boys Club
at Riverside; Trinity Bear Cats VS..
Tigers at Brookside; Crimson Cubs
VS.. Wizards at Ellenberger and As
sumption A. c. VS.. Riley Cubs at
Rhodius. All games will start at
1890.
In the 150-pound group, O'Hara
Sans and Midways tangle at River
side, Holy Trinity meets o. T. LIS
at Brookside, Mohawks face st.
Glars at Ellenberger and Indian
apolis Cubs engage r. P. C's at
Rhodius.
The standings.
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Try for Dandy
Trail Records


George Carey of Noblesville and
Bill Smith of Indianapolis will try
for a new track record Sunday aft
ernoon when they meet in a five
mile auto race at Dandy Trail dirt
track near Castleton, north of Indi-
annapolis. Bennie Bennefiel set three
track marks at the Dandy course
last Sunday.
In addition to the Carey Smith
match there will be ten-mile event
for model T cars and grand finale
race of fifteen miles. Two f1ve-mile
motorcycle speed events will round
out the program. Racing starts at
2 p. m.