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Juggled Fly Ball by Indian
Allows Spuds to Regain Lead

third place. three and one-half
games of the roof.
Cubs Missing Out
Waco continued TO feel the loss
Of its regular third sacker. Jodie
Tate, as the Dallas Steers handed
the erstwhile sensations their sixth
loss on the road. 8 to 4. The vener-
able Del Pratt, filling in at the hot
corner. messed up a pair Of hunts
that led to as many Dallas runs
and had a miSsSahle day at bat.
Twice he was the victim Of a t.ird
out with the bases loaded. and
again with two Cublets On. While
the MAYS fell on four opposing
chunkers in timely fashion. old
specs" Meadows hurled steady ball
all the way.
Chick SILVER smacked two hon.
ers to account for half OF his teams
runs as the Beaumont Exporters
made it two In a row at Shreve-
port. 10 to 6. The leagues leading
hurler. Oscar Tuero. was the victim,
being charged with his fourth loss
Of the year. Beat TO a whisper for
seven frames, the Sports fell on
Nallett for five runs and drove
him from the hill in the eighth. but
Green hustled In and stopped them
before they could do more damage.
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COACHES ARE
GETTING BACK
Ben Brite Expected To
Arrive Here
Today

With the Meagher coaching
school opening at Harlingen Mon
day, Valley mentors are gradually
drifting back into this section
Some thirty men already have
signed TO attend the school and
II Is likely that more will get
their application In before Mon
day morning.
Meagher himself. accompanied
by Johnny Neimic. is expected 70
arrive In the Valley Saturday even
ing. The school will D. conducted
al Harlingen Aug. 1927. inclusive.
The Zee Is SIS 10 coaches and 81
each for high school players. Any
one interested should get In ouch
with Spnz Clark Az the Batsell-
Wells sporting goods house in
Brownsville.
Red" Irvine. director OF athletics
in the Brownsville public school
system. Il back I'm the Valley after
attending "A summer session at the
University or Texas. Ben Brite.
new Brownsville mentor. whose
protege broke the worlds high
school hurdles mark In the nation
al meet AZ Chicago. IS due here
today. Calvin Surtees. who coached
the Brownsville JUROR college last
season. is due hack about Aug. q.
Grady REYNOLDS Is expected back
In San Benito soon.
Dutch Rektorlk ~ due back in
Harrington Saturday.
Jim Ewing. La Feria coach. spent
his summer there and is nov
ready 10 get back into harness
With his boys.
Coach Schmla1reld Is ready Az
Mercedes.
Coach Cowboy Ogan already Is
working out his McAllen Bulldogs.
7 Y. Martin OF Weslaco Geo. Vest
and Claude Daily Of Donna. VII
lis OF Pharr-San Juan-Alamo. and
Bobby Cannon OF Mission have
not returned from their vacations
but will be back soon.
Coach u. ID. Foster la already
back III Edinourg laying plans FOR
the coming year. Cannon has been
in a Kerrville training camp all
summer.
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in Market
For Minor Slugger

WASHINGTON, Aug. l5-tP-
An offer by Charles Comiskey, own
er Of the Chicago White Sox, to
purchase Joe Hauser, smuggling first
baseman Of the Baltimore Interna-
tional league team for $4,000 cash
was announced here today by Lee
Barber. secretary Of the Chicago
team.
Barber said the White Sox had
been negotiating for Hauser for
nearly two weeks. and that Comis-
KEY was willing to add John Bud"
Clancy, Sox first baseman. to the
large cash payment If the deal could
be closed.
Hauser is leading all organized
baseball IN slamming out home
rum adding two more to his total
Yesterday to bring his : tai to 81,
six behind Babe Ruth's all time
record of so.
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By GAYLE TALBOT JR.
ASSOCIATED Press Sports WRITER

Harvey Ballew. well-known San
Antonio outfielder, juggled q lazy
fly ball yesterday and the Wichita
Falls Spudders were back atop the
Texas League standing.
Ballew's costly muff enabled the
Spuds to make IL two straight
from the Indians, IA to II. after a
thinning struggle. The tailenders
were leading. u to II. going into
the last Of the ninth and had every
intention OF winning until Harvey
went haywire on Euler's topper and
Irving Burns trotted In with the
tying run. That was all the leeway
the Spudders needed. In the twelfth
Fitzgerald bumped one out Of the
lot with a mate ahSard 70 make
the victory official. It was Fits
fifth blow OF the melee.
The Fort Worth Cats were hand
ed another Jolt by the Bluffs, 7 to
6, dropping into second place. The
Panthers nursed a three-run lead
in the ninth. when the Bisons sud-
denly jumped on Buchanan for four
scores TO break up the game. Dizzy
Dean went in and set the Cats
down IN order in their half. The
win frightened Houston's hold on
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBy The Associated Press
National League

Batting-Terry. Giants. 400.
RUns-Klein. Phlllies. ll6.
Runs hatted in-Elein. PhIllius,
124.
Hits-Klein, Phillies and Herman.
Robins. io5.
Doubles-Klein, Phillies and Her
man. Robins. 40.
TripleS-Comoroskv. Pirates. rs.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs. 40.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, 81.
American League
Batting-Simmons, Athletics and
Gehrig, Yankees. 1893.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. i2o.
Runs battsd in-Gehrig, Yankees.
l40.
Hits-Gehrig. Yankees and Hod-
app, Indians. l66.
DoubleS-Hodapp. Indians. 80.
Triples-Combs. Yankees. rs.
Home runs-Ruth. Yankees, AZ.
Stolen bases-McManus. Tigers:
CehrirFer. Tigers. 16.
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Little Rock And
Atlanta Climbing

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. I5.-LPJ-
Little Rock and Atlanta continue
their uphill fight to better their
standing in the Southern league.
The Crackers took the opening
game from the Mobile Bears yes
terday 8 TO Z while the Barons were
lowering the Pelicans 4 to 8. Today
Atlanta was trailing the Pels two
games.
Little Rock seeking entrance TO
the first division OF the league.
whipped the Nashville Vols 5 to 8.
A rally in the ninth by the Volun-
teers fell short Of over-takinr the
four runs piled UP by the Travellers
II the second frame.
Although the Memphis Chicka-
saws cuthit the Lookouts in both
games Of a double header, Chatta-
nooga succeeded in getting an even
break. The Chicks trounced the
Lcokouts in the first 5 10 4, but
in the fifth and sixth OF the night
cap the Lookouts scored enough 10
win 4 to 2.
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ROBERTS HITS
FOR CIRCUIT
Van Pelt Holds Sluggers
After Whittle
Fails
Special to The HERALD

SAN BENTTO, Aug. 15.-The San
Benito Saints, potential Valley
league champions. defeated the La
Feria Boosters here Thursday after
nc n 6-3 before a fair sized crowd
in an exhibition tilt.
Red Whittle started on the mound
for the Boosters and was hit free
ly. The ~collegian was nicked for
nine hits and six runs. Goat"
van Pelt, curve ball artist who re-
Gently stated that he had rather
pitch against San Benito than Har-
lingen. followed Whittle TO the
mound and made good his state
ment, holding the Saints to three
scattered hits and no runs.
slim" Waitman, Saint outfielder
who formerly hurled for the San
Antonio Bears, adorned the hillock
for the San Benitans and pitched
a nine-hit game. Slim was cratic
az times but finally settled down
in the late innings, hurting good
ball.
Rubber Campbell, one of the
leagues leading hitters, got three
base smacks IN as many times az
bat. Two Of his raps went for extra
sacks. Courtney, who has been
crippled Tor the past three weeks.
returned to the lineup and got
three ringing hits. one Of which
went for two bases.
Bill Kachtik, stellar Rio Hondo
hurler. played infield for the Boost
ers and was their big gun with the
stick. Big Bill got three hits out
Of four tries at the platter. Truitt
Roberts, former Saint, clouted a
home run off Waitman in the sec
ond inning TO knot the score. One
man was Oh the pay station when
ne hit for a round trip ticket.
The box score.
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Cubs Take Measure of Robins;
Athletics and Yankees Lose

double header that was principally
notable for the appearance Of some
OF the leagues older pitchers. Socks
Seibold lost a tough struggle in the
first game as the Cards put on q
two run rally in the ninth 10 win,
4 10 8. although outhit, l1-9. In the
second. old Tom Zachary outlasted
Burleigh Grimes and held St. Louis
TO six hits while the Braves pulled
out a 3 TO 2 triumph. The card
winning streak went TO six games
before IL was broken In the second
game.
Three pitchers, Yves Terrell, Earl
Whitehill and Eddie Durham, pro-
vtded the features of the American
leagues day. Terrell won his 10th
victory Of the season as Cleveland
came back from five straight defeats
to pound out a Is TO 0 triumph over
the Philadelphia Athletics.
Season Record
Whitehill won his tenth successive
game. setting a major league record
for the season as he beat the New
lIAh y 10 4. Oh n seven
hit and eleven strikeout pitching
performance. Elias Funk's triple
with the bases full In the fifth gave
the Tigers most of their runs. Dur
ham, pitching in a lesser cause.
turned In the best hurting job OF the
day. He shut out the St. Louis
Browns with four singles and with
out q free trip to first TO give Bos-
ton a 3 TO 0 victory.
Washington's Senators used three
hurlers In their final clash with Chi
cago and obtained the best results
OF them ali 50 far as the standings
were concerned although they had
something Of a struggle to win a
5 TO 4 decision. AS New York and
Philadelphia both lost. the Senators
gained q full game on their only inn
portant rivals, placing themselves
eight games behind the league lead
ers and two ahead Of the Yankees.
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4: Saints Defeat La Feria 6 to 3 in Good Game
u M U n IN I'M IN I'M N an
The
Sports
Spade
The Inside story
BY Hal EUSTACE
IN IN N N m N u N

The Inside Story
"Keed" Sampson was q mighty man
In hts simple way;
He toppled temples with his hands,
Using Just a gentle sway.
But there was no scoring system
For his new-found game;
He couldn't clamor in the clubhouse,
Sam could only tell his dame.
He bored sport writers Of the time
Trying to promote an open;
They refused TO write g line,
Sam wound up almost broken.
He talked and talked TO Delilah,
She would lend an ear:
But even she grew tired at last.
Put a pinch Of cyinade in his beer.
Grateful writer's with her c~onspired
To cover up the deed;
Therefrom came the classic story
That falling bricks killed the 'Keed'
EDITORS NOTE-The moral
conveyed is that an inferiority
complex II more desirable than a
superiority simplex
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BY HUGH 5. FULLERTON
Associated Press Sports Writer

Unless today's final clash OF the
decisive series between Brooklyn
and Chicago finally brings some
thing like a decision. 1t looks as IL
their race for the National league
pennant might continue Indefinite
ly, OF at least until they meet again
IN September. Despite the big mar
gin they hold yer the Robins in
their seasons play. the Cubs have
not been able to get far ahead In
the three games Of their current Sc
ries.
Chicago has won two clashes and
went one full game ahead yesterday
as Pat Malone pitched a fine game
for a 5 10 | triumph. But still the
big advantage for the Bruins Is that
the difference is in the losing COL
umn where Brooklyn is two games
TO the bad. The future schedules
show little possibility Of a break"
for either team.
Brooklyn Falls :
The Cubs. held in check to some
degree through the second game.
were completely superior yesterday
as Malone stopped the thunder OF
Brooklyn's big bats. They went out
ahead in the very first inning and
did all their scoring in the first
three 70 win without much difficult
ty. Bill Clark. Brooklyn's southpaw
ace, lasted less than two innings and
elise Dudley could not check the
Cub slugging until the damage had
been done. Malone, his speedball
working at its best clip, gave the
Robins only three hits In the first
six innings and had a shutout In
hand until two were out in the ninth
when a Cub letup permitted the only
Brooklyn run across the plate.
With four teams kept idle by rain
and wet grounds. the National league
as q whole made little progress yes
terday. The st. Louis Cardinals
and Boston Braves divided O close
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New Champion

CHICAGO. Aug. l5.-tF-Rus-
sell Hoogerhyde OF Coldwater.
Mich. Is the 1890 National Archery
Champion. The Robin Hood from
Michigan yesterday won both the
double American and double York
rounds for a total or 2.517 points.
to 1850 for Z. L. Mould OF Los
Angeles. the runner cp.
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Frazier VIII Get
Tryout Next Year

CHICAGO. Aug. 15-(P-Young
Victor Frazier. White Sox right
handed pitching prospect. today was
on his way back to Dallas to con-
tinue his leisure until next Febru-
airy.
Frazier, who was purchased from
the Dallas. Texas league club, last
fall, deserted the White Sox after
the spring training season. but later
experienced a change Of heart. He
came to Chicago TO see about rein
statement, but learned his applica-
ton was useless because he failed
70 file 1t before August /.
The pitcher was regarded as a
fine prospect by Manager DOME
Bush, but for some reason decided
he didn't want TO leave Texas. Sol
Dreyfuss. president OF the Dallas
club talked him out OF that notion.
and he will have another chance TO
try for a major league berth in 1881.
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TOURNEY e

ST. PAUL. MINI. Aug. l5.-tPi
The long trek for gold and glory
over the Keller County Golf Course
today saw $50 entries wishing for
a generous crop OF brides. but
willing 10 take what the fatts
may give. in ST. Paul's first open
golf tournament.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

by The Associated Press
NEW YORK-Jose Santa. Portu-
gal. knocked out al Sherring. Bos-
ton. (3).
SEATTLE-Tom Morgan. Seattle.
putpointed Leslie wildcat" Carter.
Everett. CO..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Thursday
Chicago ), Brooklyn !.
St. Louis 40. Boston 3-3.
Philadelphia Pittsburgh. grounds
vet.
New York. Cincinnati. grounds vet.
Fridays Schedule
Boston at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Sunday umpire assignments in
the Rio Grande Valley league
have been announced as fol-
lows BY President o. N. Boston:
At n-Emery and
Johnson.
At La Feria-Drucke and Eek
off.
At Mission-Ewing and Hauff.
At Donna-Briggs and Pope.
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Tor. Kachtik. Garrett. Murray.
Campbell 2, Courtney. Home runs
Roberts. Hit by pitcher-Camp-
bell BY Van Pelt. Bases on ball
Off Waitman !, off Whittle /. off
Van Pelt ]. Struckout-By Wait
man 3. by Whittle 2. by Van Pelt
8. Stolen bases-Campbell 3, Nc
Cauley !. Earned runs-La Feria 3.
san Benito 4. Pitching record
Eight hits. three runs off OF Wait
man in eight innings, nine hits six
runs off Of Whittle In four inn
ngs. Three hits, no runs off of
Van Pelt IL five innings. Umpire
Red Irvine. Time OF game-One
hour, SIS minutes.
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That is the bat
tie cry OF Lew
Williams sock
ing San Benito
Saints. That Is
all they ask. Just
that the spin
ming horsehide
be within reach
ing distance OF
their blugeons.
Only two hook
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Thursday
Boston 3. st. Louis d.
Cleveland Is. Philadelphia O.
Detroit ). New York /.
Washington 5. Chicago 4.
Fridays Schedule
Chicago at Washington.
81. Louis ut Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland az Philadelphia.
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A method Of refueling boats equip
ped with cupboard motors in races
without stopping them has been de-
veloped by a Californian.
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and-hop men have come anywhere
near holding the Saints in check
this season. Lefty Snow, twirling
for the potent Kingsville Mo-Pacs.,
decisioned them recently. At that,
Lefty got sensational support.
JOE SALINAS. elongated former
Brownsville Bronc. kept the Saints
In hand at Point Isabel on the
Fourth OF July. The San Benitans
won this game 10 in the classic
contest OF the Valley league this
season. Later they came back
strong to give Salinas a severe
drubbing in Brownsville. But say,
neighbor, those Saints have been
q nightmare TO all other twirlers
who have faced them this year.
WITHOUT DOUBT, Lew VIII
liams has gathered together a
potent organization. Campbell. a
young ex-D Lacquer at third is
playing the best ball OF his career
Clements. a former IA Lacquer. is
going great guns on shortstop.
Taylor on second. although a
youngster. is no drawback to his
mates. Cunningham on first is one
OF the hardest hitters in the circuit.
McCauley is a swatsmith de luxe
and a catcher OF no mean ability.
He also plays the outfield. Will
hams is one OF the best outfield-
FRS who ever pulled a home III
Down out OF the sky in this sec
hon. In addition. the little Welsh
nan can give them cards az base
running.
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Over % 10000 letters went "a the
dead letter office last year for the
lack Of return addresses on envel-
opeS
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Hambrick and Langford Seen Net FinaIists
- The
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Thursday

Dallas 8, Waco A.
Houston r. Fort Worth 8.
Wichita Falls IL. San Antonio II.
Beaumont 10, Shreveport 9.
Fridays Schedule
Houston az Fort Worth.
Beaumont at Shreveport. night
game.
Waco at Dallas.
San Antonio at Wichita Falls.
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z. II. Strehlow. the bowling ace
who has been burning up the alleys
here for some time, is back az his
old tricks again. During the past
week he won awards for high scores
at both the regulation and minia-
azure alleys. He chalked up q 26e at
the Minnie" alleys and a 245 Of
the regulations.
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Gnnd Ely hascr

COURTNEY. waitman. Wallace
and the other outfielders are
plenty good. Darby Is a smoke ball
pitcher with a neat change OF
pace. re has tWirled several two
hit games this season. Tin
Garrett. a great prospect. holds a
no-hit engagement to his credit
this semester. Not so bad, Ell
Percival2
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OCANS SQUAD
LOOKING GOOD
McAllen Legionnaire Nine
Set TO Cop Another
Victory
fSnecial 10 The Heraldl

McALLEN, Aug. 15.-The lull
preceding the storm hung over the
McAllen tennis courts today after a
week Of rapid fire action which
trimmed the field Of 10 entrants in
the singles net matches to eight
players.
indications point TO a meeting
between two former McAllen high
stars-Hambrick and Langiord-ln
the final event.
No matches were scheduled for
today. However, r. Jones and w.
Jones, brothers. are scheduled TO
tangle Saturday. Sunday j. Mere
dith and Langford will battle. >
Lewis has drawn a bye and i 10
the semi-final round.
The latest play, held Thurday
morning. saw Babe Jones eliminate
Mynatt Smith.
walter Babe Langford, took a
rousing decision over wee Elmer
Frisby, diminutive net ace, Wednes-
day afternoon by playing a steady
driving game that offset Frisby's
net rallies and mid-court stands.
Final count in the fracas was Ga.
6-3. although the play throughout
was very close. In a second singles
tilt Wednesday eve Sale Lewis ad-
vanced TO the second round by
trouncing Wilbur Schoeny, 81, 6-2
with ease. Lewis shots were well
placed and his well-rounded driving
game beat Cheney's lobs and base
line placements. Fred Kreidler took
a 6-1. 6-1 decision over Elmer
Smith in Wednesdays third bout.
Results Of other matches in the
opening round: Frank Jones VS.. NJ.
L. Kreidler-Jones winner. 6-1. Ga;
Eric DUDE VS.. Julian Hambrick-
Hambrick winner Ga. 6-2: John
Horn VS.. Jack Meredith-Meredith
winner ST, 6-2, CT.
Hambrick and F. Kreidler will
tangle in the first second round
match today. Z. Jones will meet the
winner OF the w. Jones-M. Smith
duel, while Meredith and Langford
are slated TO tangle. Lewis drew q
second round bye. advancing TO the
semi-finals round.
AS soon as singles play :. the
tourney Is completed, doubles teams
will get to work on their respective
court contests. leaning is COM
plete for the doubles events and Is
as follows: Hambrick-Langford,
Dube-Lewis. M. Smith-Frisby M
Kreidler- Meredith, F. Jones-Schoe-
ny, F. Kreidler-E. Smith.
Cowboy Ogan looked through
r~ose-cclored glasses over the reti-
nue. Of material that has turned
out for his fall grid training ses-
sion, since new arrivals in the Bull
dog camp Wednesday brought out
q last years reserve squad member,
q veteran from the 1929 junior high
school team, a new man. and a for
mer letterman who failed to report
last season.
They are. respectively. 0. M.
Brack. Jimmy Pate. Earl Roller
and Clifton Switzer. The latter
man is a big boy whose work in
the Bulldog line two years ago is
well remembered by local fans.
Switzer Is a powerful defensive
player. although his interference
busting was not 50 hot. He can
be depended upon to aid Ogan in
plugging his tackle hole. left vacant
by Gene Cox's departure from
school.
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Throw And Duck

UT HER OVER
That a. fha hat
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Struttin' their stuff after turning
back the Mission Grapefruiters, IA
to s. at Legion park last Sunday,
McAllen Legicnnaires will saunter
down the line to La Feria August
II. there to engage the Boosters Of
that city.
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INV kd8klCS LA4S SIdoCAi. IN
Garrett. a great prospect. holds a
no-hit engagement TO his credit
this semester. Not so bad, Ell
Percival7
ALTHOUGH they have not
obtained the publicity that the
Saints have. Topper Rigney's Har-
lingen nine Is not % be pooh
poohed and they are still very
much in the running for the VAL
ley league bunting. Topper. who
played ball under the frey Ty
Cobb az Detroit. has a good crew
OF hustlers. They have dropped
but two decisions this yea One
went to the Saints. Bill Yoder.
Topper's second sacker. cot a t.
but with the Chicago White Sox
this season. Which just goes TO
show that the ex-TiTer IS not so
sorely put for stellar material,
himself.
TOPPER has bolstered his club
Tor his battle with San Benito
Sunday. Lewis Lawrence. Lupe
Rodriguez and Lefty Snow are
now on his roster. This game az
Harrington Sunday should be a
whale OF a contest and 70 viii
aecide who's to rule the diamond
N the Valley for the coming wear.
Put on YOUR bonnet and meander
M Harl!ngen-wav Sunday after
noon II YOU would sec a good bali
tame.
Pot Shots
Now consider the sad case NJ
Truitt Roberts. San Benitoan plav-
ing with the La Feria ball club.
lie proved too good for his own
rood at the wrong time yester-
say.
Be IL recorded that Slim Wait
OF the Saint nine Is TRUTHS
BOSS during WORKING hours. San
5enito and La Feria played YES
serdav. with Slim on the mound
lcr the Saints.
TRUITT SLASHED OUT a
HOME RUN OFF HIS BIOS
NTH A MAN ON THE SAC.
BETTER BE MORE CAREFUL.
rRUITT. YOU'D BE MIGHTY
LONELY BACK ON THE OLD
FARM.
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Unless the Legionnaires run
afoul. another win Is slated 70 be
marked up for their efforts. Har-
ley Jackson. the local baseball
mogul. has been sending his men
through stiff training sessions twice
weekly and hopes 10 have them In
fine trip by next Sunday.