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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17

Zongora szam: /. AZ Chopine
Etude flat major; b. Valse bril-
lante. 2. ta) Dubois: Les Abeilles
b) List: Magyar rapsz6dia XII.
Jatsza Gruss Herman, az alliancei
Union College es a youngstown
Reardon Music School tanara.
Warreni Miikedvelok. = Asz-
talnoky Geza vezetesevel.
Klasszikus tanc. - ,Nemeth
Juliska.
Sport. - Rendezik: Hoffer J6.
zsef es Menyhert Istvan.
Hangverseny. - Rig6 J6ska ci-
ganyzenekara.
6rat6l Gig: Sportversenyek
(feln6ttek es fiatalok reszere).
6 6rat6l: Altalanos sz6rakozas.
Ertekes dijak kiosztasa.
A musor szineteiben a Ress
zeneiizlet altal felajanlott leme-
zeket nagykoz0nseg dijmente-
sen hasznalhatja.
K0sz0nettel vette bizottsag,
hogy a Wurlitzer zenekeresked0
ceg (110 E. Federal ST. dijmen-
tesen bocsat rendelkezesre egy
kituno hangverseny-zongorat.
A rendezoseg keri a helyi es
kornyeki magyarsagot, hogy a
Magyar Napot Macy szamban va
10 megjelenese altal avassa val6-
ban demonstrate iinneppe.
Nagyon kivanatosnak tartja a
rendezoseg, hogy minel tobben je-
lenjenek meg magyar ruhaban S
exert kiil0n0sen a szul6ket keri,
hogy ere napra leanyaikat 0l-
toztessek magyar ruhaikba s ugy
jelenjenek meg Magyar Napon
Egeszen vi STINT nyert az i'm
nepseg az altal is, hogy a k0rnye-
XII magyar telepek, mint a miisor
mutatja, bekapcsol6dtak a pro-
gramba s val6ban ertekes er3ket
allitanak dobog6ra, Hisszik,
hogy ez a szokas alland6sulni fog.
A Nagybizottsag ezuton is keri
a videki miikedvel6ket, hogy le-
het6leg minden baratukat invi-
taljak meg s hozzak magukkal.
Legyen ez 4 Magyar Nap
Mahoning IS Shenango volgyi
magyarsag val6ban impozans Ia
lalkoz6ja. A legnagyobb csal6d-
dal megjelen5 resztvev6 a Meme
nyi NJ Ern6 altal felajanlott
45-os arany jutalomban r6ssesiil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17
betegseg Magyar orvossag
Irja: Amerikai Nevtelen.

TiNnegyetlik k0zepneny megengedve
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23
4 Fascinating Game-Pair the T70inS!

You may may not be expert the study of faces but
undoubtedly you realize that in the contacts Of
business and social life the ability to anayze and remember
faces is of tremendous Importance and value
For sometimes The Indianapolis Times has been collecting
pictures of twins with view to publishing them in
erestng study in facial resembances Before printing
them in pairs The Times hit the idea of printing them
separate so that the readers may test their skill.
This thing that the scientists call physiognomy is absorb
ngy interesting too and it is because it interesting
to many thousands of people that The Times
this plan to its readers.
This will be interesting entertaining and profitable
reaton for fall evenings All you have to do to watch the
columns of The Indianapolis Times daily period Of
twenty days; clip out the pictures that will appear each
day. match the pictures correctly in pairs and send them in
The Times Twin Contest Editor with your and adj
dress attached
Beginning Thursday October 23rd until November 18th
these pictures will appear in The Times These pictures will
be of some person who is twin and who lives in ndianap-
oils the surrounding territory You know personal
M Of these sets of twins whose pictures will ap
pear If the game will be that much easier for you but
there will be others whom you do not know and here skill
and careful scrutiny must be brought into action Read the
rules carefully and be sure you understand them
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-23
H0q0 To Try for q Prize!

Clip the pictures Of the twins as they appear daily in
The Times starting today. These pictures will be pub
shed each day until Nov H. when the last of the fifty
pictures will appear.
Match the twin pictures into pairs correctly you
and send your solution to reach the office of The
Indianapolis Times not later than 900 P M. Satur-
day, Nov. p.
The prizes will be awarded as soon after Nov % as it
is possible for the judges to go the entries and de-
termine the winners The prizes will be awarded to
the persons who match up the largest number Of twin
pictures correctly In case of tie between any
testants the neaness of form in which the entries
submitted will be deciding factor.
All contestants must send Times subscription
with their solution in order to qualify This subscrip
ton must come from some person who has not been
Times subscriber for the past thirty days, and who
will agree to subscribe for not less than thirteen weeks
Do not collect any money if your subscription is to be
delivered by carrier If paper to be sent by mall col
ect co. which is the mail rate in Indiana for thirteen
weeks, and send it in with your reply.
Be sure to attach your name and address, plainly writ
ten to your contest entry.
No employee of The Indianapolis Times or member of
his family is eligible to participate in the contest.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
mes d. Francisco Valdis, situa-
dos e. Dor. Contra les Sc
recial ia cuma de S. %

Ell iltimos tres 5 han
sido e esta ci d seis
AUTOMOBILES, resultando perjudi
cados los ciudadanos NJ. NJ. Ba-
ker, Jacobo Sabin, c. Sulli, Jo-
Sc Gonzalez, Commercial Credit
Co. y A. F. Beard.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Tn autom6vil guiado por c.
E. Boynton, de la avenida Cen
trail 1912, atropello aver a la
Sra. L. NJ. White, de so amos, en-
la esquina de Cass y Morgan.
Boyton, arrestado por la po-
licia bajo la acusaci6n de guar
con descuido, dice que la sonora
cay6 contra ell p%avimento, sin
que su automovil la alcanzara.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
PLEITOS Y DIVORCES

Corte Federal: John Still con
ira United States; Bancarrota
voluntaria presentada por w.
T. McIlwain, de Lakeland.
Corte del Circuito: Consuelo
Ricardo contra Jose Ricardo;
Thelma Brewer contra Herbert
Brewer; Matte Canady contra
Garfield Canady Mabel Mess
ner contra Samuel Wessner;
Grace Hill Addy contra H. Reed
Addy; Ernest C. Blackburn
contra Mabel Blackburn; How
ard w. Benn contra Mary E.
Benn; Edna May Waits contra
Eduardo Waits; Marta ". PJ-
lica contra Berta V. Bristol; Do
ra Burch contra Jordan Burch;
Maude Beatty contra Henry C.
Beatty; J. NJ. Gibson contra
Alice M. Sims; Francisco Bar
berry contra Mary Barbery; La
vina Pando contra Jose Pando;
Evelyn Beall contra A. J. Beall.
Corte Civil: E. L. Rhode, Inc.
contra L. |. Walden.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Otro negro, l.. Hollins, fue
arrestad0 aver como ell indiVi-
duoque robara dos automobiles.
uno propiedad del ST.. Roscoe
Nettles, alto empleado de la com
pania Tampa Gas, y eI otro de
la secretaria de este, Sra. F. C.
Smith.
Tambien Sc supone que Hol-
Inns entr6 a robar en- Ia residen-
cia de Nettles, ell pasado mi6r-
coles.
Los detectives vieron un au-
tom6vil en- la 20 avenida y ca
lie 20, con los neumaticos cor
tados con una cuchilla. Estaban
examinandolo cuando lego e!
negro con ell otro vehiculo.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Visit6 aver a los comisiona-
dos del condado una comisi6n de
veteranos de la guerra hispano-
americana pidiendo que Sc usen
las maquinarias y recursos pu-
blicos para reparar los caminos
q. conducen al terreno de 500 a
cres propuesto para ell nuevo
asilo de soldados,
Tambien Sc solicit6 que con
los obreros del condado Sc linz
pie ell terreno, de modo que este
en- condolences para cuando He
que a visitarlo la comisi6n del
congreso.
Ell comisionado Lester pro-
meti6 que seran reparados los
caminos que conducen al terre-
no.
Mr.. Williams, presidente de
los comisionados, manifesto que
la ley prohibe derivar fondos
publicos para trabajos en- una
propiedad privada.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

La semana pr6Xima comenza
"a la campana con ell fin de re-
coger los 100000 que Sc necesi-
tan para ell edificio de las Mu-
chachaS CriStianas.
August Van Eepoel, jr., presi
dente, cuenta con ell apoyo de
PIG hombres Y mujeres para He
gr a la ansiada finalidad.
FL ell director supreme de la
recaudaci6n ell juez federal A.
herman.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Firm6 aver una orden ell juez
Harrison, de la corte del Circui
to de Manatee, con Residential
en- Bradenton, autorizando a J.
A. Newsome, liquidador del Ban
co de los Ciudadanos, para ven
der $4,000 en- bonos propiedad
del Citizens Bank and Trust Co.
Ell liquidador obtuvo del juez
Harrison una orden nombrando
recibidor a Oscar Ayala de bic
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Procedente de Filadelfia ARR
b6 ell vapor aleman Hederheim,
que viene a cargar fosfato.
LEGO de New York, a cargar
fosfato, ell vapor italiano Ida.
Durante ell dia de aver Sc hi
cieron a la mar los vapores Ar
Ign, Lake Treba, Nosa Queen y
West Gambo.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

de cs ldios, en- esta ciudad, CO
nj azando ell dia Is.
Ica-s las classes Sc ofrecer; /
e. q tlificio del Jefferson j.
nj Ilogh, situado en- la esp
H. d Highland y Euclid.
Sc explicara una catedra de
idioma espanol.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

La policia cree lie cesaran los
robos en- ell distrito de Hyde
Park con la detenci6n aver del
negro Charley Jordan, a quien
Sc detuvo cuando acababa de
robar en- ell domicilio de r. N.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
OS

Adam Wreath, j.. u, y Mrs.
Fay Smith, 80; II eedes He
rrera, 10, y Dem6flo mar,
81; William Stephen, = Leo
ma Russell, 81.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Los ciudadanos del condado
w. c. Thomas Y w. Bryan Sc
dirigieron aver a los comisiona-
dos del condado para que pom
gan sus nombres en- la boleta CO.
mo candidates Independence,
a comisionado, en- las e~lecciones
generates de Noviembre.
Thomas Sc opone a w T.
Williams, nominado en- las pasa-
das pri:larias.
Requiere la ley que cada can
didato acompane su petici6n con
25 firmas de electores califica-
dos. La de Thomas tiene AZ fir
mas y AZ la de Bryan.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04
avenida Hills 1872.

L ltro es ell au,or de varios
rob- y,.',ficados en- casas de
esa armada y Sc lie han ocupa-
dc vas y objetos de los que
re ata.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

pitchers del Filadelfia a Shores
o Walberg.
Creese que Ell St. Luis utili-
cara a Hallahan.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Los liders republicanos estan
en- desacuerdo.
Dos peticiones de los republi-
canos, pidiendo puestos en- las
mesas electorales para los conf
clos de Noviembre, fueron pre-
sentadas aver a los comisiona-
dos, Una fue entregada por la
Sra. Lila Lloyd, recomendando
nombres para cada prescinto, y
la otra por w. B. MacGuyer,
que tambien es lider republica-
no.
MacGuyer dijo que el osten-
taba la representation del conf
te republican, del condado y q.
las mujeres no tenian autoridad
para recomendar nombres.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Ii. prohibiendo a C. H. Collicr
-ecaulador dc contribucionas
del eondado u1 Collier, omar
ac3 On judicial N contra de la
Igo ypresS Co., por no pagas
as contributions que lie HIN 81
do cargadas.
Asegura la ~compahia, en- un
escrito presentado al tribunal,
que sus propiedades han sido in
justamente tasadas, Ell benefit
clio de los intereses del capita
lisa Barron G.. Collier.
Los oficiales de csc condado
deberan contestar para ell dia
80 ell escrito presentado por los
abogados de la Lee Cypress Co.
La gaceta., 1930-10-04

Ell juez federal Akerman fir
aver una orden en- Jackson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
BAN ON PRIMO
VERY LIKELY
N. 3. A. Chiefs Declare
Build-Up Policy
Followed

CHICAGO. May i5-tR-Primo
Camera, giant italian heavyweight.
who has travelled TO and fro over
the United States scoring is knock
outs or technical knockouts In rs
many bouts, today faced indefinite
suspension by the National Boxing
association.
Major General John v. Clinnin,
chairman OF the Illinois state Ath-
letic commission, and chairman OF q
committee appointed by Stanley NJ.
Osaacs, Of Cincinnati. president OF
the N. 3. A., to investigate the is
knockouts last night recommended
that Camera and his quartet OF
managers be Indefinitely suspended
by the association. Concurring in
the recommendation were Walter
Liginger OF Milwaukee secretary Of
the wisconsin boxing commission
and Thomas Donohue, OF Hartford
Conn, former president Of the N. B
A, the other members OF the CON-
mittee.
In his report to President Isaacs
Clinnin stated that the members o.
the committee believed q definite
"build-up' poliGy to establish Car
nera as one Of the outstanding con-
tenders Of the world had been fol
lowed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
DERBY FIELD
IS NARROWED
Gallant Fox Still Favored
To Cop Classic Race
Saturday.

LOUISVILLE, May l5-F-The
probable Kentucky Derby field mar
rowed down to sixteen thorough
breds today, with three listed o.
doubtful starters, MS owners and the
trainers definitely withdrew their
eligibles, for various reasons. from
Saturdays feature race az Church
I'll Downs.
Gallant Fox still ruled the favor
lie today to capture the $4,000 add
ed stake, despite q poor workout yes
terday IN which he showed a dis
ike Tor the mud, because or htm VIC
tory IN the Preakness 10 FFalico
last week.
Gallant Fox, owned by William
Woodward, Of Chicago. sulked dur
ing his workout yesterday, and fall
ed to respond to urging by Earle
Sande, premier jockey who rode
him 70 victory IN the Preakness and
hopes 10 repeat Saturday. Notable
speedy moves were made by Nash
and Pzrtridge's High Foot, Z. r.
Bradley's Buckeye Poet, William
zeigler, Jr's, Gone Away, and John
son N. Camden's Sydney.
Kilkerry. w. Il. Waggonerg eligible
which pulled d tendon In q recent
workout. is being carefully handled
by his trainers In hopes ne viii Be
In condition to enter the big race
Saturday, but he was still listed
among the doubtful starters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
STATE FINALS
ON THURSDAY
Mrs. Pilot Is Texas
Best Woman Trap
Shot

HOUSTON, May 15-tP - The
state handicap championship match
was set for today in the state trap
shooting tournament.
Mrs. Norman " Pilot, Houston,
yesterday gained the woman's state
title BY defeating Mrs. w. S. Witte
OF Waco by four targets. Mrs. Pill
lot broke ITO out Of 200, TO ITS for
hrs Witte
E. F. Woodward Of Houston re-
4ained his singles championship by
running straight for the 200 targets.
Forest McNeir, Houston, former
xznember OF the American Olympic
efsam. finished one target behind
45odward-
ne Texas team named to compete
~ the Grand American shoot this
summer IN Vardalia, Ohio, COM
prased: z. F. Woodward. Forest Nc
Neir and Charlie c. Dyer. all Of
Houston; r. A. King. Wichita Falls;
ID. Jester, Austin; and II. II. New
man, Sweetwater The last two tied
for last position on the five-man
team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
MAJOR A LEADERS
Including games OF May i4.)
National League


Batting-Stephenson, Cubs, .455.
Runs-Terry, Giants. 20.
Hits-Frederick, Robins. a.
-Doubles-Comorosky, Pirates, Il
Triples-Cuyler, Cubs; Suhs Pr
5.
Home runs-Wilson, Cubs. o.
Runs batted in-Suhr, Pirates;
Wilson, Cubs; Klein, Phillies, ~.
Stolen bases-Cuyler Cubs,
American League
Batting-Rice Senators. Ala.
Runs Ruth, Yankees, Bishop
Athletics Hodapp. Indians rs.
Hits-Oliver Red Sox, ~.
DoubleS-Cronin, Senators, IL.
Triples-West. Senator's, 5.
Home runs-Foxx Athletics, 9.
Runs batted i~n-Simmons, Ath.
letics, %.
Stolen baSes-Rice. Senators, s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
HELEN HICKS
ELIMINATED
A merican Defeats Scot
Star by One-Up
Score

FoRMBY Eng, May i@iF-
Glenna Collett, American champion,
fought her way to the semi-finals
OF the British Women's golf cham
pionshop today, but her young COM
patriot, Helen Hicks. was eliminated.
Miss Collett found q worthy rival
In the person Of Hilda Cameron, Of
Scotland, but won q close match,
! up
Miss Hicks. however. never could
get going against Enid Wilson, 10
yer-old British player, and was ell
minated by the convincing margin
Of 5 up and 4 TO play.
Miss Wilson and Miss Collett were
matched TO clash In the semi-finals
this afternoon IN what was expect
ed 70 be the deciding match OF the
championship. The survivor was ex-
pected 70 have q comparatively
easy time OF 1t with the finalist from
the lower half of the draw.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
right and Luque Come Through for Uncle Robby
Less RAIN In
TEXASLOOP
Bluffs Defeat Sports G-4y
Brilliant Hurting
At Beaumont

The weather man. who fur two
days batted 500 against the Texas
league, fell off somewhat Yesterday
in his work. and was able TO halt
only the second game OF . double
header at Houston. and another
az Waco. -Four games were played
as Beaumont claimed a good day
and celebrated with . double head
er.
Perhaps II was the announcement
by President Fred Alderman or the
cold cash purchase 81 George Wash
ington Payne from Indianapolis
that buffaloed the weather man,
for Payne's motto In the Texas
league used 20 be. III work all tho
time"
Houston had q great day. waIlop-
ing the 5hreveporter5 9 20 a in Rn
errorless game. Hunt, the Buff ecu
ter fielder was the swatting hero
getting three blows that scored two
mates IN addition 70 scoring three
times himself.
At Waco. where ~ was dry
enough 70 play for "a couple or DAYS,
the rain fell yesterday. and the
Dallas Steers and the Cubs were
idle.
About the only immediate result
was to allow San Antonio 70 get a
firmer grip on the cellar In its
battle with the Steers for that
position. The papooses dropped n
to the Partners from Cowt0wn, A
TO 2.
This game was the outstanding
game OF the day in the league. run
ming twelve innings and developing
into a pitchers battle between
Henry Hardaway Of Fort Worth "a
Dallas castofD and Chaplin or
Santone.
The customers CO Beaumont saw
two games fl which three pitchers
hurled three hit baseball. The 5pud-
ders took the first behind the bril-
liant hurting OF Wiitse. while they
slammed out II blows of OF the
slantS of Burns. IN the nightcan,
Steengrafe OF the Oilers and Martin
OF the Exporters beth hurled three
hit ball with Martin winning w
virtue OF Wade's home run III the
fourth inning. The scores were
Wichita Falls 10, Beaumont OIL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
= Il =
Did You Know That

The new vogue in big league
curve balls Is the one that
doesn't spin. 1T just sails up
there and you can see the seams
Alexander throws his curve
that way 1t takes a shoot or
q dip as IL gets Up to the plate
Lefty Grove still throws the
old Spinner-curys, though, and
gets q couple Of very sore fling
ers every year. Sam Gray's
curve ball Is one Of those crazy
sailers, too.....Ed Rommel says
he can take a brand-new ball
and toss q curve that won't
rotate at all. ANY little i'm
perfection in the ball viii do IL,
says he .Maxey RoSenbloom
won $500 with the galloping
cubes the other night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(Rv the Associated Press.

(By the ASSoclated Fre5SJ
CHICAGO-Pal Moore, Memphis.
outpointed Bobby Allen, Chicago,
Q0).
NEW HAVEN. Lonn-Tony Can
zoneri, New York, ~outpointed john
ny Farr. Cleveland, do).
EAGERSTOWN, Mr. Walter
Cobb, Baltimore, knocked out Pien-
TO Corr, Birmingham. Ala, ID.
INDIANAPOLIS - Chuck Wig
gins, Indianapolis. ~outpotnted Joe
Sekyra, New York. Uo). Rosy KID
Baker, Anderson Ind, and JACK
RoSen. Chicago, drew, Cd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15

.ONNA Is the first
club IN the Rio
Grande Vale y
league to get her
player contracts
IN ell signed and
ready 10 go. We
received a fat let
ter from Manager
Roy Huff this
morning and il
contained the con-
tracts. He has
lined I'D some
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
VALLEY LEAGUE
Sunday

At Donna: Brownsville w. Don
ma.
At Harrington: Harrington vs.. Mis-
sion.
At San Benlto: La Feria vs., San
Benito.
An games are to get under way
at 8 p m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15

SANDWICH. Eng, May Is
Pp-Robert II. Jones. Jr., and
DIR. %. #. Willing won the first
point for the Americans In the
Walker cup matches by defeat
ing II. "A. Torrance and Rex
Hartley in a foursome, eight up
and seven TO play.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15

good talent and we wouldn't be
surprised to see his club among the
topnotchers toward the end Of the
season. Here's his official roster:
Forest Moye, Herbert Bonney, Frank
Scheon. Weldon Sweeney, Dick
H~orrbuckle. Lefty Griffen, Leon
Morrow, Bethel Cole, Lawrence
Moody, George Vest, Claude Free
man, Roy Huff, Ward L. Rowland.
Clifford Brown, Lee Barnes and Tom
Lilley.
FOR THE benefit or interested
parties, we ~relteTate: Player con-
tracts to Hal Eustace, care Of The
Herald; $50 goodwill checks to
President o. N. Boston at Harlin-
gen, and umpire applications to
President Boston.
BECAUSE OF an old aiIrnent.
Topper Rigney viii probably be lost
TO the Harrington club all season.
This is a break for Valley hurlers
for Topper, ex-big Lacquer, was get
ting into shape nicely. Although
fans viii miss him afield, they viii
see his strategy from the bench as
he is manager Of the club
BIG HEARTED Brownsville mer-
chants continue TO aid the local club.
Recent donors include: Model Laun-
dry, Geo. Desha, Jr., Bishops Print
shop, Harry Richardson. Mrs. En-
ma Leonard, d.. Geo. Toland. sgt.
Alfred O. Bradley. Brownsville Tai
loring company, McKay's Pharmacy.
Perl Brothers, cash 81, Del Walt
hotel. Harry's Cigar Stores, James
Myers, Jimmy's Place, White Kit
chen, T. A. T. Flying service and
Antonio Bosio. o. E. Osborn, a
sport enthusiast and official who
came here recently from Mexico
City, IS aiding the local boys in TAX
ing up the gifts
JOE MARTINEZ, Jr., Is the new
champion OF the Victoria Heights
junior golf course. He shot the AZ
par course IN 40 recently. He has
hts score card and two witnesses to
back him up.
IKE LOVINGER has promised us
a free round over the junior course
If his name appeared in this digni-
fled daily. OF course, we wouldn't
take advantage Of him but - Ike
Lovinger. Ike Lovinger, Ike Lovtnger
Ike Lovinger.
EVERY GAME-eve-y racket
has its fascination, and that power
fuI urge TO play "jpst one more
round" usually proves the downfall
Of the best Of then. II you've ever
| played poker, you Know just how
fatal this urge Is II Is knGeed hast
10 quit winner In any field or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-15
GAME Won
BY new MEN
Rain Hats Most OF Major
League Games; Cards
"a Down Yankees
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON. Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer


Among the trades which made a
good many baseball fans think that
the Brooklyn Robins WERE getting
the worst Of the bargain were
those which brought Glenn Wright
and Adolfo Luque TO Brooklyn.
Wright came In exchange for a good
pitcher, Jess Petty. and was useless
last year because Of a bad arm
Luque, a veteran Of II years with
Cincinnati, arrived In exchange for
a ne much younger baseball ma
= hese two went a long way to-
d justifying Wilbert Robtnson's
fidence IN them yesterday as
~ formed an alliance which put
Robins in third place in the
- sional league. Between them
Al ey defeated Cincinnati 7 to 4.
Luque pitched his first complete
fame Of the year and won his Sec
ond victory in four contests. He
has yet to be defeated. In the
third inning, Wright tied the score
with a home run with one on base.
And in the course Of the rest Il
the game he added two triples and
q single and scored one more run.
Plenty Rain
With the aid OF a lot OF rain and
cold weather, the Brooklyn victory
Strengthened out the National lea
que standing q trifle, all but two
Of the games in the National lea
que and all in American league
were postponed. AS Brooklyn went
into third Mace. Cincinnati drop
ped into a tie for fifth while the
st. Louis Cardinals. victorious for
the eighth successive time, came up
to take fourth.
The Cardinals moved into the
first division by beating the league
leading New York iGants z to 3 as
Al Grabowski and Herman Bell
gave Just four hits. Bell earned
the major share OF the laurels and
received credit for the victory when
he took Up the pitching job IN the
fifth inning and allowed Just one
hit in five frames. Grabowski had
yielded the three runs in the third
when he walked the bases full and
allowed Bill Terry to hit a double.