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Weslaco
PARTY HONORS
DAUGHTER

Mrs. Ethel Watson entertained q
group IF children Monday afternoon
in honor Of her daughter. Hope. on
her twelfth birthday. Games and
contests furnished amusement dur
ing the afternoon.
Ice cream and cake were served
TO the following. Betty and Knox
Kyler. Ida Mae and Mary Louise
Gear. Shirley and June Gudmanson,
Patsy Ruth Lawrence. Mary Gound.
Robbie Jane Lcantse. MaydonrE
Hubbard. Verde Petite.
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bons. The dining table was cen
tered with O green crystal bowl filled
with red rosebuds and favo-s were
given OF RED hearts OF velvet made
into pin-cushions and filled with
green pins. A four course dinner
was served.
Mrs. Mignon Farland Of McAllen
won the high score favor al five
hundred. and Miss Florence Smith
the high score az bridge. About
twenty-five people attended.
Out OF town guests were Mrs.
Farland. McAllen; Lucille and Es-
Their Smith. San Benito; Robert
Tyte OF Dallas and the honoree.
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MRS. TANNER HOSTESS
TO BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. II. j. Tanner entertained
members of the Friday Night Bridge
club at her home. with three tables
Of players present. Roses and cut
flowers and ferns were used in the
simple decorative scheme. Mrs. "A
(. Potter made the high score for
the ladies and j. <. Mcclellan for
the men. "A frozen sweet course
was served by the hostess at the
conclusion of the games.
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X o ENJOYS
SOCIAL AT CHURCH

Tire Baracca class Of the First
Baptist church gave a social az the
church. entertaining the siathe1h
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FdreweU Luncheon
Hononng Miss Shiue

Miss Frances shtve. who for two years has been religious education
director Of the Presbyterian church, was honor guest at a farewell lunch
con given Wednesday by Mrs. Sherwood Bishop az her home. Miss
shive expects to leave next week for a visit with her mother in Mineral
Wells. She will not return 70 Brownsville. her plans for the fan being
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Friedmans Entertain
For Brother

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Friedman
entertained Wednesday evening az
their home with a fOur-tahle 500
party. hororing Mr.. Friedman's
brother. Emory. Of Tampico. who
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M SOCIETY CRUEs--A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN s=

class. An excellent program was
given. consisting OF readings, piano
solos and a quartet by The Daffo-
dills.r Rev. d. II. Truhitt fave a
short talk. IN a contest, Mrs. Betty
Robertson won a first prize and
Mrs. Drews the low prize.
A watermelon feast was enjoyed
b. the following: Messrs and Mes
danes A. T. Smith and children,
@. Harrington, O. A. Weaver, w. G.
Baker, Fort and children. Drews. F.
w. Edwards. Carter. Withem, J. >.
Phillips. ID. II. Truhitte. j. G. Nix
and children. Blackwell Bert Rob-
ertSon and Messrs. Cnas Ferguson
B. S. Scott, Sansing. Mesdames j. L
Stone, Hope Grimes, M. Arbuckle
MCGEE and daughter. Rebecca. Mat
tie Lee Carter, Emily Edwards. Dor
othy Bell King and Ruth Shepherd
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HOSTESS AT
AFFAIR

Mrs. B. =. Kelley was hostess to
a five hundred party given at the
Kelley home Friday afternoon. Zin-
MAS were arranged attractively IN
baskets and placed about the rooms
in carrying out a vari-colOred floral
scheme. Mrs. j. M. Burns received
the high score favor and the hostess
received a sandwich plate after the
games.
Attending were Mesdames J.. r.
SCHNEIDER, @. r.. Rawlings. j.. M.
Burns, z. L. Tucker. Herman @.
Maurer and the hostess.
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CHURCH CIRCLE
MEETS

Circle two Of the Baptist Mission
airy society met at the home Of
Mrs. Bob Hankal for a lesson in the
Mission study book. Refreshments
were served to eight study members
and one guest. Mrs. r. l. Hankal.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
j.. L. Thomas left Monday for
Kerrville for an extended stay.
J. A. Emery left Monday for Sab
inal on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Waller are
the parents OF a seven pound baby
girl born Monday. June %. The
baby has not been given q name
yet. Mother and baby are reported
as doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. jenkins and
children LEFT Tuesday for New York
CITY where they will visit relatives.
Lyndel Yoder OF Brownsville Wis
itcd friends in Wesiaco Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. =. ". Brandon re-
turned hoI e Sunday from Lampasas
wheI- they attended the funeral o.
\ Mrs. BrandOn's father. Miss Clara
Brandon also attended the funeral
! and from there went TO Orchard
Hill. Ill. where she will Join Miss
Thelma Gound and Miss Mary
Louise Hensley.
Mrs. r.. ID. Mathis OF McAllen was
a Sunday guest ct the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Holloway.
III. Il. Turner OF San Antonio i
a guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Blake Williams.
ID. 8. Graham returned Saturday
from an extended trip to Missouri
Mrs. Clell Solether entertained al
lunch. followed BY a table OF bridge
al the Liano Grande country clut
Friday. Her guests were Mrs. r.. "A
Roland. Mrs. Harry StebbinS anC
Mrs. Lyon Couch OF Austin.
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Although the summer sun Is still
hot an grid stars loll In their ham
mocks n secluded hooks. the distant
rumblings OF the coming pigskin
year can be heard over the swish
of baseball bats.
District Eight grid iuminaries are
beginning to flex their muscles and
coaches are swinging off rattlers
all over the district. II Is Just q
little over a month before Austin
high will open hostilities with the
Georgetown gridders - which gives
you ar iGea Of Just how near the
season really Is.
There are ten teams In the district
ms follow: Brownsville. R~obstown,
Corpus Christi, Harlandale, Main
Avenue, Breckenridge, Alamo
Heights. Austin. Laredo and ivy
high Of Kerrville. Tivy Is the new
conner making her bow In class "A"
circles. Brownsville and Robstown
are comparative newcomers as they
are beginning their second season
as "A" clubs.
Eagles Weaker
The Screaming Border Eagles OF
Brownsville, who tore through all
district opposition in cyclonic style
last year. only TO have their cham
pionship cancelled because Of ar in
eligible second string center. will
not be near the formidable outfit
they were last year. However. J. w.
Red" Irvine, Ben Brite and Calvin
Surtees can be depended upon to
turn cut a crew OF hustlers. The
"Eaglet' or B" squad Of the
Screaming Eagles viii furnish the
bulk Of the material for the squad
this year. OF the regulars from last
year only Frank Cortez amf rs. He
will captain this years entry.
"A whiff al the cold dope cauldron
indicates that Austin, RobStown.
Breckenridge and Main Avenue will
be the tough spots in the schedule.
The District Eight schedule. still
subject to revision, stands as fol-
lows at present:
Sept. IS
Austin at Georgetown Cnon-dist-
rict).
Sept. rs
Main Avenue VS.. Harlandale.
Breckenridge VS.. Gonzales mon
district.
Taylor at Austin mon district.
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Williams Breaks
World Dash Mark

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 9-tPl-
Flashing the form that enabled him
I OWN both sprintS in the Olympic
games at Amsterdam, Percy VIII
liamS, the Vancouver express, bet
tered he worlds record for the 100
meter dash in the Canadian track
and field championships today.
Williams streaked the distance in
10 $40 seconds, clipping a tenth
Of a second off the listed worlds
record of 10 4-l0 seconds, first set
by Charlie Paddock in 1921 and
equalled twice last year by Eddie
Ioan negro sprinter from the Uni
yerSity of Michigan.
Officials OF the meet announced
they would apply for world recog-
milton Of Williams mark. The
course was re-measured and found
to satisfy all requirements. Officials
said a variable cross-wind cut off
blythe grand stand was blowing and
had no effect on Williams sensa-
tional performance.
One other record fell during the
day, Bill Reid Of Toronto. winning
the 80 meter steeplechase In 10 min
utes, 80 3-5 seconds 10 set a new
Canadian mark for this event.
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CACTUS PETE
ON MAT CARD
Waters and Poulos VIII
Mix in Main Event
At Harrington
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN, Aug. 1.-Two new
corners. who have shown themselves
to be the real article when 1t comes
to wrestling, are to appear on the
mat program at the Fair Park arena
here Monday night.
Both Teddy Waters and Pete
Brown have made one appearance
each in South Texas and the fans
will testify that they know their
business and all the latest methods
Of making wrecks out of opponents.
Both are to appear Monday night.
The feature event will have the
strength Of Mexican peppers. Geo.
Poulous, Kentucky's gift to the tin
ear fraternity, will try to play q fis-
tic tune on the ribs OF Cowboy Ted
dy Waters.
And they are pretty tough ribs,
too.
Ought To Be Good
This ought to be a real match.
The men are fairly matched physic-
ally and in ability. Valley fans are
well acquainted with the abilities Of
George, who meets anyone. big or
small, and gives an excellent &C
count Of himself. The sturdy
Greek hasn't met a man yet OF
whom he is afraid In fact. fte
rather likes to 90 up against the
real tough boys. When he can get
in the ring with a man Of his own
caliber-one who really wants a
man-to-man, knock down. drag out
fight. he is in the seventh heaven
Of Grecian bliss. The sweetest mu-
sic to his ears is the noise an OPP
ponent makes when tortured TO the
limit in a tight hold.
Teddy Waters Is just the kind OF
a guy to fit into poulous' plans for
a big evening. The former Montana
cowboy Is just as fast as Poulous.
ne is willing to mix 1t right and
left with anyone, and he knows a
big variety Of holds. He likes to
strut a little In the ring, and, en-
joying the fans praise, won't run
to the ropes TO escape punishment.
Pete's Here
Pete Brown will tangle with
Ohio's hope. Walter 6tratton, in
the five-round semi-final. And it
looks like q mighty tough evening
for young Stratton. The Mexican
jiu jitsu star. whose real name is
Aganyo, Is big and rough. He evil
IDENTIFY Is a graduate Of the prize
fighting ranks for he has the crouch
and mannerisms Of a boxer, acting
somewhat like Poulous in the ring.
Brown makes a hit with the fans
as he can both take and give pun
ishment and knows how to put on a
colorful show. He won't be a bit
stronger than the tough fibered
Ohio youth, but he may know a lot
more about the finer points of
breaking necks and so on.
A preliminary also will be staged.
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the breaks. Usually a smooth field
ing aggregation, the Angels went
to pieces and made nine miscueS.
It happens to the best CT them. II
a return engagement Is slated our
coin goes on the Saints
ONE CAN never tell about a ball
game. A WOW on paper frequently
Is a rank dud on the field. But
comma don't miss the Harrington
san Benito game next Sunday at
the Hub City. This will be the game
for the Valley championship. Har-
lingen is the only club which has
a chance at the pennant besides the
league leading Saints, and 1t will
be up 70 them TO stop the Saints.
Coal Van Pelt, La Feria pitcher
fresh from q two-gaL-e series with
Harlingen, opines that Topper Rig
ney has a better club than Lew
williams. The San Benito-Harlin-
gen game will prove the turning
point in the Valley race.
WHILE Harlingen and San Benito
are fighting for first honors. there
Il a helter-Skelter battle on for third
place with McAllen, Brownsville,
Rio Hondo, Mission and l.. Feria
hot IN the racp McAllen holds the
most uosition but the other four clubs
are still very much In the race.
McAllen plays Mission today and
brownsville meets Rio Hondo.
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Old King Football Begins To
Stir; District 8 Schedule Made

Oct
Breckenridge VS.. Sabinal Caon-
district.
Austin ut Harlandale.
Kerrville at Alamo Heights.
Corpus Christi at Brownsville.
Alice at Laredo (non-district).
Robstown and Main Avenue. open.
Oct. 10
Main Avenue at Brownsville.
Breckenridge VS.. Alamo Heights.
Robstown at Harlandale.
Cotulla at Laredo (non-districtl.
Temple at Austin (non-districtl.
Kerrville and Corpus Christi open.
Oct. IL
Corpus Christi nc Main Avenue.
Kerrville at Breckenridge.
Austin at Robstown.
Alamo Heights open.
Oct. Is
Harlandale at Laredo.
Oct. "A
Robstown at Main Ave. Cor 25th)
Breckenridge at Harlandale.
Alamo Heights at Austin.
Kerrv1lle at Corpus Christi.
Laredo at Brownsville.
Oct. 81
Main Avenue at Kerrville.
Brownsville at RobStown.
Corpus Christi at Harlandale.
Austin at Breckenridge.
Nov. Z
Main Ave. at Alamo Hgts. Tor 8th)
Corpus Christi at Laredo.
Kerrville at Austin.
Breckenridge, Harlandale, Robs-
town md Brownsville open.
Nov. III
Main Avenue at Austin.
Brownsville at Breckenridge.
Alamo Hgts. at Corpus Christi.
Harlandale open.
Nov. IA
Laredo at Kerrville.
Nov. Is
Robstown at Alamo Heights.
Nov. FL
Harlandale VS. Alamo Heights.
Laredo at Robstown.
Austin at Brownsville
Main Avenue, Corpus Christi and
Kerrville open.
Nov. 81
Main Avenue VS.. Breckenridge.
Corpus Christi at Robstown.
Brownsville AZ Kerrville.
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Reds Step Out

CINCINNATI. Aug. s-CP-The
Reds came out Of a five game los
ING streak today and defeated Phila-
delphia 3 to ]. behind Rec Lucas
steady pitching. Smythe and Han
son held the Rhinelandsrs to 8 hits.
one less than the losers obtained.
but singles by Ford and Gooch and
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San Benito Stars
Play Point Isabel

The san Benito All-Stars will
play the Point Isabel Pelican nine
in Matamoros at $50 p. m. Sun
day at the Square garden park, it
has been announced.
The All-Stars Is the same nine
which has been playing under the
name OF San Benito Craters in the
past.
The Pelicans took the measure Of
the Brownsville Elks last Sunday
by a score Of 2i-0.
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FORCED
INTO IDLENESS
New York Defeats Bucs
And Cinci Downs
Phillies

ST. LOUIS, Aug. s.@R-The
st. Louis Cardinals cut Brooklyn's
lead over the Cubs in the National
League race to three games today
as they defeated the Robins 1 to 3
The Robins trailed throughout
the game but managed to tie the
count in their half Of the 9th, only
to have the Cards get to Heimach
and Vance for the winning run In
the closing half OF the final ses-
sion. wilson's single TO center sent
Bottomley home with the needed
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DETROILT, Aug. 9-tP-Eddt6
Tolan, University Of Michigan's
speedy negro, finished ahead OF a
selected field OF track stars In q
lOO-meter dash which was an ear
hibition feature of a police field
day here today.
Tolan'S time was los seconds.
George Simpson. Ohio state uni
versity, was second. Others IN the
order Of their finish were Cy Le-
land, Texas Christian; Claude
Bracey, Rice Institute; Crosby
Pendleton. University Of Washing
ton, and Don Bennett, Ohio State.
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Runs batted in. Lindstrom 3. Ho-
gan. Bool. Generously, Critz. BartelI
i. Waner. Grantham. Terry. OFT 2.
Jackson. Two base hits. Lindstrom.
Bool, Southern, Generously. Terry,
Three base hit, p. Waner. Sacrifi-
ces, jackson 2, Comorosky, Lind
strom. Fitzsimmons. Critz. L. Wan
er. Double plays. Lindstrom to
Critz; Bartell to Grantham to Suhr.
Bases on balls. off French 1, off
Spencer !, off Fitzsimmons /: off
Pruett ?: off Swentonic /. Struck
out by FitzSimmons /; by Swetonic
2. Hits. off French 4 in 1-3 inning.
off Spencer 5 in 5 2-3 innings. off
Swetonic ] in 2 innings, off Fitz-
simmons 0 in 5 2-3 innings. off
Kremer 5 in / inning. off Pruett
s in 3 1-3 innings. Wild pitch,
Spencer. Winning pitcher. Pruett.
Losing pitcher, Kremer.
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Runs batted in, Bottomley- FTlSch,
Adams, Wilson, Wright. DRESSER,
Boone. TWO base hits, Douthit,
Hafey, Bissonette 2, Boone. Three
base hit. Douthit. Home run. Bot
tomley. Sacrifices. Adams Double
plays. Botomley to Colbert; Flow
ers; Wright to Bissonette. Triple
plays, Herman to Flowers. Left on
bases, St. Louis. 8. Brooklyn 8.
Base on balls, off Rhem; 2; off
Clark. /; off Vance. /. Struck out.
BY Rhem. 8. Hits. off Rhem. 10 in
8 l-3 innings: off Hallahan. 0 in 2-3
inning: off Clark. 7 in 8 innings;
off Heimach, ! in 0 inning. None
out in 9th): off Vance, 2 in 0 in
nings, Ditched to three batters In
9th). Wild pitch. Rhem- Winning
pitcher, Rhem. Losing pitcher,
Heimach.
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PITTSBURGH, Aug. 9.-Pf-A
ninth inning rally that Melted four
runs enabled the New York Giants
To hand the Pittsburgh Pirates their
third straight setback today. 10 TO
6 The Pirates managed TO tie the
count in the eight but Kremer. the
fourth OF the Pittsburgh hurlers,
was roughly handled. Five hits,
featuring Bill Terry's double, were
good for four runs.
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BIG BILL KACHTIK, who twirled
The Worm Turns

THE BRONCS, known al a weak
hitting club, went on a rampage
against Mission last Sunday and
piled up is runs in five innings.
Three home runs, four triples. a
double and eight singles went into
the grand slam.
Even Ranch Boss Geo. Desha him
self was a bit surprised by his boys.
What got into you felloWs?" Desha
asked after the game. The hitting
spree was staged at a dramatic
moment The previous Sunday the
BroncS put up a miserable showing
against San Benito, falling before
a 100 onslaught. The fans were
down on them. Plenty. Then Sun
day Mission slammed out eight runs
in the second inning. The boots
and catcalls rang out and fans be-
gan leaving the park. Then the
Broncs began kicking. At the end
Of the game the cheers were as loud
as the booes in the second inning.
TINY" GARRETT, young Saint
twirler who holds a nO-hlt. no-run
game to his credit this season. Is
getting plenty OF professional offers.
Indianapolis, an AA club in the
American association. has offered
him an immediate contract. How
ever, II isn't likely that Tiny" will
accept. Sports Spade hazards the
guess that the big boy from Edin-
burg will be toiling for Uncle Billy
Disch at the University OF Texas
next spring.
THE MISSION Rifles sought a
berth in The Rio Grande Valley
league but failed TO make connec-
tions. Now their chief sport Is top
rling league clubs. They play Har-
Nngen today.
Football continues to invade Mex
leo. Matamoros will have a strong
club this year composed largely of
star Valley gridsters.
LEW WILLIAMS is A FORUM
ATE MAN, OPINES IKE EMERY.
LEW DOESN'T HAVE TO WORRY
ABOUT KEEPING OK" DARBY
PASSING HIS GRADES. EMERY.
COACHED SAN BENITO HIGH
WHEN "OX" WAS A GRID LUMI-
NARY THERE.
LEW WILLIAMS, manager Of the
San Benito Saints, is revamping his
outfit a bit following its defeat on
Thurcday by the K~ingsville Pioneers.
.Donohoc, a snappy receiver with a
fast peg, will likely take over the
post formerly occupied by Sun
shine" Hearn. The fast Pioneers
ran wild on the sacks Thursday.
The outfield, however, will be the
chief department to be worked over.
Big John McCauley. Just back from
Rice, will be the left field guardian.
Lew, himself, a veritable ball hawk
will patrol center. leaving right field
to Waitman, wallace and Courtney.
THE SAINTS have just as good a
aine as the Pioneers. but they were
a bit over anxious and failed TO get
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Runs batted N, IhevenoW, Walk
er, Cuccinello. Lucas. Three base
hits. Waller 2. Stolen base. Strip.
Double plays, Durocher, Ford TO
Strip. Left on bases, PHILADELPHIA
z. Cincinnati 6. Base on balls, off
Snytha ? Lucas 3. Hits. off Smythe
6 In 8 Rings, off Hansen 0 In 2
innings. nit by pitcher. Gooch. By
Smith. Losing pitcher. Smythe.
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Lou Gehrig and All Simmons. bat
ting for the American league bat
ting leadership. saved the Biz Six
from utter route yesterday when
they managed to boost their aver
ages while the remaining four were
losing ground.
The standing:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Kansas City 9. Columbus Is.
Milwaukee /. Toledo 3.
81. Paul 3, Louisville Y.
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ND HOW THIS
10y Hal EUSTACE


ND HOW THIS
warm summer sun
Is working on VAL
ley league pitch
ing arms. The
mellow rays of
sunlight have per-
formed wonders
in the old whips,
and they are as
flexible as a piece
Of India rubber.
The fast balls are
taking a mean
hop and the old
&c sia rh-
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McAHen Bulldogs to Begin Training Monday
WESTERN LEAGUE

u JUSSpII AT FUtUIU a.
Oklahoma City at Denver-night
game.
Topeka at Des Moines-night
game.
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ing at the corners. And then the
string ball to make them look fool
lsh- Two no-hit games have been
pitched IN the Valley league recent
~, and two or three-hit games have
not been rare. What the pitchers
have been doing to the swatsmiths
Is little short Of grounds for a grand
jury investigation.
BIG BILL KACHTIK, who twirled
the latest no-hit classic, will likely
take the mound here today for Rio
Hondo against the Brownsville club.
Bill has been pitching ball for a
number Of years and his good arm
is not his only asset. He uses his
head and has a neat change of pace
which befuddles the sluggers. Big
Bills pitching is the chief contribut-
ing factor to the fact that Rio
Hondo has won five engagements
SO far.
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v None out when winning run
scored.
X Batted for Flowers in 9th.
Xxx Batted for Flowers in 9th.
- ~ Fo- npnra IN 9th
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Walkers second triple accounted for
two runs and the game in the
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