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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-24
Frosh Grid Stars Quit School
When Free Board Is Not Given

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24-F-
George Washington University to-
day was minus six Of its best
Freshmen football players. who
were left out yesterday for de-
manding free room and board Sc
the earnings from their Jobs could
be kept as spending money Six
more are under investigation.
The boys we're dismissed from
the squad BY James W. Pixlee. di-
rector or athletics. Later. after
falling 10 obtain honorable dis.
misSal from President Cloyd II
Marvin. they announced they hac
withdrawn from the university.
The six are Frank Walsh. Du-
luth. Minnesota; John Iiofsess.
Mexico. Missouri. August Newcamp
Erie. Pennsylvania; Charles Robin
son. Newark. New Jersey: Vance
Joviok. Butte. Montana, and George
Venerosa. Pittsburgh. The other
half dozen. understood 10 be III
sympathy with the students who
demanded money. we're not named
by the school authorities.
Game Cancelled
A game which was 10 have teer
played tonight with the Georgetown
Freshmen-the high spot OF the
first year teams sesson-was can
celled. Pixlee said tine bows had
intended presenting their demands
inst hnfnra this ramp hrf hn hal
been fcrewarned and had brought
matters TO an earlier climax.
Up TO last Thanksgiving room
and board as well athletic scholar
ships and other concessions we're
given at George Washington. Then
the university announced 1t wa
cleaning house." and such priv
ileges we're cancelled.
Pixlee said the players this year
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LOCALS BEAT
M'ALLEN FIVE
Crixell Leads Scorers With
$50 Count i'm Three
Contests

A team or Brownsville BOWERS
headed by crixell took q long lead
In the irst or three games here
Thursday night with q team cf
McAllen kindling splatterers and
the visiting five was never able 20
overcome the lead although they
won the last two engagements AKA
Crixell was high for the evening
with a total OF $50 pins In three
and Zeebeii OF the visiting
team was second with 557. zeebeil
also had individual high single
game with "a eos. I'm this depart
ment, Crixell came in second with
an even 200.
The cor follow:
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(BY The Associated Press

BOSTON-Dick Daniels, Mine
spolis. defeated Johnny Risko
Cleveland. foul. t6l. Jack Dorva'
Emporium. Pa. knocked out Knute
Hansen. New York. (2l
DETFOTT-Kiny Tut. Milwaukee
stopped Billy Townsend. Van
couver, .. G.. go.
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About 81 per cent OF the cigarettes
made In the United States are man.
ufactured in North Carolina.
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The san Benito-H arlingen game
t1aay wilg likelg DO ono OF the
best games played n the Valley
this a that the champion
sh.p hopes oi both teams hinge
U1en this game both CLUBS
w.4 put their best foot forward
in this contest this WI. be
crazy Reynolds grand oppor-
tunlty t0 consolidate himself
with san Benlto fans. Dutch
Eck-0rik has already consolidated
himself into a Harlingcn nStitu-
tlcn hy winning the Valley title
Tact year. Ballew made a big
flt With hamburg fans through
h.s 1910 victory YER the touted
Mcalleu Bulldogs last week -.
Il n Martin IN a. solid al Wes-
laco As Dana =. Bible was az
college Station with the Aggies.
THE BROWNSVILLE Screaming
Eases will BE- severely handicapped
Till afternoon because Of : muddy
fic!l m their engagement With tht
Laredo high Tigers. This is because
81 the style OF football they play.
This is what Larry McPhail. noted
fc0tball official. has TO say OF the
Warner double wingback system
ill vogue here This style OF play
requires accurate timing. The han
ding Of the ball Is complicated and
Things don't 20 we'll with poor field
conditions or a slippery bill. IN
less the team has exceedingly
strong spinner and fullback. the
attack Is likely 10 be weak inside
the l0-yard lirc. Wing back teams
may make a lot OF first downs and
Lad y scoring punch against strong
opposition
THE LAREDO Tigers sxarmed
over the CITY IN the early hours
las night. They took to the bowl
ing alleys as ducks do 10 water.
However. III wasn't long before
Cosch DaCamera carried them of
and had them tucked away under
the covers. Matthews and PITCHER
members q the Tiger squad. are 9
Pair q. huskies.
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Officials: Harold Winters. referee.
5oony Cannon. umpire: !. Z. =
tin, headlinesnan: Claude Daily
timekeeper-field judge
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Canada has increased custom.
valuations on "a range or fruits. veg.
etables. live stock. meats and eggs
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Gasoline excise tax collections for
August reached a total of $685. DB.-
81 IN Mississippi.
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North Carolina last year produced
more than half the nations output
OF feldspar.
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The
Sports
Spade
q, Hal EUsTACE


OF THE Texas "A" high schools
which BEGAN the annual grid chase
Iull OF hope, only q remain n
defeated. Although the season IS
but three games old. many hopes
and aspirations have been dasned
10 the roadside. The chief pyro-
technics on the docket this week
Will be staged in District Two
better known A. the tough Oh
Belt. There are four undeteated
clubs in this hangover from the
stone Age. and they will be pitted
against one another this weekend.
Cisco meets Breckenridge and An-
llene ties into Ranger. The Cisco
club which IS going SO strong. Is
virtually the same club which de-
feated the All-Valley squad IN the
Battle OF Grapefruit last season.
Breckenridge, Of course. is the dc-
(. lding state champion
AMARILLO IS the only squad IN
District One which has not been
compelled to gulp the hemlock
hi-E known as defeat. The Gold
"a Sandstorm will not see action
this week. There are three un-
defeated clubs IN District Three as
Highland Park Fort WORTH, and
Polytechnic Fort WORTH. Oak
Cliff meets North Dallas this week,
while Highland ties into Stripping
Poly Is not booked.
Who's Who
Temple. Corsicana and Cleburne
are the undeteated a~ggsreea-
tons of District four and Waco
perennial champions. has yet 10
participate In a non-Kings affair
This week Corsicana does battle
with Waxahachie. while Waco set
TICS 4 little argument with HIS
horo. BENSON. Sherman. Sulpnul
Spring and Greenville r the IN
defeated leaders In District Five
ren.on. a strong contender. IS III
the same skiff As Waco. not nav
i7e plsvcd 4 district game. FIJI
dav Denton pplays Greenyhie
while penison takes on Games
vile. The other leaders are not
DISTRICT SIX has three unde-
fcsird clubs In Tyler. Athens ana
palestine The bookings: Tyler
I'm. racogdoche5 and Palestine v.
Marshall. District Seven boasts
10 leaders who have yet 70 pils
the dust. They arc sam Houston,
Pert Arthur. John Reagan auu
beaumont. This weeks program
%, .Tacinto W. Port Arthur
ronfhpark VS.. Beaumont. Jonn
reagan comes u the Valley for =
clash with NcAllen. Austin IS AZ
the top ~ District Eight, batting
an even 1000. Breckenridge Is
tbs r~unncr-up The Capital Guy
Narouns ". y weak sister IN Ala
no Heights. and Breckenridge Is
almost AZ well off with Harlan
Gale ~ her opponent.
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Grid Games
This Week
VALLEY FOOTBALL

Harlingen at San Benito.
La Feria al Edinburg.
Donna at Pharr.
Mercedes at Weslaco.
Laredo at Brownsville CClass al
Rangerville at FL Jardin tClass c.
Saturday
John Reagan CHouston) at Nc
Allen (non-district).
Edinblrg J. G.. at Brownsville J.
G. VALLEY Championship.
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Taken Care Of

Its always understood ne con-
tinued, that If you 90 away to play
football you will be well taken car
OF.
When we arrived they made u
sign a bond for our tuition boarc
and room. IL was sort of TRANCE
that We would help out In instruct
ing az high schools for our tuition
board and room II was also under
stood that If We left at the end o.
the year they would hold up oui
credits at other schools because q
the bond.
We got wind or a runor severa.
days ago that we were all goinf
to be dropped 70 shift for ~ourselve.
after the football season. az about
December /. and in that we woulc
have been caught pennuess II ths'
happened. decided 70 have an m
derstanding whereby We might picI
up some spending change between
now and December l."
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SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE
Saturday
Texas at Rice.
Indiana at S. II. U.
Baylor at Centenary.
Texas Tech az L. c. u.
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came with the definite under
standing that he would do nothing
for them except see that they 90
a Job"
Acting as spokesman for the dis
missed players. Robinson last night
issued a statement saying they hae
come to the university "on scholar
ships with the understanding thai
II we played football they would
take care OF us"
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The battle here viii share inter-
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
3 SHOOTING PAR .
BY DICK MILLER

A PAIR of amateurs, Sammy
IA Simpson and George Green,
took fourth prize. They had a best
ball of 73, but two-stroke handi-
cap allowance gave them II. Henry
Simons and j. v. Stout of Highland,
another pair of amateurs, had 76
with 4 handicap for a 70. Bill Tin
der and Doc Necomber, Shaffer and
Bill Heinlein, Joe Bucket and Count
Rosasco and Bill Wilkinson and
Chuck Garringer all had best ball
73's.
Don vorcc and Gordon Farquahr, Ed
Brown and J. Green. OrIas Caskey and Bob
Yohler of Muncie, George Soutar and Max
Buell.. Frank Shields and Ralph Stone
house. w. Kayser and Bob Hess and Bill
Ehiers and Herman Layer, the latter two
teams from Terre Haute, all had 7i's. r.
c. Bird and Bud Davidson. also of Muncie,
and Dick Nelson and Ben Cohee had 75's.
II
There was large gallery out to
watch the meet and the fans were
treated to some great shots.
Indianapolis Women's Golf as
sociatoin is putting on steam fol
the city tournament at Avalon late
this month. Mrs. Charles Kelley
Jr, president, asks the entries be
turned in early. Official entry may
be made either with her or with
Mrs. Harrison Bennett, secretary
The dates are June 1927.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
Cox Matched
With Knopp
at Harrison

Tracy Cox, Brightwood feather
weight, and Harold Knopp, Toledo,
will clash in the lower ten-rounder
on the double boxing session Tues
day night, June 10, at Ft. Harrison.
Walter Pickerd, Hoosier heavy
weight, and Joe Packo, Toledo
mauler, will meet in the top ten.
Knopp claims the featherweight
championship Of Ohio and has met
such known mitt tossers as Jack
Duffy, Jackie Dugan, Charlie
Lupica, Al Massey and others.
Pickerd started training Monday at
the Arcade for his bout with Packo
which will be his ninth in local
ring. Walter has won eight con-
secutive battles here, six of them
va k. o.
Captain Frank Schucker, Ft.
Harrison matchmaker, plans a
strong supporting card for the
seasons opener. 1t is likely three
prelims will be scheduled. AS in
past seasons, the shows will start at
$3.50. Season reservations may be
made through Schucker sy mail or
phone.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

1T is only week, boys, until the
Il fifth annual Indianapolis Times
interscholastic golf tournament will
be under way at Riverside municipal
course. Entrants will play their
eighteen-hole qualifying round on
Tuesday, June 10, or Wednesday,
June II, over the Riverside links.
The first ball will be driven at IL
noon next Tuesday. There is an
entry blank on this page. Get it
signed and become officially entered.
Any schoolboy in indianapolis is
eligible, high school or grade. There
will be an abundance of prizes.
The bows with first thirty-two low
scores will be grouped into tbs cna9mpifor h9 sfar
Jip Iune Hi5' i2 III The n next t6irty-two viii be
grouped into a consolation flight. TWO,
hundred entrants are expected CathIedradi raj
boys who finish school work this week ana
week are expected to take advantage, OF
the opportunity to qualify on the first day.
next Tuesday X Thus li the ne ned bo Tl ;eeS Se
Tell the golf coach at YOUR school or
inclose letter with your entry entry II yen
are are from sat t3 5aS vor 5Gng ogaHne
round. Get your entry in at once.
= y
Bill Reed Jr. of Shortridge, regarded as
one of the leading threats for the 1899
Indianapolis Times Intcrscholastic cham
niOnship crown, teamed with Russell Stone
house, Riverside course pro. at Meridian
Hills course Monday to win the weekly
pro amateur meet with brilliant score of
best ball Go. There was field of 46, num-
bering among it several amateur teams
who played with handicap allowances.
= n
Russell Stonehouse had an individual
73. two over par. but Billy came across
interjected and on holes and z,
when Russ went one over par on each
of them. He also donated the two strokes
5o' shot on s' she twelfth @ was A straight to the
pin and everybody held their breath as
and bounced back foot. 1t looked like
hole in one. Billy himself had rs
for the round.
1t appeared for a time that Neal Nc
Intyre and Jimmy Hamill had, first place
sewed up. with 70, but along game
playing with Marion Smith. the pro. with
70. Redmond had 73 and Smith helped
him one stroke eacl on three holes. IL,
u and Is Stonebouse and Reed were
the last pair in and Stonehouse had five
foot putt for a 66, but It didn't matter.
tire GO was good In the play-off for
second and third places Mcintyre and
Hamill defeated Smith and Redmond on
the first hole Mcintyre belted a drive
and put more power into his second to
get. is on the velvet. Then he rolled an
18-foot putt into the bucket. 1t was
hirCin
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
3-Year-OId
Stars Race
in Belmont
Great Colts Equal Choices
First Meeting Sat-
urday.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, June 3.-The great
est duel between 3-year-olds in
many years is on the card at Bel
mont park Saturday, when Harry
Payne Whitney's Whichone and Will
liam Woodward's Gallant Fox look
each other in the eye in the classic
Belmont Stakes, with $4,000 and
the championship of the American
turf in the balance.
Unbeaten as 3-year-olds, with the
seasons classics thus far contested
accounted for between them,
Whichone and Gallant Fox stand
out above their field. There is moth
ing now under silks in their dl-
vision that can stay within many
lengths of either of these great colts.
They are meeting in the Belmont
at one and one-half miles, IN what
is regarded as the best test OF all,
and opinion is so evenly divided as
to the outcome that they may be
equal choices with the public when
they go to the barrier.
Earl Sande, who rode Gallant Fox
to victory in the Wood Memorial,
the Preakress and Kentucky Derby,
will have The leg up on the son OF
Sir Gallahad III-Marguerite, While
Sonny Workman, who booted Which,
one home in the Withers last Sat
urday. will ride the son of Chicle.
Sande and Workman both are OPP
timistic, but with strong reserva-
tions. The same applies to Sunny
Jim Fitzsimmons and Tom Healy,
trainers of Gallant Fox and Which,
one. respectively.
The two great 3-year-olds Of 1880
haven't met thus far this year.
Whichone was withdrawn from the
Preakness and Derby, while Gal
liant Fox, just back from Churchill
Downs, declined the issue in the
Withers. AS 2-year-old, Whichone
showed his heels to "The Fox" in
the classic Futurity.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
Simmons, Dykes
Not With Macks

BH Times Special
PHILADELPHIA, June 8. - Two
star members of the world cham
pion Philadelphia Athletics were
left behind when the Mackmen
started on their western trip Mon
day.
Al Simmons ruptured a blood
vessel near the right knee cap in
sliding into third base on Memorial
day and is in a local. hospital
Jimmy Dykes, third baseman. in
jured his back in a Memorial day
game and is under the care of
physicians.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
Davis Cuppers
Sail Tonight

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 3.-America's
youngest Davis cup team will sail
tonight on theS. S. Berengaria for
Europe for competition in the Davis
cup inter-zone finals and challenge
round.
The team includes John Doeg of
Santa Monica, Cal; George Lott
Jr. of Chicago, John Van Ryn of
East Orange, N. j.; Wilmer Allison
and Berkeley Bell of Austin, Tex;
Gregory Mangin of Newark, N. j.,
and the nonplaying captain, Fitz-
Eugene Dixon. Goeg. 81, is the
youngest, and Allison, 25, the oldest.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
PAYNE ON FIGHT SCENE

CINCINNATI, June 3. - Cecil
Payne, Louisville featherweight,
who meets Bat Battalino, worlds
champion featherweight, in the
American Legion show at the local
ball park June 10, arrived in Gin
cinnati Monday to complete train
ing. 1t will be a non-title fight.
Battalino is expected to arrive
Friday and will be accompanied by
his manager and two trainers.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
ZBYSZKO MAT VICTOR

Karal zbyszko won in straight
falls over Charley Peterson in the
main event of the initial outdoor
mat program at Broad Ripple Mon
day night. Silent Olsen and Red
Kupfer drew in the semi-f1nal, each
scoring fall, Johnny Meyers threw
George Kaugot and Ed Baker and
Carl Cheney drew in other matches.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
56 Runs

En- Times Special
TT. WAYNE, Ind, June 3d.
IL The score was 3S to 1S
here Monday and it wasn't
town ball out on the commons.
1t was a Central League game
and Springfield had the 39.
There we're fourteen home
runs, the winners making
eleven. The hit total for
Springfield was SO.
Three Ft. Wayne pitchers
were knocked out and an out
fielder finished on the mound.
The visitors used two hurlers.
Ft. Wayne got Is hits and each
club made seven errors.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
Cerken, Pick
Trade Places

BIZ United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 3.-The
Kansas City Blues of the American
Association announced today trade
had been made with Milwaukee
whereby Eddie Pick, former Blue
third-sacker. is to come back to
Kansas City in return for George
Gerken, who formerly was with the
Brewers.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
Pardue Leads
Women Golfers

BIZ Tinted Press
TULSA, Okla, June 3.-Mrs. Dor
othy Klotz Pardue of Sioux City, Ia,
held medalist honors today as sur
vivors in the women's trans-Missls-
sippi tournament teed off for the
first round of regular tournament
play.
Mrs. Pardue led 1876 entries in the
qualifying round Monday with
medal score of 83 for the eighteen
holes. Mrs. Hurbert Clark, Okla
homa City, was second with "A.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
FIFTY RUNNERS ENTER

Fifty individual and eight team
entries have been received for TIE
annual Indiana Kentucky A. A. U.
two-mile steeplechase, starting Sun
day at Broad Ripple. The event
will be staged every Sunday after
noon at until July 27.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
Title
Bout on Air

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. June 3.-The Max
Schmeling Jack Sharkey bout for
the worlds heavyweight champions
ship will be broadcast, M. H. Ayles-
worth, president of the National
Broadcasting Company, announced
tOdaV.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
WHITE TENNIS PILOT

BV Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, June 3-John
A. White of Louisville, KY, has been
elected captain of the 1881 Purdue
tennis team. He also is quarter
back on the football team.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

indianapolis Midways made II six vic
tories out Of seven starts by pounding out
a l2-to-6 victory over the strong OHara
Sans at Longacre. The MidwayS are with
out game for next sunday and desire 70
hear from fast CITY and state clubs. Gail
or write Paul GRAY. Drexel 6o20-W. 1872
South State avenue. Special practice VII
be held ct Garfield. diamond No. /. Fri
Ea.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

indianapolis Orioles will play. at Long
acre park SUNDAY at D. m. Manager OF
O'Hara Sans is requested to get in toucn
with the Oriole manager Immediately az
1918 Union street or Belmont 5000. Orioles
Friday All players attend. orioles have
open dates in June. City and state teams
NOtire
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
soNNENBERG TRIUMPHs

BIZ Times SDccidg
MANCHESTER, N. H., June B.
Gus Sonnenberg on over Jean
Ledoux in straight falls here Mon
day night.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

indianapolis Cubs and Irvington Builders
League game at Ellenbergsr park Sundey;
Cubs will hold important meeting and
practice at Rhodius park WEDNESDAY eve
attend Manager Of Favette Regulars IS
requested to communicate with Deatr-ck
~ Refmpnt 0SOo.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

U. B. Pals will practice at Brookside
No. Wednesday. A special meeting IS
called at the home Of Kenny Wilson. 40l
South Randolph street. Wednesday night.
All players attend.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

Winamae team will practice at River
side No Wednesday. The regular team
meeting will be held Friday night at
Twenty-ninth and Clifton streets For
games write G. H. Sherwood, 92S west
Thirty-third street.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

West Ravens defeated Frankfort SUNDAY;
s to T. in ten innings. owens hurled
dazzling ball for the winners. Hoffman
starred behind the plate. State and city
teams write E. Lse. 9S4 Beilview street Tor
games.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

Following players are asked to attend
meeting at Earl Fertig's residence: lI2O
West Minnesota street, Friday at o.cloJk:
r. De Mos. Unset. Byers, Agan, GnaIleS
Rear Albrecht. Farmer. Leslie, MINER,
Van and tryouts wishing to play with
cIuh nleving state ball.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

The Cameo Cubs defeated Irvington
Troisns Is to o. An error in making a
previous report credited the Trojans with
ten runs.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

Maple Camp nine will practice at Brook
side No. 2 Wednesday. to p. m. Players
notice and attend.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

indianapolis Black sox. Negro team, de-
feated Eagle RED Wings FIidoay, 70 y;
desire games with state clubs for June,
Nrite II. Woods. ga Hosbrook street.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03

Dsdy A. C. defeated Grammar Greys
SUNDAY, 2 to o. Russ Paugh. former IN
diana ace. allowed four hits ana struSH tsH
sitting for A. c.. For games. write Basil
Flint. 1913 Oliver avenue. or call Belmont
1880.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-03
Senli-Pro and Amateur
Baseball Notes

Trianeles lost a hard fought Al decision
to Kevstopes Sunday at Greenhouse PARK.
A nv fell sa!s in the eighth inning Win Two
men on base ana allowed the keystoneS 70
shove across three runs and oreak up,
mound duel between Lentz OF the Irlang;eS
and Bailey for the Keystones. IrlangleS
meet Ladoga Red Sox next Sunday at La
doga. Sunday score: -. an ?
TrianRleS ..........- vdv ydo oo0 oo0 nv y n
Ientz and Bova; Bailey and Klein.
MARION-Marion A. B. C.s, formerN
lincoln Highways. won three out OF 1ouI
games the week -end, losing only 70 Floilqs
Cubans FRIDAY 10 to 81 SATURDAY; a. p
C,s defeated Kokomo Blaekcats, II 70 ,.
Fielding of Davis and Kirkwooo nome
nm featured. Dickerson ended an eleven-
inning slusfest with Logansport Hoo1eIS IN
the frst al a double e-header Sunday. orlV-
ING in the winning run for a TO 3 VIC
torv. The locals won a pitchers pattle III III
the second game, to l. A. b. C.S VIII
play Marion A. C. next Sunday.
Hoosier Triangles lost to Lebanon In
dians' to A. Pitching Of Red Wuert1.
Who allowed six hits and struck out ten
men featured. Bennett, former WaoaSn
star was on the mound Tor the 1nolanS.'
Five Trianele errors were Costly: IIls
angles will tangle with Indianapolis 6alo
Faples Negro team at Pennsy PARK sun,
dav For games write Otto Holman: 10l
west Arizona street. or call DreHel oloo-N'
and ask for John between ana p. m.
state teams notice.