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La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Anunciado con disparos de
canon, ell pitar de las locomo-
toras Y barcos surtos en- bahia,
y ell "vocinear" de los autom6-
viles. al mediOdia ell buque del
pjrata-rey On. Jose Gasparilla
arrib6 a los muelles del Tampa
Bay, en- ell rio Hillsborough.
Disparando sus armas de fue
go, con las caras aun ensan.
grentadas, los piratas sc apode
raron de la ciudad, arrebatan-
do las llaves al alcalde Mckay.
Tn tanto calmados, piratas
" piratillos, Sc dirigieron al lu-
gar de partida de la procession,
S6ptima avenida y Franklin,
situandose en- las carroZas que
al efecto estaban preparadas.
A la una sc puso en- movi-
mientO la Genealogical" mar
chando al frente de ella, en- un
autom6vil. ell gobernador Carl
ton, ell alcalde Mckay y otras
personalidades.
La parada sigui6 la Gale dc
Franklin hasta Lafayette, do
blando al oeste hasta Blevard,
norte de Brevard hasta los te
rrenos.
Ell desfile de las so carrozas
y automobiles adornados fu(
presenciado por ell gobernador
ell alcalde y su s6quito, a las do.
de la tarde, desde la R%lorieta de
terreno de Plant.
Mas de 10000 personas sc a
gruparon en- las GALES del reco
rrido, aplaudiendo a los pirl
tas y las bonitas carrozas pre-
sentadas.
Figuraron en- Ia procession ca
rrozas representando la Flores
IA, la Musica, el JuegO la Ca
Verna, ell inferno, la Carcel, he
chas por los piratas que manda
ell captain Nelson.
Fueron muy aplaudidas las
carrozas de los Clubs Civicos 3
Exchange, de la Association de
Commentaries de West Tampa
de la Association de M|anufactu-
reros de Tabacos, del Temple
Egipto, del Club Rotario, Flori-
da Milk Company, Moulin Rou-
&c, Red Cross, Eli Witt Cigar
Co, Tampa Morning Tribune,
Association de Vendedores de
Automobiles, Gulf Fertilizer Co
Red Men Y ~Pocahontas, Asocia-
ci6n de Commentaries de Tam
pa, Snow Park Filling Station y
otras.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03


Manana, a las ocho de la no.
che, y en- Ell salon de actos del
FCentro Asturiano", deben reu-
nirse todos los asociados de la
"Juventud Enthusiastic" porque
Sc va a tratar de los alfileres,
distintivos que habran de usarse.
Tambien Sc tratara sobre ell
bale de Carnival que tendra lu-
gar la noche del dfa 20 del mes
en- curse.
Esta fiesta sera EXCLUSIVE
mente para los socios.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Hambre, prostitution y robo.
Para calmar Ell hambre, evil
tar la "caida" de algunas infe-
Ices y alejar a los necesitados
de las cosas que no les pertene-
cen, esta va laborando Ell Conf
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Algunos de los ladrones que
"operaron" ell sabado y ell do
mingo en- esta ciudad, tenian
hambre Y en- varias de las casas
por ellos visitadas, comieron pri
nero y robaron despues.
va apareci6 la 'mala conse-
jera" de esos ladrones: ell ham,
hre.
EIiminese Ell hambre, buscan-
do trabajo a los "ociosos'', Y
disminuira ell nGmero de ladro-
mes.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Procedente de la ciudad de
la Habana lego aver por la ma
mana a esta localidad ell distin-
guido joven Mateo Gonzalez, a
migo particular del director de
esta publication.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
TAMPA A MERGED DE LOS
LADRONES

Mientras detectives Y policias
uniformados vigilan los terre-
] nos de la Feria, los ladrones ha-
cen de las suyas en- Tampa y el
sabado llegaron hasta asesinar
al Sr. Jacobs Highsmith Y he.
rir de gravedad a Billy, uno
de suS hijos.
De los siguienteS roboS fue
notificada la policia en- las ulti-
mas SO horas.
Ell sabado por la noche vol
vieron a robar en- ell domicilio
del ST.. Z. d. Lambright, direc &.
tor de nuestro colega ell "Tribu-
me-, Ilevandose los cacos $40 en-
metalico, un reloj, una sortiia
y otros obietos. Los eSposos Lam
bright estaban ausentes de su
domicilio. Para probar su fires
cura' Sc tomaron una botella e
leche. Tenian una funda LENA de
camisas y %zapatos; pero la i
raron al salir de la casa.
Del escritorio de un emplea-
do de la escuela de artes y Off
clos Brewster, situada en- la a
venida de Ross, Sc llevaron $25
FL ladr6n o los ladrones entra-
ron por la puerta principal.
J, B. Vicente, vecino de la a
Venida de Nebraska 6101, de-
nunci6 que de su casa, abrien-
do un agujero en- la puerta del
frente, lie llevaron un aparato
de Radio, ropas y dos paquetes
de cigarrillos.
Al ST.. Generoso Perez de la
Gale 22-1405, lie robaron ropas.
En- la casa numero 1917 de la
avenida 27, los ladrones comic.
ron EN- la mesa de la cocina y
sc llevaron tres reloies y una
camara fotografica.
Rompiendo la puerta del fon-
do del establecimiento de Geor-
ge w. Porter, aVenida de Flo
rida 6003 los ladrones Sc apo
deraron de dos cajas c%ontenien-
do obietos de valor.
Tn reloj, un collar y dos re-
v6lvers fueron robados del do
micilio de ID. Calderoni, Gale de
Cass PIT. Removieron los "vi-
sitantes' de Calderoni la tela
metalica de una ventana, en-
trando por esta.
Removiendo tambien la tela
metalica de una ventana entra-
ron en- la casa de Earl Martin,
avenida North Armenia 209,
perdiendo este ciudadano dos co
%llares, dos sortijas y ropas.
G.. ID. Bats, de Citrus Park,
estaba de vista en- la Feria cuan
do los ladrones lie visitaron a 81,
en- su casa, "eliminandole' ro-
pas y un aparato de Radio.
Ropas lie rObar0n de su d0mi-
clio. avenida Once 2707, a la
Sra, Noble Andrews.
Estando ausente la familia
"desaparecieron' una sortija de
briIlantes y $50 de la casa ave
nida Cherokee 5709, residencia
de Frank K. Schwartz.
Regresaba a su domicilio a
venida 28-911, la Sra. Ines Nor
rison, cuando un individuo lie a.
rrebat6 la cartera, con una pc
quena can.idad de dinero, desa-
pareciendo a todo correr.
La cartera lie fue quitada, sin
que 81 10 notara, al Sr. Alberto
H. Smith, veciSo de la avenida
25-912.
Perdi6 Mr.. Smith cuatro sor-
tijas y $12.
Robaron un reloj de pulsera
al Sr. d. w. Kerr, de Almer-
male AZ, en- la isla Davis, y un
veloj con su cadena a j. c. Cur
ry, de Tack 81.
FL negro Thomas Logan hi
10 aver una vista no solicitada
a la casa North Albany 301, do
micilio de John S. Vernier, y lue
A la bora de escribir estas
Iipeag ee+ahap daIiharando loo
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Tn "tonto" de Ybor nos decia
en- la manana de hoy:
va Sc ha conseguido que los
concejales reconozcan los merl-
tos de la Punta del PEI Cato,
como terreno inmejorablemen-
ta situado para construir ell nue.
70 puerto aereo.
Mas tarde seran modificadas
las cifras del ingeniero Cason,
lie modo que la obra pueda reali
garse con los $750,000, y los de
la Punta quedaran contentos $
satisfechos.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Han acordado todos los prin-
cipales elementos que integran
Ia Companfa "Renacimiento"
trasladarse al teatro del "Circu-
10 Cubano" y dar la primera
function ell domingo 16 del CO.
rriente mes.
Este conjunto artistico esta-
"a actuando hasta ell pr6ximo
domingo en- ell teatro del Cen
tro Asturiano", en- donde han
alcanzado I'm verdadero exito
teatral.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

te de AuXilio organizado la Sc
mana pasada por los tabaqueros
lie Tampa.
Los senores fabricanteS, con
Don Mariana Alvarez, Don En-
rique Pendas Y Don Manuel Co.
rial a la vanguardia, seguramen
te prestaran su valiosa coepe-
racion q los tabaqueros.
EstableZcase un nuevo lazo de
amistad entire obreros y patro-
nos,
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Enterados los ladrones de que
los piratas habian anunciado su
llegada para hoy. durante Ell
sabado y ell domingo saquearon
muchas casas de esta comunl-
dad.
"Mientras la policia Sc entire
tenia en- los terrenos de Ia Fe-
ria. los cacos hacian su "cose-
cha" Y llegaron hasta asesinar
a Jacobo Highsmith Y su hijo
Billy.
Cast tenemos la certe2a de
que ell nuevo jefe de policia Sc
hara cargo de la persecution de
los ladrones, personalmente, y
todos ellos, sin excluir a los ase-
sinos, "daran con sus huesos en-
la carcer'.
icon la policia nuestra no
hay bandido, Iadr6n o asesino
que Sc luzca!
La gaceta., 1930-02-03

Este joven, TODD inteligencia
y modestia, probablemente fila
IRA su Residential en- esta ciudad
Al darle nuestra cordial bien-
venida, le deseamos grandes a
ciertos en- ell campo donde va a
desplegar sus actividades.
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
LOS ESTUDIANTES Rotor
NAN A CLASSES

Madrid, Feb. 3.-Los estu.
diantes de la Universidad Ma
La gaceta., 1930-02-03
A LA HORA ANUNCIADA
ENTRO EN- TAMPA Ell Pr
RATA-REY On. JOSE GAS
PARILLN

Mas de so carorzas tomaron
parte en- la procession civica
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-25

will e be scramble for
these fluffy chiffon fok plain and printed for afternoon and
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and plain chfon with silk jackets
Very Special-n 900
selected for little and with figures This
done % will not be bothered with alterations!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
Californians Hog
Eastern Track Meet

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 30.-Pl
The Eastern track and field front.
long suffering but still hospitable.
offered its classic sod and cinders
today for the preliminary stages
Of what apparently is a struggle be-
tween Southern California an d
Stanford for the 54th Intercollegi-
ate A. A. A. A. championship.
With squads Of only a score Of
athletics each. these two Pacific
coast universities have come some
5000 miles 10 settle the much
mooted issue Of college track and
field supremacy for 1880. They
were expected to scatter a number
Of meet records. If not also a few
worlds marks. all over the Har-
ward premises.
Southern California. with a squad
better balanced than n Of the "a
enterd. was a marked favorite in
the advance speculation To beat the
three-times championship Stanford
outfit. The red-shirted Cardinals
from Palo Alto. conceded their arch
rivals nothing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
Plans Camp

SAN BENrTO. May 30.-Grady
Reynolds. local football coach, said
that a training camp would be held
probably the latter part OF August
for the local grid squad II money
for that purpose could be raised.
He Is very enthusiastic about
prospects. all players having made
their grades and some men inelig-
ible this year having become eligible
for next year.
He left this morning for LaRue
in East Texas to visit a sister be-
fore continuing June 30 to Wiscon-
sin where he will attend a physical
training and football school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
Tournament Opens
Al Edinburg Today
Especial to The HeralIl

NSpeclal 10 Inc HeralTD
EDINBURG. May 30-While Bob
by Jones and George Voigt were
fighting for the British amateur
crown. approximately 100 aspiring
golfers were swish-swatting their
way over the Edinburg links today
to determine South Texas best golf
er.
The quarterly tournament Of the
Lower Gulf Coast Golf association
got under way this morning with a
fairly heavy entry list. Players
from all portions Of the Valley. La
redo. Kingsville and Corpus Chris
ii were present at the opening Of
hostilities.
There was to be three flights,
arranged according to the players
handicaps. Cups are to be given
first. second and third in each flight
as we'll as a cup which will 60 70
the player holding low gross for
the day. Only q holes r to be
PLAYED.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
VALLEY FANS
TO SEE CHAMP
kallio to Meet Pete Sawye<
AT Harrington; Myers
w. Stephens
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN. Tex. May 3o.-vai-
ley wrestling fans Will see a worlds
champion in action for the first
time tn recent years when Gus
Kallio. middleweight title holder,
appears in the Harrington ring next
Monday night.
The signing Of this spectacular
wrestler has overshadowed the first
appearance Of Ernie Stephens. VAR
iously known Is the Gentlemen
Promoter, Canadian Wildcat and
Chesty Stephens.
Stephens. who has been prcmot-
ing wrestling in the Valley for
several months. has promised local
fans that he would wrestle for
them on several locations. Finally
he matched himself with "a real one,
Freddy Meyers, who works with the
precision and results Of a gangs
sub-machine gun, back in his home
town Of Chicago.
Anything that Valley fans have
heard OF this man Stephens In &C
ton is correct. He learned a lot OF
his mat work while with the army
overseas. acting as a hard-boiled
sergeant. He added to IL with long
experience Is a boxer, and he cant
always remember that he is
wrestling and not boxing, especial
~ when going gets tough.
He and Meyers are matched
perfectly 10 put on the kind OF
bout the fans enjoy. Stephens Is
the lip and az EN- type who delights
IN gore. Meyers Is q methodical
worker who doesn't put on a great
show unless up against Stephens
sensational type.
These two will meet in the five
round semi-final. leaving the eight
round feature TO the middleweight
champion and his opposition.
Stephens has an ace high worker
in mind for this bout with Kallio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
BOBBY HAS NARROW ESCAPE
IN MATCH WITH JOHNSTON

we're the most brilliant golf under
pressure I eve saw.
Il left myself an eight foot putt
ar the home green for the match.
II was the longest eight foot putt
/ ever saw. ! was eve happier TO
see one IN the can. III ! had missed
that putt I am morally certain
jimmy would have gotten me.
You know how ii Is when a chap
gets his tail up. He can do any
thing, and you can't stop him"
I do know how 1t is. I know how
Jimmy Johnston was five down
with six to play In the Western
smateur championship some years
arc TO Albert Seckel. I think. and
now Jimmy Won the next six holes
That was in my dizzy mind al
through that furious rally that
began with Bobby Jones four ur
and five TO play and ended witt,
Robby holing an eight foot put
ar the home green to have p Of
his toughest matches.
Mrs. Jones followed the entire
match.
Il began 10 feel nervous towarc
the end" she admitted. Il wonder
ed what on earth was the matter
50 did about 10000 other people
this correspondent among them.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Johnston in.
ceed walked together and sat 10.
gether back Of the greens very
amicably all through the battle.
came upon them seated back o.
the fifth green. They looked per
fectly friendly 50 I said.
IT see you girls have not begun
fighting vet"
Betty Johnston looked up az Mary
Jones with a smile.
Why. we're going to Paris to-
sether as COR IS this cruel val
Is over she replied.
So that was that.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
HUGE CROWD SEES BIG FIELD
OPEN INDIANAPOLIS CLASSIC

paolo won in 1925, setting a record
Of 10l-13 miles per hour Meyer.
then q youngster III the racing
game, was the triumphant driver
In 1928.
Not since 1911 have 50 many driv-
ers started the race and each en-
try carried two men-a mechanic
having been added this year after
contestants numbered rs.
Favorites
Each year there are fayorites. and
the choice today rested among De-
paolo and Meyer. both former win
ners, and Billy Arnold. a 23-year-
old Chicagoan. Arnold had the pole
position because of his achievement
in setting the fastest pace in the
qualifying trials, when he averaged
1925 miles per hour. Meyer had
second position. as he Established
the second fastest time in the quail
flying trials.
Long before the sun appeared IN
the eastern sky. thousands Of rae
ing fans, eager to witness a mar
row escape or perhaps the death Of
a driver. lined up before the gates
to rush through the turnstiles az
the opening at six o'clock. Some
Of the hopefuls had been sleeping
in their cars at the entrance Of
the gates since early Wednesday af-
ternoOn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
Lavender Wins w.
Texas Golf Title

BROWNWOOD. May 30-P-
Dennis Lavender Of Abilene. last
years state amateur golfing king.
today had a new star for his golf
ing crown-the West Texas CHAM
pionship.
IL was the second time he has
held the title. having won 10 the
year before he took the state meet.
Lavender won the West Texas
Golf association meet by defeating
J Dixon White Of Dublin. z and 8,
here yesterday. He shot perfect
golf on the third nine OF the IS,
and was only one above par on the
last nine when the match ended.
Other winners were: Second flight
8. z. Morvris, Brentwood. third
flight. Ellis Sowden, Midland: fourth
flight, Lloyd French. Brentwood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
Memphis Beaten

ATLANTA. Ga, May 30-P-
Memphis, Southern Association
leader. suffered defeat by Mobile
yesterday. 4 to 1. in the opening
game of the series. The Bears took
advantage Of errors by Memphis.
The Nashville Volunteers swamp
ed the Chattanooga Lookouts on
a muddy field 10 to 2. The Look
outs made as many errors as they
die hits. each totaling six.
New Orleans opened a series at
Little Rock with q bang. slamming
out four homers. and winning, II
70 3.
Johnny Dobbs' Atlanta club show
&C improvement with the addition
Of new material. but the Birming-
ham Barons won 8 to 6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
PULLING
UP In TEXAS
Spuds Easily Beat Steers;
Stout Wins His
Eighth

DALLAS. May 3O.-tPl-The Fort
Worth Cats today we're only a half
game behind the fourth place
sports and looking more dangerous
every minute.
The Wichita Falls Spudders,
meanwhile. continued on the even
tenor Of their way. making it two
straight from the Dallas Steers, IL
to 0, and holding their full game
advantages over the Houston Bluffs.
Milt Steengrafe limited the Herd
to four hits, two of them by Eggert,
and Seldom was in trouble. Adkins.
late of the White Sox, elected to
throw for Dallas, but sought the
showers after he had been pounded
for nine hits and SIX runs IN four
and a third innings.
Allyn Stout, the Bluffs, mound
sensation from the Cotton States
League, turned in his eight victory
of the eason and his finest per-
Torrance to date in licking the
Waco Cubs, 8 to 0, III the second
personal appearance Of the two
clubs al the BRENNAN Maifest.
Stout gave up only four hits and
Whitfield three to give the Bisons
their third straight W the Pratt
men. In addition to his fine twirl-
ing, Stout banged a homer off Har-
ris with two mates on base.
The Beaumont exporters. in a
batting Slump the previous day,
came back TO Hammer two San
Antonio pitchers for Is hits and
take the opener in the Alamo City.
9 TO 7. Walter Newman was credit
ed with the victory, although
Vaughn relieved him IN the sixth.
While he was in there, Newman
srnacked a triple that drove in
three Beaumont runs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
DOUBLE BILLS
FOR FRIDAY
.Closeness OF Races Il
Furnishing Thrill
For Fans
By HUGH s. FULLERTON. JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

The first big holiday Of the base
ball season, Memorial Day. Is in
many ways the first milepost Of the
Pennant Race. Coming In the mid
die Of the second month Of play, 1t
makes the turn into that part OF
the campaign known as mid sea-
SON."
BY this time. the teams have had
time to straighten out the tangled
affairs of the start, even TO play
off a good many Of the games
postponed because Of the early
season weather, the slow starters
have had an opportunity to hit
their real stride. and they all start
down the long back stretch Of the
Pennant Racetrack in the part OF
the struggle which counts the most.
The standing today bring promise
OF two fine races in the major cir
cles with the National Leagues
contenders probably more cloesly
matched. The Brooklyn Robins and
St. Louis Cardinals come up to the
Milepost tied for the lead as the
result Of yesterdays one game. The
Robins overcame a half game de-
ficit by beating the New York
Giants, 4 to !, while st. Louis
was idle.
Behind them, Pittsburgh, Chica-
go. New York and Boston are in a
close group, the Pirates just three
games to the bad, while the other
two, Cincinnati and Philadelphia
are not out OF touch with the
leaders. A chance for one Of them
to improve its position was lost
Yesterday as the Philles and Boston
met more rain when they attempt
ed TO play off a game postponed
earlier In the week.
Brooklyn found a two man COM
bination effective in beating the
Giants for the sixth time in eight
meetings. Babe Herman produced
the Robin runs. driving in three
with two homers, while Bill Clark
prevented Giant scoring by allow
ing only six hits.
Washington has a clear margin
Of leadership IN the American
League. but the champion Philadel-
phia Athletics are pressing the
Senators hard while seven Of the
eight clubs have averages Of 400 OF
better. The distance between the
Senator'S and the Athletics was cut
down by a full game by the result:
Of yesterdays clashes.
Red Sox Sunk
Philadelphia sent the Boston Red
Sox deeper into the cellar with a
2 TO / victory in a pitching duel
between Leroy Mahaffey and Milton
CASTOR, while the Senators again
found George Pipgras as the
Yankees a bit too tough for them
and went down TO a 4 to 1 defeat.
Mahaffey and CASTOR each yield
ed five hits in their battle, but the
Red Sox could get only one man
past second while Regain gave the
Athletics an extra counter on a
bad error that was followed by
Cochran's double In the seventh
inning. Pipgras, the only Yankee
pitcher to beat the Senators this
season. repeated his previous
triumphs by keeping nine hits
thoroughly scattered while his
teammates made the most Of five
blows at opportune moments. Only
one of the Yankee hits did not
figure in the scoring.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
BY d. Is. KELLER
For The Associated Press

ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. May
30-.P-Five minutes after Bobby
Jones match with Jimmy Johnston
I asked Bobby what in his estima-
ton had happened.
Nothing happened except that
Jimmy put on a great comeback"
said the American open champion.
II played all I had. I gave him one
hole, the fifteenth. He took the
rest. His birdie tours at the long
fourteenth and at the road hole,
The toughest golf hole in the world,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
tHaza lie HERALD SPORTS SECTION an9z
Raymondville and Rio Hondo in League
Majors Reach Midseason With Interest at High P itch


COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
May 30.-tP-Jack Dempsey. ex-
heavyweight boxing champion az
the world. who has traded blows
with Jack Sharkey, believes the
latter will defeat Max Schmeling,
the German contender. in their
match June II. in New York.
Dempsey arrived here yester-
day from Amarillo, Tex. 10 confer
with Spencer Penrose. local CAPT
talist. concerning the staging IN
Colorado Springs next summer Of
an important fight. possibly OF
championship caliber. Dempsey
said he believed an outdoor fight
In Colorado Springs would draw
$4,000 persons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
CBy The Associated Press)
Including games Of May 29.)

tlncluQlng games OF May ~
National League
Batting-Herman. Robins, Ala.
Runs-Herman, Robins. 80.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phillies,
Wilson. Cubs. 80.
HitS-Frederick. Robins. So.
Doubles-Frisch. Cardinals. 10.
Triples = Cuyler and English
Cubs. s.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs, Is.
Stolen baSes-Cuyler. Cubs. 10.
American League
Batting-Rice. Senators. .4l6.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. AZ.
Runs batted in-Simmons. Ath-
letics. II.
Hits-Rice. Senators. ga.
Doubles-Cronin. Senators. is.
Triples-Combs. Yankees. y.
Home runs-Ruth. Ya>@.es. IA.
Stolen bases-Rice. Sc RS g
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30

NEWARK, N. Jack kid
Berg. England. stopped AL Belmont
Newark. ~.
PITTSBURGH Jackie Rodgers
Pittsburgh. stopped Jimmie Dale
indianapolis. (2).
PORTLAND, Me-Leo Lomsky
Aberdeen. and Fred Lenhart. Spok-
ane. Wash, drew, O0).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-30
ALL LIES

First Motorist: I drove so fast
hat the krdes appeared like a
ence.
Z Second Ditto: I drove so fast that
fhe milestones made a stone wall.
Third Ditto: I went so fast that
could see the number on the back
OF my Carriages Gales. Yverdon.