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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
Experience Bests
Youth i'm Tourney

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 25-Pl-
Experience. for the most part, had
demonstrated its worth as the 28th
annual womens western golf tour
nament reached the qu~arter-finals
today.
Only two of the dozen youthful
golfers who set out 10 dispute their
elders right to tournament honors
remained. They were Miss Betty
Bruen OF Kansas City and Miss Flor
ence Beehe of Chicago.
Today's pairings.
Upper Bracket
Mrs. o. s. Hill, VS.. Mrs. Lee Mida,
Chicago.
Miss Virginia Van VIE, Chicago,
VS.. Miss Dorothy Page, Madison,
Wis.
Lower Bracket
Mrs. Gregg Lifur, Los Angeles. VS..
Miss Betty Bruen, Kansas City.
Mrs. q. w. Tyson. Kansas City.
vs.. Miss Florence Beebe. Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
Awards Made
In Sales Contest

Three prizes we're awarded among
the sales force OF the Brownsville
McCrory store during the past week
for the best salesgirls. First prize
O. ten dollars went TO Miss Esther
L. Flores; second. five dollars; TO
Miss Domitiln Acevedo. and the
third award Of five dollars to Miss
Evila Vera.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Including games OF Aug. 20
National League

Batting. Terry, Giants. .408.
Runs, Cuyler. Cubs, 129.
Runs batted in. Wilson. Cubs, 100
Hits. Terry. Giants. 203.
Doubles, Klein. Phillies. A..
Triples. Generously, Pirates, %.
Home runs. Wilson. Cubs. "A.
Stolen bases. Cuyler, Cubs, 80.
American League
Batting. Simmons. Athletics, 1864,
Gehrig. Yankees. 1857.
Runs, Ruth. Yankees. 1873.
Runs batted in, Gehrig. Yankees
l48.
Hits Gehrig. Yankees 1876.
Doubles Manush Senators Hodapp
Indians. 80.
Triples, Combs. Yankees, IL.
Home runs. Ruth. Yankees. "a.
Stolen bases, McManus, Tigers is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
Marathon Swim Is
Won by Iowa Man

TORONTO. Ont, Aug. 28ZPl-
Marvin Nelson. bronzed young her
cules from Tt. Dodge. Iowa. has
conquered the waters of Lake On
tario and won the worlds profess
sional marathon title.
After being turned back within
sight OF his goal last year BY the
chilly waters. Nelson came back
Yesterday 10 cover the Is gruellinG
miles Of the Canadian national
exhibition marathon in the record
time Of seven hours. 43 mir. ses
SO is seconds and win the coveted
award of $4,000. Nelson had a
chance last year TO ret within the
money group but failed when he
collapsed so yards from the finish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
San Benito Youths
Enter Auto Races
Especial 20 The Heraldl

HARLINGEN. Aug. 28-Two San
Benito young men are to participate
in the modified stock car auto races
at Fairpark track here Monday af-
ternoon. il was reported today.
Glenn Chaplin who won the
sweepstake al Fairpark track last
March viii again be seen on the
tracks here Monday. To all who saw
him win last March he IS remem-
bered by his fast and reckless driv-
ing on the dirt. He is entering a
light modified roadster which has
been tuned up and is expected to
be tough competitor for other driv-
erS
Tom McWhorter OF San Benito
is entering a light modified road
ster In the races but will not drive
He has engaged Ed La Fave Of
Harrington to handle the wheel for
him. Later he intends to enter his
automobile in the race from La
redo 70 Monterrey Sept. IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
ROBINS Still
GOING STRONG
Dodgers Defeat Giants IL;
Now Half Game Out
OF Second
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON. Jr,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Brooklyn, which led the National
league longer than any other this
season, Is far from being out Of
the pennant race.
The Robins were dumped out OF
first place when a tour Of the west
brought them only six victories in
81 games. Back in their home sec
ton they have begun to battle for
a place in the pennant ace again
by trounclng the New York Giants.
The Robins opened the series with
the Giants which may see them
go into second place o back TO
fourth, BY slamming out 7 z to ?
victory yesterday and reducing the
distance between second place and
third to a half game.
The Robins not only gained a
game on the Giants and held their
own against the oncoming st. Louis
Cardinals. but they picked UP a lap
OH the league leading Chicago Cubs.
The Cubs found some rough going
against the Pittsburgh Pirates and
lost the final clash OF their series,
10 to 8. in a wild hitting struggle.
The defeat left Chicago 5 IL games
ahead Of the Giants but enabled
the Robins and st. Louis each 10
gain a game. placing them 6 aid {
l-2 games behind respectively.
Adams Does II
st. Louis remained a half game
behind Brooklyn by winning It's
eighth straight game. Sparky Adams
who filled Frank Frisch's place at
second base. pulled the Cards
through TO a ? to ! victory over
Cincinnati. Adams scored both OF
the st. Louis runs.
The Phillies. who had lost five
straight games. and the Boston
Braves. who had lost four. met in
the other National league clash
and 1t was the longer losing streak
which ended. Philadelphia won 8 to
8.
With the eastern ~lubs Of the
American legaue enjoying a day o.
idleness. the activity in the junior
circuit was confined TO the lower
ranking clubs. The Chicago White
Sox gained the big triumph OF the
day. taking a clear hold on sixth
place by winning two games from
the Cleveland Indians. holders oil
fourth. The Sox pounded the offer
ings OF four Cleveland Pitchers fol
81 hits and a IA TO 5 victory ir
the first game then outlasted the
Indians TO take a 5 TO 4 dscisior
in the second as Ted Lyons wor
his twentieth game OF the season
The double victory put Chica Z
a fun game ahead Of the st. Loui:
Browns. who rode through 10 a 5 q
0 victory yer the Detroit Tigers or
Walter Stewards pitching.
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Bertha Captures
3-Year-OId Title

GOSHEN. N. Y. Aug. 26-tP-
Hanover's Bertha. a speedy little
filly from the Hanover shoe farm
Of Hanover. Pa. is the new three
year-old trotting champion.
IN a brilliant exhibition Of speed
the daughter Of the famous sire
Peter Volo yesterday won the clas-
sic Hambletonian stake and $685.
7O6.90 to add TO her great two-year-
old laIrclS.
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Box Makers to Play
Fort Brown Sunday

SAN BENITO. Aug. 28.-The San
Eenito Box Maker nine will play
the 18th Cavalry horsehide hustlers
on the city diamond here Sunday,
II has been announced by Manager
r.. NJ. Salinas.
The game Is called for $3.50 y. m.
last Sunday the Boxers journey
to La Feria where they took the
measure OF the Valley League Boost
ers by a score Of ii-3. Goat van
Felt. who has gotten BY we'll n
league games. was pounded hard by
the San Benitans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
Bowling League In
Action Here Today

The Br0WnSville BUSINESSMEN 3
Bowling league is scheduled 10 get
into action s p. m. Thursday az
the Campbell Alleys, playing off
games postponed from Tuesday.
When play vas called this week
only the Sherwin- Williams five VS.
on hand. They rolled off three games
and will be given their option OF
kaking, or leaving the score they
l&aade shooting by themselves
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u. s.. Athletes Triumph Over England;s Best
Sharkey to Meet
Campolo Sent. Is

NEW YORK. Aug. 28-tF-A
"A contract between Jack Shar-
key. Boston heavyweight. and
Victorio Campolo. South Amer
lean. providing for a 15-round
bout at the Yankee stadium
September 25. has been signed.
Another contract signed re-
quires Sharkey. II he ronoue-s
Campolo. to meet Young Strib-
ling in Miami in February III
the Madison Square Garden
corporation can induce Stribllng
10 accept the match. The agree
ment also obligates Sharkey. II
he defeats Strihling. TO meet
Max Schmeling. worlds cham
pion. next June.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
VALLEY LOOP
CLOSES SOON
Likely Looking Engagements
On the Books Sunday
And Monday
VALLEY LEAGUE
Games SUNDAY

Brownsville at Harlingen CUm-
pires - Hauff and Wilder.
San Benito az Rio Hondo briggs
and EckhoffD.
LIZ Feria at Raymondville John
son and Pope.
McAllen at Donna Drucke and
Emery.
Labor Day
Harlingen az Raymondville EN-
cry and Wilder.
Rio Hondo at La Feria (Eckhoff
and Hauff).
Brownsville at Mission briggs a.
Johnson.
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ELIMINATED

FULWELL, Middlesex, England,
Aug. 28-tPEArchie Andrew OF CAL
ifornia, sole American competitor
in the boys amateur golf champion
ship matches, was eliminated in the
third round today by II. K. Hickmott
OF Hutton grammar school by two
holes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

Chicago las, Cleveland 5-4.
ST. Louis 5, Detroit 0.
only games scheduled.
thursdays Schedule
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
tBy The Associated Press.)

tBy Inc AsSociated PressD
NEWARK. N. J.-vince Dundee,
Baltimore. outpointed Able Balm,
Newark. u0).
VIRGINIA BEACH. va.-Dick
Welsh. PHILADELPHIA. outpolnted
Henry Goldsteip. Baltimore. 90.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
%Sports Turn Down Spuds for Second Place
The
Sports
Spade
BY HAL EUsTACE


EAGER 10 don the moleskins
once more. q group Of enthusiastic
youths reported to Red Irvine this
morning when he issued his call
for Screaming Eagle candidates. BY
the time school starts, II is ex-
pected that between 30 and so boys
viii be working for berths on the
1880 edition Of the Screaming Eag-
les.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

The Rio Grn1de Valley Women's
Exchange will hold open house Sat-
urday. Aug. 30th. Q a. m. TO 8 p. m.
Attendance prizes given. Refresh
ments lis %. lst street, Harlingen.
adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
M'ALLEN HAS
HOME GAMES
Cowboy Ogan Concentrates
On Building Up His
Forward Wall
Special to The HeraldO


McALLEN, Aug. 23.-with a fav-
cradle home schedule under
which 70 play during the coming
season and perked IT'D nightly by
the general outlook ON prospects
Bulldogs today were launching into
the final two weeks OF their fall
training season with Intentions Cf
getting themselves in shape fer
mid-seaSon competition by the time
school bells ring out over the city.
Under the willy guidance Of Men,
tor Cowboy" Ogan. whose HOSES
are on the up and up SO far I'm
their efforts I'd net in shape dur
ing the preseason drill session. the
Builders have developed already "a
semblance OF the forward wall
which Ogan will construct this G a
son 70 stop the battering rams OF
at least three other Valley high
school squads from whom they are
expecting stiff competition in the
grid sprint this year.
Harrington Cardinals. San Benito
GreyhCEndS and Mission Eagles, AL
OF when are expected I'd bring
forth some very efficient backtield
combinations, will be the teams for
whom Ogan Is building his line from
bedrock up to roof. Routed in his
efforts to gain the Valley bunting
last year by the lack of a we'll
plugged set of forwards. Ogan this
years AYERS he'll put out a line that
will break up most OF the field
plays OF other Valley elevens this
year.
Five veterans are back for the
forward Jobs and two fine recruits
have been placed az the other posts.
one Of them the important tackle
berth and the other at end.
Three-fourths OF the Bulldogs
games this fall are scheduled OH the
home lot. which speaks well for
Ogan's management" In carding
most or the contests for Bulldog
field. Only three tits are TO be on
fo-eiEn terrain.
A nifty alley massager Is this fell
low Sellars Of San Benito, who came
down 10 McAllen 'tother night ana
ran I'D a score OF 248 at the reguia-
ton bowling alleys and toppled 24S
pins to take high honors for the
week. Other scores were aS fol-
lows. &. q. Eckhoif. ga. second
hieh. Miniature. alleys. E. H.
Strehlow. go. high mems: Miss
Exah Angel, Edinburg. l64. high
ladies' score.
Proving that he al bring to Nc
Allen lust about any topnotch Crap
pier he sees lit 70. Promoter
"ChesteyT Stephens Thursday night
has set up a good looking card frr
his local arena. In the headllner
Montana's COW kisser. Cowboy
Teddy Waters. will take on VIC
I NFuhl or Houston. member OF the
famous Muhl athletic family rom
the Bayou city. In the semi-final
a touFh little Irishman. none other
than Pat Reagan, will meet Jack
Pierce, the popular middleweight.
Muhl and Reagan have wrestled III
McAllen before but this will be the
first time they have appeared on
Stephens card. They formerly were
with the American Legion shows
here. staged by the now defunct
Wilkes and Fisher organization.
Local fans are waiting 10 get
their first glimpse Of the hairy
chester st. Louis Dutch boy. Char
lie Leahman, who appeared here
FOR the first time last week In ID
nne-fall bout. He became an instant
favorite with the tough" lads who
surround the ringside each Thurs
day night here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

Fat O'Brien. Harlingen pro. is
preparing to take care OF a large
gathering on Thursday. Friday and
Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Beginning Thursday there will be
an neutrality-suspicious. best ball
Is hole medal play contest with
prizes OF SIS. SIS. $40, for the pros
and gold, silver and bronze medals
for the amateurs.
ON FRIDAY there will be a &C.
hole medal play competition for
professionals and amateurs viii APP
propriate prizes. Saturday there
will be an Is hole qualifying
round for amateurs only. The low
Is will enter the first flight. An
additional flight will be made up
for each 10 additional entries.
Sunday the first and second rounds
az match play for each flight will
be played. Sunday afternoon a
consolation round for each flight
Is scheduled. Monday will wit
ness the semi-final and final
rounds of match play to be held.
Each round Of match play Will be
Tor ID holes.
The amateurs for the amateur
professional contest on Thursday
will be selected from the field OF
entries.
n Entries for the open 80 hole med
Il play contest Friday will be linn
tied to professionals. to amateurs
outside Of the Valley and to the
10 best amateurs of each club in
the Valley. The amateur tourna-
ment starting Sept. 6 is open to
oil amateurs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

Brooklyn 7, New York 2.
Philadelphia 8. Boston 3.
st. Louis 2, Cincinnati i.
Pittsburgh 10, Chicago 8.
Thursdays Schedule
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, two
~ownoc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

Five Days IN which to take adj
vantage OF our specially priced pho
tographs Of baby. Holm's Studio
adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Wednesday

beaumont rs, Wichita Falls ST.
Shreveport $40. Houston l-S.
Fort Worth IL. Waco IL.
san Antonio Z, Dallas 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
YANKS SWEEP
FIELD EVENTS
British Prove Superior In
Long Distance
Races
BY WILLIAM WEEKES,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Chicago. Aug. 2S-RJ-Uncle Sam
still reigns supreme IN track and
field athletics-with emphasis on
the field"
Before a crowd Of $4,000 specta-
tors. the largest ever TO watch q
track meet on the American con-
tinet. the United States. for the
third time, defeated the pick OF
Great Britain's track and field stars
In Soldier Field stadium last night.
The event, conducted under artif-
icial lighting. was more impressive
than meets held in the day time
and provided the throng with one
thrill after another as Uncle Sam
trlumphed nine events to five.
The American team won over tho
gallant empire team in the same
fashion they won the 1923 Olympic
games at Amsterdam-by immense
superiority in the field events. Not
a point did the British score in the
field, and had their field strength
been comparable to their power
in the distance races. the United
States probably would have suffer
cd defeat.
Records Fall
Eight meet records we're wrecked
five OF them by the American start
ing with the 400-yard relay. the
opening event, the Americans went
on to win the pole vault. shot put
high jump, 460-yard shuttle hurd-
ley relay. hammer throw. broad
Jump. javelin throw and mile med
ley relay. The Britains triumphed
in the one-mile relay. the four-mile
relay. two-mile relay, two-mile
speeplechase. and three-mile team
race.
While the wearers OF the Amer
lean shields were supreme in the
field, the British gave them a man.
sized lesson in the distance runs.
Records started falling In the first
event. Russell Sweet. former Mon
tana sprint star. Cy Leland OF Tex
as Christian University, Georgt
Simpson, Ohio state comet. anc
Eddie Tolan OF the University o.
Michigan, did :37.5 In the 400-yarc
relay TO defeat Leigh Miller o.
Canada. w. B. Legg OF South At
RIGA. E. L. Page OF England anc
Johnny Fitzpatrick Of Canada anc
better the former mark OF :37.S.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
Raw Decision?

RaW Decision.
VALLEY GOLFERS should en-
deavor TO give the Harrington
course a good send-oft. 1t is rated
rs one of the best in South Texas.
THE FIGHT card in the Mata-
moros Square Garden Labor Day
will bring back old memories. The
main event will find Kid Gilbert
again facing Brooks Hooper. Per-
haps you remember the Gilbert
Hooper scrap in Reynosa some two
years ago. The bows milled around
OF q fast pace with Hooper push
ing the fight. Gilbert seemed will
ing TO let Haaper carry the fight TO
him. In the end. the Judges gave
the fight 10 Gilbert.
THE FANS began yelling bloody
murder. For an instant, a dark
cloud threatened To send a brisk
shower Of bottles down upon the
Judges. Hooper partiSans are sim
crying about that decision. Labor
Day he will get an opportunity TO
turn the tables on his fellow San
Antonian.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

CHIEF GEORGE and Johnny
Pickett. generally conceded TO be
tHTownsville's best golfers. will like
W. enter the tournament % be held
over the new HarlinEen munich
pal course beginning Thursday Of
next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

Local fans are waiting TO get
their first glimpse Of the hairy
chester st. Louis Dutch boy. Char
lie Leahman. who appeared here
for the first time last week In "a
nne-fall bout. he became an instant
favorite with the tough" lads who
surround the ringside each Thurs
day night here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

THE BOYS. most Of wnom were
members Of the scrappy little
sGeglet eleven OF last year. surprised
ytsd. Ben, Cal. ct al. BY their growth
This is a never ceasing miracle
which comes yearly TO the coaches
They except to see the youngsters
70 grow, but are surprised en-
they see them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

ALL OF THEM. from Captain
Frank Cortez down, are anxious 70
begin work. They are launching
themselves into the season with en-
thusiasm tina. Irvine and his as
~sociates are glad 10 see. Uniforms
are to be issued Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28
CcuId Not Wait

A GROUP Of old timers have been
practicing for several days already
Among them are Maurice Pipkin
jess Atkins. Possum Bennett. John
Joe Cara. Escobar. Thomas. Pa
checo. Lesser. Placido Gonzales and
others. They have been tossing the
ball around and cavorting up and
down the field in good style. Junior
College practice viii begin after the
high school starts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-28

HURT BATSELL. BrownSville's
leading Skeet shooter. will leave
Friday for Houston where he will
participate In the State shoot ON
be held Sunday and Monday. An
derSon OF WeSlaco, Decker OF is
sion. Arnold OF Donna and possibly
Others also will attend. They will
likely form a Valley team to shoot
in the state championship race. =
warm-uD sessions was held over the
Batscll-Wells course Wednesday ar
ternoon with some fair scores turn
ed in. Although the Valley Eunners
captured the national team shoot
at New Orleans. they will be under
a decided handicap at Houston.
They have not been shooting req
ularly and as a consequence are Off
their games.
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
Art Stone, Not Shire.. Broadcustins

Then from Humphreys the Thirteenth Engineers Band to
be the following Musician
Il have written to before but after reading
the fanatcal rawlings of Mr. Bbrey could not sit STILL Mr.
Blbrey he has been constant fan since 1907 but few
organized baseball
Of the District altogether.
sensible see Goose has been giving
his best Washington. I answer Mr.
Bilbreys comments in regards to dons
gentleman is such FAM he will Gooses
injury was due to his swinging during the spring training But
did he quit hitting when taking o
himself totally by swinging NO. HE DID NOT!
THE gentleman that up q
who would in advance for seats
Mr. Griffith to stand pat But personally do think
that there enough other similarly minded the District
to make very much difference to the revenue Of the club
of course my opinion shouldn't count for only
ordinary soldier way about
IS times during the Goose play have been
doing that for the last five suppose Babe Ruth
got less than 45 home
him to sign contract for about TWO HUNDRED FIFTY
DOLLARS -
Thanking Mr. Miller for bringing this the attention
Of the Washington public"
The Washington times., 1930-03-15
D j B s v { EEP s
DIVIDED

The second block Of the Bill
Wood Duckpin Sweepstakes will be
rolled tonight commencing at 7:30
p. m. On account Of the size Of
the participating field, consisting
Of 118, it will be necessary for 7S
Of them to roll their five games at
King Pin No. 2 alleys, Eighth and
E Streets Northwest, and the re-
naming 40 will be taken care Of
at King Pin No. ! alleys, Four
teenth and Monroe Streets. The
next Saturday the assignment viii
be reversed.
Those scheduled for King Pin
No. this evening:
Adams. Aldridge. Balm, Barnes, Bau-
com, Bladen. Boyd. Bradt, Campbell.
;crawisy. Cross. Dent, Disney, Dorsey.
Dove. Duncan. 4. K. Dwyer, J. J. Dwyer,
Sbersole. Engler. Ertler. Fenton. Fergu-
son. Finley. Fieisheli. Fogerty. Folger
son, Gingell, Goldstein and German.
ALI Others will bowl ut King
Pin No. 2 alleys rs originally
scheduled.
The six leaders going into the
second block tonight are Walter
Watt, Federal League, sos; Frank
p. 1SaacS, Post Office League, sci;
Wesley II. Miltner, Masonic and
Nautical Leagues, 5S6; William A.
Royal, Hiram Team Of Masonic
League, 582; William Zier, Erect
ing Team Of Navy Yard League,
581. and PaSQuale Gerard, Post
Office League, with 573 total. One
pin back Of him Is Arthur l..
kleiSath, Of the same league, who
finished second last year, and the
latter has u similar margin over
the veteran Mike German, Of the
Agricultural Interhureau League.
Pop Evan, in charge of the
sweepstakes event, announces that
an additional prize will be
awarded, making six prizes in all,
to the fortunate ones having the
highest total pinfall over the IS
game route. The first prize will
be 5000, the second $3.50, third
500, fourth SIS, fifth $40, and the
sixth and last $25. Every one Of
the first five prizes is increased
over those handed out last year
when the prize list was $3.50 to the
winner, runner-up 500, third SIS,
fourth $50, and fifth $25.