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Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
VALLEY BOXING
FANS S0LTDLY
BEHIND PACHO

Ask local boxing fans about il
and they viii tell you that Dewey
would have licked the Spaniards in
}alf the time required at Manila if
re had Bobby Pacho fighting on his
side, for in these here parts Bobby
is considered just about the best
little piece of fighting machinery
that has come down the pike since
Noah took out his pilot license.
The high opinion is backed up by
facts, for Bobby's IS record in the To-
cal ring is enough to make that three
months old son of his kick hole
in his crib.
However, bold, bad man is on
Bobby's trail and viii catch up
with him Friday night when Kid
Payo of Bakersfield comes to pay
call, not socially but on business
basis. Mr.. Payo's chief desire IS to
knock Bobby s block off and set
him alongside the other victims Of
the Payo kayo.
Poys from the north don't seem to
go so well down here and several
Fresno and Bakersfield world beat
ers have come down TO the desert
enlv to wilt like an ice cream cone
out at Coyote Wells in the good old
GUNNER time. IF Mr.. kayo Payo
can have his lunch hook elevated by
Bill Tackett Friday night he viii
be doing something that many other
good boys have been unable 10 do. !
Bobby s fin, which was bunged |
up in a scrap several weeks ago, !
las healed sufficiently to enable /
him to split the family kindling with
it. Tomorrow he gives it the final
fest by punching holes in con
crete wall, and if he makes hole
in one he will be considered fit for
the fracas the following night.
The directors of the club decided
TO be liberal this week and give the
fans two TO FOUNDERS, so Roamer
Gaines viii duck through the ropes
for a return enga cement with Sam
my Santos who drew with him last
week. At that time the boys were ON
sh, IT time, working only six rounds.
brt they are due TO have longer
day this time unless one or
Ihe other bites the dust before the
|iinit.
sHe still slaps,'' say the fans,
Homer S chief failing. He ,
Tad better not slap Friday night, fot :.
Ihis boy Santos, slow as he was in
starting last week, is able to put
stuff on his bunch OF
ives when he sends it travelling to-
ward his opponent. Homer and Sam
ny are pretty well matched, and the
'ans should be able to sit back in
comfort and watch a nice little
party.
Another valley favorite will take
care of one-half of the special six /.
rounder when Andy Brooks. other
wise the Deacon, answers the bell.
The other half will be in the hands
Of Pat Yangco, the full grown Fill
piro, who already has a decision 4,
1ver the Deacon, and several over l
the Deaeon's cousin, Andy Arm
strong. The Deacon can hit when he
lands one, and while PAT messed
him up plenty in their last meet
ng, Brooks figures 10 change the
rerdict this tinie. r
This weeks window cards were Il
nut little premature so that they t
Row Vincent Solsno and Carl Hager
n the opener. This bout will be 3,
aved for future date. The opener q
sill display Lorenzo Reyes and Ed g
e Garcia. This bout may be shy =
II science, but it will have enough k
;ght in it to start the card off in =
ie right direction k
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
COUPLE UNDER ARREST

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 9. UP
II. +. Lowell and Mrs. Eleanor Low
ell were arrested here today on a
warrant from Whittier, Calf, au-
thorities, charging them with a fel-
e1y. The couple was apprehended
at a local garage.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
PosTMASTERS NAMED

WASHINGTON, April 9. W.D :
President Hoover today sent the
following nominations for postmas-
ters to the senate: Pasadena, Calf,
William f. Knight; San Jose, Calf,
John X. Chace.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09

able to resume his work of coach
ing the Notre Dame football team.
After two months of rest in Florida,
Rockne said he expected to receive
the Mayo Brothers advice and fol-
low it to get in shape for the foot
ball season.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-04-09
RocKNE CoNsULTs DOCTORS

CHICAGO, April Q. U.P)-Knute
R0ekne was on his way to the MAYO
Brothers clinic today to receive doe
tons advice On how. soon he will be
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
FIGHT CARD
TO Be Held

Boxing will come back to the
Valley once more Monday night
when well known bat:lers will sling
the padded mitts at each other in
the Matamoros Square Garden
arena. Three of the boys on the
card. Brooks hcoper. Cullen Red.
and Vernon Grimes should pack
the customers in. They are color
ful boys whom fans have seen In
action here before.
Hooper will meet Kid Gilbert in
the main event scheduled for 10
rounds. The last time these boys
met in the Valley Gilbert got the
pod and the fans almost stormed
the ring. Hooper will get his
chance to get even Monday night.
Cullen Red. Harlingen football
luminary, will take on Newsboy
Firpo OF San Antonio in the eight
round semi-windup. Red has a large
Valley following which will be
sorely disappointed If he doesn't
AXE the NewSboy's measure.
Babe Parker. a flashy performer,
will meet Juan Gomez in the next
six rounder. Parker looks like a
champion over the short distances.
The two prelims will see Kid Nc
Coy meeting Speedball Lanley and
Vernon Grimes taking on Tex Mex
Pampo. A negro battle royal will
raise the curtain.
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RACES MONDAY
AT HARLINCEN
Special to The Heraldl

A4& $500
HARLINGEN, Aug. 29.-Acccrd-
ing TO the program and the entry
list the auto races at Fairpark
here Monday promise to exceed
any yet presented in the Valley.
Modified stock cars OF all types
have been entered and the track Is
IN first class condition, consider
able work on reconditioning II
having recently been completed.
The last auto program here was
n March when Glenn Chaplin of
san Benito won the sweepstake.
Chaplin has entered the races here
Monday and promises hard COM
petition for other entrants which
include some excellent drivers. one
OF these is -Leadtce' Allen. a
professional who races on Oklahoma
and Texas tracks. He is a favorite
on his home grounds where he is
known. This Is TO be Aliens first
appearance in the Valley.
One Of the big features OF the
program Is to be q women's race
against time between Miss Daisv
Frazee of Indianapolis, Ind. and
Mss Ines Wilson of Harlineen,
These two young ladies are Md
TO be good drivers and viii do their
best to establish a new time record
for others TO shoot al.
Time trials are to begin at 1880
ana the regular racing program
Will get underway promptly at 2
O'Clock. The races will be three
events of is. 20 and Is miles besides
the women's race.
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ENGLISH HIT
BY BAD LUCK

DETROIT, Aug. 30.-tP-The III
luck that has logged every attempt
during the last ten years to beat
Gar Wood IN a Harmsworth speed
beat race followed the British
challenger sponsored by Miss Marion
Barbara Carstair into the first heat
OF the worlds hydrop,ane classic
today, and Wood won the heat
throtled down.
just as Bert Hawker, driving
EStelle v. the second of the two
British c~hallengers. seemed about
to overtak6 Wood In hi -s
America TX. at the start e
third Of the six five-miIe la. a
broken feed line forced him off the
course Hawker had been the last
Of the five competing craft to get
started and by a terrific burst of
s.eed had drawn TO within almost
= beats length nf Wood starting
the third lap. He was clicked at
78-547 statute miles or hour when
the breakdown occurred
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GRUNTS MEET
MONDAY NIGHT
Waters and Brown Clash In
15-E1und Affair Al
Herlingen
Especial TO The HeraldD

HARLTNCEN. Aug. 30- Fifty
dollars III forfeit money has been
nosted by Cowboy Teddy Waters
and bv Pete Brown for their Is
round finish match Monday night
in the Pair Park arena here. which
will he fer the title III Nc-ico's
champion mailman.
Promoter Chesty StcDhens H.
announced that Brown has agreed
70 post his championship belt for
this bout. which will be the head
liner Of a big Labor Day wrestling
program in the arena here, Ste
Dhens was busy today lining up the
other bouts OH the card. lie said
that ail would be tCr-nct-n men
who an together would make the
program one OF the biggest ver
held in the Valley.
The i5-round distance has been
chosen because Brown and Waters
have met twice previously over the
l0-rCund distance. and the shorter
period was found too brief for a de-
Cisi0n to We reached. Both met
have lots or endurance and
strength but the longer time should
result in one wearing the other
down to the right size for rubbing
his shoulders onto the mat.
Forfeit UD
Waters insisted on the forfeit
money being posted, seemingly hav-
ing the idea that Brown might not
show up for the figf These two
just naturally don't ~ each other.
They have met before and want TO
have matters settled once and for
all. With both men entering the
fight feeling rs they do ID may not
continue even for 10 rounds as they
speed and top heat all the wav.
An incident occurred In Prcmot-
er Stephens office at Corpus Chris
Il this week which showed the feel
ing between the two. Waters was
seated in the office. Brown came
20 the door 10 see Stephens. saw
that Waters was there. and turned
around and went back down the
hail. He said he wouldn't 60 near
the place while that fake cowboy"
was In there. Waters language
when he heard OF 1t proved that he
must be "a cowboy or must have
played around with the cow-prod-
t IS several times.
The Labor Day crowd viii be
augmented by Harrington Lions, for
whom the program viii be a bene-
fit.
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New League Will
Be Opened Sept. 2

SAN BENITO. Aug. 3O.-A new
bowling league will be formed at
the Capitol bowling alley under the
management OF Victor Mertz, II has
been announced
"A ten-pin league Is now under
way with four teams entered Gist
Pharmacy. j. G. Penney. Capitol
alley and Cook Service station are
counted in.
The league viii get under v--y
next Tuesday and viii continue un-
I'll Dec. "a when prizes will be a.
warded. Prizes have been an
nounced as $50. $40, $50 and $50 for
first. second. third and fourth.
Besides offering these prizes. the
Capitol alley is offering a SO prize
for high 3 game team total. a S.
high single team total. S. indi nd
ual three game total and s. in.
dividual totaS
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COACHES WILL
STUDY RULES
Glass { Mentors to Hold
Meeting IN Harrington
Tuesday Night

Coaches in the Cameron county
Glass &C" football league will hold
a meeting at the Madison hotel IN
Harrington 8 p. m. Tuesday for q
discussion OF the new rules.
Spite Clarke. well known Valley
official, win meet with the coaches
and go over the change in rules.
Seven smaller schools Of the
county have banded themselves
into a C" league and will run off
a championship with each team
playing at least five games.
Schools in the league are as fol-
lows:
Sept. 10
Los Fresnos az Highland.
Sept. 26
Rio Hondo az Los Fresnos.
Lyford at Santa Rosa mon
league).
Highland at Raymondville mon
league).
Oct. 3
Los Fresnos at Santa Rosa.
Rio Hondo at R~angerville.
Oct. 10
FL Jardin at Rio Hondo
Highland al Santa Rosa.
Rangerville at Stuart Place.
Oct. IL
Santa Rosa az Rio Hond0.
I'll Jardin al Los Fresncs.
Oct. "
Rangerville at It'll Jardin.
Oct. 81
Rangerville at Los Fresnos.
Stuart Place at Rio Hondo.
Nov. :
Santa Rosa al RangerVille.
III Jardin an Highland.
Nov. IA
Santa Rosa al I'll Jardin.
Stuart Place AZ los Fresnos.
Nov. 81
Rangerviile at Los Fresnos.
Stuart Place ar T' Jardin.
Ncv. 27
Stuart Place at Santa Rosa
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llt mo 1IdlluG tdliey dSGDd
league will close shop for the season
after q two-day stand Sunday and
Monday. San Benito and Harlingen
are certain to finish one-two and
the only remaining race is for
third place with McAllen. Rio
Hcndo. Brownsville and La Feria in
the running.
The good games Sunday look
the Brownsville Harlingen
engagement at Harrington and the
double-header at San Benito.
Cleaning off his slate. Lew will
liams will take on both Mission and
Rio Hondo at San Benito Sunday.
Monday there are only three
Games scheduled and two OF these
lock- good. Brownsville will take on
Mission at Mission and Rio Hondo
IS scheduled to travel TO La Feria
for an engagement. This last tilt
NAV have much TO do with who oc-
cupies the third berth at the end
Il the season.
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SAN ANTONIO. Aug. 30-tPp-
Seven runs In the sixth inning.
during which seven Indians came
to bat before n man was retired.
gave San Antonio an 8 to 4 vic
tory over the league leading Fort
orth Panthers tonight. The game
was long and featured by a ten
minute argument during the Indian
rally, yer whether Heath's double
that hit the fence was fair or foul.
The umpires said fair. Thormahlen
passed out OF the picture and Hard
away. who relieved him. Jared lit
tie better In the Indians sixth in
ming uprising. The Indians scored
again in the seventh and the Cats
counted twice In the eighth and
again In the ninth 10 add three 10
their single tally In the third
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ADAIR TO PLAY
IN $. AMERICA

MACON. Ga. Aug. 30-lRl-
Led by Paul Richards. Texas
pitcher. eight members OF the
Macon club OF the South At
lantic baseball league and three
other players will sail from New
York October ID for South
America and a series Of games
with native teams. One Of the
players going along is Jirmy
Adair. old schoolmate of Rich
ards. and now a shortstop on the
Denver team.
approximately three months
will be spent In South America.
The tour will be ended when a
picked squad OF the baseball
team will try its hands az bas-
ketball and Sleet native teams
In exhibition contests The play
ers will return home around
January ID.
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Grid Chiefs Gather
Al Houston Meet

DALLAS. Aug. 30-P- Along
with the ducks. geese and other
migratory fowl. the southwest's
football folk are drifting southwark
tonight. harbingers Of an early grid
season.
From the far corners OF the state.
coaches. officials and the inevitable
p%urveyors Of sporting paraphernslia
%converged on Houston for the an
nuai preseason pow WOW. The
meeting proper was not scheduled
until Monday. but most OF the boys
planned to be on the ground to-
morrow 10 talk things over.
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BEAUMONT, Aug. 30-tPl- Nc
Clanahan's hefty homer over the
left field wall in the tenth inning
gave Shreveport a z TO 6 victory
over Beaumont Exporters this af-
ternoon, their second In as many
days over the Bakermen. The Ex-
porters trailed most Of the way I'M
til the eighth. when a three-run
splurge gave them a 6 10 8 tie score
and forced the game into extra
innings. Ernie Holman smacked out
a pair OF homers.
Shreveport ...... 022 900 10 1T
Beaumont ........ 100 200 030 O-6
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Lacquer Is
Sold TO Pale Hose

DALLAS, Aug. 30-(Pp-Bob Tar
Teton, vice-president and business
manager of Dallas of the Texas
league, announced today the sale
OF Hughie Willingham, infielder and
outfielder. TO Chicago Of the Amer
lean league for a cash sum and two
ball players to be selected later.
Willingham. considered n Of the
longest and most dangerous hitters
in the Texas league. came TO Dal-
las from Little Rock OF the South
ern association as a third baseman.
but has been used at shortStop and
In the outfield. He i q years old.
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Steers Win

WACO. Aug. 3O-tP1-Early in
ring home runs proved the undo
ing of Bill Harris in the opening
game Of the series here tonight be-
tween Dallas and Waco. the Steers
winning 8 10 5. In the first inning
Taitt got a homer with two on and
IN the second. Short led OFF with r
homer. Speer OF Waco got a homer
with one on in the fourth. while
in the 5th. Murray and Cotter hit
home runs for three more Dallas
scores. Speer hit another homer
with n on in the sixth. Harris hit
4 homer for Waco In the EIGHTH.
Dallas -.......... 31n nan nn1-s
Waco ............ 900 202 OlO-5
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Stars VS.. Bluffs
Especial 10 Tie Heraldl

ILTtIIlI 70 TIE Herald
PHARR, Aug. 30.-The San Benit0
All-Stars. composed mostly or
Brownsville players. will take on
the Pharr Buffaloes here Sunday.
The All-Stars have won eight
straight games and hope TO make
II nine today. Last Sunday they
shut-oUt the Harrington Red Ants
twice. The All-Stars win use
Submarine Martinez In the box
Bluffs plan to use Flores and Cue
IRA for their battery.
A return game is scheduled to be
r'avcd In Browniville 3 p. m.
Labor Day. according 70 Manager
Jimmie Garcia.
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Bluffs Fall

HOUSTON. Aug. 30-LP1- Earl
Caldwell bested Allyn Stout here
tonight and Wichita Falls beat
Houston. 3 to !. ina great mound
duel. Stout allowed four hits while
Caldwell gave UP only three. Lev
ey's single and Storti's double turn
ed the tide in the ninth. Catcher
Funk was chased from the game In
the ninth by Umpire Golfer.
Wichita Falls ...... 600 Ol0 002-3
Houston .......... 100 900 000-1
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SAINTS READY
FOR z GAMES
BY JACK

SAN BENITO. Aug. 31.-The San
Benito Saints. Valley league cham
pions. will take their bow here Sun
day afternoon when they take on
Mission and Rio Hondo In a bar
gam pill Rio Hondo has hopes or
trimming San Benito with her
strong battery OF Kachtik and Hall.
Ok Darby, stellar Saint twirler.
left yesterday morning for Cal5-
well, Tex. where he will be head
coach during the coming year. Last
year Darby lost the district foot
ball title by a 20 score. This year
he exrects to have one OF the strong
est elevens in that section. Ok re-
csived his degree from San Marcos
Teachers college.
Since Darby's departure. 10 IS
likely that Wallace will work the
first game against Mission and
Garrett will work against Rio Hondo.
Garrett is n of the most promise
Ing pitchers In the Valley. He had
several offers for professional try
outs this season but he has decided
TO continue his education. TINY will
attend Rice Institute this fan. For
q while he was considering enter
ing the University OF Texas.
Clifford Burgess. a newcomer
from Hale Center. has reported TO
Coach Grady Reynolds. Murgess. q
brother 70 Hershel. who played full
back for Dana x. Bible al "A. a. M.
IS said 70 BE- "a triple threat per-
former.
Although little Bill Sloan only
weighs i3l pounds. San Benito FAM
are expecting great things Of him.
With 10 pounds mere OF beef, Billy
would be the nswer TO N coaches
prayer
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Browns Win

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3O-CP)-The
ST. Louis Browns scored two runs
IN the ninth to knot the count and
then defeated the Detroit Tigers IN
The thirteenth inning 8 to D, here
today to make a clean sweep Of the
series Of four games.
Chad KimSey. who relieved
Roland Stiles on the mound in the
eight inning, allowed the Tigers
but II run and three hits in the
last six frames and started the
Browns off in scoring in the ninth
and came home with the winning
run IN the 18th.
Lou Blue accepted twenty chances
at first base without a dobble.
Gehringer and McManus hit home
for Detroit.
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GAME STANDS

FORT WORTH, Tex. Aug. 3d.
R-Reversal Of the decision that
allowed a protest claimed by
wichita Falls against Beaumont.
was announced by league president
j. Alvin Gardner, president Of the
Texas League. in a long distance
telephone message 10 the Star
Telegram tonight.
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VALLEY LOOP
In LAST LAP
Double Header Sunday Al
San Benito; Broncs
Play Harrington
VALLEY LEAGUE
Games SUNDAY

Brownsville at Harlingen Um-
pires-Houff and Wilder).
Mission and Rio Hondo at San
Btnito.
La Feria at Raymondville John
son and Pope).
McAllen at Donna Drucke and
Emery.
Labor Day
HarNngen at Raymondville Em-
cry and Wilder).
Rio Hondo at La Feria Eckhoff
and Hauff).
Brownsville at Mission briggs
and JOhnson).
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BOSTON. Aug. 30-R Lefty Grove
won his 22nd game Of the season as
the worlds champion Athletics
Swamped the lowly Red Sox IL 10 0
here today. Grove held the Red Sox
TO 6 hits. no two Of which were made
In the same inning, and he struck
out eight batters. The Athletics
found the Boston brand Of pitching
served up by CASTOR. Russell and
Bushey to their liking. All except
Grove hit safely az least nee and
Bishop and Boley each got three.
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Rally Wins

CLEVELAND. Aug. 30-Pp-A
ninth-inning rally for three runs
gave the Cleveland Indians a z to
s win over Chicago in the final
game Of the series here today.
Braxton's wildness and a tumble
BY Cissell started the upset. With
one out, Fonseca and Porter
walked. Averill struck out. Fonseca
scored on Cissell's tumble Of
Morgan's tap. Lyons took up the
burden and nearly caught Morgan
off first but Porter scored on the
play and Morgan reached second.
Hodapp's single brought in Morgan
-usAA H. .r-tnnA-r -
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WESTBURY. NJ. ", Aug. 30.-tP
witt the opening Of the series
for the international Polo Cup just
a week off. Captain Tommy Hitch
cocks American Varsity" four to-
day gave its worst exhibition OF the
test matches and vas subjected 70
defeat for the first time
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Cats Defeated AS Shreveport
And Wichita Falls Win Out

Brown, Heath. Three base hit, Z.
Moore. Home runs, Hamilton,
Dondero. LeslieJ2. Innings pitched,
by Thormahlen 5. none out in 6th)
A hits, 5 runs. Base on ball. off
Thormahlen 4. Hargrove /, Hard
away 2. Struck out. by Thormah-
len s. Hargroye /, Hardaway 3. Los
ing pitcher. Thormahlen. Left on
base, Fort Worth g.. San Antonio 8
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Runs batted in. Z. Rice, Manush ?,
West 4, Lazzeri 2, Wells, Chapman,
Cronin, Judge 3. II. Rice, Gehrig.
Two base hits. Chapman, II. Rice,
ManuSh. Three base HRS. Myer. E.
Rice, Lazari, Cronin. Home run.
Lazzeri. Stolen bases, ATyer. Chap
man. Sacrifices, Manush. Double
plays. Combs TO Dickey: Lazzeri TO
Chapman to Gehrig: Bluege 70 My
er TO Judge. Larry to Chapman 10
Gehrig. Left on base. New York g.;
washington 9. Ease on balls. of
Ruffing /; Wells 4: johnson !; Jones
4: Brown 3. Struck out. by Wells !:
johnson !; McEvoy L. Jones ];
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Both Philadelphia and Washing
ton, first and second place clubs IN
the American league. won their
engagements Saturday while the
third place Yankees dropped their
engagement.
The Athletics took the measure
OF Boston Ito. while Washington
personally administered \ 1916 drub-
bling TO the %runner-up Yankees.
The other two engagements OF the
day found Cleveland defeating Chi
cago TO and st. Louis taking q 10
inning struggle from Detroit by a 10
count. There were no changes IN
the standings.
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BIG SIX BASEBALL
Nv The Associated Press

Bill Terry showed a vast improve
ment in his batting yesterday and
increased his first place average in
the big six by six points as he had
five hits in as many times at bat
for a perfect day. His mark shot
up to .4O8.
The standing:
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Runs batted in-Sisler 2: Thomp-
son. Klein. Rensa, Richbourg Q.
Collins ?. Two base hits-Brickell 2:
Chatham. Klein. Spohrer. Home
run - Collins. Sacrifices - Rensa.
Spohrer. HitS-off Fraukhouse 4 in
l-3 inning. Cnone out in first: of
Brandt 8 in 7 2-3 innings. Struck
out-bv Brandt /. Collins /. Base
balls-off Farmhouse 1: Collins
4. Double play-Thevenow 10 'Sher-
lock. Left on base-Philadelphia s.:
Boston 2. Losing pitcher-Frank-
house. Wild pitch-Collins.