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The Washington times., 1930-08-01

Reba Kirson=U Upset Net Win
Makes Her Favorite

Reba Kson catapulted Josephine Dunham Of the D.
womens singles tennis championship play the Columbia
Country Club yesterday and thereby establishes herself
potential champion
The Washington times., 1930-08-01

y Commerce ended the first half
schedule in a deadlock with Agri-
culture for second place. The
AggieS are to be met Monday in
- game which will end it all
should Commerce win; also win
the trophy offered by the league
for the Second-place team.
.Teh game Monday, by way Of
explanation, is a regularly Sched.
sQled one for the second half.
but it can't hurt Commences
standing should it be lost by
that team. A win for Agricul.
sture will only necessitate another
game Tuesday or Wednesday to
decide the Second-place trophy
winner, as only a one-ganle play.
off is to be the order of things.
Navy Yard was halted some
what yesterday in its drive for
the Government League pennant
when it lost to the Union Print
iers, 8 to 5. The team is far
Rroin out Of 1t, however. as two
games with Naval Hospital are on
tap In the postponed list of
games existing on the schedule.
n Naval Hospital, i'm the lead
II again by o slim margin, can
strengthen its position by
h winning against Interstate
/ today, which team it plays
II ON, the South ElIipse at Sis
II y. m. Such iS life i'm . great
II city.
The Tile Settlers beat Western
electric yesterday, 6 to S, in an
industrial League game to halt
EAll chances of the latter to over
maui them for the pennant. AS
THE matter now stands all the
Tilemen have to do is to win one
more game and they win clinch
1.-THE second.half banner. They
will have their chance Tuesday
when Holmes Bakery, is listed. on
The West Ellipse at Sis. This is
- postponed game, as was yester-
days clash with Western Elec.
trio.
The Washington times., 1930-08-01
Auction Sales
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 3 SON,
Auetl0peeFN

rRusgEEEgss' n,SyI SAFE Inoo OF E. TWO @Tw9.sToEy Of J
ST, N, w, CORNER ELM ST.
Court of the District Of Columbia, passed
lp Equity Cause, No, 81 $40. the under:
auction. in front of the premises on
WEDNESDAY. THE SIXTH DAY OF
following described land and premises.
situate In the District of Columbia. lO-wit:
Lot n. in Square 30s1. together with the
improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: one.thIrd Of the
purchase money TO be paid In cash. bal:
ance in two equal tnstallments represented
by promissory notes of purchaser. Oay BILE
in one and two years. with interest St ak
per cent per annnm from day Of sale. pay:
able semi i-annually secured by deed of
trust upon property cold. or all cash, ct
optlon. Of purchassr. deposit OF $500 90
veyancinR recording. and notarial fees at
with within thirty days from day Of sale.
sell property at risk and cost of the de-
fauitinE purchaser. after five DAYS adv cr.
publiahed in WASHINGTON. d. G.. MILTON
W. KING, Trustee. Southern Building.
Times: July rs DADS ex Su.
The Washington times., 1930-08-01
LADIES

Can you interview good peoplep Moth
Ing TO sell: my people make from $50 10
800 per week. Call for interview. it's
worth your time I416 Eye st. n. ",
after =. m. Ask for Mr.. Gresser.
The Washington times., 1930-08-01
Farm, Garden, Poultry

Rocks sS11 hundred: best
stock: all-electric hatched. J. B. Henry
shone Falls Church. Va. 34S.
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Miss Betty West, Miss Mildred Blaine
Clarke and Miss Margaret Calvert were
among the debutantes who motored TO
Annapolis for the week end.
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Mrs. Robert Grain has closed her
Summer home IN Maryland and has
gone with her daughter, Miss Eleanor
Grain. debutante Of last season, 70
Baltimore to spend the Winter months.
Miss Margaret Grain, q younger
daughter, will remain in the Capital
while she Is attending school.
Minister TO Hungary and
Mrs. Wright Returning Home.
The United States Minister to Hun
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othy Luckett, Miss Jean Allen. Miss
Barbara Smith, Miss Dorothy Potter,
Miss Phyllis Adelman, Miss Betty Crane,
Miss Meredith Smith. Miss Eleanor
Gambrill, Miss Rosalie Grant, Miss Cor
RE Bowie Clagett. Miss Elizabeth Rees.
Miss Gertrude Classic, Miss Marjorie
Stuart, Miss Kay Smith, Miss Betty
O'Malley, Miss Loisjean Bandyholtz,
Miss Doris Bishop. Mr.. Roland Chey-
ney, Mr. Louis Potter, Mr.. Stephen
Holderness, Mr.. Henry Allen. Mr.. Ell
bridge Church, Mr.. Joseph Thomas,
Mr.. Wayne Larson, Mr.. Manning KIM
mel, Mr.. Thomas Kimmel, Mr. North
rop Church. Mr.. Dudley Digges, Mr..
Richard Thorn. Mr.. James Humphrey,
Mr.. Paul Ward, Mr.. Jack Jones, Mr..
John Palmer, Mr.. Donald Davis, Mr..
Kenneth Frisbie. Mr.. James Graham,
Mr.. Brice Duckett. Mr.. Arthur GAM
brill, Mr.. James Carr, Mr.. Charles Berry,
Mr.. Ross Shearer. Mr.. Daniel B. Lloyd,
jr.; Mr.. Sontag and Mr.. Thatcher
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury
will have with them for the Winter
season Mrs. Harry SyneS Lehr, who
will sail shortly for this country from
Paris.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank w. Baptista en-
tertained at dinner at the Madrillon
Saturday evening on the occasion Of
their first wedding anniversary.
The first of a series of at homes will
be given by the District branch of the
National Woman's party, at Alva Bel
mont House, national headquarters. LA
B street northeast. tomorrow evening.
at $50 O'Clock. There will be musical
program and refreshments. during the
evening. Tables for auction and con-
tract bridge will be arranged. Mrs. Paul
NJ. Lirebarger, the District chairman
of the party, is hostess for the at homes.
Miss Marjorie Ruckman, who recently
returned from New York, is at the
Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hodge of Los
Angeles. are now at the Shoreham Ho-
tel, where they will remain for few
months.
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skeletons and weird witches lent q
gay atmosphere to the Halloween party
at the Kellogg Building of the Garfield
Memorial Hospital. given by the Junior
Group of the Ladies Aid Society, head
ed by Mrs. Henry A. willard, for the
Practitioners Class Of Nurses and In
terneS.
Mrs. Willard was assisted by Mrs.
William A. Morgan, Mrs. wallace M.
thy Nokes, Miss Lee, Miss Virginia
Greene and Miss Lois Russell of the
student nurses. Receiving with Mrs.
Willard were Mrs. Cabot Stevens, presi-
dent; Mrs. Eugene z. Woodson, vice
president and chairman of the Internes
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Mrs. John n. Magruder, wife Of Lieut..
Comdr. Magruder, will leave Washing
ton November IA for Boston, where she
will remain until after Christmas.
Mrs. Magruder has leased her home
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Knows the Wisdom of
ELIZABETH ARDEN
The sportswoman keeps her skin as
soft and pink and-white as does her
"hot-house" friend, by the judicious use
of the pure cosmetics of Elizabeth
Arden. Before going out, she always
protects her skin with Amoretta
Cream, ST and So.
Comnlete individual Elizabeth Arden Section
With Arden Trcfned SnlespeopIe -StTeet Floor.
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at 2222 Wyoming avenue TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison of The Plains,
Va. She will return and take an apart
ment until April, when she will resume
possession Of her house. Condr. Ma
gruder is on sea duty with the Atlantic
fleet at Hampton Roads, Va.
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SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Hoover Hosts to Cali
fornia Friends at White House
Over Sunday.
Over Sunday.

! gary and Mrs. J. Butler Wright will
arrive In New York Saturday on the
Vulcania and will be at the Ambassador
during their stay in New York.
Mr.. end Mrs. walter Bruce Howe
have gone to Newport, where they will
be at the Pine Lodge.
Former Senator and Mrs. Henry r.
| Lippitt entertained at luncheon yester-
day at their farm in Cumberland, r. I.
Former Senator and Mrs. Joseph 8.
Frelinghuysen entertained at dinner
last evening at Hot Springs, Miss Emily
| Frelinghuysen and her guest, Miss
Elizabeth Walter, and Miss Frelinghuy-
sens fiance, Mr.. H. Edward Bilkey.
Mrs. Margaret Sheridan O'Connell
entertained at dinner at the Wardman
Park Hotel Saturday evening. The
guests were DR.. and Mrs. William A.
Curtin Of Syracuse, N. Y; Mr. and Mrs.
julius Kellar Of New York City, Miss
Julia Teresa Sheridan, Miss Annette
Sheridan, Mr.. William A. Curtin, jr.,
and Mr.. Henry Kellar. DR.. and Mrs.
Curtin and Mr.. and Mrs. Kellar are
passing week at the Mayhower.
Miss Francesca McKenney and her
cousin, Miss Frances Miller, who are
spending the Autumn at Hot Springs.
Va, were guests at dinner last evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. De Gersdorff.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Royal Hol-
combe entertained at dinner last eve
ming at their new villa, at Newport.
They purchased the villa from Mrs.
George Gordon King and have named
the villa, formerly known as the Oak
wood Terrace Villa, Oak Haven.
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar, widow of
Judge Lamar, has returned to Wash
ington and will be at the Mayflower
until the middle of December. Mrs.
Lamar spent the Summer at White
Sulphur Springs and Atlantic City,
She recently was the guest in New
York of Mrs. Valerie Langeloth at her
apartment, at the Savoy-Plaza, and
was guest in her box at the opening
Of the Metropolitan opera season, Mon
day, October 81.
Mrs. c. c. Calhoun who has been
spending the Summer on the West
Coast returned to washington for q
brief visit and left again yesterday for
Los Angeles, where she is working on
q historical scenario. This will keep
Of the Winter, though she expects to
return for a visit in midseason.
Mr.. Calhoun is remaining in WASH
ington on account of his business here,
but will live in the city, renting Ross
dhu for the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. StoteSbury
will have with them for the Winter
season Mrs. Harry Symes Lehr, who
will sail shortly for this country from
Paris.
Mrs. Arthur Hachten and Mrs. Yer
non w. Clapp viii be joint hostesses at
tea to be given at the home OF the
latter, on Sixteenth street, today in
honor Of Miss Edith Finney,, whose
marriage to DR.. c. T. Ryland will take
place November is.
Mrs. John n. Magruder, wife Of Lieut..
Comdr. Magruder, will leave Washing
ton November IA for Boston, where she
will remain until after Christmas.
Mrs. Magruder has leased her home
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where he will be for two weeks before
leaving for the Pacific Coast.
Col. S. M de Loire, q. s. A., re-
tired, and Mrs. de Loire, who make
their home in Paris, are expected IN
Washington the last Of this month,
which will be their first visit in five
years. When in Europe they spend
much time in motoring and have toured
practically every European country that
has good roads.
Capt. Joseph p. McCrink entertained
Halloween party at his residence, on
Garfield street, Woodley Park.
The National Geographic Society will
entertain at a dinner Wednesday eve
ming at the Willard Hotel.
Mrs John c. Roth of Annapolis has
come to Washington and taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel for
the Winter.
Garfield's Nurses Revel With
HobgoblinS at Halloween Party.
Grining jack-o'-lanterns. jumping
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at 2222 Wyoming avenue to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison Of The Plains,
Va. She will return and take an apart
ment until April, when she will resume
possession Of her house. Comdr. Ma
gruder is on sea duty with the Atlantic
fleet at Hampton Roads, Va.
Lieut.. Howard L. Young of the naval
air station, Pensacola, Fla, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Schmedegaard of Daniels Park, Berwyn,
Md. Lieut.. Young is formerly Of Wash
ington.
The Army and Navy Club was the
scene OF a very pretty reception at noon
Friday, following the ceremony at IL
o'clock Of DR.. John Holmes Trinder and
Miss Katherine Lotte Leber, q niece OF
Herr Prof. Felix Lohns, who occupies
the chair Of bacteriology at the Uni
versity of Leipzig, Germany, where the
bride received her education.
The bride was given in marriage by
DR.. John w. Burke and was attended
by Mrs. Lillian B. Whitmore. Mr.. Jo-
seph Stein attended as best man. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. Henry H. Ranck of Grace Reformed
Church.
After honeymoon at Atlantic City
and Philadelphia, DR.. and Mrs. Trinder
will be at home at Tilden Gardens.
Guests at a wedding luncheon at the
club included. besides the immediate
wedding party, DR.. and Mrs. Lewis C.
Ecker, DR.. ana Mrs. A. B. Bennett, DR..
and Mrs George Dewey, DR.. and Mrs.
B. w. Leonard, DR.. and Mrs. Lyman B.
T1bbetts, Lieut. Col. and Mrs William
Hart, Maj. and Mrs. James E. Baylis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Perkins, DR..
and Mrs. George Tribe, DR.. o. c. Footc,
Miss Annabel Bird and the Rev. and
Mrs. Calvert E. Buck.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gates had
as guests for the week end Mr.. Gates
niece, Miss Jane Carey Folk of Nash
vile, Tenn, and Miss Rosa Freeman
OF New Orleans, La, both of whom are
attending Hollins College, at Hollins, Va.
Lieut.. Paul C. Warner of the naval
air station at Hampton Roads, Va. is
at the Carlton for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Bertram F. stowell of
Fa1rhaveI, Mass, were at the Dodge
Hotel over the week end, accompanies
by Miss N. M. Stowell and Miss MARY
De P. Tappan.
Judge and Mrs. A. F. st. Sure of
Oakland, Calf, are spending several
days at the Carlton.
The Women's Association of the Cleye-
land Park Congregational Church will
mold its annual bazaar and dinner in
the Sunday school room of the church
November 20. The bazaar, which is in
charge Of Mrs. Morris Wampler. will
begin at 10 am. and continue until 10
pm. The dinner, which will be under
the direction of Mrs. Guy Saffold, will
be held from $50 until 1880 pm, Those
in charge Of tables and booths are as
follows: Mrs. John Whitman, gifts; Mrs.
w. G. Hoyt, handwork; Mrs j. H. Fish
back, aprons; Mrs. Sidney Bishop.
infants and small children's clothes;
Mrs. Robert Wilson, homemade foods;
Mrs. Leo Brooks, candies; Mrs. B.
Yung-Kwai, ported plants; Mrs. Carrie
Ruoff, dolls, books and toys; Mrs.
Severn, grabbag, and Mrs. Surface,
fish pond.
Mrs. s. s. Richard is at the new
Shoreham Hotel, where she will make
her home this Winter. She is accom-
panied by her son, Mr.. Everett Richard.
Senior Liborio Justo Of Buenos Aires,
a. -
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Committee; Miss Anna Southland
Larner, treasurer OF the Junior Aid, and
Miss Justine Corby, chairman Of the
Library Committee of the Ladies' Aid
of the hospital.
An original program Of broadcast
ing" was presented. with Miss Dorothy
Nokes as radio announcer" Among
those who took part in the entertain
ment were Miss Ina Atkins, Miss Kath-
crime Maislall, Miss Virginia Greene,
Miss Lois Russell and Miss Maupin
Levers, and groups OF weird-looking
ghosts" unprecedented by nurses who
had been chosen by Miss McWhortes,
superintendent Of nurses.
The grand march was led by Mr..
Henry A. Willard with Miss Anna
Southland Larner, and Mr.. Cabot Stevens
with Mrs. Z. Z. Woodson. Mrs. Stevens
and Miss Corby acted as judges for the
costumes and awarded the prizes to
Miss lola Hall and DR.. william McFaui.
jr., for the most interesting and orig
inal.
New rooms for the work Of the social
service department arranged by the
Ladies' Aid were open for inspection.
and the entire first floor Of the Kellogg
Building Is available for the work and
functions of benefits by this group and
the student nurses, for whose pleasure
and comfort the junior aid group was
organized.
Miss Harriet s. Lloyd. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel B. Lloyd Of Prince
Georges County, entertained a large
number OF her friends at Halloween
dance Saturday at her Maryland home,
Buena Vista. The guests from Wash
fV1U f0v1 and xAnfS,ffsy fNalUAnA NRl.- 49,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, who have
been in New York for a short time. viii
return to their home at the end of this
week.
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Mrs. s. s. Richard Is at the new
Shoreham Hotel, where she WITH make
her home this Winter. She is accom-
panied by her son, Mr.. Everett Richard.
Senior Liborio Justo Of Buenos Aires,
Argentina, is at the Chastleton Hotel,
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.HE President and Mrs. Hoover
had as their guests over Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Marion


had as their guests over Sunday,
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Marion
i williams of Palo Alto, Calf.
A box has been reserved for
The President and Mrs. Hoover for the
performance of Subway Express" this
evening in the National Theater for the
benefit of the Washington Wellesley
Club.
Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley, wife Of the
Secretary of War, and Mrs. Ray Lyman
Wilbur, wife Of the Secretary Of the
Interior, will be among the guests OF
Mrs. George Akerson, wife of the secre-
tary to the President, who will entertain
in her box at the performance. Others
in the company will include Mrs. Yer
non Kellogg.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Will
liam De Witt Mitchell will be guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Rugg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sisson In a box
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hunt will occupy
q box. Additional patronnesses for the
performance include Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose, Mrs. Wilson Compton and Miss
Jean D. Cole.
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yesterday wnen the New Orleans
Pelicans defeated them 8 to Z. The
pitcher for the winners was Belve
Bean, who vas recently farmed ou;
70 them By the Indians.
Bob Burke and Myles Thomas
were chosen 70 do the pitching fo-
the Senator's today in the second
game OF their series with the Braves
at Charlotte, n. q. Ed Brandt and
Bruce Cunningham were mound
selections for the Boston team. En-
route TO Washington for the open
Ing Of the season there. the SEN
ators Will maet the Braves at Win
stOn-Salem tomorrow. at Norfolk
Wednesday and at Richmond
Thursday.
Some extra base hitting Is glad
dening the heart Of Manager Heinie
Wagner OF the Red Sox.
Russ Scarr!tt, left fielder. has hi.
safely six times IN the last l3 times
az bat, including two home runs
and a triple. Phil Todt. back IL
the game az first base. cracked ont
two home runs and a double in
five times A. bat in yesterday
game here.
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GOOD FIGHTS
ARE ON CARD
Fields to Meet Freeman;
Dundee Battles
Lawless

NEW YORK, April 7.-tP- Jack
'e Fields. Los Angeles holder of the
worlds welterweight championship
who manages TO keep fairly busy
plying his trade without risking his
title often. is scheduled for a 70
round non-title bout at Cleveland
tomorrow night against Tommy
Freeman Of Erie. Pa. Freeman has
a record impressive rather for its
length than the calibre Of his OPP
ponentS, although draws with Cor
lila Jones and Andy Divori are on
his 1929 list. In 90 battles listed. he
has scored SO knockouts and has
been knocked out but once, and
then by the current champion. Joe
Dundee.
Dundee, who lost the title to
Fields. appears at Lochester. N. ~,
tomorrow against Bucky Lawless Of
Syracuse in a ten rounder.
Primo Camera of Italy takes his
huge frame TO Los Angeles tomor-
row night. seeking his fourteenth
successive knockout. His opponent,
Neil Clisby. Riverside. Calf. r\ro,
will have TO concede the usual 60
or 10 pounds to the ambling Alp.
He weighs an even 200 pounds Like
most of Cameras opponents In his
"fungo hitting tour. Clisby has no
important triumphs or his record.
Jimmy Braddock. Jersey City
light heavyweight meets Billy Jones
of Philadelphia TONIGHT over the
route al Philadelphia.
Toni Canzoneri. former feather
weight champion who is climbing
YEARLY up the lightweight ladder
after his setback al the hands of
Jack kid Berg. meets Frankie la
Fay Of Troy. N. ". in a t%en-round-
or at the Broadway e tomorrow.
Raw Miller. flashv Chicago light
WEIGHT. tackles Eddie KObpy az De-
Friday.
Bud TAYLOR. featherwe!ght ter
or from Terre Faute. Ind. meets
Paul Wangley Of MINNEAPOLIS In the
ALTERS home town FRIDAY. On the
came nirht King Tut or Minne1Ocl-
Is and Bruce Flowers. New Rochelle
y. =. Nero hook M for = nro~1i7-
ny lightweight battle at Milwaukee
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CBy The Associated Press)

$500
Almost summary sunshine during
the weekend left the Texas lea
guers warmed up Monday. impatient
to wade through their few remain
ing exhibition games before toeine
the line Wednesday to start the
pennant race.
Dallas Steers and 81. Paul Saints
were scheduled Monday to play the
third game Of their spring exhibit
ton series. They split the first two
contests.
The Steers will close their exhibit
ton season Tuesday against the
Pittsburgh Pirates. The Steers suf-
fered a Il 10 Z defeat Sunday by
the New York Yankees, who made
q clean sweep in the two-game ser
les.
Cubs Ready
The Waco Cubs closed their ey-
hibiti0n season Sunday with a -
to 3 victory over the East Waco
team. city league champions. East
Waco's defense featured a home run
hv Cotton Franklin with two aboard.
Wordsworth and ZOcllers starred az
bat for the Cubs.
Fort Worth Cats had their final
exhibition game in prospect MOnday
against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The
So. Paul Saints evened the series
with Fort Worth Sunday with a 2
to 6 victory. Paschall OF the visi-
tors socked q home run. Whitworth
worked all the way for the Texas
.CagueTs.
The Pittsburgh Pirates met with
q ) 10 0 defeat at the hands OF Man
ager Joe Schultz's Houston Bluffs.
Allyn Stout. rookie right handler
from Laurel, hurled excellent bali
and his mates hit In timely fashion
Tor the Bluffs.
The Wichita Falls SDudders gave
the Oklahoma City Indians a thor
Ough %trouncing IA to 4 The Spud-
ders smashed out Ia safe hits off
four Indian hurlers.
At Kingsville, SOuthpaw Snow IVY
Inc Kingsville Pioneers held the
san Antonio Indians 70 seven hits
Dut the Texas Leaguers won y t0 D
on errors.
The Beaumont Exporters swept
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lSneclal % The Heraldl

SAN BENITO. April 7-Jinx OF
the Denver Bears continued 70 hold
GOOD over the Dies Moines Demons
and the Bruins beat the visitors
u 70 6 and 3 TO 2 in both ends Of
a double header here Sunday after
noon making a total of five games
Inc Bears have won from the De-
mons out Of six games played.
The Bears continue victorious over
the Demons. the Demons continue
winning owe Wichita, but the Bears
cannot crash the gate against Wich-
ita.
Dan Crowley. first baseman. led
the Bears TO victory in the first
game by getting two home runs and
a single. Both the circuit blows
went v G the left field fence.
Ernie Parker did not do half bad
with a couple OF doubles and a sin
Gle while Joe Granade resumed
where he left off the day he made
his debut BY singing three times.
Two Bears and a Demon were
hurt. Vargas was hit By a foul
tip as nc was going TO bat. Leonard
M.tz was hit on the dogs b. wild
pitches and Becker suffered a split
finger. DR.. A. ID. Shapere, himself
q catcher OF some ability in bygone
DAYS. tended Becker.
IN the second game the Demons
made two tallieS on home runs. one
coming in the fourth and the other
il the fifth. The Bears. who had
tailed in the first on Granades
triple and Metz'S single scored two
more runs In the sixth TO win the
night cap.
THn hnr r.nrnN.
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Hatters and Lions
Split Twin Bill

The Brownsville Hat Makers and
the Mercedes Lions split a double
header here Sunday. the HatterS
taking the morning tilt 81 and
the Lions the afternoon fray So.
The locals won the first game on
r. de Ia Rosa's triple in the ninth
which scared Aldape. Munos.
Brownsville hurler, held the upper
hand over CavazoS IN the morning
game. Sofko Of Fort Brown played
a good game at shortStop and
cracked out q triple in the fourth
inning TO score two runs.
The second game was a hurting
duel between Pumarejo and Schaff-
ner. The Lions took advantage OF
many errors, however, to emerge
victorious.
Schaffner hit a double. scoring
two runs in the eighth inning. but
a fast double later cut down the
Halter scoring threat.