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GARRETT MAY
ATTEND U. 7.
Dangerous Dam Anderson
Seen Good Football
Prospect
BY JACK

SAN BENTTO., July 29.-Well,
old Tiny" Garrett finally got his
no-hit. no-run game. Tiny. almost
got one about two weeks ago
against the Raymondville team. He
let them down with one scratch hit.
Garrett pitched one of the best
games ever witnessed in the Valley.
This should attract scouts because
this Is a rare feat.
Garrett is well over six feet
weighs about l95 pounds and was
a star athlete az Edinburg Junior
College before joining the Saints.
Garrett Is planning on attending
either Rice Institute or Texas
University. Many would rather see
him go to Texas SO that he could
be under the wing OF uncle Billy
Disch.
Old "Bish" Clements. Saint
shortstop. has one Of the best arms
in the Valley. Clements alone al
most beat the Broncs Fourth OF
July by handling thirteen chances
with out a double. Bishop saved
Garrett Sunday by stopping Les
ser's sizzling grounder. Bishop has
had lots Of experience. He has
played baseball since he was thir-
teen years old. Clements is not
only a sensational fielder but is a
good CONSTANT hitter.
Tuesday night will decide the
leadership Of the Business Mems
League at the Welch-W White Bowl
ing Alley. j. G. Penny and San
Benito Motor company are tied Tor
first place with three wins and no
defeats. A large crowd is expected
70 see these two teams play and
the winner Is picked to win the
first half Of the split season. Last
week J. G. Penny averaged l63 and
the San Benito Motor company l64
Ollie Anderson. better known DO
his friends as Dangerous Dam. Is
planning on having a large football
season this year. Dangerous Dan
: training by setting pins in a Sar
Benito bowling alley. Ollie was one
Of the best backs that San Benito
had last year: But he was handi-
capped BY lack Of weight and exper-
fence. This year, with more ex-
perience. he should stand out. Ollie
is only a Sophomore.
Billie Gilbert. second string man
on the Greyhound team last year
Is expected to give some one O
fight for a position.
Billie could punt a football bet
ter than the regular punter and by
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Mission Rotarians
Name Sub hairmen

0E&lA ~ -
MISSION. July 29.-President
Bill Norris and secretary Claude
ID. Peake gave reports or the Dis
trict Assembly meet at San Anto-
Mo at the meeting OF the local
Rotary club Monday, plans for the
clubs for the coming year were
outlined and Marvin Goodwin
followed with q resume OF various
activities of the Rotary club, In
relation to individual member
ships.
The following chairmen OF sub
committees were appointed by the
president: Homer Smith. club
service; Tom Sammons, vocational
committee; Tracy Card, community
service; Sid Hardin. international
service.
The subcommittee will be res
ponSible this year to the chair
man of the major committee under
whom they work and the major
chairmen will be responsible to
the board Of directors, according
to the plan laid down by the
Rotary international.
The following are other workers
named: Under the club service
committee Classification, Horace
Bishop; educational committee:
Marvin Goodwin, fellowship; Ed
ward Oppenheimer, attendance;
Vernon Hill, publicity; Claude
Peake, under the community SER
vice committee: boys work, Z. w.
Halstead; crippled children, 7. d.
Mayberry; student loan, Roy Con-
way.
Visitors at the luncheon included
Z. "A. Hunter. II. l.. Hunter, Spad
Seymour and r. (. Ham, OF Nc
Allen.
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Craters Defeat
Mercedes 7 TO ]

SAN BENTTO. July 29.-The VAL
lev Box and Crate ball team OF
this city trounced the fast Mer-
cedes Lions IL before a large
crowd here Sunday. The game was
hard fought until the eight inning
when Kitchens weakened after
banking the opposition for seven
frames.
The score was 10 in favor OF tho
Lions and he allowed five Boxers
70 cross the plate. The boxers scored
twice more in the ninth. Martinez
the submarine twirler was in good
form, and allowed the visitors but
three hits.
Roberto de IA Rosa. playing first
Tor the Crasers, got three hits IN
four tries at the platter. H. Skin
ner, playing left field for the
visitors, got two Of their three
blows.
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FIGHTS LAST

(By The Assoc!.ted Press

~ 49,
LONDON-W. l.. CYoung) Strib-
ling. Macon. Ga, knocked out Phil
Scott. England.
NEW YORK-Frankie Genaro,
New York. outpointed Davey Adel-
man. Philadelphia. d0. Eddie
Bull, Jacksonville. Fla, outpointed
Pinkey Silverberg New York, Q0).
JERSEY CITY.-Harry Carolton,
Jersey City. outpointed Babe Her
man. New York, Q0).
CHARLOTTE. N. C.-Dewey Kim
rey. Norwood, N. c.. knocked out
Roy CFather) Lumpkin, Texas. d0).
ROCHESTER N. Y.-Abe Lichen-
stein. Rochester. outpointed Farmer
Joe Cooper, Terre Haute. Ind. d0).
Jackie Horner, Louisville. Ky. out
pointed Jimmy Burns Scotland. co..
CHICAGO-Nisse Ramm. Norway,
outpointed Joe Miller, Chicago, d0).
DES MONIES. Ia.-Eddie Ander-
son, Chicago. stopped Urban Lib
erty. Lake City. Ia. 90. Tiger Roy
Williams Chicago outpointed Charles
Arthurs Boston, u0).
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Cubs Come Back Under Lights to Beat Cats

putting on weight. he should do
even better this Fall. Last year
Billie played against the Browns
vile Eaglets and averaged close to
As yards on every punt.
Rubber" Campbell. Saint third
sacker, Is one OF the best infielders
in the Valley. Rubber Is one OF
the most popular baseball players
in the Valley. Campbell is always
a threat at the bat and he IL
hitting over 300 in the league. Rub
Der has had lots Of professional
experience before joining the San
Benito Saints.
The Valley baseball fans will more
than likely see some outside teams
playing in the Valley before long,
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Last Chance

NEW YORK, July 29.-CP-
Tom Heeney, New Zealand
blacksmith, strikes the come
back trial tonight In a ten
round bout with Gerald (Tuf-
fy) Griffiths, heavy punching
youngster from Sioux City. Ia.
They battle over the ten round
route at the Greensboro Sta
dunn.
Unless he wins or makes a
good showing. the bout may
mark the end Of Heeney's ca
reer. for the New Zealander has
shown little since his terrific
lacing at the hands of Gene
Tunney here two years ago.
Griffith ruled a heavy favorite
in overnight quotations. with
little or no Heeney money in
evidence at any price.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Including games Of July 28..
National League

Batting-Klein. Phillies. .406.
Runs-Klein, Phillies. 80.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phillies,
10.
Hits-Klein. Phillies. l56.
Doubles-ODoul. Phillies. 80.
Triples-Comorosky. Pirates. Is.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs. 80.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, q.
American League
Batting-Simmons. Athletics, 39l
Runs-Ruth. Yankees, l09.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees
1T.
Hits-Hodapp. Indians, l43.
Doubles-McManus. Tigers. 80.
Triples-Reynolds. White Sox. 10
Home runs-Ruth. Yankees. SO.
Stolen b~ases-McManus, Tigers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29
Thurston Solves Robins Hurting Problem

Several challenges have been issued
~ Manager Lew Williams 81 the
San Benito Saints TO San Antonio
and Kingsvilhe mines. Several or
the teams have answered the
challenge and Manager Williams Is
figuring on bringing down some
or the best semi-pro teams out of
the san Antonio territory. We ex-
pect that the Saints could give
most or the team q good battle.
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Sauers Wins
Especial to The Heradl

HARLINGEN. July 2s. Geo.
Sauers retained hts title as middle
weight champion OF the world here
Monday night when he took two out
Of three falls from Walter Stratton.
AS is SO often the case. the title
claimant won the first and third
falls over the Pittsburgh strong boy.
Stratton used his strength TO butt
Sauers in the m~id-section. not pay
ing much attention TO a new ear he
recently had attached
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SORE GUNS

Only n bottle LETO'S PYOR-
RHEA REMEDY Is NEEDED to con-
vince anyone. No matter how Dad
your case. get a bottle. use as di-
:ected, and II you are not satisfied
druggists will return your money.
CiSneros Drug Stores. adv.
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- The
TEXAS LEAGUE
Mondays Results

Shreveport at Houston, night
game. .
Dallas at San Antonio, night
game.
Fort Worth at Waco, night game.
Wichita Falls and Beaumont, of
day.
Tuesdays Schedule
Shreveport at Houston, night
game. ..
Dallas at San Antonio, night
game.
Fort Worth at Waco, night game.
Wichita Falls at Beaumont.
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Standing Of the Club.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mondays Result

Brooklyn 2; Boston o.
New York 5; Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 3-5; Cincinnati 2-3.
Only games scheduled.
Tuesdays Schedule
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia az New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cta~Is~r 1g A. Ef
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LITTLE SAINO ROcHA flashed
the only good bit Of BAH shown by
ne Broncs Sunday. He struck out
Taylor. Garrett and Campbell in the
eighth frame. IN addition. he made
: pair Of clean steals on Hearn,
Saint catcher.
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NINTH RALLY
Wins CONTEST
Waco's Night Play Likely
To Stand AS Record
In Texas Loop
By GAYLE TALBOT,

&&@
Like a fish getting back into its
favored element after a ~disagreeable
experience on land the night-prowl-
ing Waco Cubs came back under the
arcs last night to square their series
with the Fort Worth Cats and re-
duce the Spudders' advantage to a
half game. The Prattmen, a sec
ond -division outfit in the sunlight.
have established a record of vic
tories by floodlight that might new
err be equalled in the Texas league.
Another Of their typical ninth
inning rallies skinned the Cats last
night, 8 to z. Pet drove in the
tying run with a triple and old
George Bischoff put the finishing
touches on his ex-mates q few min
uteS later, when, with the bases
crammed, he blazed a double
against the boards. The Cub
backstop previously had connected
for two singles and a home run.
For a ma supposed TO have out
lived his baseball usefulness, Bisch-
off is proving a lively corpse.
Russell Brancheau. but recently
returned to the active list, did an
other swell job Of relief hurting TO
make the Waco victory possible.
After the Cats had disposed Of Stein
in the seventh. he went in TO hold
the visitors ~sc.-eless the last two
innings and get credit for his third
win within a week.
Thomas Win
Home runs by Gene Moore and
Willingham, each with d man on
base, proved decisive in the Dallas
Steers 8 to 6 triumph over San
Antonio. The win broke a three
game reverse streak for the herd.
Moore'S four Dagger was one OF the
longest ever hit in the spacious
Alamo orchard. clearing the score
board in center field. Walt Tausch-
er went the route for the Steers and
was effective in the pinches.
Branch Hickey, president OF the
parent st. Louis Cards, and some
5000 assorted Houston fans saw
Tony Kaufman, former big league
pitcher. make a successful come
back on the mound as the Bluffs
made IL two straight from Shreve-
port. 4 to /. Kaufman. who lost
his effectiveness four or five years
ago and has been outfielding ever
since, held the Sports 70 four hits
and BANKED them for six frames.
after which George Payne took
over the task and finished up.
The Spudders were idle. having
played a double header at Beau
mont Sunday.
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OF the Clubs
LEAGUE
Mondays Results

Cleveland Z; Detroit 6. ?
Philadelphia 6; New York <
Chicago 6; St. Louis 5.
Only games scheduled.
Tuesdays Schedule
Chicago az St. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia.
Only games scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

TINY" CARPETS head. more
han his arm. enabled him to
achieve his perfect game. without
using much stuff. Garrett put them
where the Broncs didn't want them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

SPEAKING OF freak contests.
doesn't 1t seem peculiar that no one
has promoted a sleeping marathon.
Eustaquio is in the pink OF condi-
ton and eager to enter such a con-
test.
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VETERAN NOW
GOING GREAT
Big Right Handler Holds
Boston to Two Hits,
No Runs
By ORLO ROBERTSON.
Associated Press Sports Writer

Back up to the Majors for his
second trial, Hollis Thurston. age
81, has strengthened the National
League Pennant hopes OF Manager
Wilbert Robinson and his Brooklyn
Robins.
With Dazzy Vance pitching only
mediocre ball and the Robins badly
in need OF a good right handler,
Thurston apparently has relieved
Uncle Robby" OF one less worry
as the Robins continue TO show the
way in the hectic senior circuit
race. After waiting until June 90
TO start his first game. the former
White Sox hurler has suddenly
rounded into sensational form.
Thurston lost that first game to
the Cubs but Manager Robinson,
master OF pitches. had faith IN his
big right hand, who went back 10
the Pacific Coast after spending
the years from 1923 TO 1926 with
the White Sox and Washington
july % Hollis started against the
Cards and held them to three his
and no runs.
Yesterday he opened his third
game OF the season against the
Braves and turned III an even more
brilliant exhibition, yielding only
two hits and no runs. Just 90 men
faced the Brooklyn hurler, Maran-
vile. who walked, being thrown
out in a double play. Needless &c
say the Robins won and the score
was ? to o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29
BY Hal EUSTACE
! N m m m N M ND m m NM u

MEXICAN fight
fans are deeply
in debt TO w. l..
Stribling today.
His many jaunts
t through h e
sticks and eau
tiOus manner
yea, even the
Miami dance
are forgotten and
forgiven follow
ing his vicious
X n k put of
Phallin' Phil
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

GEO. DESHA JR.. golfer, rea'tor.
lnancier. city commissioner. IKE
olayer extraordinary and baseball
manager. will take UP another trade
today. This afternoon he will turn
horse doctor. He's going 70 patch up
the spawned Broncs.
IN THIS DAY Of tree and flag
6itting. bicycle riding and air
lying endurance contests.
~ne form 70 which we might
Vcede the all-time cham
Nhe durability Of the
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League Play Tonight

THE Brownsville Business Mems
Bowling league will swing into &C
ton at 8 p. m. Tuesday with Fritz
Schmidt's Cleaners still leading the
circuit. Interest in the league is
gaining foothold and II is likely
that a second league will be open
ed in the near future. The above
mentioned league is sponsored by
the Campbell alley. The Old Rip
alleys, which opened Saturday. are
enjoying a good run Of business.
The open air arrangement and
silent pins are proving a drawing
card. The new alleys are located on
Elizabeth street near the entrance
to Fort Brown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

THE DEBT we W Stribling Is
clearing the black eye the American
fight public received from the
Sharkey-Scott fight. Scott claimed
q foul, but the American public
hooted him down and the referee
ruled against his claim. Back to
England went loads of cablegrams
telling OF the rotten decision given
the English fighter. Many people
across the Big Pond are convinced
70 tbs day that Scott was given a
raw deal by a~ntagonistic. anti-Brit-
ish fans. w. L. showed them last
night that Phil Scott was a poor
excuse for a fighter. He did 1t so
well that the British fans booed
Scott Justly as he left for his
dressing room following the knock
out. Stribling was cheered roundly.
PILLS probably taking a few
treatments in his own beauty shop
today. Didn't you know? Oh. deah
me yes. Phil is conducting a beauty
parlour in London these days. Not
like the old days when they retired
and ran saloons. Phallin' Phil rec
omnends sleep as great aid 70
beauty. He's done it many a time in
the ring before large crowds. This
probably didn't add much to his
profile, but did save II a bit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

ALTHOUGH we have learned u
lesson concerning ballyhooing ball
games following the Bronc-Saint
spectacle here Sunday, We wish to
center your attention on the san
Benito- McAllen game at San Ben
ito Sunday. This should be a good
game and mos certainly is an i'm
portant one. II may prove the key
contest upon which the Valley PEN
nant swings. The Saints are leading
and the Macks are third with Har-
lingen sandwiched in between. On
that day, Harlingen plays at La
Feria. If McAllen and Harrington
were 10 win il would tighten things
I'D considerably. Harlingen McAllen
and San Bento are the only clubs
which have a shot at the title now.
McAllen has played brilliant ball at
times and the Saints have been
going like a house afire all season.
If they are both right Sunday II
should be worth travelling several
miles to see.
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The
Sports


Scott in London last night. Strib-
ling put Scott away in jig time and
there was no doubt as TO his super
iority from the opening clang Of
the bell. The fight was booked for
the European heavyweight crown.
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Not Yet

Not Yet
BILL YODER Harlingen second
sacker now with the White Sox has
not been given a chance 10 break
into the lineup as yet. Well that
is not to be expected with CiSsel,
100000 Pacific coast beauty, doing
the second Sacking for the Pale
Hose. The old heads are giving Bill
the careful once over now before
giving him q chance.
TINY GARRETT. San Benito
hurler, gave Brownsville fans g
thrill with his no-hit. no-run game
here Sunday against the Broncs.
Toward the closing frames. the fans
were pulling for Tiny, hoping that
the Broncs would not mark his per-
feet performance. Tiny Is n Of the
best college athletes developed In
south Texas. He trains vigorously at
all times and is a clean cut chap.
The coach never has to worry about
Tiny before the game.
AS IN other sections. baseball
and football fans are being fused
together in the Valley. Time was
when they were two separate and
distinct animals. Each thought the
other completely loco. Football play
ers now doing their stuff on the
diamond has brought about this
change. The Rio Grarde Valley
league Is chuck-a-block with grid
sters On the Bronc squad there is
Pipkin, Bail. Lesser. Lebowitz.
Chapa and others. It is the same
all around the circuit. McCauley
and Garrett az San Benito are Ed
inburg junior colleeg grid stars.
Then there's Joe Bob Lawrence at
Harlingen.
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Terry Shines

Just as impressive but in another
style was the performance OF Bill
Terry in the Giants 5 10 4 victory
over the Phillies. The big first
baseman's activities included two
home runs, a pair or singles and a
sacrifice fly, which drove IN the
winning run in the ninth. His
hitting gave Jim Chaplin, an east
ern league product, the Edge in r
pitching duel with Earl Collard
The defeat was the Phillies eight
straight while the game marked
Terry's fifteenth contest in which
he has hit safely. collecting % hits
in 60 times at bat.
Although the Robins won. the
CuNs gained a half game on thar
rivals by taking a double header
from the Cincinnati Reds. The
score Of the first game was 3 70 2
am the nightcap 5 to 3. The twin
victories broke the Reds JinX.
which has done much to keep -hs
Cubs out Of the league leadership.
Charlie Root outp!tched Bonnie
Frey in the opener while Guy
Bush was the hurting star u the
closing game.
The Athletics and Yankees
renewed their American League
argument at Philadelphia with the
Champions taking a 6 10 5 decision
after IL innings. To Gordon Coch-
rane goes the credit for driving IN
the winning run with a single but
IL vas Jimmie Foxx with his twenty
ninth home run in the ninth that
made 1t possible for Cochrane to
have his chance.
The AS loaded the bases IN the
eleventh with none out but Charles
Ruffing went to the rescue Of Roy
Sherid and retired the side with
out a score. He was not 50 FORUM
ate. however, in the twelfth. When
Earnshaw'S triple and two inten-
tional passes packed the bases for
Cochrane who came through with
the deciding hit.
Ted Lyons defeated n temper
AZURE Of LOT degrees and the Browns
TO give the White Sox a 6 to 5
victory. The SoX were a run be-
hind going into the ninth but Cts
sell. Tate and Lyons put together
a single and two doubles TO win
the game.
Cleveland also came from behind
in the ninth to defeat Detroit Z
to 8. Elon Hogsett, Tiger hur.er,
broke the deadlock in the first half
OF the inning with a home run
but the Indians came back with tvs
runs, Porter sending j. Sewell and
JablonowSki across the plate with
the needed TINS with a dnrhla
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-29

Billie Gilbert, second string man
on the Greyhound team last year.
Is expected to give some n q
fight for a position.
Billie could punt a football bet
ter than the regular punter and by
The Washington times., 1930-12-09

The Last Resort
Little Billy, the midget, says
that things are SO tough he is
trying to get into an orphans
asylum.
The Washington times., 1930-12-09
Ihrvw Those PILLS Awny.!

ment which not only regulates intestinal action
but provides elements missing in the diet
of many of uS-vitamins B and G and the
sunshine. vitamin ID.
And all as result, not of drugsbut of
simple food which you eat like any other food!
So throw away the pills! Clear out the bath.
room shelf! Instead, place standing order
with your grocer for three cakes of Fleisch.
mann's Yeast daily. Eat it regularly, cakes
day, before or between meals, following the
directions on the label: You can get Fleisch.
mann's Yeast at grocerS', restaurants and soda
fountains. For your health'S sake, start eating
. fresh yeast and stick to it regularly:
The Washington times., 1930-12-09

'cBlackbirds Of 1880" closed its
engagement at the Royale The
ater on Saturday night.
Brock Pemberton's production
Of MADE in Hollywood" by Don
aid Davis, has gone into rehearsal.
The cast includes Alan Brooks,
James B. Carson, John Wesley,
James Spottswood, Geoffrey Bry.
ant and Margaret Lee. The play
will open at the Apollo Theater In
Atlantic City on December 20 and
viii go to Pittsburgh the follow
ing week.
Success" will be the title Of the
new Schwab and Mandel musical
comedy of which Fields, Rodgers
and Hart will be the authors.
George Jessel, 1T Is announced,
will produce a musical show next
season for Erlanger Productions,
Inc.
"The Baby In the Case" a farce
comedy by Anita Hart and
Maurice Bradde1l, Is scheduled foI
a Broadway production late next
month by Thomas fitzpatrick.