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LEAGUE WILL
CLOSE SOON
Double Headers Scheduled
Al McAllen, San Benito
For Sunday

Crowds we're expected TO pick up
appreciably il the Grapefruit league
within the next few days as there
are only ten more games TO be
played In the Valley. Counting to-
day, there are only four more
playing days, as the league closes
its schedule Tuesday.
In an eff1;t TO break even on
their $1,000 guarantees, McAllen ana
San Benito hackers we're urging
that capacity gatherings turn out
for the douhle-headers there Sun
day. The clubs have quit juggling
their players around more or less
and the teams are IN good condi-
ton. Good exhibitions should be
on display at these two cities Sun
day.
Des Moines and Denver will scrap
cellar honors out et San Benito,
while the two leaders. Omaha and
Wichita, will put on a duel at
Wichita.
Omaha and Denver put on a
good exhibition at San Benito Yes
terday, Omaha winning out 6-5.
Crowley. Denver first sacker, clous-
ed a home run.
The score by innings: RHE
Omaha ........ 600 420 O00-6 8 4
Denver OlO OOC 30l-5 IL 2
Batteries: Omaha-Parnholdt and
Burns. Denver-Bowler. Windsor,
Bobo. Greer and Boggess, Vargas.
Another Of the common suggests
was staged AT McAllen where Des
Moines beat Wichita 1912. Eight
home run we're clouted. Those who
rode the pill out Of the lot were
Jensen. Nealey, Syanboro, Berkea,
Van Camp 2. Hughes and Birkoser.
The score by innings: r n Z
Des Moines ..405 l22 1913 10 l
wichita .......34 4 30n 1912 is ?
Batteries: Wichta-Sanders. Me-
adows. Myers. and Nealey, Harris.
Des Misunderstanding Birkofer and
Lingle.
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DIV The Associated press.l

Wy liz ACo0LAnkIA GAClosE
Dallas Steers stamped the ground
in high fettle today, standing at the
top Of the league roster alongside
the Beaumont Exporters, while the
Fort Worth Cats unused in chagrin
at the three ugly little zero marks
denoting their standing at the bot
tom Of the list.
Manager Pancho Snyder OF the
Cats was overheard TO mutter that
he would like to get out there and
pitch" himself. after the Steers had
trampled his Kittens 7 TO 5 yester-
day for three straight. He had used
up five hurlers, Clarkson, Whitworth.
Hardaway. Haynes and Schupp and
a pair Of pinch batsmen. Gribble and
Sullivan. in a frantic effort TO stem
the Steer onslaught. Blackerby con-
tinued his heavy hitting for the
Steers. slamming out a home run
and a single.
Exporters Win
Keeping pace with the Steers.
Beaumont outlasted Houston 70 win
8 10 s at Houston. Riviere. Pipgras
and Mallet worked for the Shippers.
Mallet getting credit for the game.
The upset Of the day was furnish
ed by Shreveport, who pounded
Steengrafe for five hits and six runs
in the eighth inning in defeating
Wichita Falls Is TO 6. Their come
back was too late. however. to even
up with the Spudders for winning
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STEERS In FINE FETTLE AS
CATS EYE ROW OF NAUGHTS

third rank In the league By two
straights over them. Cy Smith had
allowed them even runs in his three
and a third inning period on the
mound for the Oilers.
Hank Thormahlen pitched sensa-
tional ball In the pincheS when the
Waco Cubs opened their season at
home with q 5 TO 2 victory over san
Antonio, Heaeth hit q homer Tor
the Cubs.
It remained today for either
Shreveport, San Antonio, Houston
or Waco TO forge ahead, though
league fan forecasters are stin stalk
ing their bunch on the Sports.
Sports vs. Steers
The Sports today were pitted
against the Steers at Dallas both In
high spirits from their victories yes
terday. The Cats were back on the
home field to face the Spudders,
Beaumont remained In Houston for
a second shine at the Schultzmen
and the Injuns whetted their scalp
ing razors for revenge upon the Cubs
Waco.
The Steers yesterday reduced their
roster by three with the outright
release OF Outfielder Redman Hume
and the transfer Of two others.
Outfieider Luther Harvel was sent
to Nashville. Tenn, and Ray Rad
cliff, first baseman. to the Selma,
Ala. team OF the Southeastern lea
que.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

(By The Associated PRESS
DETROIT-Ray Miller. @ hicago,
stopped Eddie Koppy, Detroit, ca.
MILWAUKEE = Bruce Flowers.
New Rochelle, ". Y. defeated King
Tut. Milwaukee. foul. (5). Mickey
O'Neill, Milwaukee. outpointed Spug
Meyers. P~ocatello, Idaho, Q0.
MINNEAPOLIS 80 Bud Taylor,
Terre Haute. Ind. knocked out Paul
Wangley, Minneapolis. 90. Jack
Mccain. Bismarck, ". D.. outpoint-
ed Mike Mandell. st. Paul, u0).
Johnny O'Donnell. st. Paul. out
pointed Johnny Tillman, Minneap-
oils. co..
DULUTH, Minn.-Charlie Retz-
laff. Duluth, knocked out DR.. Lud-
Wig Haymann. Germany.
ERIE, Pa.-Tony Herrera, Chica-
90. Knocked out Sammy Arris, Ak
ron. o., 90. Russell Bradford,
Pontiac, Mich. outpointed Mickey
Genera, Barberton, o., go.
PHILADELPHIA - Eddie Reed,
Philadelphia, knocked out Manuel
kid Ruez. Mexico, 60.
ALLENTOWN, Fd-DJaCh TO1OALSy'
Baltimore, knocked out Mickey
Blake, Allentown, g.
OMAHA, Neb. - Tony Legouri,
Des Moines, Ia. and Chef wilkins,
Omaha, drew. 90.
HOLLYWOOD. Calf. - Cecil
Payne. Louisville. KY, outpointed
Hector Mcdonald, Vancouver. 3. c.
u0).
SAN FRANCISCO-Andy Divodi,
New York. knocked out Madison
Dix, Bellingham, Wash, 80.
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Hornets Welcomed
Back TO Home Town

ATHENS. Tex. April l2-Pl-
Coach Jimmy Kits and his Athens
Hornets, twice winners Of the Ma
tionai interscholastic basketball u
tlr were welcomed here Friday
There was a parade, a WELCOMING
ceremony in the public square, ana
\ banquet attended by basketball
champions, sports writer's and sports
men from all over the state-and
Coach jimmy Kits was presented
with a $1,000 purse donated BY the
Athens citizens. A dance concluded
the festivities. The Dallas Sunoco
oilers and the Terrill Prep school
loopers both national champions IN
their class, and the Athens girls
team. state champions, attended the
celebration.
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City Briefs

Bankrupt stock-band saw, mas
ter woodworkers: small motor;
saws; builders hardware; screen
wire doors, windows; paint; roof
ing, pipe. Ford truck. Overhead
shafting and IulleyS- Builders Sup
ply Building, A. Street, Harlingen.
Adv. Is.
visitor.-Miss Ollie Knight Of
Austin In spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Z. K. Goodrich.
Now Open Gulfside Casino,
Padre Island, Point Isabel. Rooms,
Cottages, Meals. Bathing. Fresh
water showers. Dancing. Fishing.
Scheduled boat service. Everything
for your convenience. Adv. Is.
Now Open-Spend the week end
vacation at Gulfside Casino. Padre
Island. All modern conveniences.
ADV. IS
Returns.-Fidel Falcon has re-
turned here after several days In
Monterrey. he MADE n return Trip
by plane.
To Preach.-Rev. Hawks, preach
ing in the Hawks-Ramsey evangel-
istic services. Is to occupy the pull
pit Sunday morning at the Central
Christian church.
Buy Your Lawn Mower. Garden
Rubber Hose, and Lawn Sprinklers
az Colletta's. Adv. Is
Rent for N day Electric Floor
Waxer or Vacuu mCleaner at collet-
ta's. Adv. Is.
Renew your Interior with valspar.
bright colors-at Coletta's. Adv. IS
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Teachers Guests Of
Matamoros Rotary

Matamoros Rotarlans had teach
erS OF the Matamoros schools as
guests. together with Porfirio Gu
tierrez. an ll-year-old boy that
won the Tamaulipas state arith-
metical contest that was held in
Ciudad Victoria, at their meeting
Friday.
Gutierrez, a pupil OF one OF the
government schools In Matamoros.
displayed a brilliant knowledge Of
numbers.
At the luncheon. Ernesto Urtu-
sastegui and Francisco de p. Nor
ales Jr.. addressed the teachers. In
their talk they expressed the clubs
pride in having a Matamoros boz
win the contest.
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Somerville Meets
Romans in Finals

pINEHURST. N. @. April l2-LPI
C. Ross Summerville Of London,
Ont. former Canadian champion,
encountered Eugene Romans, brill
liant Englewood. N. j.. golfer. today
in the final round Of the 30th annual
north and south amateur tourna-
ment.
Somerville yesterday downed Geo
Voigt. defending title-holder, on the
10Th hole for the right TO clash with
Romans for the championship. Ho-
mans advanced with a 3 and 2 VIC
tory over J. T. Hunter, of North
Adams, Mass.
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Primo Banned
From

BUTTE, Mont, April l2@PE
Primo Camera, Italian boxer who
has been knocking out opponents
almost before the customers get
comfortably seated, will not be
allowed to fight in Montana.
Joe L. Markham, OF Butte,
chairman Of the Montana state
thletic commission, today order
ed j. A. Livingston. also Of Butte.
secretary OF the commission, TO
notify promoters Of the state OF
a ban on the 270-pound man
mountain"
Sponsors Of Cameras western
tour recently attempted TO sched-
ule a bout for him in this city,
but insisted on naming the OPP
ponent. Butte promoters refus-
ed the terms.
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tma#a Tie HERALD SPORT SECTION GmHz
Consensus Names Athletics and Cubs as Winners
Libel Trial Monday

DALLAS, April l2ZP-Counsei
for DR.. Hiram w. Evans. imperial
wizard OF he Ru Klux Khan, and
for the The Austin American. t.
day prepared TO ND To trial ne N
Monday In DR.. Evans Sl5O.OO0 libel
suit against rhe newspaper.
Publication OF the keynote speech
Of M. n. Crane Of Dallas at tho
state democratic convention ln 1894
brought on the suit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-12
CLOBE-NEWS
MEET IS ON
$50 BOYS Are Entered In
Track Events At
Amarillo

AMARILLO. April 12-R-Com-
petition in oil field events and
finals OF track events was set to-
day in the annual Globe-News
track and field meet. Entered were
go boys.
Completion OF competition also
was scheduled in the tennis div
ision. in which first rounds we're
played yesterday with 4S players
representing IS high schools en-
tered.
Russell OF Hereford, state high
school dash champion. and Hooper
OF Olton, tit.sholder IN high hurdles.
won their heats handily in the
preliminaries.
Van Arsdale OF Farrsworth, OCH
iltree county. won the rural PEN
tathlon. with Morton. his teammate.
second, AMI Casey OF Wayside.
third.
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BUGS, YANKS
SEEN SECOND
Both Boston Clubs Ranked
AT Bottom Of
List
BY ALAN GOULD


NEW YORK, April 12-tPl-To
support the :heorv that everybody
loves a winner, the baseball experts
have given the Chicago Cubs as
big a vote OF confidence IN the
forthcoming National League race
as they did the Athletics in the
American League scramble.
Results OF tie fourth annual AS
ISOLATED Press consensus, compiled
today from opinions Of more than
three o major league baseball
writer's and sports editors snoW
on overwhelming majority Sa.lstled
TO string along with the l929 PEN
nart winners.
Whereas 90 out of IS named the
Mackmen % win again, 81 cut OF
SIS have gone on recor1 as favorlng
the Cubs 20 repeat
In the American League, the re-
manning five votes for first pace
vent to the Yankees. In the Ma
tsonal. the Pittsburgh Pirates have
nine votes fer first place (aI cast
before Grimes was traded. while
Sd. Louis gets two and the New
York Giants ne.
The experts look for q much
tighter race "a the National League,
with at least two formidable dark
horses" representing Brooklyn ana
Philadelphia.
1t took a remnant victory by me
Cubs last year 10 finally make
them fayorites. Joe McCarthy's men
were picked fifth in 1927 and finish
ed fourth, selected for third posi-
ton in 1928 and finished third
Named as rCrners-up 10 the Giants
last year, the Bruins completely
upset the dope by making IL a
runaway, while the Giants sktdded
down to third.
This is how the Associated Press
consensus predicts each leagues
order Of finish:
National - Chicago. Pittsburgh.
New York, st. Louis. Philadelphia,
Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Boston
American - Philadelphia. New
York. Cleveland, Detroit. ST. Louis,
Chicago. Washington and Boston
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Sets New Mark

ABILENE, April 12-tP- Tying
the r. I. A. "A. conference century
record Of 90 seconds and knocking
a second from the furlong mark at
81 seconds Tat. Hugh Ratliff. frerh-
man from Daniel Baker college,
stepped out as the new spring en-
sation Of the T. I. A. A. circuit here
yesterday. lie left Jot Hodges,
Abilene Christian coaege, behind
in the 100 and go ward dashes In
= dual mee.. The WIdcats COPIED
team honors 90 to 48.
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Dempsey Tries For
Primo Godfrey Bout

CHICAGO. April l2-PDJack
Dempsey has offered Messrs. Duffy
and See. managers Of Primo Car
nera. $4,000 and a percentage Of
the gate, for an outdoor bout in
Chicago some time this summer.
The former heavyweight champion
however. does not propose to meet
the italian himself. but has lined
up George Godfrey. huge negro from
Leiperville. Pa. as Primo's oppon-
npf
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Howard Payne Wins

SAN MAP-OS, April i2-(F1-
The Howard Payne college yellow
Jackets outssored the San Marcos
Teachers here yesterday ~ tc 81
in a dual track meet. led by Mig
McCarver. who COPIED first in the
100 and 900 yard oashes and the
high and low hurdles. for a to.3l
or 20 points. Howard Payne METERS
took four out Of six matches to
beat the Teachers on the courts.
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SUMMARY

The weather was still mostly fair
20 partly cloudy over the eastern
hall OF the United States at the
morning observation. but mostly
cloucy and somewhat unsettled IN
Texas and practically throughout
the plain and Rocky Mount. states
Precipitation was very light, but
aimcst general IN the Rocky Noun
tam ana plains states and in north
central states ana considerably lower
in the region Of the Great Lakes
this morning, but still Seasonable to
above normal throughout the bal
anre q the country.
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Revival Meeting On
FRIDAY Sets Record

The largest attendance OF the
week marked the Hawkins-Ramsay
revival meeting Friday night. ac-
cording TO DR.. Ramsay. The meet
ings are being conducted In the
Cromack building or Elizabeth
street.
The crowd Sunday n predicted as
being the largest meeting here dur
ing the revival, and will probably
set a record for attendance. Of
ficialS said Saturday.
II has been remarked that the
evangelists are remarkably well
suited for the work that they are
doing.
DR.. Ramsay has had 50 years
experience a campaigning, and has
held meetings as = singer In many
OF the largest cities In the country,
with thousands OF conversions reg
istered.
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EXHIBITION BASEBALL:

(By The Associated FresSJ
AT Toledo, O.-Chicago CA) IL;
New York ND 9.
At Brooklyn - Boston CAD 8;
Brooklyn (N) 2.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia
QD 8; Philadelphia CAD 2.
Az Charlotte. N. C.-New York
tA) u; Charlotte tSATL) g..
AZ New O-leans+Pittsburgh (N
6; New Orleans (SA) 5.
AL Kansas City-Chicago M D;
Kansas City (AA) ].
AT Detroit--Toronto CID 5: De-
troit (A) 4.
At Observation-Disclosures CA)
7; Baltimore CID .
At Birmingham, Ala.-Clevelano
(A) IL: Birmingham (SA) s..
AT Springfield. Mc.-St. Louis
CA) IA; Springfield CIVIL 2.
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CHICAGO, April i2.-R-butter
steady; creamery extra 81 l-2;
standards 81 IL: extra firsts SO IL
81: firsts "a IL, IS 1-2; seconds 81
80.
ErTs steady; extra firsts Is IL,
26: graded firsts "a IL, 70; ordi-
nary firsts 1928 IL; storage pack
ed firsts 2 ga: extra ~ IL.
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No Sunday Service
AT Lutheran Church

No services will be held Sunday
at the Lutheran church, according
to announcement OF Rev. Fl. T..
Wiedeianders. pastor. The congre-
cation will attend the annual con
firmation service to take place in
San Benito Sunday morning.
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Seek to Identify 10
Victims of Bus Crash

ISLETA. N. NJ. April 12-tP)-
Efforts were made here today to
identify completely 10 victims OF q
motor bus-tTain crash here yester-
day.
Ten other passengers aboard the
Pickwick-G Greyhound bus. en- route
from Los Angeles 70 Denver, were
injured. Bits Of wreckage and bodies
were strewn for 400 yards BY a
Santa Fe mail train that struck
the bus nc n crossing rear the an
clent pueblo Of Islsta.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. April l2.-CP-Cot-
ton opened steady at a decline Of
7 points to an advance OF ! point.
There was some realizing In near
months, and perhaps a little sell
ing on relatively easy cables and
a favorable view OF weather In
the south. Offerings were absorb
ed by weekend covering. and the
market held fairly steady at the
end OF the first half hour With act
i've months ruling about y points
net lower to / point higher.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, April 12.-P-rnflu-
enced to a large extent by posi-
biiiries Of moisture relief In
drought districts before Monday,
wheat values underwent an early
setback today.
Opening at Ia cent off TO S-sc
I'D. wheat prices showed material
breaks.
Corn, oats and provisions went
downgrade likewise, with corn
starting at 3-Sc decline 70 lac
advance and subsequently show
ing q general sag.
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ALL FOR NAUGHT

Film Producer: You now dash into
the burning building. fling Mis-
Whasername over your shoulder,
Chamber out with her through thr
roof, and then escape along the tel
egraph wires, still holding her.
Exhausted Actor: Here, dash w
I've Just done all that.
Producer: or course you have
That was the rehearsal-The Hum
Orist.
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SEATTLE. April 12-lPl-A re-
sounding challenge was hurled to-
day at the prospective participants
IN the coming national Poughkeep-
sic regatta by the University Of
washington Huskies who yesterday
scored a clean sweep in the three
Z OF the California washington
crew event.
"A crowd estimated at nearly 30
900 witnessed a thrilling race when
the Husky varsity nosed out the
California Bears by five feet.
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MARKETS
Y. o. COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-tR-
Gables we're slightly lower than due
and cotton had a very quiet open
ing. Only sale on the opening cal
was In July at lot, / point down
from Yesterdays close. The market
rallied slightly on overnight buy
ing, July gaining 2 points at 1910
Prices later eased off In response &c
1926. or / to 4 points under the
previous close. Trading was very
limited during the first hour.
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KIDNAPPED MAN
COMING HOME
Second Attempt Made On
Safety of American
Oil Operator

SAN ANGELO. April l2.-tP-
Travelling safely again after O. sec
ond attempt made yesterday to cap
ture him, j. Z. Bristow. San Angelo
oil and mining operator who had
been held captive for q month by
Mexican bandits. planned to leave
Mazatlan, Mexico, today with his
SON., Gordon Obie Bristow, for his
home here, according 70 q message
received by Mrs. Bristow from the
son.
The message also advised her
they were safe and well In Maza-
tlan." Earlier last night, Obie wired
friends here OF a supposed attempt
TO hold up their train when q rail-
road bridge was burned. The son,
however. did not advise his mother
Of this.
This first message said the holdup
attempt occurred IS miles South OF
Escuinapa, a mountain village about
half way between Topic, Nayarit,
and Mazatlan.
Father and son, with other Amer
leans In their party. were heavily
guarded by Mexican troops against
further attacks, after the son had
paid $500 ransom for his fathers
release to the bandit chieftain Cruz
Delgado. in his mountain fastneSs
NOR Ahuacatlan, Nayarlt'
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LEAGUE

Friday Results
At San Benito: Omaha 9, Denver
5.
At McA,len: Des Moines 10,
Wichita IL.
Schedule Saturday
Denver az McAllen.
Omaha at Harrington.
Schedule Sunday
Des Moines at San Benito double
header.
Omaha a. McAllen double
header.
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POULTRY

CHICAGO, April 12=R-Poul-
try steady; fowls rs. No. 2. IA;
broIlers $40: BOOSTERS IA, Nc. 2,
10: turkeys Is; heavy ducks 2o-23;
geese Is.
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GIVEN

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 12.-tF
"DETAILS of an attempt 70 wreck
the train on which Bristow was
going to Mazatlan were told In a
copyright dispatch 70 the Daly
Oklahoman, today from Merle
Blakely. that papers correspondent
with the Bristow party.
The train carrying Bristow, VINO
ras freed only a few days ago Dy
navment Of $500 ransom after 81
days spent as the prisoner o. Mex
team bandits near A~huacatlan, n
his son Obie, former University OF
oklahoma football star. was matted
nv a wrecked bridge. which invesll-
cation revealed had been burned.
When the train halted. a numner
az armed natives appeared IN the
underbrush along the right Of way
P1akelv reported. but they all Y
t1ad from sight when Bristow's MIL
;tarv escort scrambled off the train
ono bridge. AZ feet long. was
b,,rred away and a smaller struc-
ture. a short distance beyond, also
had been wrecked.
Al deiav OF IL hours. while tenn
rorary bridges were thrown up. was
followed BY the nartv proceeding 10
Mazatlan. the disDatch said.
The burned bridges were said 70
ha N the vicinity Of Palmar. on the
Southern Railway near Rosario.
SinalOa.
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0rT. PRICES / Y

SHREVEPORT, La, April i2-tRl
the Standard OIL company OF
Louisiana has met the new schedule
81 prices announced Thursday by
the Texas Company for crude oil.
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FIRE BLOCK

MEDFORD. Okla, April l2-LP=
Fire here yesterday destroyed the
block of business houses before 1t
was brought under control late In
the night.
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YES. YES,

I'm so glad to be on vice versa
again." said the nervous woman as
the ship reached harbor.
My dear. you don't mean vice
versa, you mean terra Gotta" said
her friend.-Tit-B Bits.
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Longhorns and Ags
Beat Bears, Ponies

AUSTIN, April 12-tP-The Uni
versity OF Texas Longhorns had
little trouble in winning at base
ball from The Baylor University
Bears here Yesterday. 9 TO 2. john
nv Railton star hurler for the
Longhorns. held the Bears TO five
scattered hits and struck out nine
men.
COLLEGE STATION, April IL
CP-A ragged baseball game be-
tween Texas "A. and M. and South
ern Methodist University yesterday
resulted in a z 10 6 victory for The
Aggies by virtue OF numerous err
rors on the Mustangs score sheet
All pitchers we're hit freely through
out the game.
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RTGHTO

I'm sorry I spoke sharply 10
that boy. I must have cut him TO
the quick"
"Oh. It's al right, he has no
quick"
Has no quick?"
mo. He's a messenger boy."-Not-
tingham News. England.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-12
CALENDAR
TEXAS LEAGUE
Fridays Results

Beaumont 8. Houston 6.
Shreveport is, Wichita Falls 9.
Dallas z, Fort Worth s.
Waco 5, San Antonio 2.
Saturdays Schedule
Beaumont at Houston.
Shreveport ut Dallas.
San Antonio 1t Waco.
Wichita Falls ut For. Worth.