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Valley Land Fight Won
Wisconsin Real Estate Board Grants License
To Progreso Development Company

The Progreso Development company has been granted a license to
do business in Wisconsin.
This is the information received in the Valley today. which means
that not only has a fight through the courts Of Wisconsin been won,
but that a warm debate over Valley lands between the two states has
ended in favor Of the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
The license to do business was issued by the Wisconsin Real Este
Brokers Board by order of the supreme court.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and he Valley:
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
For East TEXAS: Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday: not much
change In temperature.
Light to moderate s0utherly winds
on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-12

There will be no material change
in the river during the next "A to Az
hours.
Flood Present 1g-Hr. 24-Hr.
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TIDE TABLE

TIDE TABLE
High and low tide at Point Tsa-
bel tomorrow under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High ........ Sol On. I'M: Sos V. rn.
Lew ........ 12:4l ca. m; l:02 70. f.
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hound ON THE WIRES


WATERLOO. Ia.-ComeS the rev.
WV elation that the first lady was
first lady years ago in a roller
skating contest. Somebody has
found in the Waterloo Courier Of
May %. 1884, an item relating that
Miss Lou Henry had won a beauti-
ful silk parascl by skating twice
around a hall and blowing out 10
candles in 80 seconds. Her address
IS now washington, D. G.
GENEVA-Miss Miriam Elliott
O'Brien. honorary guide. the only
woman who has ever been in
charge of big climbing parties, has
climbed the Ffnisteraathorn in the
Swiss Alps. 14.026 feet high. Two
otk.er guides were with her.
NEW YORK. - Clara .Kimball
Young Of the movies is being sued
for s22.675. A clothing firm AYERS
that she owes $500 for a mink
coat. S425 for a gold brocade coat
and FOR other thing&
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@A VISITOR to Brownsville today
"a was praising the city police
force. Said he ran a red light
and the cop whistled him down.
When 1t was explained that the Of
fender was a visitor, the rules were
explained TO him and the policeman
offered every service possible. "A
little Of that goes a long way with
visitors.
Evening star., 1930-12-15
ToDAY's ADJUSTMENTS.

Gayety-"Peek-A-Boo." ct 2:15 and
and S:15 pm.
AEetrOpolitan-"Captain Thunder" 1t
IL am, 1913, 2:35, 4:35, 6:15, 8 and
$3.50 pm.
FOx-"Oh, for Q Man." at II :O6 am,
1:le, 3:4l. 5:19, 7:42 and 1905 pm.
Columbia--"Grumpy," at IL am,
1880, sos, $40, 1850 and 9:45 pm.
Rialto-"Extravagance," ut IL am.
12:45, 1850. 4:20, 6:10, and $3.50 pm
PaIace-"Passion Flower" at IL, 2:l7.
4:S9. 7:31 and 9:53 pm.
Earle-"Divorce Among Friends" at
1915, 1880. 4:40, 7:40 and 10 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Fast and Loose" at
1872 am, 1:44, S:46, 5:46, 7:4s and
$3.50 pm.
Ambassador-"Captain Thunder" ut
$3.50, Sis and 10 pm.
CentraI-"Scotland Yard" IL am. to
IL pm.
TivoH-"The Big Trail" at 1880. $3.50.
$50, 7:S5 and 9:35 pm.
Evening star., 1930-12-15
.GUNMEN CAUGHT
At GANG WEDDING
MafaIda Capone and Brother
of Frank Diamond Wed
In Presence of 1000.

&y,the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 15.-Wedding
bells rang for Mafalda Capone, 1s, sis
Ter Of Alphonse Capone, and John j.
MarIkate yesterday, but whether the
gang chief was close enough to hear
them remained an unanswered ques-
tion.
The wedding took place amid scenes
ef pomp In st. Mary's Catholic Church,
IN suburban Cicero. jammed with 1000
persons, while another thousand or
more stood outside in the snow and
sll2sh to catch a glimpse Of the activi-
ties Five men, carrying pistols, were
arrested by unlimited detectives, but
the arrests were made so quietly that
the social aspects of the wedding were
not rnarred In the least.
~, Five Gunmen Caught.
:. Three of the men were taken from
the crowd outside the church. The
other two were arrested at the home OF
friend Of Ralph Capone, AIS older
brother, who gave the bride away. and
where the wedding guests gathered dur
ing the evening for a reception. Here
was served huge wedding cake, eSti-
mated to have cost $2,100. It con-
tanned 108 cubic feet of nutriment and
was fashioned as an ocean-going yacht
labeled with the honeymooners report
ed eStination-Honolulu
Another report, however, said the
honeymoon would be spent IN Cuba.
Gangdom in Society Garb.
It was q cosmopolitan crowd at the
church. which was Powered with white
chrysanthemuns, with bowls Of pink
and white carnations at the altar rail.
MAfalda was attired in an ivory
shimmering satin gown, with train IS
feet long. The groom was attired In
The height Of fashion.
Ralph Capone wore q silk hat and
vas otherwise appropriately dressed for
the occasion. As one commentator re-
marked, Practically every item Of the
ensemble jibed with the customs of
North Shore families in sending their
daughters to the altar"
The groom is brother of Frank
Diamond, who with A1phonse and Ralph
Capone is listed by the Chicago Crime
Commission as a public enemy"
Evening star., 1930-12-15
WOMAN, THOUGHT UNHURT
DIES AFTER PLANE CRASH
Climbs From Wreckage in West
Laughing and Within Three
Hours Succumbs.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, December 15.-Jessie
Ligert Wood, ~, died last night three
hours after she apparently had escaped
uninJured in the crash of an airplane
IN which she made twilight fight.
Frank Bush, commercial pilot. at the
controlS when the plane struck fence
in landing and nosed over, was un-
hurt.
Miss Wood, secretary to Frances Mar
ion. scenario writer, climbed out Of the
wreckage laughing. Later she felt ILL
Her physician said he believed Miss
Wood suffered internal injuries.
Evening star., 1930-12-15
FORMER DIANE ELLIS,
ACTRESS, DIES In INDIA
Two-Month Bride Of Stephen C.
1rillett, millionaire, Expires
on Honeymoon Trim.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, December lS.--A ca.
blegram received here today said Mrs.
Stephen G. Millett, the former Diane
Ellis, Hollywood motion picture actress,
died In Madras, India.
The actress was married In Paris.
France, two months ago to Stephen G.
Millett,. young millionaire, and they left
for honeymoon trip, which was to
have brought them to Los Angeles by
way Of India, Egypt and Spain,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frank Ellis, par
ents Of the young woman, said the
cablegram gave no details.
The actress was born in Los Angeles,
and after graduating from local schools
worked In studio as a stenographer.
In 1928 she received one of the "breaks"
for which Hollywood Is famous, and was
chosen by director who saw her at
work at her typewriter to play q
feature part In q picture. During her
brief career on the screen she played
in such pictures as 'Is Eat So" Grade
Snatchers," "Leatherneck" and "Chain
Lightning"
Evening star., 1930-12-15
SPORT FROCKS ZIG-zAG

PARIS R.-Daytime and sport
frocks are going Eg-zag.
Many OF the newest models have
cuffs, necklines, blouse and coat hens
finished with sawtooth edging which
is very smart on informal frocks.
One model, designed Of dark green
and white figured wool crepe, has q zig
gag collar line, back Of which a white
facing, half an inch wide, Is laid for
contrast
Evening star., 1930-12-15
DANCING.

PROF MRS. ACHER STUDIO iI5T I0Eh
st. n.W.--Classes, Mon. and Fr, Instruction
3 70 g.. dancing ct lQrchegtral. EKiEh44
Evening star., 1930-12-15
Ex-GANGSTER SLAIN
Ian "Going Straight Shot by Un-
identified Assailant.

PHILADELPHIA. December IS (R-
james Smith, former gangster, whom
police said had tried to "go straight" !"
Ras shot to death yesterday by an uni
2antided assailant, who had lain In
walt for him near the Delaware River
Eueer front.
: smith had been working as Q steve
lore.
Evening star., 1930-12-15
BOAT FREIGHT LINE
OPERATED BY WOMEN
Pacific Coast Business Successfully
Handled by Heirs of origi-
nal OwuarS

SEATTLE, Wash. CD.-A steamboat
line owned and operated entirely by
women Is q successful institution on
Puget Sound
The Skagit River Navigation Co.,
founded 38 years ago by the late Capt.
H. H. Macdonald, now is headed by
Mrs. Anna Crimson, one Of six daugh-
terS Of the captain.
Mrs. Crimson and her sisters bought
out the share Of a brother In the COM
pany several years ago, and now only
women attend stockholders meetings.
Three vessels are owned by the COM
pany. They are used In freighting be-
tween Seattle and the Skagit River.
Evening star., 1930-12-15
Wales Gloves Unusual.

LONDON (F Evening dress q gtilI
more elegant In London this Winter.
The tail coat has returned for all but
n1nst informal affairs, and now, for
dancing, the Prince Of wales approves
fhs revival Of white gloves.
Evening star., 1930-12-15
Fur Handbags Latest.

PARIS CR-And now comes the fur
nAndbagI One Of the smartest
FaFisiennes recently wore q black satin
md broadcloth suit accented with q
white vest and white galyak scarf and
ezrTied . large pouch bag Of the same
I'm.
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ROBINS AND CUBS TO OPEN
CRUCIAL SERIES THURSDAY

adelphla pitching much more freely
but barely pulled out the game by
a Is to II score TO sweep the three
game series and score their eighth
victory in their last nine starts.
Gabby Hartnett drove in the win
ming run in the ninth inning after
his two home runs and a single had
brought in five other runs.
n. Y. Falls
The Cincinnati Reds showed the
New York Giants deeper into third
place, by winning the series final,
IL TO 3. to break even in the four
games. Starting against an ex-Red,
Pete Donohue, they pounded out ia
hits. while Red Lucas held the
Giants to half that number.
1t was Babe Ruth day again IN
the American League as the home
run king hit two wallops Of his ia
vorite kind to lead the New York
Yankees to a double victory over
the ST. Louis Browns in their third
straight double header. Ruth hit his
.DAli anu GuNAl ihlilt luAlS III AilE
second game. heading a 20-hit attack
that resulted in a rs to 4 triumph
after the Yanks had edged out a 5
to 4 victory In the opener.
The days results were all in IA
vor OF the Yankees. leaving them
only a half game behind Washing
ton ard two behind the LEAGUE lead
ing Philadelphia Athletics. The
Senators held onto second place BY
seating the Cleveland Indians for
the fourth successive time. Is TO s,
Washington scored eleven runs in
the seventh.
The Athletics got an even break
with the Chicago white Scx, romp-
ing through the first game 8 to /.
Chicago took the second 2 to 2.
Jack Russell Of the Boston Red
sox had Just one bad inning against
Detroit. the eighth. but that was
enough to give the Tigers the
game. 4 10 3.
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Memphis Stages
Another Comeback

ATLANTA, June 26-P-Mem-
phis and Chattanooga came back
into action yesterday after a two
day delay by schedule and rain
AID both clubs put up hard fights.
The LookoutS hammered Griffin
and Beck in the first game for is
hits and won. 5 to 0. and in the
nlghtcap Nav limited the Lookouts
TO s safeties 10 win 3 10 J..
Tho lowly Atlanta Crackers were
downed again by New Orleans, 6
70 5. Gardner, Pei second baseman
60. four safe hits IN as many times
ur. Three hurlers were used BY
the Crackers. Due TO the Chicks
inS Of the first game, the Pelicans
triumph put them a half game
closer TO them for the lead Of the
Southern association.
Six errors In comparison with
only five safe blows gave Mobile
credit for another loss to Birming-
ham, z TO 0. Study poled out his
third homer Of the series.
Rlackerby's home run In the sev-
en.h with one on gave Little Rock
a victory 5 to 3. over Nashville and
Q clean sweep Of the three game
series
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Pot Shots

THOUSANDS sat in "A drizzling
rain the other night 10 watch Jim
Londos throw Dick Shikat and win
the heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship Of New York state, Bessa-
rabia, Java. Mesopotamia and the
Island OF zap. but then a wrest-
ling fan doesn't mind n little water
...Philly Is crazy about wrestling
they saw a little of il the night
Gawge Godfrey and Primo Camera
paved one another. Britishers say
Americans take the game OF golf too
seriously you'd think they would
begin getting that impression pretty
soon. some day an Englishman Is
going to win a British golf cham
pionship. that will be Page One
stuff. 4. one British player told an
American correspondent that mo
matter how you hit the ball on
your American courses. you find
YOUR ball beautifully teed up and
facing you on the fairwav. always
with a perfect lie. III must be
true that the British can't see a
Joke ."it takes a terrible shot 70
achieve a lie 7 would call bad
said the golfer. still talking about
our American courses. III IA be
done. however. If these courses
over here are so wonderful. why
don't those British golfers come
] over and break a few records?
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WASHINGTON
IS FAVORED
Cream Of American College
Rowing Completes
Today
BIZ TED voSBURGH
Associated Press Sports Writerl

P~OUGHKEEPSIE, nv. Y., June 76
-lP-The biggest regatta in the
annals Of American college rowing
drew a record throng TO the banks
Of the Hudson here today.
Knute Rockne turned up from
South Bend. apparently IN greatly
improved health. and accompanied
by Jack Chevigny. n OF his right
hand men and former stars.
Rock" unhesitatingly picked
Washington to win the varsity
tussle. while at the same time adj
hitting that his sport Is football
and that he does not pass as an ex-
pert when II comes TO shoveling
water.
But there were plenty. including
assorted experts. who were willing
to string along with the sage and
philosopher or Notre Dame and pick
the towering crew from the far
northwest 20 crash through for the
first time since 1926. The odds on
Washington shortened 90 something
like 2 to 2 against the field.
The position Of second favorite
was held by the Navy. while Column
bia and California also were regard
ed HIGHLY.
Neither OF the Pacific coast crews
was rated quite up to the Navy and
Columbia Fights. coached by the
Glendons. father and son. when II
comes to smoothness OF rowing
form. but many felt that Washing
tons greater power would be enough
20 win.
A victory for any crew other than
the Big Four" who have monopol-
lied the varsity CHAMPIONSHIPS here
ever since the war. figured 10 rank
rs a sensational upset. but all five
Of the other contenders-Corneli.
Syracuse. PENNSYLVANIA. Massachu-
sets Tech and Wisconsin-were de-
termined to win II possible and not
TO finish last nc any rate.
While main interest conferred on
the classic four-mile grind for the
varsity Fights. the three-mile junior
varsity race and the two-mile dash
for freshman crews also came in
for a heavy share OF conjecture.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

TBV The AssOclated Press
BUFFALO. N. Y.-Maxie Rosen-
bloom. New York, outpointed Jimmy
Slattery. Buffalo. u5), Qight heavy
weight championship match. Bruce
Flowers, New Rochelle. outpointed
Herman Perlick. Kalamazoo. Mich,
l0l. Ralph Lenny, Union City. ".
j., ~outpointed Henry Perlick, Kala-
mazoo, Mich. (10).
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Gorilla
Jones, Akron. outpointed Vincent
Forgione. Philadelphia. (l0). Tom
my Freeman. Erie. Pa, outpointed
Billy Algers. Phoenix. Ariz.. 10).
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BIZ HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer


Separated by n game in the
standing, the Robins and the Cubs
open in Chicago today a series Of
four games which probably will de-
eide which will reach July 4. the
traditional turning point of the
season, on top.
Brooklyn has held first place for
about a month. with a crippled
Cub team hanging right onto the
next rung Of the ladder. The Rob-
ms did a little sliding yesterday
as they lost their final game be-
fore invading Wrigley field to the
Pittsburgh Pirates. They can lose
again today and still remain ahead
but only by a few percentage
points.
The Robins could not hit the Of
ferings Of Ray Kremer yesterday,
getting but seven rather ineffective
blows. Pittsburgh touched Dudley
and Clark for eleven blows and a 5
70 ! victory. The Cubs hit the Phil
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No knockdOwnS
Jimmy George Tops
Local Bowling Loop

The Brownsville Businessmen's
Bowling league will swing into ac-
ton next Tuesday with the Sher-
win-Williams Paint company at
the top Of the loop. Regular COM
petition will be held each Tuesday,
Il has been announced.
In the future, games Will be
played two on OF the three in
stead of three out Of five as on the
initial night.
Jimmy George Of the Brownsville
Tailoring team has the highest
average with a mark OF 1927 in
four games. The highest for
one Tama was rung I'D bv = r.
& G. 80. VINO shot
d 262-near perfect figures.
TIC team and individual averages
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Beats Son

ROCHESTER, MINI, June 26-R
DR.. w. D. CPop) Sheldon, 60-year-
old Rochester golfers, defeated his
son. Hunter Sheldon. 2 and 1. at
the Rochester Country club to an
mex the Southern Minnesota golf
championship yesterday.
The physician turned in q card
Of rs, the best OF the tournament
to win from his son, who scored
. n
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MAJOR a @ d

by The Associated Press
Uncludin games Of June 25)
National League
Batting-Flsher. Cardinals. .43i.
Puns-Cuyler. Cubs. IS.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phillies
IS.
Hits-Terry. Giants. %.
Doubles-Frisch, Cardinals, %.
Trfples-Cuyler. Cubs. II.
Home runs Wilson. Cubs: Ber-
ger. Braves. p
stolen baSeS-Cuyler. Cubs, is.
American League
batting Cochrane. Athletics
soc: simmons Athletics. 1916.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. 70
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees
n.
Hirs-Hoddap. Indians. "a.
Tsoubles - Gehrioder and Nc
anus. Tigers. 81
Triples-Combs. Yankees. ii.
Horne runs-Ruth. Yankees. Is.
stolen tases-Rice, Senators. II.
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Headquarters Beats
Machine Gun 25-2

Headquarters Troop baseball team
again showed its superiority We'd
nssday by defeating Machine Gun
Troop BY the score Of 25-2. Deditz
WAS on the mound throughout the
game for the winners. allowing the
losers only three hits, this being
the first game he has ever pitched.
Tie losers used three pitchers in
their effort 70 stop Headquarters
Troops hard hitting but could do
nothing with them. Following is
the standing OF the league:
STANDING IS 4ha rEuhx.
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WIMBLEDON, Eng, June 26-tPI
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, American
resilient OF England. gave the Unit
eI States a flying start in today's
play Of the English tennis cham
pionships. WHEN she defeated Mile.
Jasane Sibart. Bedgium's No.
women's ranking player, in straight
sets, 6-3, ga.
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FANS GET FOUL
\ X X X X X
BALLS S, CHICAGO
X X X X X X
JUDGE DECLARES

CHICAGO June 26-(P-Here-
after a foul ball landing among
spectators at Wrigley field is
,sPally lost ball-for the Cubs
Unless an usher grabs it first.
Municipal Judge Allegretti de-
cided that yesterday in dismiss
ing charges against a boy. who
picked up one OF Hack Wilson'S
foul tips anc refused to surrender
ID TO an insistent usher.
Il don't blame you for taking
the ball" Judge Allegretti said.
IF one came my way at a ball
same. why I'd grab 1t, too"
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RECORD BELL RINGER

LONDON.-A photograph record
has replaced the bell ringer me the
Tintagel parish church In Corn
wall. By using a radio amplifier
attached 70 the photograph. the
pealing Of the bells is sent out
through "A huge loud speaker and
can be heard for miles.
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MAKE GAINS
/ TOP AT LAST
Slapsie Leaves No Doubt,
Winning by Large
Margin
BY EDWARD j. NEIL
Associated Press Sports Writer

Associated fTeS sports writer
BUFFALO, June 26-Pl-Slapsie
Make RosenDloom OF New York
stood forth today as the new cham
non Of the light heavyweight, con-
Aeror OF the only man who ever
k~istently gave him trouble dur
rYg HE amazing fighting career
air three divisions.
Make has whipped the best Of
the middlewieghtS, some heavy
! weights. and now he has accounted
4 for the last Of the l75-pound top
lighters whC had held out against
his discouraging ring attack.
Last night Rosenbloom whipped
Jirv ny SlatteTy before a crowd OF
13,EOc in the international league
ball park here and with the VIC
tory came the only championship
he has ever fought for in ten years
OF battling outstanding ring men.
Five Fights
Five time before, the team OF
and Rosenbloom furnished
Plhe feature attraction along various
Fbypaths OF ringland and IN four OF
the engagements Jimmy, the prloe
OF Buffaio's first ward, gained VIC
tsxles. Make won only one. Oh all
the men he has beaten. including
Leo Lomski, Ace Hudkins, Jimmy
Braddock, Dave Shade, Larry john
AIson and Pete Latzo, only Slattery
yas able to come back and defeat
hun consistently.
But last night. before S55,Oo0
worth Of customers, Rosenoloom
gained his revenge by winning the
title Slattery has held since last
FEBRUARY when he defeated Lou
Scozza here and gained general
recognition o. the successor 70
Tommy Loughran. retired from the
kI75 pound ranks 70 joust with
titJle success against the heavy
weights tn decision was close,
gan ed by the award Of two judges
cv.r referee Patsy Haley's ballot
for Slatt-ey. a majority OF the
critics gave Rosenbloom eight
rounds, 'Slattery five. with two
even.
No knockdownS
krere were no knockdowns al
eh Slattery was staggered mo-
Ne tarily in the second and Rosen-
bloom wa a bit wobbly from rights
= the chin IN the ninth, Slattery's
hest round Both were marked
about the face, Rosenbloom with a
hruaCe on his left cheek and a cut
on the bridge Of his nose while
Jrrnr1y's lips were swollen and cut
end his eve brows swollen. Make
ve.vhed ITO 1-3 to Slattery's l66
1-2.
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The next Scheduled game OF the
season will be between Machine
Gun Troop ano Troop q. on Sat-
urday afternoon. az ALSO, o'clock.
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H The
TEXAS LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

NtUHVSud. Nt'uTts
Houston 9. San Antonio 4.
Wichita Falls 4. Shreveport 3.
Beaumont 5, Waco 4.
Fort Worth IS, Dallas 8.
Thursdays Schedule
Houston at San Antonio.
Dallas at Fort Worth.
Shreveport az Wichita Falls
Waco at Beaumont.
Standing Of the Clubs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ur~l-mrl.x-sU Rn<Hffm

New York 5-16. st. Louis A.
Philadelphia Ga. Chicago 1t.
Detroit 4. Boston 3.
Washington Is, Cleveland >.
Thursdays Schedule
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at New York.
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why

Why
HARLEY JACK5ON'S McAllen
nine is leading the Valley baseball
league. not having suffered a defeat
this season. Grapenuts, gentlemen,
grapenuts. In other words-there's
a reason. The Macks. as a team.
are sporting a batting average of
which a Babe Ruth would not be
ashamed. The Mack nine is tattoo
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motor: You must drink a glass
NJ hot water every morning.
patient: I do that now, but they
tn~v csll Il coffee in our boarding
house-Nebelspalter, Zurich
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Standing of the Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
WEnI-nrlnu'G RnCrlfg

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results
Pittsburh 5. Brooklvn I.
Cincinnati IL, New York 3.
Chicago 10. Philadelphia IL.
Boston-St. Louis, postponed, rain.
Thursdays Schedule
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg, Q games