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c. u. Takes Three West
Virginia Meet EUents

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, March
"a Georgetown trackmen figured
prominently In the West Virginia
indoor games held here today.
Leo Sexton put the l6-polind shot
Al feet 9N inches, lettering the
mark set here by Adelman of
Georgetown last year by better than
feet.
The Georgetown sprint relay team
set record by clipping q fun SEC
ond from the old mark by doing the
four laps Of It's yards each in
1913 Us seconds.
The Hoya team, composed Of J.
Kelly, Carlin, Briggs and Burke,
came back and won the Assemble
relay race.
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HadIey Held Likely to ProUe
BOs Star for Mats This Year

but now even they seem quite sound.
He IS down TO 100, q good playing
weight 1T this time Of the training CAM
pa1gn for him, and seems capable Of
outstanding the strain q pitcher un-
dergoeS.
Lacks Good This Spring.
Bump has appeared to advantage in
the two Spring exhihition tits he has
been in. He breezed through three In
nings at Biloxi against the New Orleans
club and at Birmingham he hurled four
good frames against the Barons. He
Is to get deal Of work before the Ma
tionalS get home, too, according to
Manager johnson, and the prospect Of
continued heavy training does not ap.
pear to annoy the Lynn boy.
Hadley, like his manager, Is rather
confident this year will be q big one for
him. He feels fine. he declares, Is for
the first time getting q kick out Of the
training that In past seasons has been
to him grind, and Is "rarin'" to go.
He believes he can deliver the goods
and does not mind expressing his be-
lief. Hadley Is not cocky about this,
but quite sure Of himself nevertheless.
If Hadley carries this spirit into the
championship season to back his nat
ural ability as q pitcher and suffers no
setback physically, he should certainly
have the big year both he and his man
ager anticipate.
Special Tutoring for Burke.
Bob Burke now Is getting a special
course In pitching. 1t seems that while
Bob has been pretty good against left
handlers OF all sorts, he has not been
so effective against the hard hitters
among the right-handers, so johnson Is
assisting Catcher Muddy Ruel, who Is
Bob'S special tutor, in the effort to
improve the pitchers form against the
type Of batter that has bothered him.
Says johnson, Burke needs to learn
where he must chuck his curve and his
fast one when facing q right.hander.
Bob puts 'em where he wants to gen.
orally when opposing q southpaw
the same stun on his pitch rarely does
Bob do anything worth while with q
keen.eyed Highlander ut the plate.
Hes too true with his pitching
against right-hAnders," opines johnson.
bob has plenty with which to fool
the right-handers, but he isn't going to
fool them as long as he throws to
them. Now he doesn't throw to the
left-handerS. He makes them take
what he gives them and makes them
take plenty. He ought to be able to
do the same thing to the right-hand-
ers with what he has in stock" the
manager contends, land believe after
some more careful coaching he win be
able to do so"
NOW Bob Il plugging away at his
lessons daily. quietly confident he wiz
make f1eadway and gain q rating
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
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DODGERS GAME HALTED.

TARPON SPRINGS, Fla, March %
R1-A heavy downpour Of rain in the
flrSt half Of the NTH inning stopped
the hostilitieS between the Brooklyn
Dodgers and the Toronto Maple Leafs
Of the International League today. The
Dodgers were trailing, to !, at the end
OF the fourth, but were In the midst Of
a rally, having scored three runs when q
halt was called.
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WILSON POUNDS APPLE
AS CUBS WIN TIGHT ONE

LOS ANGELES, Calf, March % Up.
With Hack Wilson leading the attack
with three hits, one Q home run, the
Cubs defeated Los Angeles, S to 4, today
ulars, did the hurting and permitted
IL hits.
Catcher Zach Taylor Of the Cubs and
Hannah Of the Angels also hit circuit
blows.
Score by innings:
R.H.E
Chicago .........o 0o2II O-Sl2 o
Los Angeles .....2 o o o o o 0--4l II 5
Malone. Root and Taylor; Delaney, Ballou
and Hannah.
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REDS DOWN MACKS
IN OVERTIME GAME


b the AsSociated Press.
MIAMI, Fla. March 22.-The Cincin-
natl Reds scored their first victory IN
the exhibition series with the world
champion Philadelphia Athletics when
they downed the American Leaguers. 8
to S. In an thinning contest here today.
The Reds, who have been weak at bat,
came to life today and pounded out Is
hits.
Cincinnati tN. J5 SSSeSooSSoi-s is 5
Shores. Mahaffey. Baker and CochrGne;
LUCAS. May. johnson, Eckhart and Gooch'
Sukeforth.
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FRISCO SEALS TR0UNCE
PIRATES IN EXHIBITION

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, March %
P1.-The Pittsburgh Pirates made four
runs In the FIRST inning Of an exhibition
game with the San Francisco Seals to-
day, but lost out In the end, z to 8. The
Seals had q big inning In the fourth,
when they scored five runs. Generously,
with double, was the only Pirate to hit
for extra bases. Score:
ss: ssis rs e. 'EE r.: SSSSiSdS&s : Z
stoneI, Erickson ane HGrgreaVess Bocl;
Jacobs. Kn!sht and CASTOR.
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RAIN HAMPERS INDIANS.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March ~ Up,
Rain washed out another practice
game for the Cleveland Indians and the
New Orleans PelicanS here today. A
serious handicap on Manager Roger
Peckinpaugh's team has been imposed
thus far In the training season by ala
most daily showers. 49,
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WASHINGTON.

Score by innings:
GS hstt.nasE. :::S SdSSSSS -
Runs batted invest. Rice. Hayes. Two
base hit-BigeloW. Left on beses-..Washing.
ton. 5; Chattanooga. .. sacrifice hit-Hases
to Charity. stolen base-pashleil. HIT By
piteher;-By Burke g. o9cehl; W!la pitch
Marty. .; BY. MsTbeTry, 2; b. burke, 2. bases
on ballS-On Howard. s; OF Marty. 2: on
berry, . for no runs in I Innings: OF Burke.
no hits for no runs in innings; on HOWARD,
three Innings for runs, Winning pitchsr-
Marberry. Losing pitsher-HovGEa; Qm"
pireS--MeSsrs V9ngrenen ana johnston.
Time OF game-2 hours 2 minutes.
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scRsI HnsV V,1sIna NSCSISny 81. HHnr 90
shore RSns bStted in%WSoisy s bS Snn
Errors@Hendrix: BUM %. SSsssis. H Hon:
runS-Wholey (2), Shore. TWo-base hits
Donovan, Bum. stolen 6sses-whoiey,
Rapp. Sacrifice hits-Moeney. Donovan.
Bases on belis-OH Nozegfky, 2; on John.
son, Z; OF Pierce. Il. on Harper, I. Struck
outEBy NoEssky' q; ~ johnson, 2; By Car
rinss: OF Pierce, in 4 inning: Oh Nores *;
in INNINGS. Left on baSeE-GeorEetoWn,
8; Guiford, 8. Winning pttcher-Nozesky.
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Totals Ill ~ 80 Totals .... 8
PAIRXNGS TOMORROW MIGHT.
Teeh Migh Gym.
Boys Club Optimists vs.. Y. n. o. a.
Flashes (1So-pound class quarter nnalS)'
). @. O. FLASHES W. Potomac Boat. Club
PrepS O30-Dound class, quarter hnabl' .
Potomac Boat Club w. Company p (un-
limited class, second Tound)s o'clock.
class, second rOund). 20 o'eIock.
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MONTREAL, March 20 R).-The
Boston Bruins won their second STAN
ley Cup series game from the Montreal
MaroonS here tonight BY q 4-to-2
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DETROIT BLANKS TAMPA
IN ABBREVIATED CLASH

TAMPA, Fla, March % O0.-A
cloudburst Just as the major leaguers
ming ended an exhibition game here
today in which the Detroit Tigers de-
feated the Tampa Smokers of the
Southeastern League, 2 to o.
Sorrell held the Tampa team to one
hit. q double by Durham in the Sec
ond inning.
Tampa Tampa . .......:....:..: 8 8 SeS I
9orTel and AayWorth; Lee Youngblood
and SancheeA
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D. c. BOWLERS FAIL
TO DROP LEADERS
Capital Delegation Makes
Mediocre Showing in
National Tourney.

WATERBURY, CONN.,, March 49,
The Georgetown recreation team, head
ed BY Sam Benson, defending all-events
champion, failed to threaten the lead
ers IN the five.Inan event today, rolling
only 1915, one Of the low scores Of the
tournament to date. Southern Diaries
Of Washington shot 1892. The Benson
Young doubles team tied for NTH place
In the doubles for the day with q score
Of ISL. other washington doubles
BurTows-Bradt, TOi.
Burroughs led the washington en-
traltS In the singles with SIS, a score
that was well down In the standing.
Other singles scores were: Benson SAS;
Bradt 334 and Stevens SS0.
WANRRN
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Joe Engel has . spiny new stadium
here for his Lookouts and 1t Is named
after him. The stands are spacious,
the playing fieid hne and Joe'S preSi-
dental ONCE is q nobby affair done in
the modernistic style.
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Harrington
c. TRIAL WARD PIT. A.
fNSTALLS OFFICERS


The closing Of the school year Is
featured in the PIT. A. by we'll
attended meetings, and by installa-
ticn of officers for the coming
year.
At the Central Ward. Monday
evening. there was a meeting of the
Parent Teacher association Of that
school. About so were present, in
GLIDING members and guests. The
president, Mrs. B. B. Brier. presided.
The installation Of officers was
conducted by the president Of the
council of the PIT. A., Mrs. j. I
Coursey.
Officers for Central Ward are
president. Mrs. 2. b. Brier: vice.
presidents. Mesdames Ben Gallon,
r.. =. Hamilton. Gerald McKenna, l.
+. McCienathan and Roy KinmelI:
secretary. Mrs. ,. e. Raymond: trea-
surer. Mrs. Earl Rumbo; Mrs. j. T.
Foster.
Mrs. J. z. Raymond. who attend
ed the Kingsville meeting IS a DEL
eRate. gave a comprehensive account
OF that meeting. Mrs. Raymond said
that the life membership was par
ticularly mentioned and advised.
It was announced by the prin-
clpal. B. E. Bailey. that there would
be open house following the assem-
bly, program. on Friday. which will
be given at n o'clock, with a pro-
gram on Mothers Day. All mothers
are asked 10 attend. The children
viii have their artistic work on ex-
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Valley


tContinued from page 81
day Of the death OF his mother,
who lives In Brennan. Germany.
L. NJ. seawell left last week for
Temple.
MI. and Mrs. j. F. Weed, who
have been the guests Of MI. and
Mrs. j. w. Davis. left Saturday for
their home in Beaumont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joke Cockrum, who
have been the guests OF MI. and
Mrs. T. w. Kelly. left Monday for
their home in IraRn, Texas.
W. r.. mccarthy. former secretary
Of McAllen Chamber OF Commerce
arrived In Brownsville Monday by
airplane from British Honduras en-
route to Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Woodbridge have
returned from a trip 10 California.
r. j. Meeker Of Mercedes was
q McAllen visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Hunter whitsell and chill
dren Of Fulton. Kentucky arrived
Friday for q visit with her brother,
w. w. Dougherty. Jr.
A number OF McAllen business
men left Monday on q fishing trip
on Devils Ripper near Del Rio. They
We're p. II. Lee. r. +. Frisby. p. II.
McMurphy and r. K. Whitsitt.
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Lucky Mother

"A Success with Betty Jean isn't
just luck" says Mrs. d. II. Keat-
ing. 1918 Hays St, San Antonio.
'~It Is due TO a plan.
she has escaped the ill-effects of
colds and upsets because. at the
first sign Of a cold; of bad breath,
,coaRd tongue or feverishness, ]
open Ter bowels with California
Fig Syrup She loves its taste and
/ like its gentle. thorough action"
Mothers by thousands praise Cali
lfornia Fig Syrup. For fifty years
physicians have endorsed this pure
vegetable product. 1t tones and
strengthens stomach and bowels:
stimulates appetite: encourages
digestion and assimilation. It's use
helps make sallow. listless children
rosy and energetic.
Look for the name California
when buying. That marks the
genuine: safe for infants, effect
i've for children in their teens.
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PARTY GIVEN FOR
2-TDE-ELECT

Miss Bobbie Gathright, who will
become the bride Of Simeon Clark,
Of San Benito, in June. was COM
plimented with q bridge patry. with
Mrs. Ben Sanders, a gracious host
ess at her home.
The luncheon trays were each
decorated With q miniature bride
and groom. as centerpiece.
The honoree was presented with
a pretty piece OF lingerie. Miss Elm
or Smith was honored in the scores,
and MS. Kate Kopple, and Miss
Nell Ha6dan.
TIE hostess served an appetizing
salad course followed by ices.
The guest list included Mesdames
J. r. Trayior, Kate Kopple. Folk
Hornaday, Evenell league, Miss
Gathright. Tea guests, Mesdames r.
T. Neary and d. d. Norton. From
out of town, Misses Lura May and
Dorothy Booth. Mary Nell Haddan,
Elinor Mae Smith. Maxine Bruce.
Mrs. Faul Bruce.
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Except for fair to clear weather
in the central states. cloudy and
unsettled conditions prevailed
throughout the balance Of the Uni
ted States at the morning observa-
ton. Moderate to heavy rains oc-
Cured in the north-central, the
northeastern, and in the far north
western states within the last "a
hours, while light rains were re-
ported from Texas and the plateau
region. Temperatures continued un-
seasonably low throughout the great
Northwest and the Plateau region
this morning. but were about seas
enable In the southern and eastern
states.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
THE STATE OF X
COUNTY OF
Nnffre nf E~xarufinn ga

Notice Of Execution Sale
BY virtue Of an execution issued
out Of the County Court Of Dallas
County, Texas on a judgment
rendered in said court on the 9th
day Of November, 1929. in favor OF
the said Gross r.. Scruggs, and
against r. J. Kowalski, "A. Drive Jr.,
and William G. Craig, Jr., In the case
Of Gross r.. Scruggs against r.. y.
K0Talski, a. Drive Jr.. and William
g. Craig. Jr., No. 25s8-A IN such
court, ! did on the 18th day Of
April. 1880, at 1880 o'clock a. m.
levy upon the following tracts and
parcels Of land situated in the Coun-
ty Of Cameron. State OF Texas, as
the property Of said A. Drive Jr.,
TO wit: Lot Number Nine COZ In
Block Number Two Hundred Twen-
ty-Five t225l In the original Plot
or the City OF Brownsville. and
Lots Thirteen u3). Fourteen (l4.
Fifteen u5). and Sixteen ti6) In
Block Number. Fifty-eight 1857. in
Hsrden's Subdivision or Parsdes
Addition to the City OF Brownsville,
and en- the 3rd dav OF June. 1880.
being the first Tuesday Of said
month, between the hours Of 10
o'clock a. m. ard 4 O'Clock p. N.
on said cay. at the court house door
of said county. I viii offer for sale
and sell at public auction. fer cash.
all the right, title and interest o.
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w HOSTESSES n
MRS n H. HALL

Mrs. Carl L. Stuckey and Mrs. w
M. Galloway entertained with a
bridge luncheon. at the Palmer ap-
artments, complimenting Mrs. o. L
Hall of Corpus Chritsi.
Contract bridge was the amuse-
ment for the morning. Pretty tro-
phies were presented 70 Mrs Floyd
Smith, for high score and 10 Mrs
A. NJ. Letzerich. for low score. Mrs
G. K. Henderson won the cut score,
and Mrs. Hall received a dainty gift
from the hostess.
A delicious two-course luncheon
was served after the games.
Guests present were Mesdames +,
M. Hardin, Will c. Jones, q. w.
Diehl, Claude Fullick. T. F. Alb
bolt. Jr., Charles Wood. Floyd
Smith. G. w. and A. NJ. Letzerich,
z. E. Rigney. Norman Roger. c. (,
Henderson. Herman Thomas, Miss
Annie Rooney.
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Gang Warfare Claims
24O-Pound Man In Chi

CHICAGO. May 3.-tP-The body
Of one Of the largest men ever slain
in Chicago gang warfare remained
unidentified today, and police we're
~perplexed concerning the motive for
the crime.
The dead man was six feet, four
and one-half inches tall, and weigh
ed 240 pounds. Marks in his clothes
indicated they had been purchased
In Toledo. o. He was shot Is times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-08
Receiver Sought In
Alleged Oil Fraud

OKLAHOMA CITY, May s.-PH
Hearing on application for appoint
ment of a permanent receiver for
the $780, 00 Universal Oil and Gas
company whose nine officials were
ordered arrested yesterday on charg-
es of using the mails to defraud,
will be held Saturday before Judge
Edgar 8. Baught in federal court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-08

WILMINGTON. N. c.. May S-CPl
The bodies Of Jack W. Hurd,
Pittsburgh steel maenate and sports
man. and Mrs Hurd. killed in an
automobile wreck here last night,
today were held In Wilmington
mcrFue awaiting arrival Of Mr..
Hurd's brother, n. 8. Hurd. from
Pinehurst.
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Suspect Slain

TOLEDO, May S-LP-Four de-
tectives engaged on a gun battle
with four robber suspects near here
today. and killed Claude Allen. %,
OF Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. The shooting
occurred In a house where Aliens
wife and fou~r-yesr-old son were
sleeping. They had been held pris-
oners there by the police three days
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Jour Most Economical Salesman-Herald Classified

hihit, and grade mothers viii act as
hostesses, with the teachers.
Mesdames Roy Kimmell. p. N.
Stephens, Ben Gallon, j. @. Car
rison will be the reception COM
mttee: Mesdames w. L. Moses. r.
B. Hamilton. and Charles MayfieId
were appointed the refreshment
committee.
Mrs. r. L. Crown stated the
Operetta Forest Court, would be
presented at the Municipal audito-
rum, ON May rs, with over 800
children in the cast. The picture
given as prize for the largest attend
ance Of mothess at the monthly P
I. A. meetings, each months was
presented to the high third grade,
Miss Jennie Case, teacher.
Punch was served at a beautifully
decorated table, Mesdamess T. Kirk
patrick and Ross LOOMS being
hostssses.
Mrs. 3. 3. Brier was presented
with a charming bouquet Of Column
bia roses, by Mrs. J. +. Foster.
Ali DAY MEETING
PLAN OF PIT. A.
The social PIT. A. meeting held
at the North Ward school Monday
evening was a success, with about
200 present.
Mrs. K. I. Dague officiated as
programd irector. Violin and piano
duets were given by Christine and
Georgia Grant.
This being National Music Week,
the pupils Of the colored school.
sang several Of the negro folk songs
Of America. Carl Chiffon, principal
Of the Junior high school, was in
troduced by Mrs. Dague, and gave
a splendid talk on the contribution
the school makes toward the educa-
ton of pupils.
The installation Of officers was
conducted by Mrs. J. G. Myrick. and
was a most impressive ceremony.
Mrs. p. II. Maxwell, president of the
North Ward PIT. A. gave a read
ing. SNOW Thy job. Mrs. Myrick
then called the officers. as follows:
Mrs. Maxwell. president; vice-pres-
idents, Mes.amxs r. G.. jackson,
Claude Carter, II. II. Shander. J. A.
Webb, Elmore, j. w. Rollins and
John Gctke; Mrs. T. e. Robertson,
secretary: Mrs. s. r. Grant, treasur-
er: Mrs. I. c. Webb. publicity and
Miss Bess Bell parliamentarian.
The attendance picture went TO
the second grade, Miss Myrtle
Aungst.
The grade mothers served punch
and cake, after the entertainment
was over.
Plans were made for an all-day
meeting and dinner on Wednesday.
May II.
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LIBRARY REPORT
HEARD

Mrs. Tyre Brown. chairman Of the
public library board, presided at the
regular monthly meeting, held in
the library. On Monday morning.
II was voted to spend some funds
in refurnishing the library. During
the past month, the library circul-
ated l,272 books, had two donations,
purchased 10 books, cash received
from books. $22.65.
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First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester.
day: third. wind velocity at 8 a. m.
fourth. precipitation X last "a
h0urg-
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c. E.

MAY We serve our Ice box with pure
crystal ice and save you money a. well
as food7 Delivery guaranteed daily.
We do not mean maybe. Respectfully
solicit your patronage. Harris the Tu-
dependent Dealer. Phone cow.
Bi7i
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Announcement

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-18
ROCKVILLE FIVE
 . MEETS BURR|TTS
Local Team Out for Its 22nd
 Straight Victory Tonight

The Bmritt basketball team will play the first game Of a home and home series with the Clerk A. (. Of Rockville this evening at the Stan Icy Arena, Tho Rockville team has strong. hopes of bringing the locals winning streak Of el games to an abrupt end. Little is known of the ability of the Rockville aggregation. but according to reports the team is composed Of number of cxperi- cncod players.
 The locals will Dc without the services Of "Hammy" Darrow. star guard. barrow was hurt Tuesday evening while playing in the Corbin ScrcW-landcrs game at the Tabs hall when he crashed into the stage and disiocated his large toe, The injury is not serious but will keep Darrow inactive for few days.
 The rest of the Burritt team will be ready for action. The following will see plenty of action: 1akubo- Witz, Jasper. IIavlck. Luty. Carl son. Rose and Gill. The game will start at o'clock with Abe Aron- son holding the whistle.
 Manager Saunders is arranging q number Of games to be played on the road. A return game with Rock vile will he played on Thursday, January 30.