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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
Way to Stop
Attacks Of Fits

Reports are received or an amaz-
ing treatment that epilepticS state
has proved successful In stopping
their attacks. r.. Lepso. Apt. 90.
Island Ave. Milwaukee. Wise. has
been supplying sufferers with this
treatment. He now wishes TO reach
all those who have not been helped
and TO do 10 is making the startling
offer Of a generous treatment free
to all sufferers. Anyone afflicted
should write for this free treatment
at once. giving age. Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
Edinburg Cleanup
Drive Under way

EDINBURG, Sept. 11.-Prelimin-
airy work toward cleaning up Edin-
burg as part OF the valley-wide
drive against mosquitoes and their
breeding places Is progressing rapid
ly and actual work on cleaning I'D
the city will be started shortly.
Mrs. d. III. Hooks, chairman or the
civic committee OF the chamber
OF commerce here. announced yes
terdav.
Mrs. Hooks Is sending cut letters
to all nonresident city property
owners asking them 70 have their
vacant lots here cleaned IN. May
or d.. G.. Abney will seek the CO.
operation OF the fire department In
the work. and merchants will be
solicited for funds with which the
campaign Is to be carried out. Mrs.
Hooks said.
"A heavy dovnp0ur or rain last
Thursday caused the carnival which
was to provide funds for the clean
up drive to be postponed. and in
~terferrinR activities attendant uDon
the starting OF school here has
caused the proposed carnival 70 be
postponed indefinitely. Mrs. Hooks
declared.
Efforts will also be made 10 have
the merchants Of the city provide
closed containers fG< rubbish from
their stores 50 that the vacant lots
about buildings IN the business part
OF The city will not Be Uttered with
papers and other refuse.
Almost 100000 acres Of land are
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 1i-tP1-
Details for the Forthcoming Dire
series between the pennant winners
Of the Southern association and the
Texas league were being arranged
today in telephone conversations
between John d. Martin. president
or the Southern association az
Memphis and Alvin Gardner. pres
ident OF the Texas league a. WIch-
ita Fails.
General plans for the series are
covered In q standing agreement
between the two leagues but numer-
GUS details remained 10 be decided
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
INTENTIONS FILED

r. M. David. Mercedes. and
Dorothy Mem. san Antonio; Bita-
rio Rincones and Rosa Guerrero.
Rio HondO; Marvin lie Masters.
Plainview. and Patsy Ruth Brown.
Fan Benito.
Licenses issued.
Steve Pellaggi, Fort Brown. and
Pauline Sheldon, Brownsville: Hi
lario Nuentes and Francesca Sail
mas, La Paloma: Nicolas Castanon
Ccmbes, and Agustina Lara. El
Muerto ranch: Francisco Abrebalo
and Maria Aguilar. HarlinEen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
Brownsvilleite Loses
Car at Edinburg

A car belonging 10 3. l.. Kowalski
OF brownsville disappeared In Edin-
burg wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs -Xowalski were on
their way to Houston when the
theft occurred. and had stopped at
the Valley drug store to get a
sandwich shortly after 9 o'clock.
While they were inside the car
was driven off.
Officers are working on the case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kowalski returned
n brownsville. and will resume
their trip TO Houston Thursday
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
Contract Let On
Extension Work
Especial to The Herald

FSpeClaI 70 Ut FltIdIuT
SAN BEN1TO, Sept. il.-Contract
was let wednesday evening BIZ the
San Benito city commission for
the 20-foot extension on the city
hall. G. B. Sauers was winner with
a bid Of $3.525, owe six competitors.
The extension. which IS to be two
story OF brick construction. Is for
the purpose of housing the new
fire equipment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
Ball Players Pass
For Monterrey Game

The Missouri Pacific Pioneers. a
crack baseball team from Kings
VILE. passed through Brownsville
Thursdav en- route to Monterrey
where they will play a series OF
ran1es over the weekend.
The Kingsville aggregation, COM
posed largely Of ex-professional
stars. has beaten everything In the
Missouri Pacific league within the
southern district
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
Score Killed In
Double Calamity

MESSINA, Italy, Sept. 1i-tP1-A
score OF persons are reported dead
and fifty or more injured In the
simultaneous eruption Of Stromboh
volcano and an earthquake on
Stromboli island, n Of the Aeolian
group near here.
When the eruption blew the vol
cano's cone high into the air a great
stream OF lava descended upon San
Bartolo and other villages.
Four destroyers and torpedo
boats. loaded with provisions. tents
and medical supplies, as well as
companies Of city firemen. with Of
ficials, have been sent from Mes
sina to assist the victims.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11

A warning has been issued motor
lists that the road 90 Boca Chicn
would be closed Thursday and Fri
day due to final work that Is being
done ON the last few hundred yards
across the sand TO the beach
1t Is hoped that a temporary
roadway can be constructed 10 ae-
comodate the Saturday night aRu
Sunday visitors 70 Boca ChIca. XJVt
this was not definitely announced
Thursday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
Harlingen Hopes
For Golf Classic
fspecial TO the Herald

fSOeCIHI 70 TIC IIEAAIN'
HARLINGEN. Sept. 1l.-Possioil-
stv that the Harlingen municipal
ro,f course may become the scene
81 q Texas golf classic appeared
when the chamber OF commerce
endorsed the proposal for an open
rolf tournament to be held there
annually. Cash prizes Of approx
imately $500 would be offered un-
der the plan, and it Is hoped that
IL NAV be developed into an event
second only TO the Texas open
held at San Antonio
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
New Subscribers
To Get Treat

New subscribers to The Browns
vile Herald this week are due
for O treat. Each subscription
turned in gets q picture show
ticket to see Richard Barthelmess
in THE Dawn Patrol" at the
Rivoli theater In San Benito.
Sept. IA. Is, and Is. This picture
IS running the second week In
San Antonio at this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11

Although Belgium Is the most
nensely populated country In the
world IL is considered 30 per cent
self-supporting in food supply.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11

suajn's inhabitants purchase au-
tomobiies and trucks at q rate OF
about 10000 q yeas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11

Use Of photostatic equipment for
copying legal documents has re-
duced expenses Of st. Louis city
recorders office by $4,000 in two
years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11
MASKED YECCS
ROB TWO BANKS
Louisiana Haul of $4,000
Al Point of Sawed
Off Shot Guns

ARDMORE, Okla, Sept. lf-OP
The Writ State Bank Of Writ. :
miles west Of here. was robbed OF
several hundred dollars today BY
two young men who locked two
vomen employees and a customer in
the vault.
The women. Mrs. George w.
Smith. cashier. and Mrs. Ralph
Nicholson, bookkeeper, we're the
only persons in the bank when the
robbers entered. John Wilkerson.
Shell petroleum corporation official,
entered during the holdup. The
three victims e~xtricated themselves
from the vault after the robbers
had fled in a red coupe.
An accurate check OF the amount
Of money was not made immediate
".
$4,000 HERE
KENTWOOD, La. Sept. 11-fP
Two masked mel robbed the
Kentwood ank OF $4,000 shortly
after noon today.
Armed with sawed off shotguns
and what appeared to be women's
silk stockinis over their faces. the
men forced j. II. McGehee, cashier.
and J. II. Fate. assistant, to throw
UP their hands. scooped all O. the
money in sight into a pillow slip
called back a CHEEKY goodbye" at
the door and sped away in an auto
mobile.
Officers started in pursuit in
automobiles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-11

Almost 100000 acres Of land are
included In North Carolina game
refugees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-09
The complete standing, including all
aybibifioYo 0oY1oec fOlIouc.
CARNERA Is HOOTED
AFTER TAKING BOUT
BY the Associated Press.


LOS ANGELES, April 9.-The knock
out record of Primo Camera contained
another victim today, but the Italian
giant was booed Justify after he had
polished off Neil Clisby, big Negro
fighter, in the second round OF their
bout here last night.
A crowd of 10000 fans didn't like
Cameras tactics of punching as he
broke from clinching with the Negro.
and as the giant walked toward his
dressing room he was hooted loudly.
Clisby was Cameras fourteenth
straight knockout victim during his
present American tour. The Negro,
who once stayed six rounds with George
Godfrey. weighed 1881 pounds to the
Italians 273 pounds.
The fight was scheduled for 10
rounds, and at the start Clisby seemed
intent on staying away from Primo's
punches as long as possible.
The Italian received tremendous
ovation as he entered the ring, but his
popularity waned rapidly with the spec
tators.
The first round, with the exception
Of the knockdown, was spent by Car
nera in stalking his prey.
The italian came out in the second
round and continued to pursue his
Negro victim. Clisby attempted to
clout the giant. Camera took aim and
let go the final swing.
Clisby tried to get up, but collapsed
and took the full count. Three minutes
later he had revived sufficiently to walk
unaided to his dressing room.
When the gladiators departed CliSby
got all the cheers from the fans, who
paid $4,000 to see the big invader.
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ON THE DRIVES
TONIGHT

District League-Petworth VS.. Convention
Hall, at Petworth; Progressive Printing VS..
Hyattsville, at Arcadia.
National Capital League-Meyer Davis VS..
GEORGETOWN Recreation, at Lucky Strike.
Suburban League-Rock Creeks VS.. Call
Carl at Petworth.
City Post ONCE League--Parcel Post VS..
Pilots, Delivery VS. Central at City Post
North of Washington Mems League
Stott's Dixies VS.. Silver Spring Giants, Serv-
Dyeing 4 Cleaning vs. Blair citizens No. 2,
Diplomat Coffee VS.. Triangle Motor. at Sill
yer Spring.
North of washington women,s League
Bliss Electrical School VS.. American Legion
Auxiliary. at Silver Spring.
King Pin Business Mems League-Sherby
Rent1a-Cssr VS.. Garrison Toy Shop at King
Casualty. Prudential VS.. Travellers, at King
Nautical League-El Rorado No. Va. Po-
tomac Canoe, DrifterS No. ! vs.. Potomac
Nc Boas Gub
Drifters No; 2; BopEai vs.. Bee Hive Anchor
washington Canoe No. 3, at Convention
ss1xss CLERKS IS Sas o.Is
ton vs. DisbursinS, Purchasing No. / VS..
Pq ISdiss District EG LeasueJohn Buck VS..
Recreation, at Arcadia; Meyer Davis vs..
S H ss # K 81 Ezr e Nj q AH
VS.. King Pin, at Petworth; Lucky Strike VS.
Silver Spring. at Lucky Strike; Bill Wood
GEORGETOWN Church League-Peck Chapel
No 2 VS. Christ Episcopal, West Washing
vary M. e. 8. vs.. Mount Vernon M, e: g.,
Calvary Baptist Kinnear vs. Grace Episco-
fist Drake, Peck Chapel No. / VS.. George
town Presbyterian, at Arcadia.
Knights of Columbus League-Genoa vs..
Salvador, Santa Maria VS.. Pinta, ovando VS..
Trinidad; Columbia VS.. Marquette Balboa
WashinEton Realtors League-Randall
Hagner VS.. District Title. Boss & Phelps VS..
Finance, Shannon & Luchs vs.; Columbia
Title Wardman VS.. National Mortgage d
Investment. at Arcadia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-09
RED SOX LEADING
HURLERS TO REST
Morris, Durham, Asbjornson
Sent to BoSton-SteWart
of Browns Shining.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
~OLUMBUS, Ohio, April ed
Morris, Eddie Durham and Bob
4 Asbjornson will see no more
action with the Boston Red
Sox until the regular season starts
They were on their way to Boston to-
day because Manager Heinie Wagner
wants them rid of their ailments as
soon as possible.
Ray DOZENS, former Holy Cross
pitcher, is accompanying them. He has
been sent to the Pittsf1eld Cubs of the
Eastern League for seasoning.
PoNCA CITY, Okla, April 9 P).-
Walter Stewart, Crossville, TENNESSEE
contribution to the st. Louis Browns
pitching staff, probably will get to work
more games under the Killefer regime
than he did under Dan Howley on the
basis of his early season work The
big left-hander has shown to advantage
thus far.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 9 P.-Hav-
ing conquered Bill Walker, who is
rated as the ace of the New York
Giant pitching staff, at Terre Haute
yesterday, the Chicago White Sox were
in Indianapolis bent on gaining an
other decision over their National
League rivals.
Red Faber was Manager DOME Bush's
nominee to pitch against the Giants.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 9 (P).-
The Detroit Tigers and the Toronto In
ternational League team begin a five
day series OF exhibition games here to-
day.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 9 R.-It
never pays to take anything for granted
in base ball-and you can have the
word of Roy Sheri6, New York Yam
kee pitcher, for that.
Sherid appeared to be in a perfectly
safe position in the fifth inning of yes
terday'S game with Memphis. He had
pitched four frames of Shut-out ball
and had two strikes on the opposing
pitcher, Clarence Griffin But the next
pitch cost him the game. Griffin
bounced a hot one of Koenig's glove
to drive in two runs and the Chicks
won, to l.
NEW ORLEANS, April R.-The
Clevenland Indians, whose Spring ex-
hibition schedule with major league OPP
position is the lightest In several years,
begin their tour northward tonight.
They concluded their series with their
minor league pets, the New Orleans
PelicanS, yesterday with their ninth VIC
tory in II games.
Mike Powers, young outfielder pur-
chased from the Pels, will be left with
that club on option.
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MEET WILL BE HELD
BY ALEXANDRIA HIGH

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 9.-Plans
for the first inter-class meet held at
Alexandria High since 1928 have been
made by Athletic Director r. L. Rey-
nolds. It will be held April 16.
A program of events including the
1OO-yard dash, 880-yard run, 80-yard
low hurdles, 220-yard dash, 880-yard
relay, high jump, discus throw, board
Jump, javelin throw and shotput has
been arranged.
A loving cup, enblematic of the
the winning class.
Del Ray A. c. will hold a business
meeting tonight at $3.50 o'clock at its
club house, West oxford and Mount
Vernon avenues.
Yankee A. c. will practice base ball
tomorrow at $50 o'clock on Hayden
Field in preparation for its opening
game of the season Sunday.
Candidates requested to attend are
Kenneth Mumford, Bob Robertson, Earl
Cronin, Allen Dennis, Tommy Lucas,
Francis German, John Abrahams,
Moore, Johnny Travers, Robert West,
Elmore Mudd, Billy Cleveland, Charlie
Hooff, Wilson Sinclair, Hardy" Gems
mere, Elwood Wheatley, Charles Strauss,
James Bruin, Sonny Henderson, jim
Williams Roland Boran and Jimmy
Ludsett Manager Bobby Voigt IS after
games with Junior and senior CLUBS:
Phone Alexandria 1893 between 6 and z
pm. for contests.
Cliff Wood established new duck
pin record for this city when he won
the Health Center bowling alleys sweep
stakes with a score Of 1,189 pins Tor
the 10 games.
Cardinal A. G. is after an unlimited
opponent for Sunday on the Pentagon
Park diamond at o'clock. Write Presi-
dent Sylvester A. Breen at 1882 King
street.
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Up
CITY TOURNAMENT
Girl Bowling Champ Proves
Sportsmanship-VaIet
Team Near Title.
BY r. d. THOMAS.

TOR the first time since the Wash
- ington Women's Duckpin As
ISOLATION tournament was held,
back in 1919, the redoubtable
Lorraine GULL won't be among the par
Elephants when the annual event opens
April q at the Arcadia.
Miss GULL announced today that she
would not compete. But the national
singles champion, who was sensation
in the recent N. D. B. G. tournament
at Waterbury, Conn, will be con-
Spicuously among those present. This
time 1t will be all work and no play
for Lorraine. She has volunteered TO
assist Mrs. Elsie Romero, secretary OF
the association, and the tournament
committee.
competition was inspired by sportsman
ship. She said:
tice this season than any other girl IN
Washington, probably, and I don't think
it would be fair for me to compete in
the tournament.
IF thought it would help, though,
I'd enter. But I believe I can be OF
more value by working like the dickens
with the association officials to make
the tournament one grand success"
Miss GULL, as assistant secretary OF
the National Duckpin Bowling Con-
gress, has spent much time on the
mapleways this season, shooting exhi-
bition matches and giving lessons to
girl beginners. She has done much to
develop the game among her sex In the
South.
Entries for the city tournament will
close next Wednesday. Prospects are for
by far the largest event yet held. Secre-
taries are requested to send copies Of
league averages to Mrs. Romero as OF
April 10 for classification purposes. Her
address Is 811 Quincy street northwest.
The Grand Palace Valet team all but
clinched the National Capital League
pennant last night by downing its chief
rival, the King Pin quint, two games to
one. There were no exceptional scores.
The Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. League will hold sweep
stakes tonight at the Lucky Strike at
8 o'clock. Entries will close at 7:45.
Competition will be on handicap basis,
and only those who have rolled Is
league games or more will be eligible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CLUBS NOW IN VAN
Have 20 Wins Over National
Rivals in Spring Exhibit
ton Game Series.
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

N YEW YORK, April s.-Winning
M all seven interleague exhibit
u ton games played in the past
week, the American League
Clubs forged ahead in the annual Spring
base ball warfare between them and
the National circuit. The American
League has won 30 of the 81 games
played so far and the National %. One
was tied.
The Washington Senators, picking on
the Boston Braves in three successive
games, took the lead in the league
against-league standing, while the
Braves, former leaders, dropped to
sixth place. The Senators have not
lost a game to National League Club.
Cleveland also enjoys that distinction
with one victory and no defeats. De-
troit's Tigers, with six victories and
four defeats, top the club which have
gone in seriously for competition with
the other league. The Cincinnati Reds,
Chicago White SoX and the Braves
also have won more than half their
games.
Washington also leads in the stand
ings for all exhibition games, having
won IL out of IA against major and
minor league opposition.
The major-againSt-major standings
follow:
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Capital City Diamond League
Taking in Lots of Territory

- ANDLOT base ball will be played
under the jurisdiction Of the
1 Capital City League in the Dis
trict of Columbia and four or five
counties of Maryland and Virginia this
Summer, it appears.
Plans for a Northern Virginia League
will be completed at meeting Thurs
day night of next week at the Jefferson
District Fire Department, at which
representatives are expected from clubs
in Arlington, Fairfax and Alexandria
Counties.
Series are planned in Montgomery
and Prince Georges Counties, Md, and
a play-of Of Maryland, Virginia and
District champions will top of the
season.
The Virginians gathered last night at
The Del Ray A. c., Bauserman Motor
Co., Cherrydale Fire Department, JET
ferson District Fire Department and
BallSton teams were represented and
announced intention to compete. In
vitations also will be extended the An
Mandate A. C. of Fairfax County and
Cardinal A. G. of Alexandria.
The annual American Legion series
for youngsters will be organized Friday,
April 10, in room 2, District Building,
1t is announced by Wesley Stuart, Dis
trict athletic officer of the Legion. Five
teams already are in line. George
Washington Post is undecided whether
to defend the title 1t won last year.
Following is a list Of the Capital City
League meetings scheduled for the near
future:
Midgets, tomorrow. 8 o'clock, District
Building.
District unlimited, Friday, 8 o'clock.
District Building.
Montgomery County Unlimiteds, Fri
day. 8 o'clock, the Washington Post
Building.
Juniors, Monday, April IA, o'clock,
District Building.
Seniors, tuesday, April Is. o'clock,
O Virginia su Unlimited managers, Thurs
day, April II, o'clock, Jefferson Dis
trict Fire House.
American Legion series, Friday, April
10, 8 o'clock, District Building.
The Takoma Tigers, champions OF
Montgomery County, will start their
campaign Sunday, opposing the Majestic
OdOlo IcdHl OtI IIIe oANeA CP1AlS AoAN
at 2:30 o'clock. Strong clubs desiring
games with the Tigers can reach Man
ager Garrett Waters at Georgia 1896.
Ball players of the Hess and Mohawk
Clubs will form a team to compete in
the unlimited class of the Capital City
League. It will bear the Hess standard.
On Friday the Hessmen will meet the
Phoenix A. G. Games may be booked
by communicating with Manager
| Anidon at Eighteenth street south
east, apartment %.
Games with unlimited class teams are
sought by the Ballston, Va, club, for
| April 20 and 81, on the Ballston field
Manager John McQuinn may be phoned
at Clarendon 1868 after pm.
A Sunday game Is desired by the
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CUBS SURE OF USE
OF HORNSBY, GRIMM
Both Will Be Able to Open
Campaign-GiantS Place
Reese in OutfieId.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
- ANSAS CITY, April 9.--Manager
X Joe Mccarthy Of the Chicago
Cubs, freed of worry over
whether Rogers Hornsby and
Charlie Grimm will be ready for the
opening of the National League cam
paign, is bordering on who among his
recruits, will be cast adrift at the close
of the series with the Kansas City
Blues.
Five pitchers must go, and Ed Lauten-
bacher, Henry Grampp, George Bell,
Lou Warneke and Bud" Teachout ap-
pear to be headed for other places.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 8 (E0.-
The New York Giants have found new
job for Andy Reese, whose hitting failed
to earn him the post at second base.
With Ed Roush still a holdout and
Johnny MoStil on the silk list, Andy
was placed in center field yesterday.
He made one brilliant catch and con-
tributed two goods hits.
ATLANTA, Ga, April 9 OP).-Brook-
lyn's Robins once more have proved the
truth Of numerous adages concerning
youth and age. They played two games
against the Atlanta Crackers, a team
composed largely of veterans, and won
them both.
The Robins appeared all the more
youthful because Glenn Wright and
Jake Flowers were kept out of action
by colds. and the youngsters, Slade and
Finn, replaced them in the inf1eld.
BRADENTON, Fla, April 9 (R.-
The st. Louis Cardinals entrained fol-
home today after experimenting with
spending the entire training season in
Florida and without playing a single
contest on the NorthwaTd journey.
The Grapefruit League gave the
Cards 800 percentage with IL wins
and 8 losses.
PHILADELPHIA, April CP).-The
management of the Phillies is through
foolin' with Chester Nichols" right
handed pitcher drafted from the
Montreal club.
We've stopped trying to please him,
Manager Shotton said today.
After comforting with President Baker
Shotton said, it vas decided to COM
plete the payment for Nichols and lei
him remain at home Ito think 1t over.
There was no intention, it was said
to permit him to play elsewhere.
LOUISVILLE, ny, April VII
Manager Dan Howley of the Cincinnati
Reds appears to have added considerable
punch to the Redleg batting order by
placing Clyde Sukeforth, young catcher
In second place in the batting o-der.
MOBILE, Ala, April 9 CP.-The
crest cure" has been added to the f1na
conditioning program of the Pittsburgh
Pirates, Manager Jewel Ems having ad'
viSed some of his veterans to begin
| tapering of in their work.