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New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
Consider IeKislatiOn

Washington, Dec. 10 P-A re- neWal of the congressional storm
 which met President Hoover's re- | prospect as the two branches of the 1 federal legislature pushed ahead to- ! day their consideration of relief 1 legislation.
 only 8 technicalitv Of procedure | kept senators from expressing them selves immediately upon resolution l by Senator LaFollette. republican. Wisconsin. introduced as reply to the presidents assertion that some individuals in congress were playing politics with human misery, The resolution woud declare the
 senate for relief of human suffer- ing over the consideration of inter- ests Of wealthy income taxpayers. |" It must lie over another day under the rules. It's author believes the ex- pression will find considerable SUD- port Even though they may not go that far, debate already has shown 1 that a considerable number Of dem ocrats who favored cooperation on relief bills, were incensed at the presidents accusation. contained in his warning against excessive appro- priatiors.
 Rega rdless Of this disturbance, the appropriations committee of the senate met to act quickly on the 10.000. 000 public works bill pass ed and sent 10 it yesterday by the house. Likewise. house committees pitched in 10 complete work on the drought relief bills. The senate pass ed a s6n. .00n. 600 one yesterday over administration disapproval but with out a dissentin voice in the chamber The house agriculture committee, over democratic protest. has cndors- cd a s30.0o0, ,o00 appropriation. stick ire as close as possible 10 admins- tration wishes. Until one Of these Is reported the house will plug away at the interior department supply bill
 Fears for Treasury
 Despite the oral attacks Of the democrats on the president.-many members still were clamoring 10 be heard when the senate recessed last night-there were good many Tn the minority party opposed 10 the great share Of relief proposals which have been chara ctrized by the ad- mInist ration as treasury raids. Sena, tor Robinson Of Arkansas. the dem ocratic leader, argued warmly for the full s6o0O,0oO for drought aid, but gave no encouragement to sug- gestions for an expanded relief pro gram. Senator Glass. of Virginia. was another who gave notice he would not vote 10 "bankrnpt the treasury"
 Senator Reed, republican. Penn svlvania. was the presidents chief defender in yesterdays debate. He maintained there was no partisan attack intended by the chief eXecu- tive. and that nothing in his state ment begins to compare with some Of the attacks We have made upon him here"
 In the vote on the I.aFollctte res olution, when if comes, some mem bers saw today an opportunity to de termine just how much rank and ton pledge Of democratic leaders.
 solid democrat lineup for this measure appeared unlikely.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

sign an agreement to repay the money as soon as possible. Details will be worked out following a con- ference between a committee 10 be and the local coal dealers.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10
B. H. M'ELHONE NAMED
 [. OF [. PRESIDENT

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Disappearing Taxpayers

"'There is one disadvantage 10 two-installment tax which does not concern itself with extra labor. The second installment is usually due six months after the first install ment. This means that another six months period has been given to faXpayers to disappear 10 parts un- known, or to otherwise make the tax uncollectible.
 "'At the present time the coIIec- tors are having much difficulty with floaters who are in the municipality on the asse ssment day, but who nave disa ppeared by the time that the tax becomes due and payable. 1hls IS particularly true of personal proper tv such as motor vehicles.
 eff it is thought worth "h'Ie 10 have taxes payable in two install ments as convenience 10 the tax paver. it is suggested that all taxes halow a certain amount. say S2a, De sti,, due and payable in one 1nStali- ment. and that in all cares of taxes represented by personal property'
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EPISCOPAL SPLIT
 GROWING WIDER

(Contlnued From First Fago)
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Bingham Answers Talk

Replying to McKeIlar. Senator Pneham said many Of the things the Tennesseean had implied and
New Britain herald., 1930-12-10

' okcd the disturbance by a "slar dorous' attack on him.
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for ifs loan to the California grape interests. some Of which produce grape concentrates capable of fer
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15
MEETS
JACK CROSS
Berg To Take On Click
During Coming
Week

NEW YORK. sept. 15-tF-
Primo Camera takes on Jack Gross
of Philadelphia In a t~en-rounder *
the Chicago Stadium Wednesday
night. Gross rates a notch COR two
above the usual run OF Cameras
opponents
Johnny Risko. Cleveland heavy
weight. takes on Babe Hunt. Ponca
City. Okla. at Oklahoma City TO-
night. Tomorrow night. Jack Kid
Berg. English lightweight and Joe
Click of Brooklyn. battle ten rounds
Nv the greensboro Stadium. New
York.
Larry Johnson. Chicago negro
light heavyweight. returns 20 the
wars in an eight rounder with Fred
Lenhart of Spokane nc Spokane to-
morrow night.
Sammy Nandell. whom al Singer
sorked out az the lightweight
championship not so long ago. will
start the return trip tonight. meet
'n< Mickey ONe'l. IA Milwaukee
scraDper. The fight ~ scheduled for
ten rounds at GAINESVILLE. wis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15
STRONG CARD
AT HARLINCEN
Waters And Humberto To
Wrestle In Main
Go Tonight
Especial to The Her, Id

HARLINCEN. Sept. l5-Another
of Promoter Chesty Stephens ALL
star mat programs viii be offered
Valley fart Monday night at the
Fair Park arena. Chestv Is making
every effort 70 give local fans the
best the wrestling market offers
and Monday nights 20 will be IN
keeping with that plan.
The wild Cowboy Teddy Waters
OF Montana Is slated for the fea-
ture bout with the possibility that
Jack HumbertO. Spanish thriller,
will be his opponent. If HumbertC
Is announced to meet the Cowboy,
the fans Will be assured OF a rough
night in the open for both are wild
and woody with command Of the
science angle and good fOOtwork.
Cowboy Waters has won a strong
place in south TEXAS, meeting the
best in the field with good success.
He gave the veteran Kall.O a run in
Corpus Christi recently. holding Gus
three rounds for a draw. Poulos is
a favorite opponent Of his and he
always holds his own against the
original rough baby. He IS a clean
mailman until provoked and then
the ring supports tremble as nc
gives as good and better than ne re-
ceived.
Pat OBrien. wild Irishman, will
70 against George Poulcs tn the
semi-final. a bout OF the first class
Poulos Is one Of the toughest
wrestlers in the game but he Il
going into the ring with a husky
Montanan who has taken them all
from Hugh Nichols. worlds light
weight champion. down. They don't
cNle too big and the Kentucky
Eahe will have need Of All his
famed rough stuff when the two
tangie.
Poulos and O'Brlen. despite the
ending Of the match. are sure to put
the fans in excellent humor for ths
Hilxl. If the feature sees HumbertC
in the squared circle against the
Cowboy, the fun will be unlimited
The three men signed arc among
the best in the game and the addi-
ttion of Humberto would make
a hard-to-beat quartet for one
nights entertainment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15
u. s. TENNIS
WORLD UPSET
Three Youngsters Likely
To Rank Well
Toward Top

NEW YORK, Sept. 1914 a.
year-old Californian. John Hope
Doeg. sat on top Of the tennis heap
today while experts spent their
spare time predicting a wholesale
shift in this country's ranking list.
Doeg won the national singles
title in a spectacular duel with
Frank Shields. 19-year-old New
Yorker. on Saturday and thus be-
came the youngest player to c.pture
the crown since Billy Johnston firs'
reached the heights in 1875.
But more to the point. where the
question Of a new ranking list Is
involved. Is the fact that Doeg. in
his march to the finals. eliminated
Big Bill Tilden. for ten straight
years this country's No. | player.
and Francis r. Hunter. who has
been rated Just behind Big Bill for
some years.
Corners
On the basis OF 1880 performances
there is a strong possibility that
at least three youngsters. Shields
RsAAlCy d. WODQ Ol NEW 1OLh. hnU
Ellsworth Vines OF Pasadena. Calf.
may crash their way into the first
ten. Whe.hCr Tilden Will lose his
place at the top OF the list Il
Doeg Is a moot point. for the tai
Philadelphia PLAYED marvellous
tennis IN Europe this season. Hun
ter is virtually certain 10 be drop
7ed several pegs from ne No.
SPOT he now occupies. Doeg. ranked
No. 8 last year, hardly can be de-
MED a higher place. George Lott
present RIO. 4. has shown little thi'
year : r NAV take a tumble.
The Teva~s. Wilmer Allison and
Berkeley Rell. may he ranked high
er than No. 7 and No. 9 positions
they nov hold for both have PLAYED
s~reetecularly this season. John Var
Rvn Il the nTesent No :: 7rit-
Nerrrr declared i-eli-ihln fn-
smsfeu- ce---etitin- IN Satnrdsv
l. No. q: Wilbur r. Coen. NO. 9
and Gregory Mangin. No. 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15
YACHTS RACE
AGAIN TODAY
Interest Falls Off AS
America Wins First
Easily

NEWPORT. r. r.. Sept. l5-Pl-
The saucy Enterprise. Harold s.
Vanderbilt's defender Of the Amer
ica's cup. and Shamrock ". Sir
Thomas Lipton's green-hulled chal-
lenger. had another engagement to-
day.
Enterprises victory In the initial
race OF the series Saturday did
much to lessen interest in the in
ternational yachting classic. The
spectator fleet had ~noticeably
dwindled today from the armada
which followed the racing yachts
on Saturday. Many of Saturdays
spectators were those VINO we're not
fortunate enough to be able to ig-
more the claims Of trade and in
dustry-a week day and a forced
return to shop and office.
Many who watched Shamrock's
hopeless chase Of Enterprise Satur-
day we're forced to revise estima-
tons OF her formed on reports that
had filtered over ahead Of her from
British waters that she was a Writ
uaI water sprite In light air. Her
canvas seemed too heavy, as COM
pared 10 the gossamer wings % the
American defender. Often during
the race Shamrock's head sails
fluttered enptily while those OF
Enterprise beloved out smoothly.
Conditions Saturday were sup
posed 10 have represented Samrock's
own choice In weather. She had
ghosted around local waters IN the
faintest Of zephyrs before the series
opened.
Saturday the boats ran fifteen
miles to leeward and returned. To-
day they had to race around a
thirty mile triangular course, be-
ginning at 10:40 q. m. CEst.
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Three-Day Rodeo
To Open Tuesday
AT Santa Cruz

Beginning Tuesday O. three-day
rodeo. including a bull fight each
day. will be staged In the Mata-
moros Kennel club grounds for the
benefit OF the Matamoros- Mazatlan
highway. These events viii get un-
der way ut . .. m. each dey.
American cowboys r invited tc
compete with a strong list Of Mex
lean entries Famous ropers to give
demonstrations include Miguel Gu
Undo. r. ZEN Peregrina. AurelIc
Peregrina and JOAQUIN Ruiz.
Each day two bulls will be killed
by Carlos Villarreal. He will be
assisted by Feliciano Villarreal and
Cruz de Ia Tore.
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BETTENCOURT
GAMES HERO
Winner OF Monday Tilt
Will Meet Memphis
I'm Dixie Series

FORT WORTH, Sept. i5-LP-All
square after four games, Wichita
Falls and Fort Worth were ready
10 play their best brand OF baseball
In today's fifth and deciding game
iii the Texas league playoff series
"a game which will determine the
team to meet Memphis, Southern
association champions, In the Dixie
series starting Wednesday.
In coming up or equal terms with
Fort Worth yesterday, Wichita Falls
had TO stave off a Cat rally in the
eighth before winning. 5 70 4. III
the last inning. Hal Wiltse started
the affair. and, thanks TO three
runs his mates scored in the second
and third, he breezed along easily
until the eighth when a single. a
double and a home run made BY
Clarke. "a pinch hitter, tied the
score at 4 all. the Spudders hav-
ing tailed one in their hall OF the
frame.
Larry Bettencourt put Wichita
Falls very much In the series again
with a clean double over the head
OF Moore. Cat c~enterfielder, Scor-
ing Fitzgerald with the winning
run. Fitzgerald had reached a scor-
ing position with a single and was
moved up BY Kloza's sacrifice.
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RED DEFEATS
C.. HERRERA
Four Fast Preliminaries
Enliven Matamoros
Fight Card

Dan Flor Navarro. Monterrey
pug. was plainly bored with the
world in general and Joe Duran In
particular Sunday night.
Fighting the main event on the
Matamoros Square Garden card,
Navarro flourished his dukes q
couple O. times and then finished
Duran In the first round Of a sche-
duled i0-round mill. The Monter-
rev beetle-brow floored Duran sew
eral times before the towel came
fluttering from the Californian's
corne.. Duran was substituting for
Bobby Jackson who failed to show
up.
However. four fast prelims and
A strong semi-final kept the fans
squirming in their seats. None of
the boys could be called title
Contenders. but they we're well
matched and they gave the fans
lets or action FOR their money.
Cullen Red. Harrington lash. won
MS second straight victory In the
Matamoros ring taking technical
kayo over Cyclone Herrera IN the
sixth round OF the seni-final. IL
was evident from the opening gong
tina. Red was 70 be the winner, but
the wild swinRer from San Antonio
got many A hearty cheer for his
whirlwind comeoacks.
Puncher vs.. Swinger
Red was the sharpshooting punch
er, while Herrera was an unpOlish-
ed swinger with a world n fighting
| spirit. Red would glide up TO the
| -~overed-up Herrera and throw three
punches at the top Of his head.
Herrera would come out from under
and drive Red back across the ring
with a succession swings from al
directions. His wild. aggressive tart
les clearly had Red puzzled.
Reds sharpShooting, however, was
not 70 be denied. He sent Herrera
down for nine in the second. He
duplicated IN the third. The bel
saved Herrera at the end Of the
third.
Both we're badly tired by the
sixth. Herrera cut loose with a wild
throw and dislocated his left shout
der and had 10 quit.
Kid Matamoros finished strone
In a four round prelim 10 get a
decision over Kid Kelley. Kelley, 9
peculiar stylist. was slow and tired
badly in the last frame when Mata-
moros opened up. Kelley kept hi:
gloves before his face with his
elbows straight down his side In
school boy style.
Good Prelims
frankie Trevino and Red Wilson
put on a rousIng four rounder tina;
kept the fans yelling. Wilson. Q
rangey chap. kept away from Ire
vino for the first three rounds and
outboxed him but failed TO hur'
the Matamoros boy. At times. Ire.
vino completely let down his guard
and allowed Wilson TO hit him with
a succession ar blows. then smiled
and came In again. Trevino finish
ed strong to get a draw. Bob Conner!
decision was far from satisfactory
with the fans.
Kid Static or Brownsville looked
good in finishing Cyclone Pompa ir
three rounds. This lanky youth hac
no trouble with Pompa and he 90
a hearty hand for his good work.
The opener saw Beto Avalos deci.
sion Speed Ball Langley OF Fort
Brown. II was the same old story,
Avalos won In the closing rounds
and had Langley practically out.
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Brooklyn's amazing Robins won
their way to the top yesterday by
scoring their tenth straight victory
al the expense OF the Cincinnati
Reds. The score was 8 to 3. Thurs
ton gave the Reds three runs In the
first inning. but Jim Elliott shut
them out with 8 hits In 8 90 frames
while powerful hitting against Rix-
ev and Kolp soon put the Robins
ahead.
The Cardinals, who took the lead
Saturday as Chicago's Cubs dropped
to third through a defeat by the
Phillies. promptly went back &c
second place yesterday as they
divided n double header with the
Boston Braves. Effective pitchine
bu BurleiRh Grimes and equally ef-
fective hitting gave the Cards ths
first game. 9 20 ?. let the Braves
slam Sylvester johnson around tc
take the second 7 to 4.
Double Bill
The Cubs and Philadelphia we're
die Yesterday but have a d-ut's
'-~-Fer t~dav.
The philadelphia Athletics :
heir hold on first place IN tile
American league n little safer BY
~umpinr Wesley Terrell ard the
~'avefrnd rndians for a Y In /
'-iT--,h --',iie vvs-hi-e.on -a- los
- . ~l~-- ds-i-s-- - rs-f-a-1
-~--rs---. r%-7r hi fe~n-a gam
N as many DAYS. gave ten hits and
---1e cl-5e 10 q shutcut while hon.
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TIGERS BEAT
BOXERS rs
Rocha Bests kachtik In
Hurting Duel; Locals
To Play Mercedes

The Brownsville Tigers won their
third straight game OF the season
mae Sunday when they took the
measure OF the San Benito Box
Bakers by q score of 7-6. The visitors
took a lead when they knocked
Martinez from the mound In the
third frame. Rodriguez clOuted a
homerun with two on the bags.
Rocha went into the box for the
Tigers and allowed but three hingles
in the remaining wen frames.
Rccha also cracked out a triple with
three mel on to put the Tigers back
in the running in the fourth inning.
The Tigers plan to play Mercedes
here next Sunday. Frosty wood, for
mer Bronc first sacker. will likely
be seen on first for the Tigers In
the next game.
Bill Raehtik. stellar Rio Hondo
hurler, was on the mound for the
Boxers in Sundays game. "A large
crowd was on hand for the engage
ment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15

CHICAGO. Sept. l5.-CP,-Walt-
er Butch" Henline. former Phila-
delphia and Brooklyn National catch
CT, has been purchased by the white
Sox from Toledo Of the American
Association.
Cash and two players. to be NAM
ed later. were given for the veteran
receiver who has batted around
$50 for the Mud Hens.
Wilbur Wehde, a righthanded
pitcher. IS another acquisition. the
Sox having purchased him from
Dubuque Of the Mississippi Valley
league. Both players were due to
report today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15
Fights Back In
Valley on Club
Operation Plan
Especial to The Herald.)

SAN JUAN, Sept. 15.-The Valley
Athletic club will put on its first
fight card here Tuesday night with
Brooks Hooper and Battling Ward
scheduled for a l0-round main
event.
Hooper. i35-pound San Antonian,
has fought on numerous occasions
In the Valley. Ward. billed as from
Los Angeles. has not been seen IN
action here before.
Cullen Red or Harrington and
Sailor Herrera are booked for an
eight-round semi-final.
There will be three four-round
prelims and a battle royal.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Including games OF Sept. IA.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batting-Terry. Giants. .399.
Runs-Cuyler. CiThs. i45.
Runs batted in-Wilson. Cubs, ITO.
Hits-Terry. Giants. 234.
Doubles-Klein. Phillies. SO.
Triples-Comorosky. Pirates. %.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs. 40.
Stolen rasnr-Cuvler. Cribs. IS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BattinE-GehriE. Yankees. .385.
Runs-Ruth. Yankees. 142-
Runs batted in-Gehrig. Yangees,
l60.
rrF-Ho+apr. Indians. ~
T-iri~s-C~-5s ard Gehri-, -an-
~~S. 1e.
Home rUns-RUth. Yankees. 46.
Stolen bases-McManus. TIERS,
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bdJLed lot IN IIIIu.
Batted for Cox in eighth.
80 Batted for Roberts in ninth.
Wichita Falls . 0l2 600 OILS
Fort Worth .. 600 0l0 040. A
Summary: Two base hits. O'Con-
neil, Brown, Moore. Bettencourt.
Home runs, Kloza. Bettencourt. and
Clarke. Stolen base. Kloza: Sacri-
flee hits; Fitzgerald. Crouch. EULER.
Kloza. Double plays: Burns un-
assisted; Storti to Burns. Bases on
balls: off WiltSe I, Roberts 3. Struck
ont. by McCabe /. Innings pitched.
by McCabe 8. Hits. off McCabe 8.
Left on bases, Wichita Falls IL, Fort
Worth Z. Time of game: 2:20. Um-
pires: Kane, Barr and Sears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15
BY HUGH $. FULLERTON. JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer)

Brooklyn, st. Louis and Chicago,
lined up in a new order today. are
practically on even terms in the
National League pennant race. Each
has lost 60 games. Tile difference In
the number Of victories puts Brook
lyn a half game ahead OF st. Louis
and a full game ahead of Chicago.
The New York Giants were prac-
ticlaly eliminated from the race as
they lost a double header to Pitts
burgh yesterday and found them
selves 8 IL games back OF first
place. The Giants lost the first
clash In the tenth inning, 8 70 8.
then went down before the pitch
ing Of Charley Wood IN the seven
inning second game, 2 to 3.
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Dan Navarro Knocks Out Duran First ROun'
Spuds Beat Cats 81; Texas Title Up Today
SAINTS WIN,
AND HOW
lspe .ial to The Herald,

lSpe 'ial TO The Herald.)
SAN BENITO, Sept. 15.-The
San Benito Saints. Valley league
champions. made an "all-star"
Corpus Christi nine look very
Ill here Sunday afternoon
The score tells the whole
story: San Benito 81. Corpus
Christi 3.
Manager Lew Williams an
nounced that this woaid be the
last game OF the season for the
Saints.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15
TO- III ROPES

Mistress Chiring maid Are you
an educated woman?
Applicant: Well ma'am. I was
maid I'm a college boys fraternity
house for three years.-Pele Mele-
Paris.
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Mondays Schedule
NATIONAL LEAGUT
Sundays Results

Brooklyn 8; Cincinnati 8.
St. Louis ga: Boston 81
Pittsburgh 81; New York 6-3.
Only games scheduled.
Mondays Schedule
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati nc Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia. two
games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15

Grain exports from New Orleans
during July, first month M the 1880
season. totaled l.124.390 bushels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-15

Among some African tribes. twins
ar regarded as a dreadful happen
ing. Rigid restrictions are placed
on the children and mother until
the twins attain their sixth year.
after which they are treated as
normal beings.
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- The
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sundays Results

New York 10: Detroit 3.
Philadelphia 7; Cleveland ].
Chicago 2. washington l.
Boston at st. Louis, postponed
Mondays Schedule
washington at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis, two games.
New York at Detroit.
Only games scheduled.
STANDING ~ the Climbs
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ROBINS TAKE NATIONAL LOOP
LEAD FROM CARDS AND CUBS

ers by Dykes and Simmons helped
the champions pile up a score.
Chicago's White Sox downed the
Senators. 2 to /, = a ten-inning
game. Four more triumphS for the
AS will assure them Of nothing
worse than a tie for first place.
Jim Moore, a recruit from Little
Rock, had all the better Of Gen
eral' All Cr0wder In a mound
duel. giving only six hits and keep
Ing every Senator away from first
base from the fourth TO the tenth
innings. A triple BY Watwood and
Reynolds single brought the decid-
ing run.
Charley Ruffing. big New York
pitcher. led the Yankees 10 q 10
to 3 victory over Detroit. in the one
remaining contest as the Boston
ST. Louis double header was rained
out. He allowed the Tigers seven
hits. made three Of the Yanks' ID
blows and drove in four runs.
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Home Ln-Rodriguez. 80 nit
Rocha. % hits-Cantu. Cortinal