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BY EDDIE ASH

CARASOTA, Fla. March 90
- Twelve bases on balls were
issued by the group of Tribe pitchers
used against the Cardinals at
Bradenton. The contest dragged out
for more than two hours.
n
Governor Harry G. Leslie and party ar
rived from the Florida east coast IN time
10 sit in on the Cardinal runfest. The
Hoosier chief executive lett Sarasota Tor
indianapolis Friday night.
The Indians broke the scoring Ice In the
fourth inning when Koenecke slapped out
a triple to deep right after one out and
scored on Barnhart's line single to center
after Hoffman famed. DOuthit held Bar
news waIIop to one base by swift fielding
and a dive to block the sphere.
=
In the seventh the Tribesmen
rallied for three markers, all earned
off Grabowski. In this frame,
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PRIMO MEETS TRAFT0N

KANSAS CITY, Mo. March 20
Primo Camera, the ponderous
heavyweight of Italy, was the fav-
orite here today to defeat George
Trafton, Chicago ring opponent,
before the third round in their bout
tonight.
Camera finished his training
Tuesday after several rounds of
boxing, some road work and a huge
meal. The Camera debut is ex-
pected to draw a sos 900 house here.
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PENN TITLE AT STAKE
BIZ UHited Press

PITT S B UR G. H. March 90
Sharon high schools basketball
team entered the finals in the an
nusl P. I. A. A tournament by de
feating Lewistewn high school mere
Tuesday night. "a TO "a The win
ners play lower Merton high at the
Palestra in Philadelphia Saturday
for the state schoolboy title.
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HONOR IRISH METERS

Bdf Times Special
NOTRE DAME, Ind, March 60
Three hundred fans paid tribute to
Notre Danes 1929-30 basketball
team here Tuesday night at the
fourth annual Villagers Club tes-
timonial dinner. Due to the absence
of John Mccarthy, forward, who is
i'll, no captain was elected for next
season.
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to show anything worth while.
Elmer Ambrose, the Tribe starting hurler, encour-
aged Manager Corridor by holding the big eaguers TO
two hits in three and but for bad throw by
Connolly the Cards would not have scored of the right
handler Eln1ers performance him fifth position
on the mound staff ahead of Danny Boone, of whom
much was expected this spring, only TO fall below ex-
pectations Danny worked only one inning Tuesday,
allowed one hit and two runs issued walk ana I'M
corked a costly wild pitch.
Exhibition action will be resumed in Lakeland
Thursday where the Corridenites will hook up with
the columbus Senators of their league. Mike
Cvenpros and George Payne will be sent out for
the effort to subdue Columbus and Gene Jones,
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DOLBY MEETS CORTEZ

Merle Dolby, Columbus, o., will
take en- Don Cortez of Spain for the
best two out of three falls under the
catch-as- catch rules, as the main
event of Promoter Jimmy McLe-
more'S weekly wrestling card to be
staged at Tomlinson hall, Monday
night
A good supporting card is being
ARRANGED
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EBBETTS REPLACES JONES

NEW YORK, March 26.-Harry
Ebbets, Freeport, L. l.. middle
weight, will replace Gorilla James,
Akron (O) Negro, as an opponent
for Able Balm of Newark in the ten
round seni-f1nal at Madison Square
Garden Friday. Jones will be un-
able to appear because of illness.
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HoosTER RIFLEMEN WIN

Hoosier Rife Club defeated Clay
ton Rife Club team, 974 to $50, in
an indoor match Tuesday. F. L.
Mann of the HooSiers was high with
1879, followed by L. j. Manlief, a
team-mate, with 1913, and j. Prather
of the Claytons with 1877.
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AMATEUR PUGs ENTER

BV United Press
CHICAGO, March 26.-Amateur
boxers from all parts of Illinois will
gather here Friday to compete in
the annual state Y. NJ. G. A. boxing
tournament.
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a. IL
T said kids who
they
raron thought kidding wasn't That's fact
sitting around and into the con-
developed that Lou Gehrg
baseball pitchers So did l.
kid George PpgraS had
ont as first baseman Shawky started first basemn
in the start pitching because the regular
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TOpAY'S GAMES
Nv Tinted Press


Chicago white sox vs.. New York Giants
az San Antonio. Tex
st. Louis Browns VS.. Milwaukee. At r.
Pierce, FlA-
fwashinEton Senators vs.. Chattanooga
d Chattanooga, Tenn.
philadelphia Athletics Us. philadelphia
khHies. at winter Haven. fla
Detroit Tigers vs.. BROOKLYN Robins At
tampa. FlA-
Cleveland Indians New Orleans, 81
New Orleans. Ia. e gamesl.
Cincinnati Reds vs.. Columbus, At Or
Iando. Fla.
Chicago Cubs vs.. Los Angeles. at los
Angeles, Cal.
Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Oakland. at Oak
TUESDAYS RESULTS
New York Yankees. 6; Boston Braves.
twelve innings.
St Louis Cardinals. Is; Indiana polls, &.
Mobile. u; New York Giants Seconds. s.
Chicago white Sox. 10; San Antonio. ~
Chicago Cubs. 3: Los Angeles. 0.
Oakland .: Pittsburgh. ..
ST. PETERsBURq. Fla, March 70
Tho New York Yankees will break camp
our viii he riayed With Jacksonville at
rs~ksouvfUe THURSDAY The pitching Of
-ookie Foster Edwards. who elloved only
re hit In six innings. featured Tuesday S
weive-inninE win over the Boston Braves
SAN ANTONIO Tev March es.-Donic
'ush's Chicago white Sox will resume
Nrir series with the View Yoork Giants
,esv. Tuesday the Pale hose nosed out
~ to 70 win over the san Antonio TexaS
-sxue team.
PENSACOLA. Fla. March 26.- Manager
'inie Wagner Of the Boston Red Sex is
,rotine his Efforts 70 developing a smart.
81 bali club. The Red SoX viii resume
-ir exhibition series with Pensacola to-
-.
CLEARWATER. ia. March eG-The
sokIyn Robins left for Tampa TODAY
here they are scheduled to plsy the De-
oft Tigers CIV Moore won the pitchers
srtroi contest Tuesday. hitting the target
It'll nineteen or twenty-five throws.
WINTER HAVEN. Fla. March 2e.-The
'hiladelohis Athletics and Phillles meet
adav In the FIRST Of six "eitv-series"
-ames. Rain prevented the Athletics from
-ectic;ns 81 Fl. Myers Tuesday. The
nils held their regular workout.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March .s-Ed
oush Is beinr given no place In Man
FER John MeGraw's plans for the 1880
JASON and ANDY Reese has been nomi-
ated 70 serve as the New York Giants
rtiIity infelder and sutheIder. McGrav
Said Roushs contract would be cut in
case the holdout out3sider decides to re-
port
NEW ORLEANS. La. March 76.-The
Cleveland Indians viii attempt 20 make ID
FOR contests cancelled because OF rain hy
olsvfne . double header with Hex Orleans
to6av The rockies win play the nrst
zane and TIE regulars the sfterpiece. Five
hits. including . triple BY Jameson
gaae win over the YanniRans Tuesday.
Orlando. Pa. March 2s.--Nsnarsr
- nsulsy plans 70 xivs al piayers an
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
March 26.
Tust before we broke
y camp I was talking to
young Bill Karlon, one OF
our best-looking rookie
players. Bill came UP as
a catcher, and since he
has been in camp he has
done everything but pitch.
Finally Bob Shawkey de-
cided to turn him into an
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Bingles and Bounders
News and Gossip Heard as Big Leaguers Train


In today's game with Columbus and the
Detroit games Friday and Saturday. When
the club starts Its homeward trip, April l..
Howley will use the same ball club every
day to perfect team work.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March 90
The Boston Braves abandoned their train
ing camp today. leaving for Fl, Myers
Athletics Bruce Cunningham's wildness
lost Tuesdays twelve-inning exhibition
game with the Yankees. to 3.
MOBILE. Ala, March 26.-HenseI and
PowIey allowed sixteen hits Tuesday and
the New York Giants second team dropped
IL to 5 decision to the Mobile Southern
League Club.
BRADENToN, Fla. March. 2e---Catcher
Mickey O'Neil has been released by the
ST. Louis Cardinals and expects to sign
with either the st. Louis Browns or Bos-
G Cal Street BY his fine throwing in prac-
tive. but was not used In the exhibition
games. The Cards defeated Indianapolis.
is to /. Tuesday.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March 26.-Fred
Marberry. HadIey and Ssvidge sehed-
uled to pitch for the Washington Senators
in today's game against Chattanooga.
TT. PIERCE. Fla. March 26.-The 81.
Louis Browns arrived today for q two-gape
exhibition series with the Milwaukee
American Association Club.
TAMPA. Fla. March 26.-Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers today will attempt to even
the score with the BROOKLYN Robins. who
defeated them in previous exhibition
game. To date the Tigers have won four
Of their six games with major league OD-
ponentS.
Los ANGELES. March 26.-Lesdink in
the exhibition series with Los Angeles BY
one game. the Chicago Cubs are scheduled
to play the Angels again here today. The
Cubs made the game score As Tuesday BY
defeating the WesternerS. TO 0.
OAKLAND. Cal. March 2s---The Pitts
hurgh Pirates. smartlng under to de-
Ieat ct the hands Of the Oakland Club.
today prepared for a Journey southwark
70 meet the Chicago Cubs in an exhibit
ton series at Los Angeles, starting Thurs
day. Three home runs helped the Oaks
whip the Pittsburgh club Tuesday.
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St. Louis Cards Swamp
Corriden Grew, l6-4;;
Ambrose Shows Form
Hdebrand Former Butler Mound STAR Cracks in First
Start Against Big Leaguers, but May Get
Another Trial; Connolly Boots Three.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Shorts Editor

grapefruit
when the St Louis Cardinals
with Hoos pitchers
coegan mound artist couldn't get EN-
youth the innings he threw
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II RNEST LORBEER, third
L. catcher on the Tribe staff,
came up from Bloomington in the
Three-I League, where he caught
every game last season. Lorbeer
is a college coach, and has shown
promise in workouts at the In
dian camp in Sarasota, Fla, and
in the exhibition tits he has
broken into.
He bats right-handed. and has
a powerful throwing arm. Critics
believe good coaching may i'm
prove his batting punch, although
he tops the Tribe standing now
with two hits in four trips to the
plate.
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Martin ran for Smith in third.
Watkins hatted for Rhem in third.

Runs batted in-Barnhart Adams ~.
Orsatti "a. Douthit. Hafey (5l. Roettger
az. Mancusco. Lorbeer and Sticking "a.
Three base hits-Ambrose. Koenecke and
Hafe. Two-base hits-Roettger. Grabov-
of Ambrose. s: of Hildebrand. S: of
Grabowski. 8: of Wolfe. 5. Struck out
BY Rhem. 3. BY Ambrose. ]: by Grabewski
batsmen-Orsatti (bv wolfel wild pitches
Boone and Grsbovski. Hits-Of Am
brose. 2 IN innings: OF Rher. 3 In &
innings: OF Hildeorand. IL innings:
OF Boone. IN inning: Of Grabowski. Z
in innings. Umpire-Donohue and
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Nebra
Corridens to let CvngroS ana Payne
~ IN there until thew tire bobarded Both have shown well
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r. Moore Was Fielder

Randy Moore the third baseman
for the Boston Braves, was an OUT
fielder until this spring when Bill
McKechnie shifted him to the in
field as an experiment and found
the boy o. k. from the start. Andy
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Comedy of Errors.
INDIANAPOLIS
ST. LOUIS

Wolfe batted for Boone in seventh.
Jones batted for Wolf in ninth.
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Babe
Ruth


outfielder And Bill wasn't very pleased.
DO you think ought to switch to the outheld?
he asked me- "You know I've always caught all
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MOBILE. Ala, March 26.-Hensei and
PowIey allowed sixteen hits Tuesday and
the New York Giants second team dropped
II to 5 decision to the Mobile Southern
League Club.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. March 40
The Boston Braves abandoned their train
ing camp today. leaving for Fl. Myers
where they will play a series with the
Athletics Bruce Cunningham's wildnesS
lost Tuesdays twelve-inning exhibition
game with the Yankees. 6 to 5.
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ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March 10
Tho New York Yankees will break carp
ldsy The first game Of the exhibition
our Will he rlaved with Jacksonville az
jacksonville Thursday. The pitching Of
-aokie Foster Edwards. who allowed only
ne Mt In six innings. featured TUESDAYS
rrlve-inninr win over the BOSTON BraTeS.
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onfsSpo. Fi.-. March es.-sz.nagsr
- nsxlsy plans 70 <ivs al playsrs On
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have a wholesome respect for great
number OF pro golfers. but an open tour
namrnt without Jones as a starter would
be Just another Scott-Sharkey fight to
thousands of persons and all Jones ever
rets out of winning the professional event.
aside from the publioity-which does not
do hts law business any harm-is gold
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SAN ANTONIO. Tev.. March @s.-Donic
ush's Chicago white Sox will resume
Nrir series with the New Yoork Giants
'esv. Tuesday. the Pale hose nosed out
~ to 70 win over the San Antonio Texss
,ague team.
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CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. March 26.-Fred
Marberry. HadIey and Savidge are sched-
uled to pitch for the Washington Senators
in today's game against Chattanooga.
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TT. PIERCE. Fla. March 26.-The ST.
Louis Browns arrived today for two-Esme
exhibition series with the Milwaukee
American Association Club.
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NEW ORLEANS. La. March 76-The
Cleveland Indians viii attempt 20 make up
for contests cancelled because of rain hy
nisvtng . double-header with EeE Orleans
zane and TIE regulars the sfterpiece- Five
sits. including . triple BY Jameson
coup1ee with errors gave the regulars q
. Q win over tie YanniEans Tuesoay.
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San Benito Girl
Textbook Author
(Special I'd Ma HsraldI

N2I[LAAl ~ 4A4C AAmAA4AsN
SAN MARCOS, July 17.-Miss
Ninfa Flores of San Benito, summer
student in the teachers college here
Is author Of a textbook, Practical
English for Spanish Speaking Ad-
ults." 1t is designed especially TO
aid in the learning Of the English
language.
Miss Flores was born near
Brownsville and attended school at
Laredo. She taught in schools OF
Hidalgo county. and has been prin-
cipal Of the San Isidor school in
Starr county for the last three years.
She has had experience in teaching
English in some high schools in
Monterrey, Mexico.
The Macmillan Company. after
canvassing her manuscript. pro-
nounced II a book Of great POSSIBLE
tiles. and the only one Of its type
in the market. The company. IN q
letter to Miss Flores. says, 1T might
interest you TO know that your book
is being used as a text in several
Of the Latin-American schools. We
have during this year sent copies
for class use TO the American School
CT the Moctezuma Copper COMPANY
in Sonora. During the last year Il
has been used IN the Colegio Hidal-
60. in Charcas. in Centre Cristiaro.
in Chihuahua, and in the Institute
GranJOn"
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SONNENBERC
Wins EASILY
Sauers-K Kaufman Match Is
Draw; Lehman And
Poulos Fight
Special to The Herald)

EARLINGEN. July IT, The
small gathering OF fans who came
to Harrington Wednesday night saw
what they came to see-the fam
GUS Sonnenberg flying tackle which
rammed Stranger Ed Lewis from
the heavyweight wrestling throne.
After toying with Freddy Meyers.
no ones Ounce in the squared cir
Gle, for three rounds. 5onnenberg
suddenly hurtled across the ring
and crushed his opponent with one
smash. Utilizing a world OF leg
drive, ~Sonnen5erg dove into Mey-
erS and when he came down only
the formality of Hopping him on
his back remained.
Just prior to the first fall. Mey-
ers had been making the champion
look bad by Hopping him around
the ring with a series OF face
locks. Meyers clamped his hands
under Sonnenberg's chin & d when
he came up viciously, the cham
pion's head flew back and he rolled
the canvas.
NettIed
Evidently this nettled the cham
pion for he went TO work in earnest
with his flying tackle. One was suf-
ficient.
Still groggy when he came out
in the fourth round. Meyers -as
easy prey for the champion. max
ing II two straight falls in four
rounds. The second cane as the
result Of a flying mare.
Geo. SauerS and Clete Kaufman
almost stole the show IN their +
round semi-final which ended in q
draw. each winning one fall. Their
match bristled with activity and
was perhaps the best exh ition o.
wrestling skill seen during the eve
ming. Kaufman, who IS noted as
the originator OF the octopus hold
clamped on one Of these in the
second round for the first fall.
The bows began getting rough from
then on out, and Promoter Ernie
Stephens was forced to take to the
ring as referee. The youth who
was attempting 70 handle the
bruisers could not control them.
Other Matches
Sauers won his fall IN the fourth
round with a series OF flying mares
Charles Lehman and Geo. Poui0s
both cavemen OF the ring. fought
a lot but wrestled little. They went
three rounds TO a draw. Lehman
substituted for Joe KoDeckv who
was injured in Corpus Christi Tues
day evening.
In the curtain raiser. JacF
Pierce all Silent Rattan went two
innings TO a draw.
Evidently Promoter Steohens
dropDed ample coin on the bouts
for the stands were not one quar-
ter filled for the appearance o. the
champion.
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Hal McKain checked them with 8
~strikeouts.
Washington divided a pair Of
heavy hitting games with the Cleve-
land Indians. The Senators tri-
unphed IN the first contest 10 to 4
as Al Crowder won his sixth game
IN eight starts for Washington, but
Bump Hadley and two successors
Jared badly and Lefty Shoffner did
very wei II the second game and
Cleveland won BY a Is to 6 count,
All the Senator runs coming in the
last inning.
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Billy Disch a very good prospect.
He hurled about six innings against
the Broncs Sunday and did well
The Donna team has improved
to such an extent that In al prob
ability 1t VIII come out with an even
number or wins. The Donna team
has acquired some new material and
has improved It's fielding and hit
ting. Wallace, a former San Benitd
boy. is holding down the first sack
for the Donna team.
From the looks OF the score at
the San Benito-Raymondville game
Sunday, the pitcher had q bad day.
Pitcher White pitched = very good
game and deserved 70 win. Erratic
fielding in the outfield and infield
caused the defeat for White. III
White had q good infield behind him
ne would 20 big.
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being the first one IN the Valley
to roll q perfect score IL bowling.
Yesterday afternoon he accomplish
ed this feat. "A prize OF $1,000 was
offered the first one. He sure de-
serves the prize
OK" Darby, who held the Browns
vile Broncos 70 two scattered hits
July Fourth, l. likely to hurl the
game Sunday between the San Ben
ito Saints and McAllen team Darby
has been troubled with q wrenched
back but announced today that he
was IN good condition. Darby's fast
ball mixed with his slow curve will
likely hold the strong McAlien team.
But the old saying. you never can
tell"
Bill Anderson, recent arrival to
the Harrington baseball club. hurled
great ball at Texas university TOR
the freshmen. Anderson viii make
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Train Schc les
MISSOURI Pacific INNS

biiSSUUht PACIflC LINES
No. i2-To Houston. San Antonio
i:i0 q. N.
No. I4-To Houston. TOO .. %.
Nc. 1910 Houston. San Antonio
go p. N.
No. l5-From st. Louis. San Antonio
Houston. 7.3O q. N.
No. l3-Frcm Houston. $40 a. %.
No. ii-Frum san antonio and Hous
on. g.55 o "a
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 3i9-From Houston. San Anto-
10. Sis q. n.
No. SOTO Houston. San Antonio
Is .. m
NATIONAL LINES OP MEXICO
CMatamoros StationD
No. 1870 Monterrey. Mexico City
sos q. n.
No. i3l-From Mexico City. Monter-
ey. $50 o. n
RIO GRAEDE RAILWAY 49,.
From Point Isabel q %. N.
To Point Isabel $50 n III.
The California vulture has a
wing spread Of II feet.
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SAN BENTTO
ALLEY NAMED
By AZ LEBOWITZ

SAN BENITO, July 17-After
about a week OF receiving names
for the new bowling alley which
Is 10 open at San Benito Saturday.
the name decided on was the Capt.
tol Bowling Alley. The Capitol
Bowling Alley will have four
alleys OF five pins. and two alleys Of
regulation ten pins. The manage
ment invites the public to visit him.
The two ten pin alleys are the
only regulation ones in the Valley.
Mr.. Victor Mertz is the manager.
Truett Roberts, ex-San Benito
Saint who IS now playing with La
Feria, Is performing in big league
fashion Roberts is a polished
fielder and q good hitter. He Il
hitting the apple for about a clip
OF 400. It seems that whenever a
player leaves one team he burns up
the league with another.
A business and commercial bowl
ing league has been organized at
Harlingen. At the league meeting
four teams were represented. Mont
gomery Ward Co, Delta Office Sup
ply Co., @. e. Stone, and Central
Power and Light CO. The league
viii get under way about the first
Of next week. About four teams
are expected to enter.
w. g. Campbell. owner OF a num-
Der Of bowling alleys in Brownsville
and Harlingen, announced today
that he will open another bowling
alley in the near future that will
contain four ten pin alleys. It
seems that the ten pin alleys are
the most popular for winter sport.
With Bill Yoder, sensational Sec
ond baseman for the Harrington
team, bound for Chicago, Manager
Topper Rigney is faced with a prob
lem of filling the vacancy left at
second base. In al probability base
ball fans will find an infield combi-
nation with Davis shifted to second
and Topper Rigney, ex-big Lacquer,
filling in the gap between second
and third base.
To NJ. +. Drury goes the honor OF
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KILLED OVER BOOZE

HAMPTON, Ia, July 17.-tP-
Harland COne-Arm Pete) Peterson.
of Waterloo. Ia, was shot and
killed by q state dry agent last night
in a gun fight that followed Peter
sons delivery Of a gallon OF alcohol
to the agent.
Authorities would not reveal the
name Of the agent who shot him.
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Crucial Brooklyn-C Chicago Twin Bill Is Stand Off
Small Crowd News Champs Flying Tackle


Umpire assignments for Sun
days games IN the Rio Grande
Valley league have been an
nounced by President Q. N.
Boston IS follows:
Rio Hondo-McKee and john
son.
La Feria - McElwa!n and
Eckoff.
Donna-Wilder and Riggs.
McAllen-Ewing and Drucke.
In case that games are post
poned, the home manager
should notify the umpires in
time TO save a needless trip.