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1ratha.

la MoTHE. MARGARET WALKER. On Fri
Sss AgFui g. Mg giS Mia 1doI Me 81 s!sep
Mrs, Thomas ?; Aaron and John r I.
h spsseep. r. oh sneF sand fssn
sS iptsrT sSSv iyy ,s.n.i os y SssS
A. %Tiahs co 1857 So 10TH 81. ena ns OF en
NARY MA LEE tn e WIGS deTosed VIII. q
Robert Lee, loyi1E d I., o. b ESse
Shifts shs ss sister .ve ei TIVE SONS .m.s
Henry Williams; one grandson. James VIII
restins at an the Jo Sn1 Rhines funeral
chapel, 3rd and Eye SITS. sv. Notice OF
funeral later.
MAGRUDER. yULIETTE 8. On Friday
Ai Nd JUIrE q e. S. beloved vile 81
Elmer z. Masruder. Funeral sunday. Au;;
chapel OF Warner z Pumphrey, rockville,
Md. Interment Mount Zion Cemetery
Bethesda. Nd.
NUGENT. FERDINAND. JR. on THURSDAY,
Nu1ENT. Jr', beloved son OF Ferdinand
snd Emma NuEent: Funeral SUNDAY
h SsRSt 3 M Nam at sso pm Friends md
relatives invited.
!: 1880, 'MiNNIE T, beloved wife Of
i,te residence; al 9TH St. ne, IN MOI;
day. August 4; at pm Rslstives arg
Cemetery.
gnp g. $50 MARETA RupDIEspRN
4 he Hines %srS GO f tuners,
E. a. 10 1I am. intsrment Cedar Hin Gene
terry.
n eEe s.. sEAs Il is. s0T ps s ".
Sc. Funeral from Harry N; Psasett,s
invited. interment CONGRESSIONAL Gene
sHoRTT, CECILIA BARNES. Departed this
CECILIA ciS EIiy BARNES sHosRsST;T. She leaves
to mourn their loss her husband. Weber
s srosher. RoS SsR Adams Remains testing
temporarily at Robert camppeils funeral
sGme thence 1as "a e Il Est S. set Mon
day at j pm from the above address.
You are gone. but not forsotten.
Fresh my love will always De,
/ win always think Of thee
SMITH. EARL RHODES. On SATURDAY: Az
gust EiRE s'P RH q SNIFF b.iossd nus
Sand Of Marssret Smith in,a .nes q Gr1Mye an
a friends suf Invited. 1nteTment GEAR Hi
Cemetery.
SMITH. WILLIAM A. On SATURDAY. AuEust
2 1850 WILLIAM A son of r Mary 2 ,. and
sth 81. Sc. MONDAY. August. T.: at 2:5o
pm Internent Confessional Cemetery.
VERB. THERESA CECILIA. On Friday.
44aahE SsE cE Ell; SeIoSes daugStsr p
Joseph and. Marie yerZi, Of 5o7 South
day. August J. from her late residence at
8 pm. Interment Columbia Gardens
WALTER, THEODORE. On SATURDAY. Au-
gust 2. 1880. THEODORE WALTER, be-
loved husband of Amelia 8. Walter (nee
Lambrechtl. Funeral from his late resi-
dence. 1882 Hemlock ST. NV. on Tuesday:
August S. at $50 pm Relatives ana
friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported Il
The Health Department during rhe last a
hours:
Robert A. and Marie Green, boy.
Richard c. and Helen e. Swami, girl.
. Domenico and 4Guiseppina Bella, girl.
Joseph and Ruth E. Calhoun, girl.
Morgan and Annie NJ Sullivan, girl.
Damnick and Angelina Vasco, girl.
William j and Mary Plummer, girl.
Alfred r.. and Eleanor L. Thomas, girl,
Edgar and Edith Jepsen, girl
Lawrence e. and Vera B.. White, girl.
John w. and Margaret Brawner, girl.
Francis A. and Helena Biberstein, girl
James M. and Virginia Dunton, boy.
Frederick D. and Marjorie Collins, boy.
WilliSn B. and Esther Holton, boy.
Frank and, Aida Romano, boy.
James H. and Celeste Donaldson, boy.
Ng and Chew Wing, boy.
Cecil and Lavinia Mcmillan. girl.
Howard and Carey Barnes, girl.
William E and Estelle HaEler, girl
Gulet and Winifred Washington, girl.
Samuel T. and Alma Lucas. boy.
Bernard and Annabelle Beckwith. boy.
Bernard L. and Little Baskerville, boy.
James and Lena Carter, boy.
Henry and Hattie Harps. boy.
Joseph and Florida Wright, boy.
John H. and Ada Thomas. girl.
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FUTURE.

Card party, Church of the Nativity
auditorium. 5000 Georgia avenue, We'd
nesday, Sis pm.
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Garna nj Thanka.

COOKE, ANNA ELIZA. We wish to express
our appreciation to all our friends and
to Jesse Barnes Relief Association and
beautiful floral tributes at the death of
our mother, ANNA ELIZA COOKE.
HER DAUGHTERS. MRS. FLORENCE
THOMPSON, MRS. CORA MILES.
JOSEPHINE. ISABEL. wish
to express my sincere thanks and grateful
appreciation to all my friends for their
kindness in the hour of my trouble.
SAMUEL G. MULLIGAN.
WOODWARD, CARRIE. I wish 10 express
to my relatives, neighhors and many
friends my sincerest appreciation and
thanks for their courtesies during the
long illness of my mother, CARRIE
WOODWARD. and for the floral pieces
and kind words OF sympathy at the time
of her death. HER DAUGHTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03

The "fan-shell," fish nearly 2 feet
long, in some wonderful manner can
snap its two halves together in fash
to entrap any wandering fish. and has
been rightly described as highly or
ganized murder machine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03

Following the permanent binding of
ice are trying to stop the craze among
boys of throwing feather bombs. COM
posed of quilts with explosive caps at
tached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Hike, Red Triangle Outing Club,
along Anacostia River, including
grounds of Potomac Garden Club. Meet
at Fifteenth street and New York ave-
nue., 7:30 pm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
NELIER CROWN
IS AT STAKE
freeman and Thomson
Fleet Tomorrow AT
Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Sept. A. fP -
Tommy Freeman has brushed aside
any doubt about his ability 10 make
the weight when he climbs into
the ring tomorrow night 10 bid f1r
the w~elterweight championship
newly acquired by young JACK
Thompson. the California negro.
The C~levelander scaled yesterday W
l45 pounds. two Under the limit,
and was pronounced on fighting
edge.
As for Thompson. VINO Will de-
fend his title for the first time
since he battled K away from
Jackie Fields at Detroit. there's
nothing to worry about; its Just a
fight, and I've been IN a lot OF EN-"
The champion. however. will be
out 10 aTenge himself for the trim
ming he took at Frecman'S hands
az Detroit a year ago. The odds
that he'll do IL are 6 Ito 5 are far as
the experts are concerned.
The bout, over the distance of IN
rounds. will be held at League
park.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

GIANTS MISS
THEIR CHANCE
New York Now Three And
A Half Games Back
Of Chicago
By HUGH .. FULLERTON. yr-
Associated Press Sports Writer

Rl@@%A&hE0 MhE&T GN8MMM WMNMEM
II the New York Giants fail In
their attempt to 0vertakc Inc Chi
cago Cubs in the hectic race for
the National league pennant. their
failure can DC attributed I'm m large
measure 70 their inability % take
the chances offered them. The
Giants have had several fine op-
portunities In the past wee COR two
70 gain ground while the Cubs have
been playing ONLY 500 ball. winning
ten games and losing s. many. but
the Giant gains have been very
small.
"A great chance came the way or
the Giants yesterday aS they en-
gagged the Boston Braves III q dou-
bleheader while the Cubs were TAX
ing a 9 to s beating from Pitts
burEh's up-and-coming Pirates but
the total gain for New York was n
half game. The Giants won Che
first game with difficulty. ) 20 8.
ana lost the second II 60 Y.
The result of the days action
left New York 3 10 games back
OF the Cubs while Brooklyn and
st. Louis. which had no games
scheduled. Gained Just as much
ground. finishing 4 10 and 5 IL
games behind first place respective
".
The Philadelphia Athletics cele-
hrated their Goth victory hy picking
no u fun game on washington as
the result OF the two American
league games PLAYED Yesterday.
While the worlds champions were
trouncing the Boston Red Sox. II
to a. the New York Yankees were
breaking the jinx the Senators
have held over them most of the
season by a 10 20 7 count. barely
STAGGERING through u ninth inning
Washington rally 10 m victory.
a recruit outfielder led the As
to the triumph which put them W
i-2 games ahead OF their nearest
rivals. Jim Moore. former Texas
LEAGUE. drove In four runs with a
rome run and n double and played
the leading role in giving Nose
Grove his 23rd victory or the season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 4--tP-
Manager Joe Mccarthy Of the
Cubs, en- exceptional baseball prog
~n0sticator, believes this week will
tell the tale Of the 1890 National
league pennant race.
The Giants are playing Boston
and they usually slaughter 'em.
the Cubs chief said as he delved
into the future of the race. The
Reds have been set-ups for the
Cardinals OF late. SO we cannot fig
ure on any help from those Sec
tors. IL l. up 70 ms to help our
selves and the Pirates are always
tough. particularly down the home
stretch. This is the crucial week
Of the race"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
WILL CLASH
With SPUDS
Wichita Falls Beats Steers;
Four More Games
TIC Go
81 GAYLE TALBOT. Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

III ralned las. night IN Shreveport
and washed the Fort Worth Pan
the right into the second half
championship Of the Texas league.
Unable % play their final fray
With the Sports. the Snydermen
automatically clinched the right &c
meet Wichita Falls. first hall titlist.
in a play-0ff for the 1880 crown.
They were four and one-half games
ahead Oh the Spuds with only four
left 10 play 4 little simple arith-
metic reveals that the Kittens
could drop al four tussles AZ Spud-
deyrille and finish a half-game To
The good.
A suggestion that the final series
between the first and second half
champs be cancelled was vetoed BY
President Alvin Gardner. Under tho
circumstances. the two clubs were
expected 10 take ii more or less
easy the newt four afternoons. Us
ing reserve tossers and saving their
steam for the all-impOrtant five
game play-oft. Neither would have
anything 10 gain BY winning ex-
cent, POSSIBLY, the neral effect.
The Spudders didn't relinquish
their second half claims without a
struggle. Believing they still had r
chance To tie the Cats. they polish
al off the Dallas Steers. 8 TO 2. In
their final meeting Of the year. The
veteran NTil- S.earrrafa gave warm
ing IN Was in fine fe-tie for the
saw-rf hv limiting the MAYS IN
four hits. two OK which we're homers
by Wiii.ngham and Gene Moore
that deprived him Of a shutout.
In TIE only other battle or tho
night. son Antonio d7wned thu
Waco Cubs. 70 ~ 5. o Oren their
closing series IA bi= fifth inning
IN which thew scored five after two
we're cu'. ssltcd ~ awlv FOR the
pearhins joe Moc~e's triple ard
doubles hv F4milt9n and Coop
fratrred tao bin frame
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
American Boats
Defeat British

OYSTER BAY. N. Y, Sept. q
tPl-With the American six-meteT
yacht team literally sweeping the
seas Of a quartet Of boats repre-
senting Great Britain for threo
successive days, the United States
holds a commanding lead in the
battle for the British-American
cup.
The American yachts finished
first. third. fourth and eighth yes
terday. ~outscoring their English op-
pcncnts 20 Ia to l6 points and in
creasing their advantage for the Sc
ries TO 90 3-4 as against 40 for the
British. The fourth race will be
sailed today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Coaches, Officials
To Meet on Tuesday

The first meeting OF the Valley
Football Coaches and Officials as
ISOLATION Will be held at the new
HariinRen high school TIenday
night. It has been announced b.
President II. X. GrDves of that body.
This will be an organization meet
ing and the president urges that
every coach and official in the VAL
Les attend. "It will bc more OR less
Of a Ret-together session. but we
expect to cement our organization
together for the year at this meet
ing, President Groves said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
NCCraw Signs For
Five Years As Giant

NEW YORK. Set 4-P-Jchn
IN. 1-eCraw. generally given credit
,or Transforming New York from D
joke CITY in the rls i1r leagues ID
On o. the b1st ball cities in the
country. viii be at the helm OF the
Giants for at least five more years.
AI-Grav put hls name ON q con
ira. yesterday and thus qlietcd all
rtt.-c-s that The man III charge or
fhe Giants since 1903 and Stocl.-
A- l1r ana vlce-president cf the
c,lr. would not a. back next year.
r'-g cUs present contract expires
It the close OF the season but
Charles "A. Stcncham. president Of
-l. club. ard McG-aW reached an
screen si- months Z >. The
signing Yesterday was merely a
Formally.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
MANY GOLFERS
VISIT COURSE
Links to Be Officially
Dedicated I p. m.
Thursday
Special to The Herald


HARLINGEN. Sept. 4-tP-Golf-
eT5 amateur and pro. gathered from
almost every corner OF the state and
in one instance from outside the
state 70 compete IN the tournaments
beginning Thursday afternoon III
dedication Of the $4,000 municipal
golf course.
For several days prior TO the tour
nament. golfers gathered here and
rraCticed on the course which they
admired very much. Golfers and
SPORTS writers accompanying them
pronounced II enc o. the classiest
municipal courses In the state and
some took in more territory than
that.
Dedication Of the course was 10
take place in a talk by Fl. L. Chap
man at l o'clock Thursday. I'M
nlediately afterwards Sam Bolts.
mayor. was 10 drive the firsI ball
to open the tournament.
Eighteen hole medal play was to
suffice the first afternoon with pros
receiving cash prizes and amateurs
receiving medals.
Larger cash prizes are offered for
pres and medals for amateurs in
the 36-hole medal play beginning
Friday morning and lasting through
the day.
Saturday will be purely for anna
tours who will qualify for the cham
picnship flight. Play In the ANA
tour tournament will continue on
through Sunday and Monday.
Prizes in the tournament will
amount TO 81 $50 In cash and tro-
phies.
Those registered up to wednes-
day night were:
Amateurs.
r. l.. Chamberlain, r. G. Harwell,
Ben johnson. o. "A. Miller. Il. w.
Weber. II. L. Chapman. Earl Rumbo,
M. r.. Deakino. j. II. Ellis, Jr., ely
Harrison. Chris Casey. Roe Daven-
port. George Waters. Sam Bolts,
George Phillips. Paul Newman. Har-
vsy Oler. Galloway, Dick Loving,
Harry johnson, +. III. Robertson. DR..
=. A. Davidson. Claud Liston. Archie
HARDWOOD. Tye Nave. VI. B. Liddellr
&. l.. Brown. Herman. DR. c. w.
Dlehl. Tom Connolly. Don Wally,
Henry Converse. M. ID. Digger. Jr.,
II. Il. Cooke. sam Shannon, Warren
4 Taliaferro, Cy Hanson. Alfred Bonn,
Milton T.. Bonn. @. r.. Henderson,
r. Carter. ID. ID. Norton. j. r. Bar
rctt. M. II. Caui. Ed Harris, j. III.
R1yhurn, Charlie Snyder. johnson,
Lelort. Herman Bupp. William
Kleirman. S. wv. Batson, all OF Har-
linren.
Waidron Haynes. A. Nj. Brown
and Billie WEIGH. all OF Mercedes,
j w. Sweeney "A. ID. Bowie. Ber-
ME GoolSby. q. r. Lovett. Arthur
Ccwden. r.. ID. Wells. Ed Brady and
Davis Wade. all of San Benit0.
q. ID. Holder Of Raymondville.
Calvin A. Tulley Of La Feria; Dick
Turner OF McAllen, III. W. Meyers
of Electra. Richard Kleberg Of Cor
PTS Christi. @. =. Sewer Of Coffey-
vile, Kansas. f. l.. Andrews. Hous-
tcil. x. Wade Robson, Austin. O. IL
Zachary. Kerrville.
J. M. George. j. !. George, OF
Brownsville
Pros.
Vernon Dixon. EdinburE: Tony
Butler. Corpus Christi: w. Boone
Corsicana: John Bredemus. San An
tonic: Tom Burk and Morgan Bak-
er. Houston: Adams. Spur: II. Mat
thewS. Cisco; owen Stone, Mercedes,
Pat O'Brien. Harrington: Dick Metz
Lufkin: Dudley Bell. Houston. J. II
Cochran. Orange. Dave MARI anc
Harold Quayle. Houston: Harvey
Penick. Austin: Edison Steele. Harry
Nickles and Mc2urnett, San An
tonic and G. T.. Bond, pro-at-large
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3 MOVHE \
SlDElIGH7S 81


All Harding. THE famous star ot
t.e eW YORK stage production @.
The Trial Of Mary Dugan. PLAYS
.he iaa1ing feminine role in Pathc e
h-EHlT c-V1r-ilE and gay screen
adaptation cf Philip Barry's pop
uiar rlar. HOLIDAY.
Although Miss Harding has made
several talking pictures. among
them Paris Bound. I'm Holiday
she creates a role far superior Ia
anything SIZE has set done Oh the
screen AIS q matter nf fact. those
who have seen her ln Holiday as
the sophisticated. thoroughly de-
leht!ul Park Avenue society girl
who knows what she wants -.len
She wants i. are as enc in the op-
-nicn tina Miss Harding Is destined
t9 be one Of the brighter luminaries
ot the talking screen.
In addition 10 Miss Harding, the
cast includes such well know IA
Forite5 of the stage and screen as
Mary Aston. recently seen with
George Bancroft in ladies Love
Brutes Robert Ames. Gloria
Swansons leading man III The
Tresnas1er.' Hedda Hopper. and
Monroe Cwsley and Elizabeth For
roster. The latter two members Of
the original Holiday stage com
narv.
Holiday" tells the story Of John
ny Case tRobert Ames). an Up ana
coming young lawyer who meets
Julia Seton MARY Astor) Al Lake
Placid. They fall In love and Julia
brinrs johnny home to meet papa
and Tho family. Julia turns out Ia
be a Park Avenue society girl and
Johnny. although surprised. Is not
discouraged. He has his own ideas
about money. mainly that money
should he enjoyed during ones
youth.
II goes without saying that rohn-
NY hardly measures up TO Papa
Sctcn's standards off a prospective
son-in-law. for Johnny has neither
money nor family position. But
Linda fAnn Hardinel. Julia's sister.
who IN Ted TIP an the artificial life
az tho rich. quickly realizes that
Johnny is 4 catch II there ever
was one. Linda does all In her
power ~ help julie convince PAPA
that Johnny would make a good
husband. And she succeeds until
Johnny himself throws the proven
bal monkey wrench into the works.
III seems that Johnny. owning some
stocks. has 2 chance to make more
than twenty thousand dollars ~
Wall Street. 80 Johnny %innncentlv
enough proposes - rive I'D his lob
marry Julia and st forth on a gay
ard ~c2refree holiday while the
mnnev holds out Para Seton near
IN coiiarEos at the idea Julia is
obviously disappointed. But Linda
annlauds. tries 10 make Joh-nv
tick ~ his guns. 10 win Julia over
nm his side. And johnny. With
Linda cheering for him even more
than me knows. does stirk ~ HE
guns u the face Of various and
sundrv complications. There " an
unusual and highly satisfactory
rist t1 tho n"lr-u~e'r climax that ~
r-a t- Gef -lt nl nmfsenrrs.
f~frifTHr". which was directed q
Edward Griffith. will be presented
at thc Capitol the7ter Friday and
Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

NEW YORK, Sept. a With
heir test matches a matter q his
bry. the United States and Great
britain polo teams today had only
. await the call that Will send them
hto action Saturday GO Meadow
hook in the first or the series Ci
hree international matches.
| Just who will ride forth III the
hitial encounter Is more CIR less
4 a conjecture and probably viii
h until the ~ Of the opening Skin
bish. when Capt. Tommy Hitchcock
h the American team and Capt
. II. Tremayne. non-playlng lead
n OF the invaders. announce their
|neups.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Ball Players Are
Killed I'm Car Wreck

NEW MADRID. No. Sept 4-tP-
francis -. GRAY. 22, killed near
here Yesterday when q motor car IN
which lie was riding was struck by
a Cotton Belt train. today was iden-
titled a. Dick Gray. star pitcher
for the Springfield, Mo. Western
Association baseball team. w. :.
Wells, driver Of the car, who was
seriously injured. was en- oltfield-
Gil for the Springfield team. The
season closed Monday and Gray and
W1lls we're elr0ute tO their homes
IN Chattanooga. Tenn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Mary Indictments

F~crty-six persons were returned
Wednesday during the session OF
The district court.
or this number. \ were on LIQUOR
charges. = BURGLARY. 8 theft. Z
ferE- ry. 2 assault and attempt III
murder. and l rape.
Included In this number was the
case against J. {. Grinstead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 4.-F-
When Hack Wilson's straw hat
comes or 70 stay or this season,
the National league pennant race
will BE history.
The pudFv Cub home run hit
ter today defied convention and
hs teammates Co knock the Ray
bonnet off.
tit STAYS on until the race sg
over" Hack said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
THIS II NEWS

WOOSTER. o.. Sept. = When
a ma bites a dog it's news. ac-
ccrding to the late publisher.
Charles Dana. And when a boy
bites a snake. it's more than news.
The papers nearly got out N extra
when Allen Manson recently did
that little trick. Coming upon q
blue racer. Allen grabbed II before
A could strike him. The snake coiled
about him until he was forced 70
bite It until 1t was nearly dead be-
fore he was released.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

NEWAFK-Jack KID Berg. Eng
lane. outpointed Buster Brown.
Baltimore. (1o).
MILWAUKEE-Dave MAier. MIL
waukee. stopped Paul Pantaleo.
Chicago, C2l.
INDIANAPOLIS - Tommy Her
man. Chicago. outpointed Pntay
Pollock, Canada, (10).
DIES MONIES - Benny Bass,
Philadelphia. won q newspaper de-
clsion over Eddie Anderson, Chi
cago, O0l. Louie Mays. Des
Moines. drew with Charles Arthur,
Newark. 1n).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Ward-K Xxi Gets
Off to Loop Lead
Especial To The HeraldJ

SAN BENITO. Sept. 4.-The new
bowling league got under way az
the Capitol alleys here this week
with the result that Ward-King
Electric won two games from Gist
Pharmacy Snile dropping u n
gagement.
Francke Of Ward-King was high
point man for one game. smacklng
over 1873 points. He also was high
for three games with 524 points tc
his credit.
The scores follow.
pC-fSf " VEard-Kfrr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
CBy The Az5oc.ltCo Press

tBy n AS1Cc.ltCG PRESS
Including games al Sept. 81
National League
Batting. Terry. Giants. All
Runs. Cuyler. Cubs. $50.
Runs batted In. Wilson. Cubs, 155.
Fits. Terry. Giants. 222.
Doubles. Klein. Phillies. so.
Triples, Generously, Pirates. %.
Home Runs, Wilson. Cubs. AS.
Stolen bases, Cuyler. Cubs, %.
American League
Batting. GehriE. Yankees. .394.
Runs. Ruth. Yankees, 126.
Runs batted In. Gehrig. Yankees,
Isl.
Hits. Hodapp. Indians. l98.
Doubles, Hodapp. Indians, 43.
Triples. Combs. Yankees. Is.
Home Runs. Ruth. Yankees. A.
Stolen bases. AIcManUs. Tigers. 10.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
FOLSOM RTYS

NEW YORK, Sept. 4-tP-A Jol-
son. comedian, who vas said to have
made a killing playing the races
this season, nee again Is a horse
owner. He bought Kildare from O.
w. Leonard Of the Newtondale sta
bic yesterday at Belmont park for
$4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Golf Tournament to Open Today
- THE


New York ST. Boston 3-il.
Pittsburgh o. Chicago g.
Only games scheduled.
Thursdays Schedule
New York at Boston
Chicago az Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St. Louis
only games scheduled.
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Did Y7a Know That

Sprfhters should not try ~ rope
horses Frank Wyroit. return
ing from a fishing trip in Wash-
ington. with a friend. decided t0
rope a couple Of broncs and ride.
-. Frank roped one and IA rid
ing II after the other when the
latter dashed out with q pair al.
accurate heels and cauent WyE-
off on the leg that was the
second time The lett lee has been
broken Coach Howard Jones
will have Just - men with let-
tiers when the football bows start
practice Bill Tllden was the
first American tenniser To win
OF Wimbledon The lighting
system az WrirIey Field. Les An
geles. cost MI. Wriglay $4,000
packages OF gum. Nhst the
|Phils need Is a few more PhidTctv
phil ColAnses.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

Wednesdays Results
New York 10, washington u.
Philadelphia IL. Boston A.
Only games scheduled.
Thursdays Schedule
Cleveland at Chicago.
SC. Louis at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia
Washington az New York.