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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-18
BOWLING ALLEY
OPENS MONDAY
Owners Believe IL VIII Aid
In Entertaining
Tourists

introducing m new spcrt to
Brownsville. the Campbell Bowling
alley. 4l4 18th street. will he form
ally opened Monday afternoon.
New standard equipment has
been installed. including white ira
pie alleys There ~ equipment fcr
four games 10 5e played at once.
As a special inducement. ladies
win be allowed ~ bowl free Mon
day.
The alley has been installed by
W A. Campbell and his son. Jack
Campbell. The laer Will manage
the establishment The Campbeiis
are planning 70 install AZ alley RI
Harrington also.
Both are ardent Valley boos-
tiers.
i believe our establishment vii
aid in entertaining Valley visitors"
the elder Campbell said. We need
more games FOR them 70 enjoy.
Bowling is a popular sport in hli
the largest centers Of Texas. San
Antonio boasts numerous alleys
with several teams tn operation at
All times. Houston. Dallas. Fort
Worth. Austin and other similar
towns have a number OF clubs
operating. Bowling IA one cf the
most exciting Of exercises. just the
sort of sport ~ keep y RI trim.
Accuracy. skill. muscular cocr-
oination are developed b. this
game"
The Cambells hope 70 organize
several teams here and hold COM
petitions with the McAllen and
Harrington clubs IN the future.
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Lengthen Lead

WASHINGTON. May l7-tPl-
punching hits behind the effec-
tive pitching of Thomas. the Sen
ators again defeated Philadelphia
today is to : increasing their lead
for the first place in the American
league.
The locals started in the first
inning when West doubled. and
scored on a forced out and an err
ror. Philadelphia took the lead in
the second when three singles and
Vests wild throw counted for two
runs, but washington came back
in the third and scored six runs
on six singles. a walk and an err
ror. forcing Shores from the box.
Philadelphia drove Marberry from
the box IN the next inning when
three singles and Foxx's home
run accounted for three runs. Vests
home run with two on in the fifth
and a sings and a wild throw by
Shang added four for Washington
while three singles. an error and
a double counted for five in the
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National Leaders Closely Knit as Giants Fall Twice
Senators Lengthen American Lead, Beating AS 16-5

hits Brown, Reynolds, Jolley.
Home III Morgan Stolen bases
.-Cissell. Kamm. Left on base -
Cleveland 6; Chicago 8. Base on
balls - off Caraway. !; off Brown
!; off Blankenship 3; off McKain
2; off Shaute ]. Struck out by
Blankenship I; BY McKain 4. Hits
off Caraway 8 In ) innings; off
Brown z IN 6; off Blankenship none
in !; off Schaute 2 in 2; off McKain
none in 8. Wild pitch - Schaute.
Winning piti1er Blankenship.
Losing pitcher - Brown.
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ST. LOUIS In
SECOND PLACE
Brooklyn Shuttled Back To
Fifth When Beaten
BY Phillies

The lowly Boston aggregation
romped on the league leading
Giants Saturday 81. S-z. and when
the dust had cleared away, only p
points separated the leaders from
the fifth place Brooklyn club. The
leading clubs were tightly knotted
at the top.
st. Louis and Chicago. third and
fourth-place respectively. gllded
into second and third when they
were rained out.
Brooklyn. who had been IN sec
ond. was shuttled back TO fifth
when the Robins fell l4-6 TO Phlla-
delphia. The fifth place Pittsburgh
Pirates pulled up TO fourth by vlr-
tue Of their rs victory over Gin
cinnati.
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Runs batted in-Judge 2. McNair
Myer 3. Bluege. Spencer. Marberry.
West s. Fox 2. Harris. Two base
hits-West. Myer. Home runs-Foxx.
West. Stolen bases-Rice. Sacrifice
Harris. Left on hase-Philadel-
phia 5: Washington 6. Base or
baIlsOff Shores ?; Mahaffey 2
Struck out-By Shores 2; Mahaf-
fey /: Marbsrry I; Thomas 8. Hits
off Shores 6 in c 2-3: Rommel ]
in 1-3: Mahaffey Z in s.; Marberry
7 in 8, none out in 4th. Thomas 3
in 6; winning pitcher, Thomas
Losing pitcher Shores.
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.CHISOX BEAT
INDIANS TWICE
Yanks Down Boston 3 to z;
Detroit Whips St.
Louis 1877

The rip snoring Washington
Senator's heightened out their lead
in the Anne. lean league Saturday
when they romped on the second
place Philadelphia Athletics 1875.
Timely hitting in the pinches roll
ed up the Senator'S is runs.
The third-place Cleveland club
fell twice before the onslaught OF
the lowly Chicago White Sox. Al
though they fell several notches.
the Indians maintained their third
place. The Chisox. however. turn
ed down Boston for fifth position.
The other games OF the day
found New York rosing out Boston
80 and the last place Tigers rom
ping on the 81. Lois club 70 a r.
Z tune.
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Polo Games Sought

HARLINGEN, May 17.-Mem-
bers Of Harlingen's polo squad will
select two teams and oppose each
other Sunday afternoon IN prac-
tise for games they hope to
schedule with Fort Brown and
other polo teams In or near the
Valley. Interest in this game Is
growing rapidly here and enthu-
siasts Of the pastime are looking
forward to a big eason with large
audiences, The polo field, donated
by the city. rapidly is being put
ato tip-top shape.
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Amateurs Gather
For Houston Meet

HOUSTON. Tex. May I7-F-
The amateurs are coming
Monday morning 200 or them will
begin qualifying play at River
Oaks Country Club here IN the
gath annual event sponsored by the
Texas Amateur Golf Association.
Thirty-six club members of the
Association. three more than last
year. will be represented BY their
crack shot makers seeking places
among the first y players 10
qualify for match play.
There will be "a 36-hole qualifying
round and 1s-hole matches FOR the
first and second rounds Thirty-six
holes will be gone In the third.
semi-final and final round of play.
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TRIPLE WINS FOR BUFFs

PITTSBURGH, May 17-F-
Adam Comoroskys triple. scoring
two runs IN the eishth inning gave
Pittsburgh J Z to 5 victory over
Cincinnati mere today.
The Pirates wen INFO the eighth
trailing by one marker. Donohue
had taken Mays place on the
mound but was greeted with four
hits. including C0nOToszy's triple.
he was then replaced by Campbell
Kremer. who started for the
Pirates, was lifted for Brickell 10
single for HIM. Svctonic finished.
tanning two Of the three me- 10
face him III the ninth
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cHIsox as, CLEVELAND IL

CHICAGO, Mag l7-TPl- -Four
White Sox pitchers held Cleveland
batsmen to eight hits in two games
today as Chicago won both ends
OF a doubleheader, 4 to !, and 6
TO 2.
After Ted lyons had stopped the
Indians with five hits to win his
sixth victory Of the season. in the
opener, Cecil Pa: Caraway. Ted
Blankenship and Hal McKain came
out in the second game and held
the Indians TO three Safeties All
we're cleaned off Caraway in his
five innings OF service.
INSERT 1st GAME CLEVELAND
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McAllen To Play
AT Mission Today
Special 10 The Heraldl

MISSION. MAY 1.-THE power
ful 1880 team Of Mission Will play
the McAl.an DICTIONARIES at Mis-
sion Sunday The McAllen BOYS
are after revenge, as the Rifles
have already handed them a 1878
crunbing some time ago.
The Rifles assert they will &c
their best 10 win and hold their re-
putation Of being one Of the
strongest amateur outfits in the
Valley. The game is called for
$50 p. m.
Batteries. McAlien-Shiplev and
Young, Mission-Flores and Flo
rrS.
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NEW YORK, May 17.-P-Ihe
Boston Braves opened their Ions
series against the Giants here to-
day by taking both ends Of a double
header, both games by 4 to 3 scores.
The first game went ten innings
before Boston pushed over two run
and held the Giants to one win.
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O,Doul.

Bissonette. Herman. ODoul ?
Davis, Hurst, Thevenow. Whitney,
Thompson. Home runs-Hurst. Hits
off Clark s IN / 2-1: off Moss 0
IN IS: off Morrison 10 in 5: off
Thurston 4 in Il; off Sweerland II
in 4 2-3, of Collins ) in 4 1-3.
Solen bases-Herman. Struck out
BY Morrison /; by Collins 8. First
base or called balls-off Clark .;
of Miss ?: off Morrison /. Left
on base-Brooklyn 8; Philadelphia
10. Double Plays - Thevenow.
Thompson and Hurst. Winning
pitcher-COllins. Losing pitcher
Clark.
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ander 4. F%othergill 5, Funk. Schultz
2. Akers 2. Kress g. Two base hits
-KresS. Badgro. Left on base -
ST. Louis q; Detroit s; Base on balls
off Uhle 9: off Crowder 2. Hols-
Struck out - BIZ Uhle s; Holshaus-
hauser 2. off Scrrell !; off Stiely J.
er q. Sorrell II. Stiely !. Hits off
Crowder ) in .. none out in third;
off H0lshauser 5 IN 5. off Stiely 3
in one. oil Uhle 8 in z l-3; off Sor-
rel 4 ~ I 90. Hit by pitcher 49,
by Holshauser tRice). Winning
pitcher Uhle. Losing pitcher m
CrrNLer.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Little Rock-Atlanta postponed;
rain.
Nashville z-2: New Orleans 3-6
lst game 10 innings. End. ID.
Memphis Birmingham, postponed,
wet grounds.
>Chattanooga 8-5: Mobile 90 Ost.
game 10 innings, 2nd. 10
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C%allaghan. Bartell. Grantham. Kelly
?. Strip. p. Warsl Two base hits
Generously. Heilnlann ?, Kremer.
Kelly. Three base hits-ComoroSky.
Sacrifices-Flagstead. Strip. KEEL
u. Double rlays-G-antham, Bar
tell TO subj; Grantham 70 Suhr.
Left on base-Cincinnati s. Pitts
burEh II. Base Oh balls-Otf May
5. Struck oIt-by Kremer IL by
MAY 81, by Campbell /: by SWEET
onic 2. Hits-off May 8 in u: off
Donahue 4 r. is: off Campbell.
nom in %; of K-emer, II in g.:
off Swetonic none in !.
Fit BY pitcher-by May CComor-
osklT). Winning pitcher-Donahue.
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~, Berger 2. Spohrer, Robertson,
Jackson. Two-base hits-Leach,
Lindstrom, Terry. Home runs
Berger 2. Sacrifices - Lindstron,
Jackson. Left on base-New York
10: Boston 10. Base on balls-Oit
Seibold 6: Pruett I Struck out
BY Pduett 4: Seibold 3. Hits-Off
Pruett 10 In 9 2-3; Fitzsimmons O
in 1-3. Losing pitcher-Pruett.
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HIS WAY OFT

The pupil had handed in his
composition with a long string Of
dots and dashes at the end Of il.
What are those marks for?" his
teacher asked.
~Oh, those are punctuation marks
rlt them IN 70 suit yourself Tit
Bits.
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z - Battc1 f1r Berry 9th
IL Rattei i0r Reeves 9Th
New York GOO l0I 0Ol-3
Boston loo Clio 001-2
Runs batted " - GehriE. LaZzeri.
DicEey. Scarritt. Reeves. Two base
hits - burst. Three base hits -
Larry. Durst. Home runs - Gehrig
Stolen bases Reeves. Sacrifice
hits - Cooke. Larry. burst. Double
plays - Chapman. LazZari and Geh-
rig: Lazzeri and Gehrig. Regain and
Sweeney. Rhyme. Regain and Sween-
ey. Left on base New York g.;
Boston III. Base on balls - Ruff
ing 3: Castor a. Struck out - hy
Ruffing 3. BY Johnson 7, b. Cas-
ton 2. Hits - of FI.ll-E 3 Id q.
none out in 9Th OH Johnson !
in 2. Hit Nv pitcher By Rutling
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Yanks Win

BOSTON. May 1T-lP-The New
York Yankees edged out a 3 to ?
victory off the Boston Red Sox to-
day in q close pitching duel between
Milton CASTOR and Charley Ruff
ing. until recently a BostCnian. II
was GastoE's first defeat in four
U1prcc
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Runs batted ir-Cissell, Idle.
Shires. Fonseca. Two base hits
Shires. Burnett. Terrell. Averili.
Three base h5t--7.5dle Sacrifices
-Hun-- 4 sid q: Shires Double
plays-Falk to Fonseca: Hunnefield
to Cissell to Shires. Left on base
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PACIFIC COAST

Oakland SIS: Los Angeles 40
second game Z inrigs.
Hollywood s. Seattle Z.
Mission z: Portland 2.
Sacramento u: san Francisco 9.
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PHIL IL ROBINS 3

PHILADELPHIA. NAY l7-P-
For the fourth time this season.
the Phi!lies defeated the Brooklyn
Robins. taking a singing match
@1Io-- Il an r
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Standirgs
AMERICAN
Results Saturday

Washington is. Philadelphia >.
Cleveland -. Chicago as.
New York 3. Bostcl 2
St. Louis z. Detroit y.
Games Today
Cleveland at Chicago.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York az Boston.
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- THE
TEXAS
Results Saturday
,rt z. Beaumont O

Shreveport z. Beaumont y
Dallas 3. san Antonio 3 Ctie).
Other games ra.ned out.
Sundays Schedule
Wichita Falls AZ Dallas.
Shreveport at For, Worth.
Beaumont at San Antonio
Waco at Houston
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Runs battad in-Clark, Herman,
Urirht ?. Eissorette, Bressler.
E,Irst 2. Thompson ? ODoul Whit
nav 2. Thevenow ?, Davis 3. Sweet
land Klein Two base rhits-Finn,
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Today's Games

Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago az St. Louis.
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WFSTIRN

Topeka s. At W.Shita ?.
ALI other rain.
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DETROIT. May l7-P-The II
gers fell upon three St. Louis pitch
ers here today for IS hits. including
two homers. and won the series
nnhnpr- ID To z.
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Excitement Fatal

WASHINGTON, May IT'D
Walter r. busch. SO. OF Nor
folk, Va. died Unexpectedly az
tie Washington Ball Park to-
day in the fifth inning OF the
game between the Senators
and Philadelphia. when Sam
West hit a home-run with two
on bases. Physicians said that
Dusch's death was caused by
heart disease.
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zz-Batted for Benton 9th
Pnston 100 00l 0f0+
New York ..-... GOO 10 OlC-3.
Runts batteG in-Berger 2 Terry.
Hogan. Welsh. Sisler. OFT. Three
base hit-Hogan. ion,e runs
Berger. Terry. OFT Hogan Sacri-
fices-Berrer. Welsh. MaranyLle,
jackson, Crawford and Terry. Left
on base-New York s.. Boston p
Base on bals-Off Cenewich i. off
Benton i. off Saith y Struck ont
BY Smith 6 BY Gencwich J.
Hits-Off Genewich s i'll ri. off
Benton ? in . Losing pitcher
Genewich.
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Did You Know That.

Berkeley Bell Of Texas. alter
nate on the United States Davis
Cup team, was q frail invalid
when a bog and took up ten
mis- to build himself up. he
did build himself Up, but has
to take a rest n w and then.
during AS recent hot battle
with Francis T. Hunter, he
suffered severe cramps in his
left leg and fell TO the ground
Just as ne was about TO serve
Hunter walked off the court
and TO his room. claiming the
match. though Bell was ready
10 continue five minutes later.
IA dentist in EDdicott. N. Y.
who fixed { loose piece OF
bridgework for Mex Schmeling,
says the German has splendid
teeth and strong Jaws. which
he viii need June II II the Bos-
ton Cob connects.
Cleveland 8; Chicago 3. Base o
balls-Off LYONS 2. Struck out-R
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Standings
NATIONAL
Saturday Results

New York 1-3. Boston pa.
BROOKLYN S, Philadelphia IA.
Pittsburgh Z. Cincinnati 5.
Chicago AZ st. Louis postponed
f~aFr
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Batted for Gardner 9th

z Batted for Goldman 18th.
x - Batted for Brown It'll.
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Cleveland 8; Chicago 3. Base on
balls-Off Lyons 2. Struck out-Ey
Lyons 2; Terrell /.
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COliver. Winning pitcher John
son.
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x-Batted for Rommel in 4th.
xx-Ran for Simmons in 9th.
xyx-Batted for Alahaffey in Ctr
New Britain herald., 1930-04-28
NOTICE
TOWN OF PLAINVILLE

The Plainyille Town Plan Con- mission will hold Public Hearing at the Town Hall, Plainville. Conn.,, Monday evening, May 12, 1880 at o'clock D. $. T. to review and dis cuss the commissions recommended street building and veranda lines on Robert Street, Cleveland Street and Usher Avenhe.
 On Robert Street the recommend ed lines cover a 50 it. wide street with 16 1t. building line on the south side. running westerly from Farm ington Avenue to the west line of IRher Avenue and to Usher Stree1.
 On Cleveland Street the recom- mended lines cover 50 it. wide street with a l6 1t. building line westerly for 175 1t. on the north side and e 54 1t. building and e6 it. the west line of Usher avenue. On the south side of Cleveland Street a 1G it. building line westerly from Pennington Avenue to Usher Avenue.
 On Usher Avenue a 50 1t. wide street with 34 it. building and o6 1t. ver2nda line on both the east and west sides of Usher Avenue from Robert Street north to Cleveland Street is recommended
 All of, the above lay-outs of street, building and Neranda lines are shown on the three maps, each dated March 24 1880, drawn by Engineer, J. x. Mckernan, signed by j. E. Lamb, Chairman of the Town Plan Commission and filed with the Town Clerk of Plainville.
 All interested parties are hereby notified and warned to be present at this hearing to discuss the rec commended street. building and ver- andG lines as described above and shown on maps.
 r. T. WHEELER, r Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-28

one of the strongest in years. After being without Sunday baseball for a year, fans are expected to greet the new edition of the All Plainvile team with open arms. The New Brit ain team is said to be one of the fastest hines in the Hardware city and is coming here with an impos- ing lineup dotted with stars.
 Plainville Briefs
 Mrs. Theorore Lyman is spending a week with her sister at Columbia.
 Mrs. Martha Watkins, who has been confined to the Bristol hospi- tai, has been discharged and is re- cuperating at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. John I. Middleton of 203S Stanley street, New Britain.
 Schools resumed sessions this morning after the 10 day Easter va cation.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Falls
 Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Falls, aged 40, were held this morning at S:S0 o'clock at her home in Maintain View and at o'clock at the Ukrainian church on Winter street, New Britain. Rev. F. J. Pashkewych, pastor, celebrated a solemn mass of requiem. Burial was in the Ukrainian cemetery, in New Britain,
New Britain herald., 1930-04-28
FOUR DAYS REMAIN TO REGISTER DOGS
Only 200 Licenses Issued by
 T0WR Clerk to Date
JOHN WILLIAMS, 70, DEAD
Census Expected to be Completcds By Wedncstiay-Lcgion Auxiliary to Hold Public Whist-Bascball Season to Open Sunday.

With Thursday the last day on which to secure dog registrations within the time limit allowed by the state laws, only 200 licenses have been issued by the office of the town clerk to date. Last years rec ords shows that there are over 500 dogs in town, indicating that less taken the trouble to secure new reg istrations for the coming year.
 Under the state laws. all dogs must be registered on or before the first of May. Those failing to do so wi! be taxed an extra dollar. making the fee $5 instead of $2. The dog warden is privileged 10 seize any dogs without tags after the first of May and place them in the pound. Owners claiming the an imals at the pound are forced 10 pay a fee besides the extra dollar for failure to register the dog.
 It is expected that the town clerks office will be busy place dur ing the four days remaining in which to secure registrations. The four-day time limit includes today Owners have had ample opportunity in which to take care of this mat ter, the town clerk having observed special hours on two different occas ions for the accommodation of dog owners.
 Those having last wears regis trations may renew them by send
New Britain herald., 1930-04-28

'pionship, strengthened their hold on their titular claim Saturday by se- vereiy trouncing the Kensington Boys club natators at the local pool by score of 57 to IS. The results follow:
 1l0-pound class:
 4O-yard free style: Meusel (B) first; Kaminski (B) second: Jen- nings (K) third. Time, 3a seconds. 4o-yard breast stroke: Morroco (B) first; Jennings (E) second: MacCloskey (B) third. Time, S2 sec onds.
 4o-yard back stroke: Werner (B) first; Morroco (B) second: Malone (K) third. Time. 3s seconds.
 1s0-yard relay: Bristol team com- prising Carone, Meusel, Brothwell and kiminski.
 125-pound class:
 4o-yard free style: Carone (B) first; Brothwell (B) second; Grassio (k) third. Time, 23 seconds.
 40-yard breast stroke: Laresse (B) first; Chatkowski tk) second: Brothwell tB) third. Time, 32 sec onds.
 | Diving: Sessions (B) first; F. Do- 1 beck (k) second; J. Dobeck (k) third. Falcons Are VictOrs
 The Falcons of Forestville, by vir- | tue of a stirring ninth inning rally which netted two runs, defeated the Phantoms of Bristol at the former 1 teams home grounds yesterday aft ernoon by 3 to s score. Wisniewski and Bordeau for the winners, and Mische for the losers were out standing at the plate, each garner 1 ing three hits. The summary: