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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-07
FROGS ARE TO
BATTLE OWLS
Texas Faces Hard Battle
Against Baylor
AT Waco
BY GAYLE TALBOT JR.
Arcorlated Press Shorts Writer

DALLAS, Nov. Z. -P)- Texas
Christian University, indicated
since 1923 and with only two ties
to mar its record in eighteen con-
secutive games. will encounter a
serious obstacle in its path to a
second straight southwest confer
ence title tomorrow at Houston. The
Rice Institute Owls, surprise pack
age Of the current campaign, are
primed to give the Horned Frogs
a working lover.
Victorious over the mighty Uni
versity Of Texas eleven a fortnight
ago and last week easy winners
over Sewanee, the Owls promise 70
supply Cy Leland & Co, with all
the opposition the champions can
handle. The fact that the Frogs
sever victories so far this season
have been scored Owe compare
lively weak opposition while the
youthful Rice eleven has been under
some heavy fire. vas expected to
react to the Owls advantage.
The game will bring together the
two youngest teams in the confer
ence Rice. coached by Jack Meagh-
er and employing a shift to mask
a drumming offense. probably
will have only two lettermen IN
its starting lineup. Captain Nor
gan at guard and Jones at full
back
Three Vets
The Frogs will have three veter-
an backs. including the illustrious
Leland. but an almost complete
sophomore line.
Two other leading contende.s
for the 1880 crown, University OF
Texas and Baylor, clash III the
days second headline attraction a.
Waco. Texas has one defeat against
its record and Baylor must liv.
down a tie with Southern Method
Isl. but either could capture the
title by winning its remaining
games. The loser tomorrow Will be
out of the running.
While the days two major battles
are being waged. the Texas Aggies
ard Southern Methodist will tie up
at Ownby Stadium. Dallas. There
will be little at stake. The Aggies.
defeated by two conference oppon-
ents. have been counted out. The
Mustangs, tied by Baylor and beat
en- by Texas. have only the barest
mathematical chance Of getting
back in the title scramble.
Arkansas for the second week will
PLAY non-conference. engaging the
Oklahoma Aggies at Fayetteville.
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CUBS OBTAIN
new HURLER

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-P-Rogers
Kornsby. one OF the shrewdest Of
baseball men. has admitted he
missed one when he thought Ed
Baecht wasn't much Of a pitcher.
when Baecht asked The Rajah for
a lob four years ago.
Hornsby Yesterday approved a
deal with the Los Angeles club Of
the Pacific Coast League. in which
Baecht, a highlander. will come
to the Cubs in exchange for a
bundle Of cash and seven PLAYERS.
Catcher John Schultz. infielder.
Eddie Farrell. pitcher A. Shealv. an
ether pitcher to be named later.
will be turned over to the Angels
at once, and three more viii be
sent on option
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CBy The Associated Press


CHICAGO.-King Levinsky, Chi
cago. outpointed Jimmy Slattery,
Buffalo. N. Y, 10l. Otto Won Porat,
Chicago. outpointed Jack Renault,
Canada, Cl0). Barney Ross, Chi
cago. knocked out Petey Mack,
Jersey City. %.
NEW YORK.-Angel Cltvilie,
Porto Rico. knocked out Rene de
VoS, Belgium, ID.
PITTSBURGH.-Larry Madge.
Cleveland. outpointed Tommy Malco,
Pittsburgh, Q0).
HARTFORD. Conn--Tony Leto.
Hartford, stopped Davy Alter. Sioux
City. Ia, G0).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pick
erd. outpointed Harvey Mortonsen,
Chicago. 10.
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Cager Signs

CHICAGO. Nov. 7.-lP-Irins
Jeffries. young White Sox infielder.
has been signed by the Chicago
Bruins OF the National Basketball
League, as a forward.
Jeffries was a baseball and basket
bal star al the University Of Ken
lucky.
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DO-X ON

AMSTERDAM. Holland, Nov. 7
dP-The DO-X. Germauy's twelve
motored seaplane, took off at 1915
o. m. today on a brief exhibition
flight TO Rotterdam and the Hague
The ship will fly to Calshot. England.
tomorrow on the next lap OF its
transatlantic flight to New York.
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Frogs Arrive in Houston; Are
Set to Stop Offense Of Owls

FORT WORTH. Nov. Coach
Francis A. Schmidt and a squad OF
some Is men left Fort Worth
Thursday night en- route to Hous-
ton, where they meet Coach Mack
Meagher's Rice Owls on Rice Field
Saturday afternoon. This is the
third conference tilt for the
Schmidtrnen and they take the
field as favorites TO win and as the
only team In the Southwest with q
clean conference slate.
Arriving in Houston early Fri
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Basketball Tonight

The third basket ball game Of the
season viii get under way NJ the
post tonight. between Headquarters
and Machine Gun Troops. Head
quarters recently lost their first
game Of the season 70 Troop q.
after having the game won and
Machine Gun Troop won It's first
game against Troop a. VIII were
last year champions. The public Is
cordially invited 70 attend all the
games OF the series, with plenty OF
seating space. free Of charge.
The first successful parachute
Jump Of which there Is record was
made in 1857. in Strassburg. by q
man named Blanchard.
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1~:Sc0rp-Fish, Picker Cardinal Games Toda
= = = q
The
Spade
By RAL EUSTACE
= = . =

CRAB YOUR HAT and run-you
may still have time to see the
Scorpion-Agsie game. That is one
game that you cannot afford TO
miss. It should be the Valley clas-
sic ri the year. Beyond all doubt.
the Scorpions compose the most
powerful club in the Rio Grande
Valley. They defeated the Harlin-
gen Cardinals-vho more than
probably will be Valley champions
40-2. Then to make the thing more
convincing. they defeated the strong
Edinburg Junior college Brorc5
$50. That should dispell any doubt
as TO who is cock-of-the-walk in
Valley gridiron circles. The Fish
admit having one OF the strongest
first year teams they have ever
possessed.
THE CLASS "A" field should be
narrowed down a bit over the state
today. In District One. Amarillo.
the only united. undefeated club in
the district. takes on their third
place Vernon club. a bit OF realistic
~pvrotechnics shiuld break forth at
Abilene when the Breckenridge
Bucks paw them a visit in the
District Two race. Many fans are
already BEGINNING to Law rel money
that the Buckaroos come through
to another state championship.
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Dead Pins
HARLINGEN

Especial 70 TIE Herald
HARLINGEN. Oct. below are
the results OF the las. meet held by
Harlingen Bowling League No. J.:
Nj. r. W.. VI. w. Co.
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CROWDS
Are EXPECTED
San Benito.La Feria Tilt
Has Material Bearing
On Standings
VALLEY GAMES TO-DAY

VALLEY GAMES TODAY
Aggie Freshmen at Brownsville.
Robstown at Harlingen.
San Benito at La Feria.
Pharr az Edinburg.
Mission at Mercedes.
Donna at Raymondville.
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Hubbard vs.. Delta

Crixell's Majestic Radio bowling
team defeated the Pan-Amsrican
Always here Wednesday night two
games out Ct three at ten-pins.
The scores follow
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Qnief Alcnr Pnfnmar


THERE WILL be nothing doing
worth mention in District three Or
four. None IF the leaders will plav
in District Five or Six. In District
Seven. the undefeated John Reagan
club takes on San Jacirto. a second
place club. Likewise. there will be
no fireworks IN District Eizht.
Austin. the leader. PLAYS the tall
end Kerrville club Main Avenue.
Is second. takes on Alamo heights
in what should be a fair scEan. Cor
pu@ Christi. tied for second. will
I'd Az another tailender-Laredo
IS THIS TIE wear for Amarillo
20 come through? The Golden Sand
storm crashes through 10 a district
championship year after year. onlv
10 run into the oil Belt champ In
its first bi-district game. Which in
effect. USUALLY means that she is
eliminated without further con-
siisration However. saniv fans
this vesr believe the biz Amarillo
club will hav, an wen h--ak With
the Oil Belt vinner-which should
be Breckenridge.
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Hound Juniors
Defeat Locals
By 20 Score
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENrTO. Nov. Baker
sna.ched a san Benito punt in the
second quarter and al IS yards
through a field Of enemy tackleis
to score Brownsville's only touch
down and to save the team from
defeat in a junior game here Thurs
day afternoon which ended In a s.
6 deadlock. san Benito won a pre-
vious game 7 to 0.
Tankersley had scored the San
Benito counter in the first quarter
and although he put the bal, on
the eight-yard line again In the
final period. hts teammates were
unable 70 carry II owe the pay-off
stripe for the winning touchdown.
G. Lawson Of San Benito and Baker
OF Brownsville played outstanding
games.
The teams battled on a pretty
even basis the enti~ gar.e. the
number Of first downs being about
the same.
Starting lineups:
nTxyYv T. go - ~
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|BRONCS PLAY
HERE SUNDAY
Jeffrys Slated 20 Hurl
For Visiting Nine
From Harrington

The Brownsville Broncs. after
practiong hard all week. are de-
termined TO stage a strong come
back against the Harlingen nine
here Sunday. The two mines are
scheduled to tangie in the Brcno
corral at 3 p. H..
The Harrington team is now in
second place IN the Rio GrRnde
Valley league standings. Manager
Joe Bob Lawrence's nine Is leading
the entire league 81 both hitting
and fielding. Dick Jeffrys. old time
Valley favorite. IS slated 70 take
the mound for the visitors.
Bill Yoder. one OF the flashiest
players ever developed III the VAL
lev, will play the keystone sack
for Harrington. Yoder Is now work
ing IN Brownsville. but continues
to play with Lawrence's aggrega-
ton.
Although an admittedly weak hit
ting club. the Broncs have played
bang-up ball except on one occa-
sion and that was last Sunday
when the McAllen crew took them
by the halter and led them around
1O-l.
The Broncs lost two other games
BY one-run margins. The first went
to La Feria 40 IN II innings: the
second was the best game PLAYED
in the Rio Grande Valley league
which was won By San Benito 20
AZ Point Isabel before a crowd eS-
tmated at 1000.
Ranch Boss George Desha has
been putting the Broncs through
their PAGES strenuously last week
and ne predicts they will give the
Harlingen nine n hard tussle. In
practice the Rroncs have looked
great-fielding in fine style and
smacEing the ball all over the lot
N bat.
Interest has been growing steadI-
~ and q capacity crowd Is expected
TO fill the park.
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SOLONS DROP
One TO CATS
Yankees Split Twin Bill
With Chicago; Indians
Beat Boston

The Philadelphia Athletics pulled
within easy striking distance Of the
league leading Senators in the
American league Saturday.
Connie Mack's crew OF White
Elephants slugged out a 1871 vic
tory over st. Louis while the Sen
ato-s lost points by splitting a dou-
bic bill with Detroit. The Senators
lost the first tilt % but won the
second rs.
The third place New York Yankees
lost ground by splitting a twin bill
with Chicago. The Yanks dropped
the first ell and won the second
lit.
In the remaining game, the
fourth place Cleveland Indians de-
feated Boston 1913.
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Fight Card In
Matamoros Today

Kid Zavala 100 pounds Of
Brownsville and Kid Huerta l25
pounds Of Matamoros, will tangle
here Sunday afternoon in the eight
round main event on a boxing card
70 De staged at the Ta~hlajeras hall.
The bouts are scheduled to get
under way at 4 p. n.
In all, % rounds Of fighting are
on the program. Juan Rocha, Us
pounds Of Brownsville and Nuevo
Leon, weight lbs pounds. are book
ed for q six-round semi-final.
The other two bouts will see FL
Colorado. Of Brownsville. weight 1T
pounds. and Joaquin Barajas, Ilg
pounds, Of Matamoros, mix five
rounds and The Mountaineer. IFS
pounds. will battle Ramiro Infante.
lis pounds of Matamoros, over the
four round route.
The promoter OF these bouts are
Primitive Sherar, Carlos Vazcuez
and Amador Gutierrez
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SPUDDERS, Bluffs AND CATS
WINNERS In TEXAS LEAGUE

The seeming unbeatable Wichita
Falls Spudders continued their win
ming ways Saturday by taking the
lowly Beaumont Exporters into
camp 1876. This intrenched the
Spuds so deeply in first that they
cannot be dislodged at least for
three days If they lost every engage
ment while the Fort Worth Cats
were winning.
The Cats sunk several points in
the standings Saturday when they
took a go defeat from the Waco
Cubs.
In the other game Of the after
noon. the third place Bluffs nosed
out Dallas 5 TO 4.
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MAC SMITH IS
CLOSE SECOND
Atlantan's 66 on Third
Round Proves to Be
Winning Margin
Continued from page ID

ond lowest total IN the history of
the American open and only one
stroke short Of the record set Il
years ago by Chick Evans at the
nearby Minikhada course.
It gave him a winning margin OF
two strokes over his nearest rival,
the veteran Macdonald Smith Of
New York who made a sensational
fight that fell just a trifle short Of
overhauling the Georgian in the
final round.
Mac Smith alone Of the star pro-
fesSionals to stand the gaff Of the
final day after Jones had burned
I'D the course with a record-break-
ing third round finished with
rounds of 70-75-74-70 for a total Of
289 to clinch second place.
Horton Smith 22-year-old profess
sional who shot himself into the
lead at the half way mark only to
crack under the strain today wound
up in third place. five strokes back
of Jones, with 72-70-76--74-292.
Fourth place went to Lighthouse
Harry Cooper of Chicago. with fig
ureS Of 72-72-73-T6-293. Fifth was
the veteran John Golden Of Darien,
Conn, with 7~4-73-76-294, while
the rest Of the professional clan. in
Guiding such early threats as Tom
my Armour, Johnny Farrell, Charles
Lacey, and Walter Hagen, fell by
the wayside.
To show Just how badly beaten
the big stars were, Armour finished
ten strokes to the rear with 297,
Lacey wound up with 298 after
making a dark horse" threat. Far
rell finished with 299, Leo Diegel
with 30l. Hagen with 303, Denny
Shute with 305, and Gene Sarazen
with BOG.
FlawIess Third Round
Jones, as 1t turned out, really
clinched the championship he has
now won four times ince 1923, by
shooting an almost flawless So on
the third round, the lowest he has
ever scored in the American open
and a mark that might Just as well
hav ebeen as low rs 66 but for some
shoddy work on the last two holes.
This gave Jones a five stroke mar
Gin at the end of 81 holes over his
nearest rival. Cooper, and a sev-
n stroke lead over Macdonald
Smith. Yet. with all this, Bobby
suddenly found himself in the midst
OF M OF the stiffest fights OF his
career. Into his closing round was
packed most Of the drama Of the
final day as Jones shook himself
free from n bad spot after an
other to avoid being overhauled by
Mac Smith.
Three times. on the short holes,
Jones performed the almost unbe-
lievable and took fives, two over
par each as he either got into
trouble o. was unable 70 make his
putter work. Twice. in succession.
he three-putted. Yet, after each
calamitous short hole. the king
manifested the sort OF ability that
has kept him On the throne. Three
times he came back with brides
tooffset so per cent Of the previous
damage.
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Bobby Jones Sinks 4O-Foot Putt to Wiz U.S.. Ope1
Are Within Striking Distance of Senator's

holds 4. Cissell. Rice, Jolley, Wat
wood, Lazzeri 2. JeffrieS, Mulleavy,
Lyons, Larry. Two base hits, Rice,
Reynolds Natwood 2. Jeffries. Three
base hits. Jolley. Combs. Gehrig.
Home Runs. Reynolds. Sacrifices,
Hargrave, Cissell. Double plays,
Jeffries TO Cissell to Clancy; Null
eavy. CiSsell 70 Clancy; Cissell to
Mulleavy to Clancy. Left on bases,
New York 5, Chicago o. Bases on
balls. off Lyons !. Struck out by
Lyons 5. by Pipgras !. by Pennock /.
Hits. off Pipgras IL in 8 % innings.
off Holloway s in 2-3 innings; off
Pennock 4 IN 3 2-3 innings. Wild
pitch. Pipgras. Passed ball. Har-
grave. Losing pitcher. Pipgras.
Second Game.
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Bluffs Gore Steers

DALLAS. July i2.-P-Ealving
the two-game series here, the Hous-
ton Bluffs today served the Dallas
Steers q ; 70 4 defeat. although the
Steers out-hit them 10 10 8. willing
ham OF the Steers almost made It
a one-man defense. clou.ing a homer
in the fifth and another in the
ninth. with two men on. Morrow
OF the Bluffs also accounted for a
home run. Willingham's scoring
clout in the ninth was the second
longest ball ever knocked over the
steers fence. ball club officials as
serted.
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Indians Win

CLEVELAND. July l2-GF-Led
by JOHNNY HodanD. Eddie Morgan
and Earl Averill. the Indians knock
ed out a IL to 3 win over the Red
Sox in the opening zane or The
second eastern invasion today.
Hodapp came out OF "A mild slump
70 pound out two doubles and two
singles in five times at bat. Morgan
got two doubles and one single.
Averill cot a home run and two sim
giles. 1t was Averill's sixth homer
his year.
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q Ddtlc0 lUI OLOLG> III TN
Washington 49,. 100 002 220-7
Detroit ........ 100 300 1905
Runs batted in-Cronin 2, Alex
ander 2. Shires 2, Stone, Koenig,
Harris 2, Myer. McManus. Two base
hits-Harris. Three base hits-Mc-
Manus. Stone. Hayworth, Rice, Al
exander, Harris. Stolen bases-Mc-
Manus. Sacrifices-Fink 2, Koen.-
!. Double plays-Cron.n to Myer to
Bluege; Gehringer to Koenig to
Alexander 2: Koening OF Alexander.
Left on base-Detroit 8, Washing
ton 8. Base on balls-off Hogsett 4.
off Sullivan 2. off Herring /, off
Marberry 8. off Brown /. off Burke
l. Struck out--by Hogsett 3. Hits
off Hogsett 6 in Z 2-3 innings: of
Sullivan 8 in % innings: off Mar
berry 8 in 8 innings, Cnone out in
7th); off Brown / in l innings: off
Herring none in / % innings: of
Burke none in 2 innings. Wild
pitch-Sullivan. Winning pitcher
Brown. Losing pitcher-Sullivan.
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Summary

Winning pitcher-Tuero. Losing
pitcher1Carson. Two-baSe hits
Kott. Hutson. Flippen, Leslie. Perry,
Mueller. Three-base hits-Hutson,
Carson. Home run-Dondero. Sac
rifice hits--Carson, Mueller. Ballew
2, Flippen, Dondero. Double plays
-Flippen to Dondero TO Leslie.
Dondero to Leslie. Carson to Leslie
TO Heath, Stewart TO Mueller to
Whelan. Stolen bases - Adams,
Burns. Hit by pitched ball-By
Carson (Holman. Puns batted in
Dondero. Hutson 2, Mueller. Carl
son, Ballew 2, Adams 2, Stewart.
Kott. Heath 2 Cooper, Whelan.
Bases on balls-Off Carson 5. off
Morrell 5. off Tuero !. off Lucas 3.
Struck out-By Carson 2, by Nor
rell 1. Pitching record-Off Nor
rell IL hits. z runs In 8 innings e
on, none out in 9Th: off Carson
IL hits. 8 runs In 8 l-3 innings.
Left on bases-San Antonio 8,
Shreveport II.
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HC.ne runS-brOWn. MaIIOn, three
base hits-Piet. Two base hits
Bonowitz, Stein. Mallon, Munson:
sacrifice hit - Munson; innings
ptched-by Stein 6 1-3. s runs. s
hits: Stoner Z. Z runs. 8 hits: Hard
away J.. 2 runs. 3 hits: bases on
balls-Stoner ?. Stein 8: Thurman
/; Struck out-by Stoner 4. Stein
?: HIT BY ~pitcher-by Stoner CBis-
chofN. wild pitch-Stein. Hzrda-
way; passed hall-Bischoff: double
plays-Tavener to Mallon 70 Kelly,
Pet to Stuvengen.
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Runs batted invade. Crouch 5.
Kloza 5, Storti 3, 1. Burns. SILVER
3. Geygan ?. Two bose hits-Schu-
bic. Levey. Storti ?. Three base hits
@Geygan. Home runs. Crouch.
SILVER. Wade. Stolen bases-Betten-
court. Sacrifices-Stapleton. Wade.
Kloza. Runs and hits-off D. Burns
2, and 9 In 4 l-3 innings. Struck
out-bv Steengrafe 6. Bases on balls
off D. Burns /. Steengrafe 3. New
man ? Wild pitches-Newman.
Losing pitcher-Burns. Double PLAYS
-Eckhardt to Stapleton. Storti to
Levey to I. Burns. Left on bases
Wichita Falls 5.
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SHREVEPORT, La. July l2.-tP
Sports were presented with
a ball game when three passes were
presented in the ninth inning by
Lucas a relief hurler for San An
tonic TO force home the winning
runs. The final count was 8 to Z.
Tuero who went into the game as
relief hurler in the ninth was cred
tied with the victory, giving him
MS thirteenth victory. Score.
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It's a Habit

WICHITA FALLS. July PIP
-Beaumont's pitching and field
ing we're ineffective TODAY. and
the Spudders found their fifth
straight victory easy TO attain.
Crouch's homer with the bases full
in the sixth sealed the verdict. The
final count was is TO 5. The score.
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FORT WORTH. July PIP
waco made ii two straight over
the Fort Worth Cats by taking Sat
urday's contest. 8 70 6. The Cubs
had the better Of the Cats in the
loose scoring affair. Leslie Malwon
and Ed Brown furnished the high
lights OF the Panther attack with
home runs. The score.
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Home Runs. FoXx. Kress. Sacrifices.
Haas. Badgro. Schang. Foxx. Dou-
bic plays. Melillo to KreSs 70 Nc
Neeley; Dykes 70 Bishop to Foxx;
Cochrane TO Boley; Kress to Melillo
TO McNeeley; Boley TO Williams to
Foxx. Left on base. Philadelphia 10;
st. Louis 5. Bases on balls. off
Walberg ?. off Shores 4. off Gray 2,
off Kimsey /. off Stiles 4. Struck
out, by Walberg !, stiles 2. Hits.
off Gray 5 III 2 1-3 innings: off
Kimsey 3 in no innings Il ont in
third off Stiles u In 6 % innings:
off Walberg 4 in 2 innings; off
Shores 5 in Z innings. Wild pitch
eS, Stiles 2. Winning pitcher, Wal
berg. Losing pitcher. GRAY.
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N THE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Brooklyn 10, New York 4.
Chicago Z. Boston 3.
Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 2.
Cincinnati GO. Philadelphia 81
Games Today
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at New York.
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w
zz Batted for Walsh in 9th.
New York OH 600 26O..ll
Chicago O30 600 SUD- \
Runs batted in, Bengough, Null
eavy 2, Rice 3. Byrd, Barnes, Ruff
ing. Lazzeri, Gehrig 2, Chapman.
Jolley 2, Reynolds. Two base hits,
Rice, Byrd. Reynolds. Jolley, Geh-
rig. Cissell. Home Run, Ruifing.
Stolen base, Gehrig. Sacrifices,
Ruth. Watwood. Left on base, New
York 10, Chicago y. Base on balls,
off Thomas 4, off Wells /. off john
son /, off McKain 1. Struck out,
by Thomas ], by Braxton ], By
Walsh !. by Ruffing /. Hits, off
Thomas Il in z innings; off McKain
? in 0 innings. off Braxton 3 II l-3
innings; off Walsh 3 IL ! 2-3 in
nings: off Wells III in g.. off john
son one in Ia inning. off Ruff
ing 2 in 2 % innings.
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Washington

Runs DATED In-by Gehringer !.
Judge !. Harris !. Alexander I. Koen-
x. Two base hits-McNanus. Alexan-
der. Home runs-Judge. Stolen bases
Gehringer. Myer. Sacrifices-Gehr-
niger. Judge. Left on base-Wash-
ington 10: Detroit 7. Bases on bal'z
off Whitehill 8; off Crowder 5.
Struck out-bv Whitehfl 4: b.
Crowder 2. Hit by pitcher-by
Whitehill. LoeDp 2.
co~~-T rama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-13

CHICAGO, Jluy PIP The
White Sox and the New York Yam
KEGS divided a loosely played double
header today. Chicago on the first
game III to 6 while the Yankees
scored 6 runs in the eighth to take
the second III Ia 7