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Brokers' Comment

NEW YORK, October 24.-Brokerage
house market commentators did not
like the action of the rails yesterday
and are inclined to look for an ex-
tension of the selling into other groups.
Rallies, they say, probably will be
feebly held. Comments today include:
Jackson Bros, Boesel 81 Co.-The
rails, as class. in our opinion, have
not yet reached the point where they
are attractive either for a technical
rally or for long pull appreciation. The
recent downward turn in car loading
came as a distinct surprise and sug-
gests at least several more unfavorable
monthly earnings statements fer the
carriers.
winthrop, Mitchell g. Cove are
informed there has been some inpor-
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MONEY RATES STIFFEN.
" the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Time money strengthened slightly
last week, but call funds were pegged
at the previous weeks level. The
totals that follow represent the av-
erage rates on both classes of loans, for
comparable periods, as calculated by
the Department of Commerce:
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U. S. TREASURY BALANCE.

The United States Treasury balance
announced today as of close of bust
ness October % was $244, 196, 572. 80.
Customs receipts for month to date
were $26,181 ,391.77. Total ordinary
expenditures, $11,507, 09371.
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bilities over the next few weeks.

Hornblower e. Weeks.-It would
seem that a reversal of trend could be
expected. However, constructive
speculative policy undertaken at this
time is continually fraught with un-
expected difficulties while important
liquidation may still be hanging over
the market.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET s s@:: :; III, :; :: G S


Note-An stocks sold In hundred-share lots
excepting those designated by the letter (80s) (250s
which shows those stocks to be sold odd lots only
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Stock and
livjdend Rate,

- Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. Open High. Low Close
Kerr Lake. .1.......
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
BY ALAN GOULD
associated Press Sports Editor


BELMONT PARK, ~. ", June 7
-tP-Gallant Fox, with the bruised
anc bandaged Earl Sande in the
saddle, answered the challenge 70
their greatness today by scoring a
smashing triumph In the rich Bel
mcnt stakes and capturing the
tnree-year-old championship OF the
american turf beyond the palest
shadow Of a doubt.
This was the big test for William
Woodward's Big Bay son of Sir Gal
lahad 3rd and Gallant Fox met II
~ running the legs off Harry Payne
Whitney's famous Whichone, The
~favorite. in a finish that was start
linRly decisive in every respect.
New Record
The Fo. established a new record
fof the Belmont stakes by running
tie mile and a half in 2 minutes.
6 3-5 seconds. This surpassed the
tine OF 2:32 rs set by Crusader In
1925 when the distance was in
creased and equalled the following
year by Chance-Shot. The time
ras short Of Man O'War's track
record OF 2:2S is for the mile and
a half.
The victory added S66.060 to his
owners winnings and shot his total
teyond the 100000 mark as a threat
to the big money winners OF the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
HAMILTON IS
BEST HITTER
Shipley, NJ. Yoder, Wallace
Leading Pitchers OF
Loop

Playing brilliantly in all depart
ments Of the game. Bill Yoder,
flasny Harlingen infielder. is con-
tinuing to set a dazzling pace for
the Rio Grande Valley league
/ horsehide hustlers. He is leading
| the league in hits. doubles, and runs
scored. In addition to wagging a
! vicious willow. Yoder is a danger
Gus base runner and O fast, clean
| fielder.
/ Hamilton Of McAllen, Lawrence
| of Harlingen and Rocha of Browns
| vile each are leading the league
In two departments.
Leaders
Hamilton is clouting the leather
! at a 800 pace and has biffed out
three doubles. In his first games
/. against Raymondville. Hamilton
| slashed out safe hits five times out
| OF six attempts.
Lawrence's record is a consistent
one for he has played from the
| opening Of the season. He has OBJ
tanned seven hits and has scored
six runs. This ties him in each
| department for league leadership.
Desnite his weak stickwork. Ro-
cha of Brownsville has succeeded
in stealing six bags and scoring
six runs. These constitute ties for
\ league leadership also.
McAllen got started last -.-eek
against Raymondville in a double
header and the Mackian players
padded their averages against lean
DAYS. Hamilton and Shipley are
leading the league. one-two. in hit
/ ting. Pipkin. who has left the
Brownsville club, was hitting 600
/ when he departed.
Harlingen Is well up front among
the hitting fraternity. p. Yoder,
Lawrence. Kelley. Davis. Drye.
\ Ritchey and Blakeney are well up
toward the head Of the list.
San Benito evidently Is trying for
n monopoly on the home run situa-
ton. Only three four-ply clouts
have been made this aso and two
OF them came off the bats Of Nc
Cauley and CUNNINGHAM.
Shipley Of McAllen. N. Yoder OF
Harlinren and Wallace Of San Be-
nito are LEADING the hurlers in
games won. each having a pair TO
their credit.
Jeffries OF Harlingen and Chana
of Brownsville have one win and
no losses for perfect marks. Sa-
\ linas OF Brownsville and b. van Pelt
Of Harrington have won and lost
one.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
GALLANT FOX, WITH SANDE
UP, WINS BELMONT STAKES

turf for all time. In four races this
spring. Gallant Fox won SlB3. $40.
The outcome or today's race was
a distinct shock TO the wise nom
ey" which had rated the Fox
somewhat lightly in spite OF his
great record and established Which,
one the odds on favorite. a 9 To s.,
with the Fox quoted at 8 10 8.
Close Finish
The Woodward colt acted as il
.nSulted hy these circumstances for
ne was impatient 20 Do OF. boiling
from the barrier and galloping an
eighth OF mile down the track be-
fore Sande was able 70 turn him.
They we're of \ moment later and
the Fox was first " the rail. run
n ~ a- the flank az GTtnFlelh.
Qlestionnaire was third and
Vhichone fourth and they held
these positions IN the -un around
the first turn.
As the small field rounded into
the home stretch. Which0-e moved
easily into second o,ace ana y iook
al like a real race. The N1i.aev
rolr was then q length 9nT 2 asif
back OF the Fox but Tire corners
challenge was sh0r- lived. TIE Fox
bounded away from the favorite
settling the outcome In a few
strides and galloping past the grand
stand In a magnificent finish 70
wir easily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
Yoder Sets Dazzling Pace for Valley Leaguers
Robins Beat Cubs 1873 to Lengthen Lead in Nationa
Did You Know That

If Max Schmeling beats Jack
Sharkey. one Of the happiest peo-
pie IN the world will be little
Andre Routis. former feather
weight champion, who is a close
friend of the Germans. .Routis
is a Frenchman, and when he
was training for his crack at
Tony Canzoneri and the feather
title in 1923. Make was III m
same camp in New Jersey. and
when Andre won, Max and Andre
Rugged and kissed and cried all
over the place. .Sharkey's train
ing camp. Gus wilson's. is near
Sleepy Hollow. where the head
less horseman" used TO do his
stuff. .Sharkey didn't ride horse
back. however. so the origin Of
the term remains obscure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
HIGH AWARD is
X \ \ X X X
TAKEN BY MILLS
x x X X X X
FOR HIS DEEDS
CBv NEA Service)


COLLEGE STATION. Texas,
June IA young man who did
not even make his numerals as
a freshman recently received
the highest athletic award Civ
en- at Texas A. a. M. college,
the Norris Trophy Gun. He Is
Tommy Mills. football captain
last fall and letterman I'm track
and baseball sports.
Mills was discovered playing
intra-mural football and invited
to participate in spring football
practice. In his sophomore year
he became n regular in the
backfield at half and quarter
back. He pitches on the baseball
team and Is a consistent point
winner in the broad Jump In
track sports.
To receive the Norris TrcEhy
an athlete must have fulfilled
the exciting requirements OF
scholarship and sportsmanship
as well as demonstrated his ath-
letic pr0wess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
FOUR DIE AS
Mine CAVES IN

LEADVILLE, Colo, June TIP
Four men were killed and six IN
jured early today in the cave-in OF
part OF the tower tunnel OF the
Climax Molybdenum mine. ~ miles
northeast of Leadvilie.
There were ten men IN the mine
~ the time OF the cave-ln. James
Cnrbett. acting oroner Of Leadville.
te'ephoned here from the mine that
the rescue crews had reached all
OF the bodies. One Of the injured
men. Archie Wilson. suffered frac-
ture OF several ribs. and his condi-
tinn Is critical.
The cave-in occurred $4,000 feet
under the top of Mount Massive,
lofty land mark OF the Leadville
district. II occurred in the lowest
tunnel or the mine. which extends
under other workings. The ground
st this point is loose and wet. Sew
eral cave-ins have occurred there
in recent weeks. But none has re-
sllted In casualties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
GIANTS PULL
UP TO THIRD
Boston Downs Pittsburgh
While New York Beats
st. Louis Club

The Brooklyn Robins, leading the
National league. heightened out
their lead Saturday BY defeating
the second place Chicago Cubs 1913
in O smuggling duel.
Pittsburgh and st. Louis, which
were in third and fourth place,
respectively, were defeated and as
a consequence. the New York Giants
slipped up two notches into third
place.
Boston defeated Pittsburgh Ga
while the Giants personally ad-
m:nistered a ct trouncing to the
St. Louis club.
The fourth game OF the day, Gin
cii nati-Philadelphia, was rained
out.
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x-Batted for Nelson in 9th
xy-Pqttad fnr blair IN 9th

A1AA~A3
z-Batted for Morrison in 3rd.
zz-Batted for r. Moss in 4th.
Chicago 302 202 600 8
BROOKLYN 003 500 31x-12
Runs batted in Frederick 8.
Bissonette 3, Clark 3, Gilbert, Her
man. Bressler. English 3. Hartnett
2; Wilson 2; Stephenson, Beck. Two
base hits - Grimm, Herman. Home
runs Wilson, English 2, Beck,
Clark. Sacrifices $50 Bush. Double
plays - Finn, Slade and Bissonette
2; Hartnett and Bell. Left on base
Chicago 6: Brooklyn 6. Base on
balls-off Phelps 4: off Morrison g.:
off r. Moss /; off Bush 8; off M.
Moss /; off Clark i; off Nelson i.
Struck out 49, by Morrison i: by
Bsuh /: by Nelson 3: by Clark q;
1-3; off Morrison 2 in 2 2-3; off
by Blake /. Hits off Phelps 0 in
r. Moss 2 in Il: off Clark z in s.;
off Bush 7 in 8; none out in 4th1;
off M. Moss / in 1-3; off Nelson 2
in 3 2-3: off Blake 3 in 1. Hit by
pitcher - by Nelson lopez. Wild
pitches - Bush, Clark. Winning
pitcher - Clark. Losing pitcher
Nelson.
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Runs batted in-Douthit 3, Bot
tomley. Peel, Wilson. Lindstrom 2,
OF. 6. Blades. Roettger. Two base
ilit-Blades. Three base hit-Jack-
SOU. Home runs-Douthit, OFT 2.
Standardization. Double play
Farrell. Adams and Bottomley. Left
or base-New York 6: st. Louis Z.
Base on balls-Off Mitchell 2: off
pruett 2: off Hallahan 4. Struck out
by Pruett 1: by Hallahan A.: BY
Heving /. Eits-Off Mitchell 3 in
1: off Pruett 6 in s; off Heving /
IN 2; off Hallahan 10 in 7; off Rhem
? in l. Winning pitcher-Pruett.
Losing pitcher-Hallahan.
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Giants and their second over st.
Lous. 1t put New York in third
place as Pittsburgh lost to Boston.
The Cards got off to a two run
lead on Mitchell. but lost it when
Ctr hit his eleventh homer Of the
season in the first inning. A four
Dagger by Douthit in the fifth put
ST. Louis ahead again only to have
Ott hit another homer and aid in
a five run Giant rally in the sew
erth which decided the game.
The game got off to a late start
arc the first six innings were play
"A ir rain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
Craters Play At
Mercedes Sunday

MERCEDES. June THE San
Benito Crate Maker nine will come
here today for a ball game with the
Mercedes Lions.
The game will be PLAYED m south
End park. beginning at $3.50 p. m.
The Mercedes lineup will be:
Cavazos Sc, Zaragoza 30. Galvan
II Skinner If. Guerra 20. Califa c.
zarate Ct. Noriega RI. and Cara ~
The Crater lineup: Castillo c, J..
Montalvo Id. MARTINEZ d, Maldoradn
2t. Garcia g. 3. Montalvo SIS. Leal
r. Rodriguez CT, Presas II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
Primo VS.. Wright

OMAHA. Neb.. June 7-fP-
Primo Camera. Giant italian slug
ger and Bear Cat Wright. Omaha
nero heavyweight. have been sign
ed to fight 10 rounds 20 n decision
here July 3. as the headline at
traction Of an outdoor card. Law
rncc Miller. matchmaker for the
South Omaha Eagles, announced
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
Stewart Inspects
Air Mail Routes

G. C.. Stewart. assistant post
master, left Saturday morning on
the Mexican Aviation company air
mail plane for a weeks trip on
government business TO Nicaragua
and Cristobal in the Canal Zone.
He will leave for these points from
Mexico City.
Mfr. Stewart is inspecting the air
raj, route al d will spend the week
in a number OF different Canal
Zone points.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Nashville 8; Atlanta 4 90 innings).
Chattanooga 4; Birmingham D.
Memphis 8; Mobile 3.
Little Rock 9; New Orleans 0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
Robins IL, Cubs 9

BROOKLYN, June 7-CP-The
Robins outslugged the Chicago Cubs
to square their series with a u to
9 victory today. Two home runs
by Woody English Of Chicago fea-
tured the heavy clouting. Hack
Wilson hit his 18th home run Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
BOSTON 6, BUGS 4

BOSTON, June 7-P)- Led by
Tom Zachary, former Yankee
southpaw. the Braves broke q six
game losing streak here today by
defeating Pittsburgh 6 to 4.
Berger, Braves rookie. got his 10th
home run of the season off Kram-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

ANOTHER worlds record fell Sat-
urday before the nimble heels Of
Wykoff. Southern Califor-
stellar sprinter. Without the
aid of starting blocks, Wykoff step
ped the 100 yards in "a, distancing
one Of the best fields ever to be
brought together anywhere in the
world. Claude Bracey and Cy Le-
land, Texas flashes. could Go no
better than fifth and sixth in this
nhacn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

In Spain there Is a tradition that
Rodrigo de Jerez. a native Of Ava
monte. was the first European
known TO have smoked tobacco. He
brought some tobacco back from
America when making a trip with
Columbus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

WYKOFF hardly allowed the Ink
to dry on the official document
which gave Eddie Tolan. Michigan
negro. the worlds record at 9.5 be-
fore he sailed in TO smash the mark.
What is the limit of human accom-
plishments in the way Of sprinting?
From year to year. athletes have
been clipping lOths Of a second from
the records. II would seem as though
the limit would have been reached
before now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
HERMAN TOPS
SENIOR LOOP
Cuyler, Wilson and Frisch
Are Close Behind
Slugger

NEW YORK, June up The
batting honors Of the National
league have been gathered into the
hands OF a small but select group
Of sluggers. Herman OF Brooklyn
holds first place in three depart
ments Of the averages released to-
day, which include Thursdays
games. while the other top smuggling
positions are divided among Hazen
Cuyler and Hack Wilson of Chi
cago and frankie Frisch OF Ct.
Louis.
Herman tops the list OF regular
batters with a mark Of 400. IS
points ahead Of his nearest rival,
Frank Hogan OF New York. He also
has scored so runs and has made
~ hits, to lead the league In these
respects. Bill Terry Of New York
was second with 70 hits and tying
with Johnny Frederick Of Brooklyn
with as runs.
Cuyler and Wilson OF Chicago
each led in two departments.
Cuyler has hit nine triples. two
more than his teammate. Woody
English, and has stolen Is bases,
almost double the total OF Paul
Wiener OF Pittsburgh. who Is second
with seven thefts. Wilson heads the
hcme run list with II and leads
in runs batted in with so. Walter
Berger OF Boston is second in hon.
ers with Is while Chuck Klein or
Philadelphia and Herman are tied
for second place in driving In runs,
ore behind Wilson.
Frankie Leads
FrIsch's first place comes IN hit
ting doubles. where his total OF 81
is four ahead OF the second man
Frederick.
Only three regulars are hitting
above the 400 mark. Herman anc
Hogan top the list while Harry
Heilman Of Cincinnati has taker
third place with a 400 average
following him among those who
have been at bat 100 times or mort
come Terry. New York. 1877. Grant
nam, Pittsburgh. 1894: p. Waner
Pittsburgh. 1874: Klien. PHILADELPHIA
1913. O'Doul, Philadelphia. $50.
Eissonette, BROOKLYN, 1913, anc
Frisco. St. Louis. 1868.
Brooklyn holds the lead In pitch.
inc as well as hitting as the veter.
an Dolfo Luque remains undefeat-
90 He has won five straight games
Boh Osborn Of Chicago took a tieh.
grin On second place as he won hi
fourth successive game Thursday
re also Is undefeated.
The st. Louis Cardinals. forme.
rivals Of the Robins for team bat
ting leadership stunned last week
Eivinr BROOKLYN a 12-point margin
at 1923. Cincinnati held the tol
OF the fielding list with a .978 aver
age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
POULOS BACK
AT HARLINGEN
Champion Kallio Carded
On Monday Bouts
With Stratton
Especial to The Herald.)

HARLINGEN. June S.-An old
favorite will return TO the Harlin-
gen wrestling ring Monday night
to add q dash Of spice to the cham
pionship program. George P0ulos.
Kentucky Greek who was wrestling
light heavyweightS on his last ap-
pearances in South Texas, will take
on Harry Tuson a veteran of the
biff-bang game, in the five-round
semi-final.
The Poulos-Tuson embroglio will
precede Gus Kallio's defence Of his
middleweight title against Walter
Stratton. an up and coming new
arrival III South Texas.
Champ Again
Promoter Ernie Stephens con-
siders himself fortunate TO be able
to show the titleholder in another
bout In the Valley. He had Kalllo
booked for last weeks appearance
against George Sauers and for that
match only. A schedule complica-
ton resulted in Kallio being out OF
a match for the first OF this week
and he agreed to return 10 the VAL
ley to meet the best middleweight
available. Stephens picked Stratton
as just the man to extend the
champion.
Stratton is one Of those men who
believe in wrestling and not In
roughing his way through q bout,
according to reports Of promoters
and critics further north. He is said
to have an excellent array OF holds
which he hopes will succeed in
wearing down the champion.
There will be four middleweights
on the card as Poulos and Tuson
both come under that classification.
Poulos wired Stephens yesterday
from Minden. La. that he vas down
to 163 pounds and could make the
middleweight limit easily. Poulos Is
training for a chance at the middle
weight title and reports that he Il
in excellent shape.
Newlyweds
The Greek wrestled in these parts
late in the winter. but returned to
Paducah, KY, to take unto himself
a helpmate. He has found the ms
piration OF a bride helpful and IS
out to dispose Of bigger and better
opponents.
George has changed from his
rough house style back to the scien-
tific methods which formerly placed
him near the top. When working
that way he is one Of the fastest
and ~cleverest men in the game.
Taken altogether, this is a card
which promises plenty OF action for
the fans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
Big Bill Wins

BERLIN. June 7-tP1-Bill Tilden
and his Danish partner. Erik Worm.
defeated the tennis team OF CHASER
OF France and Frenz or Germany
IL mems doubles today, 6-3, CO,
6-S.
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Danforth Released

DALLAS. June 7-tP-Dave DAN
forth. former American league
sorthpaw pitcher was uncondition-
ally released By the Dallas club OF
the Texas league today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

Runs batted in-Traynor 2. Suhr,
ComoroSky, Zachary 2. Welsh, Berg
e.. chatham. Mcguire. Two base
hitS-Grantham. Traynor. Moore.
Three base hit-Maguire. Home
runs-Suhr, Berger, Zachary. Sac
rifice-Spohrer. Double plays-En-
Ele TO Grantham; Suhr 70 Engle to
Suhr. Left on base-hy Pittsburgh
s.: Boston s.. Base on balls-Off
Zachary 1. Struck out-By Zachary
3 Wild pitch. Kremer.
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MANY CONTEND that the grade

Of Sprinting has not improved, but
that accuracy of timing has.
The old timers declare they sprint
ed Just as fast as the boys do these
days. but that the clocks were not
the fine instruments that they are
today.
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WESTERN:

Des Moines S: at Wichita 4.
At Topeka 4; Denver ?.
AT ST. Joseph 4: Pueblo 3.
Omaha 6; at Oklahoma City s.
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ANrRICAN ASSOCIATION:

At Columbus 5; Milwaukee 4.
Kansas City 5; at Toledo 3.
Minneapolis 10: at Louisville I.
St Paul at Indianapolis night
game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

"A toad gets his meals by snap
ping his long tongue out 40 any in
sect coming within reach. The end
Of the tongue is sticky, and few are
the insects that can escape its grip.
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TEXAS
Results Saturday

Results SaturuHy
Wichita Falls IA. Waco 8.
Shreveport 3, Houston 2.
Fort Worth 8, Beaumont 3.
San Antonio 3, Dallas 2
Games Today
San Antonio at Dallas.
Beaumont at Fort Worth.
Waco at Wichita Falls.
Houston at Shreveport.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

NEW YORK. June 7-tF-Melvin
OTIS two home runs. which drove
in six tallies. were the leading
factors in the Giants II TO 6 victory
over the st. Louis Cardinals. II was
the seventh straight win for the
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AMERICAN
Results Saturday

Chicago 6, Philadelphia ;.
New York II, st. Louis 5.
Detroit 6, Boston 0.
Washington Cleveland rain.
Schedule Today
Philadelphia al Chicago.
New York az ST. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
u-,-As,r+oD az CIave1apd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

The Suez canal varies IN width
from 230 to $50 feet on the main
stretches TO go at curves. The can
al Is about 100 miles long.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
- THE
VALLEY
Games Sunday

Harrington at San Benito.
Rio Hondo at McAllen CD.
Raymondville at La Feria.
Donna at Mission.
Point Isabel az Brownsville Cto be
counted as official In case Point
Isabel is admitted 10 the league).