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Attractions At Theatres
HARMONY AT HOME" IS
 AT COLISEUM SUNDAY

The family meant well. But all it's good intentions didn't keep it from almost wrecking the romance of beautiful daughter Louise and Dick Grant, rising young banker.
 That is the gist of the situation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
RAIN HALTS
MOST GAMES
Detroit Defeats St. Louis
I'm Double Header
5-4 and AZ
BY ORLO ROBERTSON
Associated Press Sports Writer

If the Detroit Tigers could play
the st. Louis Browns all the time.
they might be champions Of the
American League. But as it is, they
are perched in seventh position
after stretching their winning
streak to four straight games with
a double header victory over the
Browns yesterday in the only play
ed in either Of the major leagues.
Rain and cold weather wiped out
other scheduled contests.
The 5 to 4 victory in ten innings
and the 4 to 2 triumph in the
Nightcap marked three high spots
In Detroit's 1880 campaign. BY TAX
ing the twin bill. the Tigers not
only made 1t five out of eight starts
against the Browns but bettered
their seasons consecutive winning
record by two games. The double
triumph also served to lift the
Tigers into seventh place in the
standing and shove st. Louis into
the cellar.
The second division of the Ban
ard circuit today had the aspect Of
a separate pennant race. only two
games separating Detroit from the
Chicago White Sox. who head the
quartet. While ranking seventh in
the percentage column. The Tigers
actually trail the Browns by one
half game. having played five more
times and WOE only two more.
AS rain and cold weather took
their toll Of National League
games. the closeness Of the race
remained unchanged. Pittsburgh
holding down fifth place. is only
one game out OF first position. &C.
cupied by the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Prominent Kansas Stockman Tells
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,arnera Faces Heavy Date With Geo. Godfrey
Tigers Might Be Champs IF 7heyPLayed Bro1ons All Yea,
Fails To Sanction
Starting Blocks

NEW YORK, May 20.-tPJ-If
the United States wants to set a
"Nine-tvo" century into the record
books, 1t apparently will have to
nominate Frank Wykoff for the
honor rather than George Simpson.
Using starting blacks, Simpson,
the Ohio State Speedster, amazed
the track when he ran the 100
yards in 9 two-fifths second at
Chicago last June. a fifth OF a Sc
cond better than the listed worlds
record.
When the amateur athletic union
met in annual session, Simpson :
astonishing performance was ap-
proved with the proviso. however,
that the use Of starting blocks
must be sanctioned by the Interna-
tional Amateur Athletic Fedora
ton, which passes on all worlds
track and field records.
The sanction apparently will not
be forthcoming. Yesterday In Berlin
the records Committee Of The In
ternational Federation recommend
ed rejection Of the American
proposal that records made with
the use OF starting blocks be re-
cognized universally.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
Divorces Mullatto
For Fourth Husband

NEW YORK. May 20.-Pl-The
New York American says that Do
lores E lizabeth Ford, 24-year-old
heiress. who married a mulatto
cabaret employe two years ago, has
obtained an annulment and has
married Louis Matthews. an un-
emplyed plumber of Richmond. Va.
The marriage, said the American,
was in defiance OF her father. VIII
liam Ford. Toledo. o., glass manu-
facturer, but had the approval Of
her mother. Matthews, who is two
years her junior. is her fourth hus-
band. She married her first hus-
band az the age Of IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
SPUDS ARE
POOLING EN-

The belief in certain quarters
that the Wichita Falls Spudders
lacked q capable mound staff and
that their Tulsa" infield would
wilt as soon as warm weather set
in fast is becoming the prize fall
lacy Of the current Texas league
race.
Anyway, the Spudders were back
in full possession Of the top rung
today with more than a month Of
the campaign behind them, which
Is a powerful argument In any
league. They got there by virtue Of
a 5 70 0 victory ever the Dallas
Steers. their second OF the series,
and the fact that Hank THORN
ahlen OF the Waco hung a 3 to /
licking on tie Houston Bluffs, who
previously had shared the pinnacle.
Hal Wiltse. the blonde southpaw
who Is invircible when his sharp
breaking curves are under control,
was chiefly -eSpOns' bic for the Spud-
ders triumph over the herd. He
permitted Ire Ayzmen just two
hits. one of s1em : sir gle by Jones,
a pinch hittfr. in the eighth. The
other was a rolsing double By
Eddie Brown lanky Dallas garden
er. who thus ran the number Of
consecutive games in which ne had
hit safely 10 thirty
The Bluffs dropped back a notch
before Thormahlen S superb fling
ing. The Cuo star. registering his
seventh win in eighth starts. held
the Bisons to three blows. one OF
them OF the scratch variety. His
mates punched their hits off Lin
grel in the early Innings to earn
the verdict.
Taking advantage o. Beaumont's
idleness as rain pervaded the San
Antonio park. Shreveport moved ur
into third place with "a o to 4 wiz
over the Fort Worth Cats. -Four
Panther pitchers gave a dizzy ex-
hibition in handing the game q
the Spirits. Between them, they
served I'D Is bases on balls.
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MAJOR EAGUE LEADERS:
Qncluding games Of May 19)
National League

Batting-ODoul. Phillies. AL.
Runs-Terry, Giant, 80.
Runs Batted in-Wilson, Cubs, 80
Hits-Frederick. Robins. 43.
Doubles-ODoul. Phillies. Comor-
osky. Pirates. and Hafey. Frisch,
Cardinals, -.
Triples-Cuyler. Cubs, 6.
Home runs-Wilson. Cubs. II.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs. 7.
American League
Batting-Rice, Senators. 363.
Runs-Ruth, Yankees, %.
Runs batted fn-Fox, Athletics,
30.
HitS-Rice. Senator'S, a.
Doubles-Cronin. Senators. II.
Triples-West. Senators. s.
Home runs-Foxx, Athletics, z.
Stolen bases-Rice, Senators, 8.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

by the ASSOcldJSd ETeSS
MILWAUKEE, - Earl Mastro,
Chicago. outpointei Jackie Cohen,
New York. 10).
ASHEVILLE, ~. Cad Warren,
Chapel Hill, N. s., cutpointed Jack
League. San Antonio, Tex. (l0).
WHEELING, w. Va Battling
Gizzy, Pittsburgh. outpointed Babe
Ruth. Louisville, KY, d0).
LOUISVILLE. Ky,-Cecil Payne,
Louisville. outpointed Racy Cox. In
dianapolis. GOD.
NEW ORLEANS-Johnny Cook,
New Orleans, outpoirsed Chico
Cisneros. Mexico City. Q0).
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Battling
Bo5o. Birmingham. knocked out
Chief Elkhart. Pueblo. Colo. (9).
LITTLE ROCK, Ark-Jack Nc
Carthy, Chicago. o~rtpointed Jack
Dillon, Louisville. XIV. d0). Nike
FIrpo. Argentine, knocked out Mus
solini Veruchk. Mississippi. C4).
Jack Ring, Little Rock. outpointed
Mike Delaney, San Antonio, Tex,
n0).
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NFxT MONDAY chestv stenr
Turkey Burned TIMBER

THE SEPIA boys have figured
heavily In the boxing history Of
the United States. And II some Of
the champions hadn't been so dip
lomatically cautious of the color
line" there would have been more
negro champions. When a world
title is at stake. there should be
no social or class distinction between
the candidates. Otherwise Ii Is not
a real world title. George Godfrey
is about to get a crack at Primo
Camera. according to the news
prints. This will be an honest-to-
gosh superdreadnaught affair. Both
are hulking giants and Godfrey is
a real fighter. And when one comes
to think Of 1t. Camera must be a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
PLAN FIGHT
FOR JUNE q
Black Shadow Test Has
Ruined Many A
Title Bid
By A BURCKY
NEA Service Sports Writer

For the super heavyweight cham
pionship of the world
They call it a natural this
proposed boxing contest June % IN
Philadelphia between Massa George
Godfrey. the Leiperville Tiger Man
and Senior Primo Camera, the
Wandering Alp, the Powerful
Panatela, the Tall Tower Of Venice
or. Of you like It better. the Big
Bologna.
They call 1t a natural" but
about the only natural feature
may be the aroma caused by the
whole affair. Both Camera and
Godfrey have participated in many
exhibitions offensive to the olfac-
tory senses.
Aside from the odor, however. 1t
will be supernatural, and original,
II nothing else. No other bout can
be said to parallel the proposed
clash of these super dreadnaghts.
Even If fistic history is not written
in the bout. it long will stand out
as a rare meeting Of ring leviathans.
Oddly, the paths on which Car
nera and Godfrey numbered TO
super heavyweightdom were widely
separated.
Whether or not you doubt il.
George was just a little pickaninny
when he vas born in Alabama 20ia
years ago. His nanny named him
Feab S. Williams, but the name
wasn't suited for ring purposes so
he became George Godfrey.
Godfrey's professional record
dates back to 1922. but during the
first few years Of his career he
was known mainly through pu-
blicity he obtained by being attach
ed to Heavyweight Champion Jack
Dempsey's training stable.
In 1923. George became a heavy
weight DOGGY man. or perhaps
Black Menace Is the better term.
The latter is just a ballyhooey
term often given pretty good color
ed fighters. But whatever he was.
George never could get many
fights with the more prominent
heavyweights.
The Baron OF Leiperville. one
James Dougherty. manager of
Massa George. soon discovered that
Godfrey, in winning more than half
OF his fights by knockouts. slowly
was eliminating his opponents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
BOYS PARADISE

TOMMY CARRYING at the coun-
try COTTAGE: Where's the bath
room, mother2
MOTHER: There's no bathroom
here. Tommy.
TOMMY: Good. we're going %
have a real holiday. then.-Aln-
wick Gazette, England.
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SCORES
in TEXAS MEET
Young Flashes Fail To
Show Real Form
AT Houston

HOUSTON. Tex. May 2o.--tP-
The youngsters squared off to
regain lost prestige today In the
second qualifying round Of the
Texas Amateur Golf Associations
annual tournament.
They joined nearly everybody
else yesterday in mediocrity. and Il
was an old hand who won the
opening medal. wv. G.. Hunt or
Houston turned III a 73. two better
than anybody else could do.
George Rotan. another Houston
veteran. and Preston Moore. also
a local. tied with 75s for second
place IN the list. which was covered
with Dos and worse.
The proudest OF the young.
Dennis Lavender or Abeline, Bud
Mckinney OF Del Rio and Gus
Moreland of Dallas. were In the
ahashed eighties. and Ossie Carlton.
defending champion and number
one favorite. was little better off.
He had a 70.
Today's play promised TO classify
everybody-32 or the elect going
into the Championship Flight. ga
more dropping down 2 step TO the
second and the other 80 finishing
I'D I'm the third flight.
The fairways and green and even
the rough were very wet yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Mondays Results

Detroit 5-4 St. Louis Az.
Cleveland = Chicago, postponed;
rain.
New York Boston. postponed:
rain and cold.
Only games scheduled.
Tuesdays Schedule
Cleveland at Chicago, two games.
Ct. Louis at Detroit.
New York at Boston.
Only games scheduled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
GOOD HURLING

ITCHING hon0rS
for opening day IN
the Rio Grande
Valley league go
to Bullet joe
Salinas OF the
Brownsville club
Although there
wCre several nice
performances. Joe
topped them off
with a three hit
exhibition against
Donna. He got Is
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The effect Of this was to make his
work Scarcer and his purses smaller.
Then 1t was that the wise old baron
taught George to hold up his foes,
TO win only by decision or, II by
knockout, eve before the seventh
round.
Cameras story differs greatly in
fact, Primo never was little; he
weighed 20 pounds at birth. which
makes him a big something or other
all his life.
Success greeted Camera at every
turn in this country, even though
he went hungry a few times back
home. The incident of the Flutter-
ing Towel in Oakland. Calf. APP
parently has not served to halt the
popularity Of the large one. al
though various boxing commissions
seek to boycott him.
Where Godfrey was instructed to
carry his opponents, Primo has
been taught to push them over
quickly, to avoid all offensive doors
Sometimes too-quick pushoverS
were followed by investigations. On
other occasions he has had to push
them over several times. but even
tually they remained well pushed
over. Recently he has been push
ing them over at the rate of three
and four an evening.
Probably some believe Primo real
" can fight; others are not averse
to calling him a big fraud, me who
will be knocked out the moment he
meets a respectable heavyweight.
Much Of the same has been said
Of Godfrey. too. although most of
us give the Black Menace credit
for having enough experience 70
avert knockouts by the present era
Of light hitters.
Whatever else it does, this Battle
of Blimps in Baker Bowl will give
bulk entertainment. Just the ord
mary Camera push hadn't ought
10 tip over Massa George. while the
Black Menace hadn't ought to have
to work under wraps against the
Big Bologna.
And it's for the super heavy
weight championship Of the world.
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T THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Mondays Results

Waco 8, HOUSTON !.
Wichita Falls 5. Dallas O.
Shreveport 9. Fort Worth 4.
Beaumont-San Antonio, off-day;
played two games Sunday.
Tuesdays Schedule
Beaumont at Houston.
Wichita Falls az Dallas.
Shreveport at Fort Worth.
Waco at San Antonio.
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III IL ID. II III.
They have to get out the steel
tape and a step ladder when they
start measuring those boys.
SPEAKING OF the dusky hornets,
there are now two negro champions.
Young Jack Thompson. king OF the
welters and Alphonse Teapilo Brown,
best of the bantams. furthermore,
If Kid Chocolate ever gets a crack
at Bat Battalino. there1l be another
negro champion. Al Brown has
been around quite a lot, fighting in
France, Spain. Denmark and other
points. He was born in Panama,
% years ago. Joe Walcott. the last
negro TO hold the welter title before
Thompson, is one Of the janitors al
Madison Square Garden. Sam
Langford. the darky who was re-
garded as the greatest Of the heavy.
weights, though never a champion
is a penniless resident Of Boston
and is nearly blind.
GEORGE DIXON. once upon q
time the greatest OF the feather
weights, was Of the same race and
like Cans. died of tuberculosis. Dix
on started his caree in 1885 anc
for IA years bruised the boys around
Then Trey rMcG Govern. one day II
1900, came swinging - and knocked
him out. After that Little George
faded and soon the sweet charioi
took him for a ride.
Pot Shots
JACK CURLEY. promoter. say
the fans paid out 5000. 900 900 to SCI
wrestling during the past year ...
They got a show" for their money
Next thing one knows. pick,
pockets will be applying to athletic
commissions for licenses --...- Vi
in Maine the other night. a ring
slider stepped into a ring and knock
ed out one of the principals in Z
heavyweight bout when 1t failed x
please him ...... Get out your pen
eli and get the boys name ......
Phil Scott might try a comebaci
Dick Shilkat. heavyweight
wrestling champion Of the worlc
...... in New York and Pennsyl'
vania ...... threw a gent in New
Orleans the other night nance
Nazareno Poggi .-.... Sounds like
one Of those fierce, ~ferocious boy
who fought so hard against Prime
Camera ...... There's a new heavy.
weight in operation by the name
Of Vertigo ...... Offhandedly, one
would say he was one Of those bad
bold British boys.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20

more than first base. Bethel Cole,
who has looked ~ lots OF last
pitching. whitfield out three times
in four tries. Despite his excellent
showing, Salinas was handicapped.
He is a fast ball pitcher and this
type goes best on e cloudy day. The
sun was bright and plenty hot
Sunday. Give Joe a dark day and
a change of pace and he would be
nigh well unbeatable.
T. WALLACE OF the Saints did
some excellent relief hurting against
La Feria. He allowed but four hits
and one earned run IN s 2-3 innings
Wallace had lots OF college ex-
perience and should be of the
leading hurlers in the Valley league
this season. Like Salinas, Wallace
IS a smoke ball hurler. Dick JEFF
frys and Blakney joined forces for
Harrington against Mission and turn
ed in a good game from the mound.
They allowed eight bingles and
two runs.
The SlUggers
SAN BENITO ami Harlingen slug
gers enjoyed a great day. Bupp,
new Harlingen thru sacker, put on
a perfect performance, cracking
out three hts IN as many tries.
This veteran will c. much to in
crease the power OF Topper Rigney's
club. T. Smith Of La Feria had a
perfect day on a smaller scale. He
came TO bat twice and got a base
bingle each time. Lawrence and
Blakeney Of Harlingen each got
four hits In five tries. One OF
Blakeney's Flows was a home run
Blakeney and Mccauley OF San
Benito were the only sluggers To
smash out homers on opening day
OTHER PLAYERS who distin-
guished themselves with the willow
we're Rowland OF Mission. Yoder OF
Harrington, Pipkin OF Brownsville,
and Campbell and Lebowitz Of San
Benito.
BOWLING bids fair TO become a
popular sport in Brownsville. Camp
bells alley was crowded all day
Monday when IL opened. II Is plan
ned to orgaEize teams and take on
McAllen and Harl.ngen clubs in
the future.
Shaw Wins
BATTLING SHAW, who will
likely fight IN Matamoros this
coming Sunday. decisioned Carlos
Garcia in Euevo Laredo Sunday.
Both bows are well known in the
Valley. Garcia will be remembered
as the boy who PIT on the slam
bang fight with Ap1ro. the Filipino,
at Fort Brown about two years
ago. Promoter Tex Becerril is lin
ing up a card for Matamoros Sun
day.
NEXT MONDAY. Chesty Steph-
ems will take on Al Karasick in the
Harrington wrestling bouts. Karasick
made a hit with the fans last night
by defeating Freddy Myers. The
fans were pleased With the N. 3. A.
rules which divide the bouts into
rounds. This gives the boys a rest
and enables them to 60 at top
speed throughout. On the card last
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MONDAYS Results

Boston VS.. New York. postponed,
rain.
Brooklyn vs. Philadelphia. post
poned, rain.
Pittsburgh VS.. Cincinnati. post
poned. wet grounds.
Chicago VS. st. Louis, postponed.
rain and cold.
Mondays Schedule
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20

Drouth and late winter freezes
caused abandonment or $4,000
acres OF wheat In Oklahoma, fed
eral crop staticiars report.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-20
Did You Know That

George Burns was voted tire
most valuable player IN the
American League in 1926 80.
now Red Killefer. manager OF
the San Francisco Missions, Is
seeking a first baseman to take
Georges place ... George
hasn't been hitting 49,. Young
Corbett III holds two decisions
over the new welterweight
champion. Young Jack Thomp-
son, both obtained in s. Francis
co Jack Sharkey's trainer,
Tony Polozzola. says Jack is
in good condition and won't
have to 20 in strenously until
the third week OF training
Uncle Wilbert Robinson made
a bet the ether day that the
Robins would finish higher In
the National than the Yanks
in the American.
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g. PORTS CHATS :
With Hal EuSt0ce


fair performer. He holds 0 dr.
with w. J.. Stribling.
This Is how the two giants liz
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~ - A4s .sssss ssss.sssss IL Ia
They have to get out the steel
tape and a step ladder when they
start measuring those boys.
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