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New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
Rogers Uses His Powers of Second Sight, or Some thing, and Discovers Ap- plicant for Job Has Sold House and Has Money On Deposit.

Director Frank Rogers Of the municipal employment is developing into q keen student Of hUman ma turc. As such, h" occasionally plays hunch," usually with suc- cess.
 ScrutinizinE an asscmblaGc of nearly 100 joblcss men in the cor ridor of city hall this morning. ha singled out one and called him into tho mayors office
 You have money in inc bank. ' Rogers declared with the air of one who speaks with knowledge of his facts.
 Taken back, the applicant stam- mcrcd an admission that such was the case, and volunteered an eX- planation that the money was the proceeds from the sale of q house. Then. without interruption from Rogers he agreed to go elsewhere looking for d job.
 When he closed the door behind him Rogers smiled and admitted: T guessed that one right
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
Director Rogers of Labor Bureau Reads Mind of Man With Bankroll
 And Refuses to Put Him to Work
LEADERS ASSN. 0F
 GIRL SCOUTS MEETS
Supper and Program at ', ".
 C, A, Tomorrow Evening

The Leaders association Of the New Britain Girl Scout council will meet Tuesday at G:I1 in the Y. W. C. X. cafeteria, After supper. there will be a short meeting. Miss Mar GaIct Conway, captain Of Troop l3 of St. Mary's church. will be in charge Of q game, "ConundrWns." :" Mrs. Gilbert l.. Ashley, deputy com- missioner ot the Hartford Girl Scout council, former captain of q Girl Scout troop there and H Golden Easlet Girl Scout, will conduct a round table discussion on troop management, Miss Margaret Bray. captain of Troop 19, the owl troop at St. Joseph's church, will teach ;t new song, ''Thc S"1 Scout Chantey."
 Examinations in merit badges have been arranged and are being held according to the following schedule; Health winner merit badge. It the Girl Scout office at i:15 on Wednesday, January @9, with Miss Miuna Richter a school nurse, as examiner; housckccpcr merit badge examination will be held February 1 in the Girl Scout office at 9:%o with Mrs. Logan Page as examiner. Tho Journalist examination will be on "Wednesday, February ,, between and o'clock with Ernest Dcchaut Hs examiner i llanuyWOnan merit badge oNanina- ton will be given in the GWl Scout office Saturday, February 1, at 9;&o with Mrs. Logan Page as examiner The examination in dancer merit badge will be given upon the con- plction Of the course in Englist country dancing which is being given by Miss Catherine Cotton.
 Mrs. Herbert O'Ncil Of 2il Well, street will give the examination tor | launlrcss merit badge at her homo ! Saturday, February s, at 10 o'clock | The first meeting of the girls talk, ing pathfinder merit badge will b' held Wednesday, January 29, at Al, in the office of Joseph Williams i civil engineer. at Sl West Mail
 street. The examination for thi: merit badge will be given Fcbruar! s at 9:30 in the same place.
 The preliminary meeting fo
 cook merit badge was held in th scout office this afternoon at d;5'
 with Mrs. A. J. Barker, examiner in charge.
 It is necessary to change tn place of the examination for needle
 woman and dressmakcr merit badgC
 The place and time have not bee
 definitely decided upon. but will b
 announced. The date of the eN
 animation will remain February l.
 Examinations have been given i
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27

inc following badges: Hostess, by Mrs. Garner C. Goodwin of Vance street; citizen, by Mrs. Amy C. Guilford of the Senior High school; scribe, by Miss Marie May of the Senior High school.
 The cards necessary for the scholarship merit badge are obtain able at the Girl Scout office during office hours. Books for home scrN- ice are being received daily. It is necessary that these books be in the office by February [,
 A group of the older scouts and the local director will go to Plain vile Thursday evening to attend the troop meeting of the PlainNiIle Girl Scout troop and assist in the. pass ing of tests.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
HDlN BDt ND DNl.i;

Bridgeport. Jan. - (UID-Thrvc boys arrested at Laurel, Md., on q charge of stealing an automobile here were bound over to criminal superior court today when arraignaI ] i'll police court.
 The youths Philip Bimonte anl Leon cclour, hoth Of New Haven, and Nicholas r.. Dundee of Spring field, Mass,. were unable to furni ,n bonds Of Sro10 each and were jail cd
 Maryland state police arrested the trio and returned them yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
House Found in Flames
 As Family Returns Home

Because John Jamros of 9J Clin- ton street left the draughts open in q parlor stove in his home when he and the family went out Saturday evening he found the place a wreck on his return. fire, started by the oyerhcatcd stove, having nearly guttcd the house. Neighbors noticed smoke coming out of the roof and an alarm was sounded from Box 31 { at S:59, bringing two hose con- pIniC5 and hook and ladder truck. The frcmen discovered on their ar rival that the fire had spread with the result they had nearly an hours battle before it was conquered. Chief Noble estimated the damage at sG00.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
BELT AT STAKE.

mitc' Gus Sonncnhcrg will put at stake the diamond studded belt symbolic of the world heavyweight wrestling title he claims to hold when he clashes with Joe Stechet, mat veteran, at the Boston arena Thursday night.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
Nervy Young Spaniard Takes Movie
 Film of Wreck, Halting Mad Battle

Bucnos Aires, Jan. = jPi-Calm- ness of q Spaniard with q small motion picture camera probably kept a budding panic aboard th3 sinking German steamer Monte Cervantes, from developing last Wednesday and aided abandonment of the board by its passengers and crew 10 proceed iu an orderly man ncr.
 First accounts reaching here from Ushaia, Ticrra Del Euego. said the ships 1140 passengers were fear maddcncd within few minutes after it had run onto the rocks in the Beagle channel.
 Clouds Of smoke arose from the
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27

sidcrcd by the salary commu'rr Q. the common council at mootiu- tomorrow ughl The clinic. 10 lac installed in the basement Of in. New Britain General hospital. wit not be opened until inc common council acts on these salary recon mrndulIonS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
Coast Guard Examination
 Will Be Held Next June
By GEORGE II. MANN1N,

By EEONEE IT. MANNING
 tWasHjnston Bureau, x. R. Hcrald)
 Washington, D. C., Jan. 27 -- Senator Hiram Bingham of Conncc- ticut has been advised that cAam- nations for candidates seeking en- trance to the Coast Guard acad- cny at New London will be held June IS 10 20. Those who pass the examination arc eligible for conl- missions as cnsigns in the Coast Guard service. The examinations arc open to young mon between the ages of IS to - years.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27

engine room where the oil burners were oyerheatcd, The state Of tha fear stricken tourists threatened 10 make futile every attempt to save their lives.
 Officers Of the ship stood between them and the boats and assured them there was no Immediate dan ger. At that moment, the Snanlard. Bcldo Barco, calmly set up his port able motion picture camera and be- gan filming the scene. Almost in an instant, fear was changed to good humor and loading Of the ships boats proceeded.
 Capt. Theodore Drcyer later Nen, down with his ship.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
NORW ALk MAN HELD

Bridgeport, Jan. v UP) tUs Blot, 4O, of Norwalk, was he'd discovery that he was carrying a ra- volvcr. Blot was arrested Saturday when his action aroused the suspi- Cion of police. He was given con tlnuancc until February in police court today and was held in default or $500 bonds
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
SALARIES 20" CLINIC

Proposed salaries Of $i.000 ycar for Dr, Richard ". pulIou and Dr.. George IT. Dalton as directors or the social disease clinic, will be con-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27

Peru has such a diversity Of elc- vatlons and climatic pcculiaritics as 10 he able to grow almost any pro- duct that is known to man.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27

-0''~'''' . 'O''' '1~ -'N'lf rllcc tonight at the Federal hill school auditorium starting at 500 o'clock. X large number are cN- nGcted to attend. Prizes for the winners Of tIc genes Wlll bc awarded.
 William Blum
 William Blum, 52. or G6 Ingra~ ham place, an cmployc of the Scs- SIons Foundry Co.. for the past g years died this morning at the New Britain General hospital, where he had been under treatment since Thursday Death was due to heart disease. Mr. Blum was born in Eattcndfcldt, cGrmany, on April %, 1877, the son Of Joseph and Cath crlna Blum, but came to Bristol with his parents when he was only four years old.
 He attended the local public schools and at the age of F years entered the employ of the Sessions Foundry, learning the trade of 2 corcmakcr. After many years a, this work he was promoted to the position of assistant foreman. which he held at tho time of his death.
 Mir. Blum was q member of St Joscph's society," of Guttenberg lodge, D. 0. H., of the Sessions Forcmen's club. and of the Nutua Benefit association at the foundry.
 He is survived by his wife, Mrs Matilda tSchrcck) Blum; six sons Francis Blum of New Britain. ant William, Joseph Rudolph, George and Raymond Blum, all of Bristol one daughter Mrs. Annie Nichols O. Sterling. four grandchildren; hi' mother: two brothers, Joseph anc Rudolph Blum of Bristol; and tonr sisters, Mrs. John Egan and Mrs 1.ouis Johnson Of Bristol, Mrs James Roberts of Springfield, ant Mrs. Louis Hart of TorrinGton.
 Funeral services will be held a $50 o'clock Thursday morning q his late residence and at 9 o'cloCI at st. Joscph's church. 1ntermcn will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-27
BRISTOL NEWS

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
BOXERS PLAY
RIFLES TODAY
independents to Clash Az
Mission for Valley
Championship
special 70 The Herald.t

MISSION. Aug 1.-The san Ben
Ito BOX Makers and the Mission
Rifles viii clash here Sunday for
the Valley independent champion
ship. These two clubs have es-
tabllshed themselves as the fore
most ~contencerS for the independ-
ent bunting and their battle Will H.
watched with interest.
Last Sunday the Craters defeated
the strong Mercedes Lions by u
score Of I'll and the Rifles defeated
the EGinburg Eagles by q similar
count.
The BOX Maker nine Is composed
largely Of Brownsville players. some
0f whom have been playing in the
Valley league with the Broncs.
Batteries for tOday's game are
expected 70 BE-: BOX Makers-Mar-
tinez and Aldape OF Moreno; Rifles
Flores and Flores.
MARTINEZ. a submarine twirler.
has been going in good style and
the Boxers arc depending upon his
unique delivery t0 hold the strong
Rifles in check.
The Mission nine attempted 20
get into the league but failed to
make application in time. Since.
they have proved they play bali
comparable To the Valley league
brand b. defeating the strong
McAller LeEl0nnaires.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
FISHING TRIP
BIG SUCCESS
Brownsville Party Reports
Many Fish at Soto
La Marina

Fishing was never better at Soto
ia Marina. and that spot Is known
as one Of the best fishing spots
around the gulf coast. according to
i party Of Brownsville fishermen
who just spent a week there.
Fish Of all kinds literally took
their spoons away from them. the
fishermen report. The party was
composed Of Hurt Batsell. Bob
Wells. G. w. Weston. Wilbur Wright,
Paul Usher and Roy Kingery.
After arriving at the Mexican viii
lage the fishermen took $50 reddish
IN three hours on spoons. The fish
weighed from seven to IS pounds
and il was estimated that the catch
tOtalled around 1900 pounds.
They also took 100 jack fish in
a short time. Five tarpoon were
landed by the fishermen. Wright
caught a 5 foot. 10 inch silver king
on a No. - line with a small rod.
IL took As minutes to land and the
catch was due in large part to skill
full maneuvering Of the boat by
Ba.sell. the fishermen said. Weston
captured three tarpon in an hour
and a half from the shore. One was
six feet. another five and the third
three and one half feet.
The fishermen also took a number
OF pike. top sail cats. slipjacks,
sheephead. stingarees and other
types Of fish. Except when they
we're fising for tarpoon. the men
used spoons exclusively.
The party stopped at the Cham
NAL ranch on the trip. They re-
ported seeing large numbers Of par
rCts. orioles ana several ilockS OF
pink flamingoes. The latter are
rather rare and are most usually
found in Florida.
Not a flat tire, not a trouble OF
any kind. II was the best fishing
trip / ever made Weston said. I'm
thinking Of moving my family 70
Soto Ia Marina. Hurt Batsell is the
best camp cook l ettr ate after. he
concluded.
The party took a large cupboard
motor boat with them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
WEST TAKES
NET HONORS
Williams of Philadelphia
Only fastener TO Win
At Seabright

SEABRIGHT. n. J.. Aug. 2.-CPl
The 37th a>-lual Seabright Invl-
tat.sn tennis tournament came 70
a close today with the east salvag-
ing one title from the invading
forces Of the far west.
Richard n. Williams Of Philadel-
phia. former national singles cham
pion, and j. Gilbert Hall Of south
orange. n j.. gained the only out
right eastern victory by winning the
mems doubles final from Sydney B.
Wood former Pasadena youth. and
Frank Shields Of New York in five
bitterly contested sets, 2-6. 4-6, 6-l,
ct. 6-2.
Mrs. Lawrence A. Harper Of San
Francisco won the women's singles
crown. defeating Dorothy Cruick-
shank. Santa Ana. Calf. Ga, Ga
and Edith Cross San Francisco.
teamed with Hall TO defeat Mrs.
Harper and Phil Neer Portland Ore.
in the mixed doubles. Ga, 6-3. The
west captured both Of the titles
decided yesterday. Wood winning
She mems singles and Miss Cross
and Mrs. Harper the women's
doubles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Ten-Pin Scores
Drawing Interest

Brownsville bowling fans are
readily taking To duck pins at
the Old Rip alley and competition
f1r high score honors lis mounting
RAPIDLY
Good scores made this week In
Ciude 2l7 NV u Moore. 203 BY II ".
Kemner. 205 hy r.. E Richards. Els
by vi III KemDer. 204 by Pvt r.. XII.
Morrison and 207 BY G. J. williams.
Mrs Florence Pitt holds high
score fc~ ladies with i5T.
III III likely that the Old Rip alleys
VIII sponsor a disbursements league
tn the near future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Saints Ready for Big Game;
King Football Begins to Stir

the first half Championship. III the
Downsmen win. the Penney five will
Tie with the San BenitO Motor Co,
watch has lost game. The Pen
ncy team Is expected 10 win over
the Downs five but last week the
Downsmen upset the dope by poUne-
ing i the Bras clothiers.
The Valley Box and Crate nine
will tangle with the strong Mission
Thirty Thirtys an the Mission park
today. The Mission team Is one
Of tho strongest In the Valley. Many
people wanted the Mission Rifles ~
enter the Valley league. The 30-30's
could give most OF the league lead
erS d hard tussle. The Mission team
Is In first place among the indie
pendentS and the Craters az, III
second. If the B0xmen win the
game Sunday they viii 20 into U tie
fc- first place. More than likely
the batteries for Mission will be
Flores and Flores.
Harws Smith. backficld mar or
the San BenitO Greyhound team.
Is back for his last year. Harwocd
did most OF the puntinE and pass
ing for the Greyhounds last year.
Last yer was HarwOOd's first. and
this year, with one years experience
behind him. ne should make Rey-
nOlds a big threat In Valley foot
ball. HAYWOOD IS a boz OF about
five feet nine inches AMI weighs
close u the $50 mark. Smith will
be tie fastest man on the Grey
hound team this scar. Besides be-
ing Q football letter man. Smith
lettered tn baseball and basketball.
Bill Sloan. the smallest reserve
football player on the Greyhound
team. will likely see some service
In the backtleld. Many would like
10 see Bill call signals. The coaches
said tn their only wish was that
Sloan wa forty pounds heavier and
Just as good AZ nv is nov III thl.
we're true Bill would be ~ Of the
best backfield men IN the Valley.
Bud Adamson. All-valley football
player. Is planning on entering
Brownsville Junior COLLEGE this com
ing fall AT the present time Bud
IS IN Corpus Christi working of fat
at the Arkansas Pass Compress. BUD
is a I otball player Of ample ability
and should nike the Scorps a valu-
able man.
Mike Waters. Harrington high foot
ball player. is planning on entering
Brownsville Junior College this sea-
son. Mi-e IS a llneman and has
had three years experience playing
az HarlinC"n. Mike was or the All
Star cam last year
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
X-Batted for Clark in 10th

A-Ddlttu lOf ClaTk IN lULN-
Runs batted in-Terry. OFT, 2,
Frederick, Thurston, Herman. Q.
Hogan, Flowers, Marshall, Lopez.
C-itz. Two-base hits-Ott. Lopez.
Hogan, 2. Lindstrom. Frederick.
Three-base hits - Gilbert, Lind
strOm, Bressler. Walker. Lopez
Home run-Frederick. Stolen base
Terry. Sacrifices-Leach. Double
plays-Wright and Bissonette: Bis
sonette (unassisted). Left on bases
New York, II; Brooklyn, 10. Base
on balls-Off Thurston. 8: off
Walker. 3: off Heimach. /. Struck
out-By Walker, 3: by Clark. /: by
Heving /. Hits off Thurston. II ia
9 innings. (none out In l0th). Off
Clark, in ! inning: off Moss. 2 in
0 inning none out in 1Ith.) Off
Heimach, ! in ! inning; off Walker.
10 in 10 innings. Cnone out in lfth.)
of Heving Q in l inning. Winning
p~ltcher-Walker. Losing pitcher
Moss.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Cards 9, Reds 8

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2.-P-The
Reds blew a six lead. compiled in
the first two innings, and St. Louis
eventually won an eleven inning
game today 9 to 8, Douthit's
double scoring the tying and win
ming runs.
IN the eleventh the Cards scored
three times on a triple BY Hafey.
singles by Fisher and Wilson, a
force out by Colbert and Douthit's
The Reds msde > bill :,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Cubs Miss Chance

CHICAGO. Aug. q up The
Cubs muffed a chance to gain a
full game on the Brooklyn Robins
today by taking a II to 8 lacing
from Pittsburgh while the league
Leaders were losing on overtime col
test TO New York. Chicago match
ed the Pirates in number Of hits
az is each. but failed to bunch
them. Ineffective pitching proved
70 be the Cubs downfall. Perce Ma
lone, Guy Bush, and Lynn Nelson
being unable TO spread out the
Pittsburgh hits
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Mines to Clash In
Matamoros TODAY

The Fort Brown nine and the
Intermediates will clash in Mata-
moros 2:30 p. m. Sunday at the park
recently constructed BY the Mata-
morcs Athletic and Amusements,
Inc.
The Internacicnales team viii be
composed Of players from Browns
vile. Matamoros and Monterrey. II
he's been announced.
Saturday the Fort Blown nine fell
before the Mission Rifles by q score
~ q n g.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

Z-Batted Tor Ford In lltn.
zz-Batted for Durocher In 9th.
zzz-Batted for Kolp in 18th.
st. Louis .... 900 030 l02 03-9.
Cincinnati $50 600 600 02-8.
Runs batted in-Heilman 8,
Meusel. Strip. Cucinello. Fisher
4. Colbert 2, Douthit 8, Walker D.
Two base hits-Meusel ?. Colbert.
Douthit. Adams, Crawford. Three
base hits-Heilmann, Fisher 2
Hafey ?. Walker. Sacrifices-Fisher
Strip. Double plays-Ford, Durock-
or TO Strip; Heilmann TO Strip;
Adams, Frisch 10 Bottomley. Cue
cinello. Ford TO Strip. Left on
base-St. Louis 5: Cincinnati 5.
Base on balls-off Grabowski g:
Benton /: Lindley i: Johnson I.
Struck out-by Benton 2: Gragows-
Ii 1; Lindsey /: Johnson 3; Kclp
?. Hits-off Bell 10 in 4 innings;
off Grabowski 4 in 8; off Johnson
4 in 3: off Lindsey | in 1; off
Benton 10 in 9: off Kolp ) in 2
Winning pitcher-Johnson; losing
pitcher Kolp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
NEW YORK And
PIRATES WIN
st. Louis Beats Reds And
Boston Downs The
Phillies

BROOKLYN, Aug. 2-P-The
New York Giants beat the Robins
today. 3 TO 6, in eleven innings and
? ga hours OF wild-eyed baseball
which saw quick shifting situations
crown and uncrown fresh heroes
and goats. Ray Moss was the losing
pitcher IN the eleventh after both
teams had scored in the tenth to
continue the deadlock. Walker
opened the eleventh with a triple
and scored on Critz's single, Helm
ach relieved Moss and a wild throw
by Glenn Wright let in two more
Giant tofIfar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
San Francisco Club
VIII Defend Title

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2.-tPE
The san Francisco Olympic club,
winner Of the 1929 National A. A.
y. track and field championships.
will defend its title at Pittsburgh.
Pa, this month with a team Of II
men.
Coach Charley Hunter. announc-
ing his team selections today. said
Harlow Rothert. former Stanford
weight star would compete in the
decathl0n in addition to the shot
put and discus.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
x-Batted for Collard in 9th.
INFLATED for Thevenow in 9Th.

Runs batted in-Whltney, Hurst.
Berger 2. Chatham. Two base his
Klein. Berger. Moore. Sacrifices
Hurst. Chatham. Double plays
Thompson. Thevenow to Hurst:
Hurst, Thompson TO Hurst; Berger
10 Cronin: Seibold. Rollings to
5isler. Left on base-Philadelphia
s.; Boston s.. Base on balls-off
Collard 9 in 7 innings. off Elliott
! in / inning. Losing pitcher
Collard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
Braves Win Two

BOSTON, Aug. 2.-P-The Phil
lies came to town today and took
the short end OF both halves Of Z
double header with the Braves.
Both were tight games. 3 10 2 and
the second 5 to 4 In ten innings
Both Seibold and Shefdel pitched
well. Seibold yielded but seven hits
in the first game and Sherdell
gave nine in the second.
(FIrst game):
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03
MILLER WINS

BOSTON. Aug. 2-P-Younr
Bill Miller of the Philadelphia
Bachelors Barge club became the
national single sculling champion
here today.
Miller had % reverse an official
ruling To get into the championship
race. the featured individual COM
petition Of the 58th national rowing
regatta. and. once in. had In out
ecuil three stronC-armed comTeti-
tors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

English 3. Cuyler, Comorosky 2.
Travnor 2. Bartell. Kremer. Bool 8.
p Waner 2. Grantham ., Suhr.
Wilson. Two-baSe hits-Farrell Q.
Bartell, p. Waner. Three-base hits
z. Taylor, Bool. Generously.
Double plays-Bartell 10 Suhr. Left
on base-PittSburgh 10: Detroit 4.
Base on balls-Off Malone q: off
Bush 2; off Kremer /. Struck out
BY Malone 4, by Bush 2: BY
Shealy I. Hits off Bush 8 in 3 IS
innings; off Nelson 7 in ! 1-3: off
Moss none In l-3. off Shealy nor.
IN /. Passed balls-Z. Taylor.
Losing pitcher-Bush.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-03

Runs batted in-Thevenow ..
Klein. Sherlock. Welsh 2. Chatham.
Rollings. Spohrer. TWO base hits
Southern, Klein. Whitney.
Thevenow, Rich5ourg, welsh.
Sacrifices-Southern, Klein, Rol-
lings. Moore. Double plays-Chat-
ham TO Rollings to Sisler: Left
on bsse-Philadelohia 7; Boston .
Base on balis-off Benge /: Sher-
del 2. Struck out--by Benge 2;
chs-Tsi l.