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sar y miedo. He temido alguna
infamia... iAh! no me atrevo a
decir 10 que he temido... Os ri
do. os suplico, senior, que me
digais que he hecho nal en- te-
ner miedo... Juradme que sois
un hombre honrado.
i Honrado? iQui6n puede
dudar que 10 soy! Asi, pues, ell
honor queda a salvo... la falta
reparada.,.
I Que decis ?-balbuce6 Ur-
sula estremeci6ndose.-iLa fal
tai, jque falta?
-Ahora 0 dentro de cinco
minutes, habreis de saberlo to-
do-repuso Roberto;-mejor
sera no perder tempo. La Sc
norita de Auberive es madre.
FL efectO que produieron es-
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=. =
|LIMPIA C~IENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y La TONIFICA
ANAD!ENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCIENDO r
SOLIDA Y MUSCUlO

Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ma
dado alivio a miles de perso
mas que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origen en- la pobreza y debili-
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
p1sculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA Y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri-
miento, regresan las fuerzas Y
ell sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesga un centa-
VIC en- usar P. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
devolverIe SUI dinero 81 no que
de- satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. p.
iConsentira listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendose debil,
cuando puede gozar de buena
salud, fuerza y felicidad?
C6mprelo hoy.
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CARNERA
HOY ANTE Ell C0MITE
DE IMMIGRATION

Washington Agosto Hoy
visitara al comite de inmigra-
cion con ell fin de convencerlo
para que lie prorrogue por otros
seis meses su estancia en- este
pals, ell gigantic italiano Primo
Camera.
Camera arrib6 hoy dispues-
to a exponer todas sus penas al
comite, incluyendo las de que
Sc ha conspirado contra el, la
de que Sc lie ha perseguids y de
que la vida ha sido miserable
para su persona desde que lle-
CARA en- ell mes de Enero. Pero
Ell quiere seguir aquf.
Asegura que un consul anne
ricano en- Paris lie dijo que aqui
podia estar IN ano, y por este
hizo arreglos para pelear en- los
meses venideros.
La ley de immigration dispo-
ne que las visitas a este pals
seran por seis meses para ar
tistas y otras personals, y que
una extension puede conce-
derse 81 Sc ofrecen razonableG
motives.
Camera esta comprometido
a pelear ell dia IA de Agosto
con ell negro Leon Chevalier,
en- Chicago, 81 Uncle Sam no lie
hace salir del pals antes de
esa fecha. Ell promoter Malloy
pudo contratar ell "bout" lue.
go de haber la Association Ma.
cional de Boxeo levantado la
suspension que impusiera a.
gigantic despues de SUI critica.
do match con Chevalier. Perc
la suspension del manager de
Camera no Sc ha levantado y
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tente pugilista como Sammy
MandelI, en- menoo de un round.
Y MandelI fue sie.npre al
guien preparado para avanzar
asimilar y pegar sin TENOR.
Pero cuando Singer r~eciente-
mente Sc enfrent6 con Sammy,
ell primero lie pogo una s6lida
izquierda en- la barba y este fue
ell comienzo del fin del reinad0
de Mandell en- la categoria de
peso ligero.
Ninguno de los Sherlocks y
Watson pudo suponer tai final
y ell campe6n derrotado di6 esta
explicaci6n: Perdf mis- oportu-
nidades luchando para rebajar-
me Ell peso.
Sin duda alguna que la re-
ducci6n debi6 debilitar al ita-
liano, como ha debilitado a
otros; pero los otros siemNpre
conservaron vigor para resis-
tir unos cuantos golpes antes
de caer. Mandell cay6 con ell pri
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taS pocas palabras fue instan-
'"neo y terrible. De palida que
es'Soa' Sc .torn6 livida la ancia-
Ia Sus facciones, que de ordi-
mario demostraba ndulzura.
Vlstleron' al contraerse, una sx
preston h%orrorosa. I'm dobIe "a
lampago brill6 en- sus oios em-
panados por ell llanto.
An miserable !-grit6; v
dand0 IN salto, avanz6 con las
manos eStendidas, decidida a
coser a Roberto por Ell cueIIo "
estrangularlo.
Zero no habia contado con -
de0llidad de su cuerpo, extenn 10
do por los amos ' por los lc c"a+r"
morales dias que habfan trar,0
currido. rams
81 senior de Loc-Eearn l. .s;6
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LimaSsou:
-iToma! lSois vos, senior
Roberto?
Ursula Sc levant6 de I'm sal
to; echo atras con un rapido mo
vimiento los cabellos CRISES en-
des6rden que ocultaban parte
de su rostro y flo su mirada
en- el recien venido.
i Dejadnos die autori
tariamente Roberto a Limas-
sou.
Ell colaborador de Sarriol en-
sus funciones de guardian sa.
lilo de la sala.
Ursula avanz6 dos pasos.
-jSois vos, senior condo,
quien me ha hecho encerrar a.
quf?-pregunt6 con una voz
que salia ronca y desfigurada
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mer golpe, aunque no fue Ell Ill
timo de los que lie aplicara Sin
ger.
No pudo recuperarse. Ell ST.
niestro elemento en- ell asunto ee
que tan pronto el match Sc con.
certo, Finger qued6 convertible
en- favorito. Aunque en- Chicago
era estimado ell Quartet general
de Mandell, donde era algo asi
como I'm idol0, los jugadores
fueron los ninos que hicieron
favor a Singer.
Y no olvidemos que eIlos O.
frecieron de 8 a 5 y tan alto
como de 2 a / contra Mandell
antes de que principiara a en-
trenarse-antes de haber en-
pezado la tarea de reduction dc
peso q. inutiliz6 sus oportunida
des, Sabian por anticipate que
la rebaja de cinco libras en- su
peso convertiria a Al en- cam
pe6n.
Algunos ciudadanos mostra-
ron tanta confianZa en- los pu-
nos de Singer que ofrecieron 2
contra l a que este "acostaria''
a Mandell-sf y Sc ofreci6 an
ties de que Sammy diera CO.
mienzo a sus preparativos y
cuando parecia que ning1n peso
ligero en- ell mundo podia derri-
barlo de su trono.
I'm boxeador de insuperables
medios de defensa-tal como
era Observation-Disclosures por IL
rebaja de peso, usualmente con-
serva su personalidad por al
gunos asaltos.
Fracasa cuando recurre a
sus almacenadas energias y DIES
cubre que las ha perdido.
Pero Mandell no pudo recupe
rar ell dominic de sus pies des-
de que fuera tirado recibi6 el
primer golpe y cay6 para ser
vencido. Este acto do por re-
sultado que los %"ninos", la ma
yor parte de ellos de Chicago,
que estaban enterados de los
articulos que firmara Mandell
trazando su destino como rey
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de aquella garganta destroza-
da por los sollozos.
ST, yo-replico ell interpe-
lado.
-Estaba segura; 10 habia a.
divinado.
-lTeneis que eXponerme al
guna queja con respecto a los
hombreS que os Guardian?
mo Sc trata de mil 5Que
habeis hecho de la senorita En-
riqueta? iD6nde esta mi nina?
-Esta abajo, Y os aguarda.
La pobre mujer lanz6 I'm gri-
to de algeria e hizo ademan de
correr hacia la puerta; pero Ro
berto Sc interpuso.
-Habeis cesado de ser pri-
sionera, mi buena Ursula-dijo
observation-disclosures no sal
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dreis de aqui sin que hayamos
hablado antes.
-iQue tenemos que hablar:
20, mejor, lque teneis que decir-
me?
-Muchas cosas; sentaos Y
escuchadme.
va escucho; pero daos pri-
sa. La senorita Enriqueta me
espera, Y yo no puedo estar un
momento mas sin verla.
Tened paciencia... De ella
voy a hablaros.
-GDe Enriqueta?
-Naturalmente... De sobra
habreis comprendido que, 81 os
he hecho custodian en- esta casa,
ha sido por separaros de ella.
-Lo he sospechado, Y por
clio he estado medic loca de pc
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este no podra dirigirlo en- Ia
noche del bout.
NOTAS DE BOXEO

Menke da a entender que
alguna "materia podrida" pu-
so rapido termino al combate
entire Al Singer y Sammy Man
dell, pasando la corona de pc
so ligero de las sienes del tia
liano a las del hebreo orgullo
del Bronx.
Antes de que Mandell empe-
cara a entrenarse va Sc hacian
apuestas de "a l a favor de Sin
ger y las hacian los que STEM
pre- Sc enteran bien de los "chi-
vos", los jugadores. Convenga-
mos en- que ell olor no es agrada-
BILE.
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FOLLETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRAGEDlAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza Y Paez

-Voy a subir. Ell y til podeis
volver a Paris. Ha terminado
vuestra mission.
-Vamos a tomar ell aire en-
seguida. Escuchad: un solo avi-
so, pero importante. Cuando es-
tets a sofas con la vieja, tened
cuidado con vuestros ojos. Ba-
rrunto que la escena sera COM
prometida. En- fin, basta; des-
confiad.
Roberto, sin responder, su-
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Ell retorno de Mr.. Kennedy a
la direction de la Arena de los
Artilleros pondra termino a los
abuses que Sc atribuyen a otros
promotores locales, en- contra
de los pugilistas.
Mr.. Kennedy ha ofrecido es-
plendidas condolences a White
Y Hambright, comparadas a las
que ofrecen otros empresarios,
ycon ell bout" entire ell filipi-
no y ell excampeon de MEXICO
reabrira ell estadio de West
Tampa ell dfa % de Agosto.
El p1blico debe ofrecer su a.
pogo a un promoter que busca
ell exito de sus negocios sin opri
mir los bolsillos de los atletas
hasta I'm punto cast cruel.
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DICESE QUE APOSTANDO
EN- CONTRA DE NAN
DELL LOS JUGADORES
A MUCHO FINE
RO EN- CHICAGO

New York, Agosto Frank
G. Menke. escribe: En- ning1n
tempo Al Singer apareci6 10
bastante grande para poner a
dormir a un habil, agil y resis-
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va Sc afirma que ell promo
tor de los Artilleros ha contra
tado a un protegido de Griffith,
que parece descontento de Ia
bondad de "su senor'', para pc
lear con Young Emery, fuerte
discipulo del Curro Lorente.
Hasta ell protegido ha llega-
do al convencimiento de que
merece mas por sus servicios.
Al Curro quisieron perjudi-
earle quitandole ell muchacho
pero fracasaron en- ell POGO plau
sible empeno.
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No nos parece nal que Ken
needy refuse subir al "carro" Y
rechace Ia suspension que Sc d.
&c impuesta, por los promote
res de la Arena de Ia Decima
avenida, al pugilista cubano
Luis Aguiar.
Aguiar tiene derecho a que
Sc lie trate con mas considera-
cion y a que Sc lie pague mejor.
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Aguiar ,cubano, por ser Gu
bano ha sido i~njustamente ira
tado. LIE enviaron SIT para que
viniera de Cuba y por sus SER
vicios lie han ganado 10 que han
querido.
Al muchacho lie ofrecieron en-
Miami una cantidad superior a
la que lie pagaban aqui por pc
lear con Chino Alvarez, Y pro-
bablemente no podra a~ceptarla.
Parece que la comision de
Miami, que no esta enterada de
ciertas cosas Sc dej6 conven-
Ger por un telegrama que Sc lie
enviara.
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BOXEO
OTRA VICTORIA DE GIL
BERTO CASTILLO

New York, Agosto Gil
berto Castillo, pugilista cubano
de peso bantam, venci6 por
nocao tecnico, en- ell primer asal
to, a Jimmy Lorenzo, de 119
libras.
C~onsiderase a Castillo la nue.
va sensation de peso bantam
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Dfcese que Ell promoter del
Cfrculo ha contratado a Ponce
nara pelear con I'm tai Walker.
Buena suerte lie deseamos al
veterano gladiator.
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CLASIFICADOS

PARA VEN
DER o NEGOCIAR
Gale IL 1924.
Holmes 1908, entire las ave
midas 20 y q.
3a Avenida 2314.
Long St. 220S, cerca de Pa
metto.
POGO al Gontado, ell resto CO
mndamente. M. O. SOUDER,
Florida 1921,
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Sc DESEA

Ahora IS Ell tempo para comen
Ear su curse mercantil, de ne
gociCs. Maestro metodo de enss
nanza inrensiva y superioreA
facilidadeJ nos habilitan pars
encontrar empleo a~los gradu4 \.
dos. Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir q IN
colegio como
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Telsfono 215s Tampa y Cas-
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de peso ligero, hicieran una Coz
secha de orc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-16
BEAUMONT Is
STILL ON TOP
Cats, Favored to Cop Title,
Remain on Bottom OF
Heap
tRy The Associated Pressl

Prophets warRed their heads to-
day az the psTadox that persists IN
the second week G the e season,
with Beaumont. more often In the
cellar, still r.cing 4 winning wave
az the top while the Fort Wort
Kittens. prided penrhnt snatchers.
remained In the Dr.l.
Beaumont has G ptured SIX our
Of seven While the CTS have taken
only one out OF six.
The Shippers continued their
lucky streak ~yestrecay with q V TO
! score over The San Antonio Red
skins. whom they tackle again to-
day IN the homo sod.
Though ralned 0ua tn their sche-
duled engagement at Dallas, the
Cats and Steers we're booked for
another cloutIng exhibition today
in Fort Worth. where the Atz-nen
started the season last week by
walloping the Kittens.
The Wichita Falls Oilers. second
in standing, we're matched again
today against Shreveport on the
latter home lot, where the Spud-
ders yesterday won an 8 to 8 VIC
tory.
The Houston Butts and Waco
Cubs. rather evenly matched yes
terday in = battle between Thor
mahlen and Rose. resulting In "a
8 to ] decision for he Bluffs, drew
another tilt .oday IN Waco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-16
De NAVE RUNS
OUT ON BOUT

ST. LOUIS, April i6-tP- Jack
De Nave. boxer who registers from
New York, today faces suspension
from q year TO life by the Missouri
Athletic commission rs the result
Of his "runout" from his scheduled
l0-round fight with Otto Won Por-
at, Norwegian battler, here last
night.
Seneca Taylor, member OF the
commission, declared drastic action
would be taken against De Nave.
and the Missouri ruling will stand
in the other 30-odd states which
are members OF the National Box
ing association.
De Nave was said to have been
signed by Matchmaker Tommy Sui
Ivan OF the Fred Stockham Amer
lean Legion post on a 20 per cent
cut OF the gate receipts. The house
contained some 1900 admissions.
and De Nave couldn't be found
when his match was called.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-16
STRONG FIELD
ENTERS RELAY
Brocey, Leland and Toland
Will Sprint Saturday
Al Lawrence

LAWRENCE. Ras- April 1877
A galaxy OF sprint stars entered In
the Kansas relays here Saturday
gives promise OF performances out
shining Other features Of what has
become q leading middle west track
and field event.
Continuation OF a Spr1nting duel
between Cy Leland, Texas Christian
University. and Claude Bracey.
Rice institute. = s beCn assured with
receipt OF Bracey's entry. EDDIE
Tolan. Michigan negro dash star.
who finished third In the l00-yard
event last year. also Is entered.
Bracey lass year was timed In %
seconds anj 81 seconds. during
Texas meets. At the Texas relays
this year Leland defeated Bracey.
being timed n 81 seconds. The next
day, at the Southern Methodist re-
laws, Leland repeated his victory
with a mark OF 9.6 seconds.
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EWINC'S BOYS
PLACE SECOND
Simpson Hurls Steady Ball;
Cruz Effective
But Wild
Especial to The Herald.)

LOS FRESNos. April l6.-The
Harrington high school Cardinals,
champions OF the upper bracket OF
the Cameron county league. romped
on Los Fresnos. low bracket leader.
here Tuesday by a top-heavy score
Of 1874.
This eliminated Los Fresnos from
further consideration a a contend
er for the county title.
The Cardinals will probably play
Wilson Tract for the county cham
pionship Thursday. 10 has been an
nounced. Los Fresnos and Wilson
Tract were in a virtual tie for the
lower bracket championship.
West and II. Witherspoon had
easy Shedding on the hillock for the
Cardinals.
Friday and Saturday the Cardin-
ais will try for revenge for the two
~plaster!ngs recently handed them
by Falfurrias. These games will be
played at Harrington.
II now seems likely that Harlin-
gen and Mission will tangle for the
Valley championship.
LA FERIA. April l6.-Sewing up
second honors in the Cameron
county league, Coach Jim Ewtng's
La Feria high Cavaliers hit heavily
here Tuesday afternoon TO defeat
the Brownsville Eagles 1875 In the
closing contest OF the season.
The Cavaliers dropped only two
games and both Of these were 70
the champion Harlingen Cardinals.
These tits were closely and holly
fought.
Coupling %inopportune errors with
l3 base smacks, three OF which
we're triples and two doubles the
Cavaliers had little trouble winning.
The Eagle infield went haywire
in the second inning when Cruz
failed to find the platter. An error
two walks, a hit batter, two hlts
and q series 81 bad throws allowed
five La Feria runners TO ciatter
across the plate. This proved a ham
dicap the Brownsville boys could
not overcome.
Simpson hurled 8 steady game
for the locals, allowing but seven
hits IN nine innings. He hit one
batter, walked two and struck out
eight. Cuz for the Eagles was wild,
allowing seven walks and hitting
one batter. When he did get II
over. however. IL was effective. Nine
OF the Cavaliers were hauled down
from the platter via the strike out
route.
Recio. Eagle left fielder. turned In
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The Western league clubs are
leaving the Valley today after COM
pleting their 28-game training
league schedule. Winning II and
losing IL games. the Wichita Avia-
tors captured the bunting with O
GOT mark. In second place came
the Omaha Packers with IN even
break out OF the % tits.
The various managers seemed
we'll pleased with the Valley a a
raining camp. Their chief obiec-
ions were high winds and small
rowds. All agreed that the Valley
innate was excellent for con-
Ltioning ball players.
Z. Lee Reyser who was instru-
mental in bringing the four clubs
% the Valley. is especially pleased
With this section. He says he hopes
20 return next season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-16
HICACO TILT
! RAINED OUT
bins, Phils-Sluggers-
flight Out 10 Hurting
4 Duel
1 HUGH s. FULLERTON, JR.

hi HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.
sning day ceremonies out OF the
.Ifo. another year. Major league
a*nall players were ready today
settle down to the business Of
,rng to keep runners parading
Inss the plate during the next 153
les Of the season. Only one
ping was left for today. Chicago
II Cleveland were stopped by rain
chicago yesterday.
pld and rainy weather held down
Isle Of some opening day turn
IL but the 100000 fans who wit
led yesterdays games found no
ton for disappointment.
N Champions on Top
ehe two champions OF 1929. the
sihdelphia Athletics and the Chi
s4 Cubs. resumed their places
n1he top OF the standings with
prizes over the New York Yam
and the st. Louis Cardinals
Eesctively.
lfhe Athletics. behind the brilliant
fhing Of Lefty Grove, gained a
2 victory over the Yankees with
hpafative ease.
Cubs engaged in a clouting
with st. Louis and barely out
Jed a Cardinal rally which Melted
Pm runs in the last three innings
pull out a 8 to 8 triumph.
9etroit's Tigers Joined the Ath-
rs at the top of the American
|kue standing with a 6 TO 3 VIC
" over the st. Louis Browns In a
ne that produced four homers.
Washington, playing its second
pc, beat the Boston Red Sox 6
to place both teams at the 500
tx.
rooklyn and Philadelphia, rated
he heavy slugging teams of the
ional league. engaged in the days
btest duel, the Phillies winning
10 0. Lester Sweetland, Brook
ink. outpitched his rival south
4, Bill Clarke. A record opening
crowd for Ebbets Field was
BENT.
Ettsburgh's Pirates broke another
to beat out Cincinnati, Z 10 g..
Lucas, who has lost but one
be to Pittsburgh since 1927. gave
3 hits. before he was removed in
sixth.
Iefore the biggest crowd OF them
some 10000 fans. the New York
nts barely nosed out the Boston
ives, 3 10 2, in a game Of errors.
victory brought Walkers win
b streak. carried over from 1929.
ZEN games in a row.
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(Snecial 10 The Heraid.O

HARLINGEN, April l6-By di-
.iding a double header here with
ces Molnes today. Denver made 1t
i've out Of eight games played with
lis team during their stay In the
over Rio Grande Valley.
Denver won the first game. a
lug fest, IL to 4, and then drop
-d the second contest, q 70 8.
The Bears have played four
lcuble- headers with the Demons,
dividing three and taking both
-1mes in one.
Both Des Moines. In training
here. and Denver. will stay over one
day before leaving for their open
ing games in the regular schedule.
Ernie Parker hit two doubles and
a single and Joe Granada three
singles in the first game.
Tka h0w.
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WICHITA WINS REMNANT:
CLUBS LEAVE WEDNESDAY

Bowler ? In four. Runs of Blk
hofer 8. Zahn 3, jolly 8. Bowler !.
Sacrifices: Palmer. Vargas. Stol-
en- bases: Vargas. Granade. Parker,
Cheeves. Bases on balls: Off jolly
!. Bowler /. Birkhofer 5. Zahn 2.
Struck out: BY jolly 3. Birkhofer
.. Zahn /. Triples: Reinholz. Low
rance. Doubles: Parker 2. Double
plays: Lingle to Lowrance. Adair
to Palmer to Crowley. Nelson to
Reinholz to Lingle. Palmer to Adair
TO Crowley. Hit by pitched ball:
Atwell by Bowler. Time: lao.
Second hnY.
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Loop Opens

NEW YORK. Aaril 6-CP-T The
international League opens It's 46th
season today with games at New
ark, Jersey City. Reading and
Baltimore.
Although every team ~ the league
has been strengthened IN one way
or another. The big four. Rochester,
Baltimore. Toronto and Buffalo,
have stood out in preseason cal
culations. Between them these
four teams have wOr rs pennants.
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3 base hits-Ritter, Linnemeyer.
Coppin. 2 base bits-Cruz. Galvan,
Cavazos. Brewer. Wessinger. Left on
bases. La Feria 3. Brownsville 5.
Double plays-Shultz 70 CavaZos TO
Dixon. Simpson 70 Ferguson 10
Ritter. Struck out-Bv Simpson 8.
by Cruz 8. Bases on balls-off Simp-
son. 2. of Cruz Y. Hits off Simpson,
7 In 9 innings off Cruz i3 m 8 in
ninFs. Hit BY Simpson. T%revino: BY
Cruz. Dickson.
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THE FASHIONS

This summer the snartIy dressed
young man viii wear n two-button
sack coat with either notch or peak
laPels-shouIders moderately wide
and square-waistline well defined
Trousers are loose at the hips with
fairly wide legs and cuffed. Vest Is
OF course single breasted.
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hamps Grab Opening Games; Crowds Not Large
Cards Defeat Los Fresnos; CaDa Tiers DepIune Eagles
Hack Breaks
Jinx Record

81. LOUIS. April l6-P-
When Hack Wilson cracked a
double off Flint Rhen ~ the
first inning Of the Cub-C Cardinal
game yesterday he broke his
own ink record.
II was the first hit the burly
Cub outfielder made in the open
ing game in his baseball career.
Ought TO celebrate on that"
Hack boomed, but I guess III
wait until after we win the
world series"
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tuesdays Results
Philadelphia s, New York 2.
Washington 6, Boston /.
Detroit 6, st. Louis 3.
Cleveland Chicago. game post
poned; rain.
Wednesdays Schedule
Cleveland at Chicago.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Ex--r-- - A. ~
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Yields Of Mammoth Russian sun
flower seed. used chiefly for chick
en- feed. run from 900 10 1900
pounds per acre.
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- The
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tuesdays Results

Houston 8; Waco !.
Beaumont 7; San Antonio !.
Wichita Falls 8; Shreveport o.
Fort Worth-Dallas. postponed;
wet grounds.
Wednesdays Schedule
Houston at Waco.
Wichita Falls at Shreveport.
SfJl Antonio at Beaumont.
Dallas at Fort Worth.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Tuesdays Results
Philadelphia !. Brooklyn 0.
Pittsburgh Z, Cincinnati +.
New York 3. Boston 2.
Chicago 9. st. Louis, s.
Wednesdays Schedule
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
G4--L-~ - a. ~H
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the best day afield. Despite a high
wind. he handled five chances.
travelling long distances to haul
down what appeared certain hits.
The box:
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THE FABRICS

The most popular fabrics for
summer are worsteds-bOth finish
ed and unfinished. Linens, too, will
play an important part I'm every
Valley mans wardrobe. FanneIs
and sergeS are also favored. The
col0rs are light, Of co~urse-soft
tans, powder blue, navy blue. green
ish mixtures, and n variety OF grayS
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Twenty-six varieties OF cactus ma
tive TO the rio Grande Valley hav-
been collected by MIS-. G. V. Han
sen OF Edin5urg, Tex.