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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-08
TOLLEY LIKES
BRITISH TEAM
Amateur Champion Thinks
English Will Beat.
Americans

NEW Tolley,
who ought to know a lot about
British golfers. being amateur cham
pion, believes that the team which
viii represent England against the
United States in the Walker Cup
matches at Sandwich in May IS I'M
usually strong and that 1t will win
the trophy.
Il think its an especially good
team" he said, and II has been
selected In q very business-like
fashion.
A further advantage for the Bri-
fish team, Tolley said, is the Royal
st. Georges course, over which the
matches will be played.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-08

While all three OF these corporations
are independent from U legal point
OF view they are under the control
and supervision OF The Christian
Science Board OF Directors.
The California property. known as
Arden Wood, is a thickly timbered
is acre. piece OF rolling land stu
ated On the edge Of San Francisco.
its general location being between
Twin Peaks and the Ocean. The
Sanatorium is sheltered from the
prevailing winds by the hill which
forms the principal typographical
feature OF the property. No public
roads or ways ros 1t, but paths
will be arranged extending from the
Sanatorium through the woods.
making a feature OF a small ravine
which runs along the east boundary.
The S~anatorium, designed by
Henry II. Gutterson, Architect, Is
OF steel and reinforced concrete
done in a modernized Breton style,
with high central pavilion, tall
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-08
Eddie's Back

DALLAS, April 8.-P-Eddie
Brown. ~outflelder. who left San An
tonic for the big leagues In 1920
has been acquired by the Dallas
Steers. Brown played with Toledo
last year, his first season out Of the
majors since his exodus from Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-08
Bears Pick Owls

WACO, April S.=P-The Baylor
Bears gave the Rice Owls a lesson
in baseball fundamentals yesterday.
slamming out eight runs in the first
inning. six in the second. and en-
ough thereafter to make their total
score q against 4 for the Owls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-08

DALLAS. April 8.-tPHAfter get
ting away to an early lead. the Pony
baseball team Of Southern Method
ist University slumped before the
heavy smuggling of the T. G. u.
Horned Frogs yesterday and dropped
a conference game 8 to 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-08
Today I'm Congress
CBy The Associated Press
Tuesday:


Tuesday;
Senate:
Considers Harris immigration bill.
Lobby committee questions Jo-
sephuS Daniels
Naval affairs subcommittee in
v~estigates naval aircraft.
House:
Judiciary committee to act on
report In the case OF Federal Judge
Grover M. Moscowitz OF the eastern
New York district, involving charges
OF misconduct in office.
Monday:
Senate:
Judiciary committee questioned
Attorney General Mitchell on pro-
hibition.
Senator Brookhart defended pro-
hibition law IN senate.
Senator Simmons asSailed Chair
man Raskon OF Democratic ma
tional committee.
House:
Passed miscellaneous bills under
ure>limous consent, including Por-
ter oil TO create narcotics bureau
in the treasury, and a revised senate
bill to increase pensions OF Spanish
American war veterans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-08
SECOND ROUND

HOUSTON. April 8.-P-Second
round games were scheduled for to-
day In the sixth annual Houston
Riding and Polo club invitation po-
10 tournament. with air corps Of
Kelly Field meeting the Houston
Huisache team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-08
SON BORN

HARLINGEN. April 8.-Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Miller today announced
the birth OF n son, Frank, at A
o'clock this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
FIGHT CARD
Is LINED UP
Apara and Shaw Headliners
On Rio Rico Fights
July 6
lspaclal 10 The Heralal

RIO RICO. June 28.-With Sabl-
no Apara and Battling shaw in the
ten-round main event, Promoter
Tex Becerril has practically CON-
pleted arrangements Tor hts fight
card here July s.
An cight-ruund semi-windup will
find Wildcat Monies Of San An
tonic TN the ring with Bat DelEado
Of Mexico City. Delgado IS a stable
mate OF Battling Shaw and recently
returned from Detroit with that
popular mitr wielder. Monies en-
Joys a reputation or being q real
Scrapper around San Antonio.
Lefty Ray Of Laredo and Kid
Huerta. BrOwnsville's rubber man.
are scheduled TO step six rounds
or less. Hucrta iS IA churplnE block
who does not know when ne Is
through. He has surprised more
than one battler BY his ability 70
come back after sopplng TIP all his
opponent had 70 offer.
Promoter Becerril IN now attempt
ing to line UP a ten-rOund affair
with which I'd open the night az fes-
tivities. Nearly all OF the fighters
on the card and the promoter him
self are well known to Valley fans.
Becerril formerly promotes bouts nc
Fort Brown.
Apara. "a Filipino. gave Browns
vile fight fans a big thrill the night
he took on Carlos Garcia at Fort
Brown. Next to the Kid Pancho-
Hughes battle. this was probably the
most hectic battle seen in this neck
OF the woods in full many n moon.
Battling Shawn needs no intro
duction. He headlined many cards
for Al Robinson at Mercedes be-
fore our politically minded govern
or sAw fit to enforce the law pro-
higitinF fights in Texas. Shaw beat
everything that came his way In
this section. Later he went 70 DE-
troit and made a good showing. He
has been fighting around Laredo
Of late. Shaw decisioned Carlos
Garcia In one OF his last fights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

PITTSBURGH. June 28.-CP-
Philadelphia won the second game
OF a doubleheader with the Pirates
today and brought to an end a nine
game losing stream. The Pirates had
extended their string of victories
TO five straight by winning the first
encounter. The Pills got TO Leon
Chagnon, a Pirate rookie, for IS hits
III the nightcap and won 6 to a.
Glenn Spencer. another Pittsburgh
Rookie, pitched good ball in the
first game, his first start for the
Pirates, and Pittsburgh triumphed.
8 TO 3.
First game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
Miss C~ruickshank
Cons Tennis Title

B~ROOKLINE, Mass, June 2S-lF
josephine N. Cruickshank Of the
University OF California. gained the
girls intercollegiate singles tennis
title by defeating Marjorie L. Sachs
q Radcliffe college and Cambridge
inc former north and south cham
plon, o.. 60. here today at the
Longwood grass courts.
Miss Cruickshank Joined forces
with Dorrance Chase. Simmons stu
dent, and gained the doubles title bv
defeating Miss Sachs and Fanny
Crutis. after a hard fight. The scores
were SIS. ST. 6-3.
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bout, knowing its possibilities for
packing in the fans.
These two husky young men are
rivals in every respect. They are
equally matched and II IS only nat
ural that. after each mad eliminated
other contestant in South Texas.
thel should meet 70 settle all argu-
ments.
Ii may be a tires0me night for the
referee as Promoter Stephens has
laid down the law TO all wrertlers
about foul blows while IN the ring.
Poulos and Sauers both are short
tempered and hating each other as
they do they will be at one another's
throat from the first second.
Fast Preiim
The fans are going to have a hard
time Of II themselves. The pre-
liminarv between Jack Pierce OF
Corpus Christi and George Batallis
Of Los Angeles has all the earmarks
Of a real struggle between we'll
matched opponents. II Will be over
the two-round distance.
Then comes Charlie Leahman, st.
Louis batter and yeEg artist, in a
five-round battle with Chief War
Eagle. fun blO0ded Arizona Indian
who believes IN tearing an opponent
into pieces in the first round II
possible.
Leahman tNnk a trip 70 st. Louis
while up norIl or his recent trip
and investigated the eve methods
Of mayhem being developed in his
home town. Down IN East st. Louis
is the place where they train the
boys for the Chicago and New York
racket Fairgrounds.
Nice Boy
This grunt and groan dispenser
has announced that he is through
with the rough stuff and Is down
10 straight. clean wrestling. But,
when the Indian takes one of those
hay making swings at the Dutch
jaw, as he has been taking at other
opponents recently, several tons OF
dynamite r likely 10 explode In
the squared circle.
Stephens has announced that this
all-star program will Be the final
one until July is. when Gus Son
nenberg, heavyweight wrestling
champion. will defend his title
against some opponent yet to be
selected in the Harrington ring.
Many preparations have TO be made
before this bout is staged and the
two weeks layoff will be taken to
give time for working on the big
bout.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
Meter Wins
Over Lehigh Flash

HAVERFORD. Pa. June 2s-lP-
II 2 match that bristled with spark
ling tennis. Clifford Suffer from Tu-
lane University. today defeated Jul
Jus Seligson. Of Lehigh, to win the
national intercollegiate tennis sin
gles Championship. The scores we're
6-3. 3-6. 60. SIS.
Suffer captured the title Berkeley
Bell Of the University Of Texas was
prevented from defending when he
went 10 Europe with the United
States Davis cup team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
CARDS BEAT
GIANTS 6-2
Underdogs Have Great Day
In National; Reds,
Phillies Win

The Chicago Cubs took 1t upon
themselves Saturday to personally
administer a Az drubbing to the
Brooklyn Robins and came very
ear passing Uncle Robby's club for
the lead in the National League.
Only seven scrawny percentage
points now separate the two clubs.
IL was a great day for the under
dogs in the senior loop Saturday.
In every instance, the club with the
lower standing won out over higher
ranking clubs. The fourth-place st.
Louis club stepped up to slap the
third-place Giants down 6-2.
The lowly Phillies got an even
break with the Buc.. dropping the
flrst game Of a double header 6-3
and winning the second Ga.
In a cellarite scrap, Cincinnati
defeated Boston 5-4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

Brownsville fans Will be greeted
by a new stand erected by Manager
Geo. Desha. He has been working
hard with the BrOncs during the
past week and has them percOlatlng
in fine style. 4 record crowd is
expected to welcome the BrOncs.
All games are scheduled 70 begin AZ
3 ID. m.
Hamilton or McAIlen is continu-
ing to lead the league III hitting,
clouting away at a merry pace Of
$50. 3. YCder of Harrington seWeC
up a few more league records last
week. he now leads the league IN
doubles, hits and runs scored. YO-
der is easily the outstanding player
IN the circuit.
Shipley Of McAllen. with three
straight victories under his belt. Is
leading the Valley hurlers. Chapa
of Brownsville leads in effectiveness,
having allowed no earned runs.
However. lie has pitched but u full
game.
The records Of players who have
hit so far are set out below.
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Cubs Tie Robins

CHICAGO, June 28-tF- The
Cubs gained a tie in games with
the Brooklyn Robins for the Ma
tional league lead today although
they remained q few points behind
IN the percentages. They q
pllshed the feat by defeating Brook
lyn, 1 to ?. in a close mound duel
between Pat Malo and Ray Phelps
Tor Chica-o's second straight vic
tory. Malone allowed = hits
? scattered them through six
innings while Phelps allowed the
Cubs to bunch fer of their nine
blows in the fifth ard seventh
frames for three Of the rur
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
Hill County Loop
Turns Down Split

FREDERICKSBURG, Tex. June
28-tP-Directors or the Hill Coun-
try baseball league today decided
not % split the leagues playing
season az rs Sunday games az
advocated BY Kerrville and Masonl
and opposed hy Fredericksburg The
vote was 8 70 4. Standing OF the
teams In the percentage column
was IN this order: LlanO. Freder-
icksburg. Boerne, Kerrville. Com
fort, Mason.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
SAVERS POULOS BOUT WILL
TOP HARLINCEN CARD MONDAY

HARLINGEN. June 2G-Promoter
Chesty Stephens has scored O scoop
again, this time BY signing I'D Geo.
SaUers and George POulOs for an
eight-round. feature bout which
should clear tine midileweight sit
uation. Il IS no secret that other
promoters were angling fer this
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
Cards Beat Giants

ST. LOUIS. June 25-tP- Flint
Rhem held the New York Giants
IN check today after they had
slammed lie st. Louis pitchers
around badly in two previous games.
and the Cardinals won the third
game Of the series. 6 TO 2.
Carl Hubbell started for the
Giants and pitched five perfect in
nings. In the s.~th two singles and
two sacrifices tied the score at II
and a home run BY Blades in the
seventh put the Cards ahead. They
took q commanding lead in the next
zee a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
Latonia Derby Won
BY Gallant Knight

LATONIA. KY, June 28-lP-
Gallant knight. second to Gallant
Fox in the f>>ntucky derby and
winner OF the Paramount event Of
the sa.>>e name. today won the S25,-
600 Latonia derby run over a mile
and a quarter. The Southland sta
ble's Playtime raj second with
Johnson NJ. Camden's Culloden third.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
A-Batted Tor Friberg 9th.
xx-Batted for Collins 9th.

Runs batted in-Klein, Sherlock.
Whitney, Suhr, Generously. Hens
ley. Brickell, Traynor, Bartell 2.
Grantham. Three base hits-Sher-
lock. Hemsley. Sacrifices-Southern
Brockwell. Left on base-Philadel-
phia s; Pittsburgh 5. Base on balls
off Spencer 2. Struck out-by
Nichols 4; by Spencer /; BY Collins
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
Standings

The Rio Grande Valley baseball
league viii swing into its seventh
week Sunday v!.a games scheduled
at Brownsville, san Benito. McAllen
and Mission. As A general rule the
weaker clubs are matched against
the stronger outfits. The chief fire
works or the program FOR the day
seems 70 Be the La Feria-AIissiOn
tilt at Mission.
The sensation Of the past week
mas ben the climb OF the Mission
club. The Grapefruite-s. now under
the management Of Eddie Marbur-
ger. have won three straight 70 pull
wfshLn striking distance Of the Har-
nngen QUITE. With Harrington en-
Toying an off day Sunday. Mission
viii :ie her IN fourth II the Grape
fruiters defeat La Feria.
The Leaders
Batting - Hamilton NC, $50.
Home Runs - McCauley SB, ?
Triples 80 Campbell SB. :
Doubles - b. Yo6er ZIG. .
Hits - B. Y0der HG, Is.
Runs - +. Y0der, nc and Law
HG. III each.
Sacrifice Hits - Ball BN. 5
Stolen Bases - ROcha BN, :
Pitching Effectiveness - Chapa-
BV, no earned runs.
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B. Yoder Continues to Lead Valley Loop Players
Cubs Defeat Robins 4 to 2 Narrowing Leaders Margin
Did You Know That

Max Schmellng hardly will Be
pleased with his victory over
Sharkey since ne hadn't shown
much qualifying him for q true
champion, according to the Ber-
lin voSsische zeitung.....and
:he Berlin Tempo regrets that
Herr Make won in a passive
manner. the Deutsche Tages-
zeitung states the next few
rounds very likely would bring
q change in the tide OF battle
favorinr Schmeling. John Me-
Gtaw asks II you can imagine
Johnson. Jeffries or Mccoy
throwing away a fight like
Llt.L-..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
Reds Down Braves

CINCINNATI. June 28.-P1-For
the first time this season. the Reds
have won four games III a row. e.
complishing the feat today by rail-
lying three runs in the seventh
which earned q 5 TO 4 decision yer
the Boston Braves. StriDp led fha
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

Atlanta 1876. Mobile 1-3 end
called end 6th-dark.)
Chattanooga 8; Little Rock 8 Gil
innings.
Nashville O: Memphis 4.
Birmingham 1. New Orleans 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

BRUSSELS - Professor Picard OF
Brussels University IN going "a try
10 90 up nine miles In the air for
scientific observations. He will use
a balloon with an alright aluminium
cabin. The attempt will he made
az Augsburg. Germany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

AAAAAo DAANAA AA-(AAGkAAAAA4. AADUIE.
Cronin. Cantwell, Walker 3. Suke-
forth, Kelly. Two base hits-Sisler
Cronin. Strip, Durocher. Three
base hits-C nathan. Cantwell.
Walker >. sMaguire
Cantwell. Kelly. Double plays
Maranville to Sisler; Mcguire, Mar
awhile To Siser :; CantWe.i, Chat
ham 70 Sister; Durocher To Kelly.
Left on bases-Boston 10: Gin
cinnati 6. Base on balls-off Can't
well 1; Smith 4; Johnson 1; Camp
bell !. Struck out-By Cantwell /:
Smith ?. Hits-off Cantwell III III
6 l-3 innings; off Smith / in | 2-3
innings; off Kolp 8 III 8 l-3 innings:
off Rixey ? in 3 2-3 innings; off
johnson ? in / Is innings ;off
campbell 0 in % innings. Kit by
pitcher 800 Maranville: BY Ridley.
Passed ball Sukeforth. Winning
pitcher RiXey. Losing pitcher
CantweU
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

Runs batteG in-Lindstrom. Hout-
hit. Blades, rottomley, --risch 2.
Two base hits-Jackson. Frisch.
Three kaes hit Lean. Home run
Blades. Sacrifices-Rhem. Dout-
hit. Stolen base-Critz. Left on
base New York g.: st. Louis 4. Base
on balls-off Rhem 2. Struck out
by Hubbell 2 BY Rhem 3. Pitching
record-off Hubbel 5 hits 3 runs
in Z innings: off Pruett 8 hits 3
runs in i-3 inning: off Chaplin no
hits no runs % inning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

Chicago ........ 600 OBJ IOx4
Runs batted IN Finn. English 2.
Beck, Cuyler. Wright. Two base
hits-Grimm ?. Wilson, Blair. Bres-
Sler, Cuyler. Herman. Three base
hit-Frederick. Sacrifices-Beck 2.
Finn. English. Double plays-Wright
to Finn to Bissorette ?: Beck to
Grim. Left on bases-Brooklyn Z;
Chicago 8. Base on balls-off Phelps
5; off Malone 3. Struck out-bv
Phelps 4; Malone 3. Hits-off Phelps
9 in 8 innings; off Malone 7 in 8
Innings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
WESTERN LEAGUE

Oklahoma City 5: at Pueblo 4.
ST. Joseph 8. at Denver 9.
Wichita at Des Moines. mite game
Topeka at Omaha, mite game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

Cincinnati attack with three hits,
one a double, in four times at bat.
The Reds used four pitchers. Boston
knocked Kolp from the mound in
the third inning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
Games Sunda
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results saturday

Philadelphia 6. St. Louis 5.
Washington u. Detroit 3.
New York 1914, Cleveland l-2.
Games Sunday
Chicago at Boston.
ST. Louis al Washington.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Cleveland al New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

NLIIS LdLltu NI-NLLIULUohNW I'm
Hurst 3. Whitney. Thompson,
Traynor. Two base hit-Comorosky.
Three base hit-ComOrosky. Stolen
bases-Southern. Hurst ?. Sacri-
fices-McC urdy, TraynOr. Left on
Observation-Disclosures III; Pittsburgh
3. Base on balis-off Benge 3; Chag-
non 3. Struck out-By Benge q.
Chagnon 3. Hit by pitcher-By
Chagron CKleinl. Winring pitcher
-Benge. Losing pitcheI-ChagrOn
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SECOND ALLEY
TO Be OPENED
Old Rip Outfit to Be Set
Up Near Entrance To
Fort Brown

Brownsville Is soon to have a sec
ond bowling alley, 1t has been an
nounced by Frank Rogers.
The new alley. OF the "Old Rip"
style, will be located ON the vacant
lot near the Gateway bridge. I {
will be housed In an open-air tent,
copying after the idea Of bowling
on the green" This will allow "A
maximum Of comfort, according 70
Mr.. Rogers. The airy housing will
contain eight ten-pin alleys. He
hopes 70 have the new alley open
by July IS.
The color scheme VII be red and
green. with the tent and other fix
lures harmonizing.
Mr.. Rogers is planning TO manu-
facture the "Old Rip" alleys here
with the idea Of establishing other
alleys over the Valley and I'M
northern Mexico. At present he Is
operating an alley In McAllen.
There will be several special in
ducements on opening day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29
RAYMONDVILLE
HERE TODAY
Sunday Games at Mission,
McAllen, San Benito
And Brownsville
VALLEY LEAGUE
Games Today

Raymondville at Brownsville.
Rio FOndO az San BenitO.
Donna at AIcAllen.
La Feria at Mission.
Harlingen off day.
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@ THE
TEXAS LEAGUE

Results Saturday
Wichita Falls 6. Shreveport 2
Houston 8, Beaumont u
Fort Worth Is, Dallas 10.
Games sunday
Beaumont at -I-uSton.
san Antonio at Waco.
Wichita Falls at Shreveport
Dallas at Fort Worth.
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Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Chicago I, Brooklyn ,
ST. Louis 8, New York z.
Pittsburgh Ga, Philadelphia 3-6.
Cincinnati 5. Boston 4.
Games Sunday
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

Columbus ,. at Kansas City Z.
To'edo 9. at Milwaukee 8.
indianapolis 6. al Minneapolis 70.
Louisville 6. at St. Paul 2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-29

I. Hits-off Nichols 10 in z innings;
off Collins ! in ] inning. Losing
pitcher-Nichols.
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'Hecords incomplete Because scorers
failed 70 turn in proper information.
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