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Poo Shots

EUSIAQUIO notices Primo Car
nera is undressing a patented trous-
er dresser (unaer the mattress type
lust like q Horatio Alg.er story.
folks. slowly but surely this striv-
ING little immigrant has forged TO
tie front. by way OF flying towels
and fouls. all the boys are busy
irving to find ways TO save the
boxing game from being killed by
foul blows. wonder If they have
thought OF the expedient OF paying
off The boxers In counterfeit money
that's what the fans get in a
foul fight. giving the heavyweight
title 70 Schmeling. says q New York
sc-tbe, was the only sporting thing
10 do. but why drag craftsmanship
into the gamer. The Carnera-God-
frev foul fight killed boxing, Of
course. that's the third time Il
has been killed this year. once in
Miami. again in New York City and
the last time IN Philadelphia. Car
nera and Godfrey were suspended
In Pennsylvania .Eustacuio wants
"a know how 1t happens that those
susgznsi0ns always occur after the
tsfE..-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
AUSTIN STARS
In NET MEET

CHICAGO. July 3-F7-Tenais as
played in sunny Texas. particularly
in Austin, dominated the tussle
for the Yves. n mems singles
championships today on the hard
courts at River Forest.
AS the title fight entered the
quarter-final bracket three Austin
stars were very much IN the run
ming and going strong. They were
Karl Klamath and Joe Bill Rralley,
Junior stars, and Bruce Barnes. one
OF the sturdiest players IN the west
None or them had much difficulty
reaching the round
One Of them was certain 10 be
eliminated IN the quarter-finals.
however, as the luck OF the draw
aligned Barnes a. | Kamrath against
each other.
Chicago ranked second 70 Austin
III placing two OF its stars. George
Jennings and Charles Lejeck, in
the quarter-finals. Dies Moines.
Iowa, had another " Harris Cog
geshall while the other two places
in the bracket were up for decision
today. Coggeshall is paired against
Eralley In the quarter-fina.s.
For the two open pln~ II the
c~uarter-final bra It. Cliff Suffer
OF New Orleans. national inter-
collegiate champion. and Maurice
Bayou. the Tulane University STAR,
were heavy favorites.
As the women's singles cham
pionship entered the quarter-flnal
round, all the ~favorites who played
their matches were still present.
They included Clara Louise Zinke
OF Cincinnati, first mixing western
woman star: Catherine Wolf. IN
dianapolis; Mrs. Ruth Riese. Sag
NAV. Mich, and Mary Michale.
Dallas, Tex.
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College Star Wins
Game for Crackers

ATLANTA, Ca, July 3-P)-
Luke Appl.ng. young Atlanta short
stop who has made q name FOR
himself IN the short time he has
been out Of college, TOr the game
for the Crackers yesterday. He
tripled IN the ninth and tied the
score with Mobile 2 and 2. Another
run in the eleventh gave Atlanta
the sixth straight victory over the
Bears, 8 20 2.
The win put the Crackers within
a few percentage points of the third
position in the Southern association
rs Birmingham 'ott 70 New Orleans
9 70 J.. Paul Andrews, making his
debut for the BarUns. was routed
as his teammates made four errors
The Pels scored ; runs IN the third
while Blakesley Mt for the circuit.
Making four Italics in the .hird
frame and adding ore each In the
second and eighth cave Chattanooga
a win over Nashville 6 10 5.
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Return Max-Jack
Mill Talk Ended

NEW YORK, July 3-tP-A COM
plicated financial argument IN which
Joe Jacobs and Arthur Buelow ap-
pear TO be endeavoring 10 outwit
each other. has suddenly terminal
ted plans for a return bout between
Max ~Schmeling and Jack Sharkey
at the Yankee Stadium in Septem-
Der.
Yesterday Madison Square Gar
den had Sharkey's name on q con-
tract and had hopes OF getting
Something's signature through ia
cobs, when Buelow, the Germans
deposed manager. bobhed I'D E.~..l
an eight page document that was
entirely unsatisfactory to Jacobs.
who now Is In charge OF Makes
interests.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
RINCCOLD TO
PLAY SERIES
First Game with Fort Brown
Scheduled Morning
OF Fourth

Fort Brown opens q three game
series with Fort Ringgold, July y.
on the post diamond, the first game
starting &C $50 a. m The other
two games will be played Saturday
and Sunday. The local team hiss
been picked from players who show
ed the best form during the inter-
troop series. Capt. w. +. Halde-
man has announced the opening
lineup as follows: Battery -Schaf-
finer and Callahan; infield : Schultz
Stackowski. Sofko and Wagner;
outfield = Deditz. Sage and Muntz
Matthews. Reese, Crtst and Bed
narz are available also.
The 18th Cavalry band will play
for all games. The cup offered by
ar. Dorfman to the winner OF the
inter-troop series. win be presented
TO Headquarters troop before the
opening game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
Did You Know That

One OF the reasons why Bucky
Harris left Washington and went
TO Detroit was Joe Cronin ....
Bucky always thought Joe was
a great ball player :. but Griff
wasn't so hot for him -. The rift
that ensued between Griff and
Buck. gradually grew 80. And
Joe's great work this year makes
Bucky look pretty good. thank you.
=. When Bucky made the predic-
ton that Cronin would come
through for the Mats, Joe was
playing terrible bail. 49,. He hit
but .243 in s. games his first year
with Washington and pulled num-
erous peculiar plays =. The next
year he batted .282 in AS games.
This year he has been smack
ing EN- around 300. NJ. And field
ing in fine style. y. Joe won't be
"a years old until October.
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MAJOR lie CUE LEADERS

10y Inc ASSCclaLed PreSSl
Qncluding games OF July ~
Batting-ODoul, Phillies. .40i.
Runs-CuyleT, Cubs. Y.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies,
~.
Hits-Terry. Giants, l0T.
DoubIes-F-isch, Cardinals, "a.
Triples-Cuyler. Cubs, u.
Home runs-Wiison, Cubs, %.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs, I9.
American league
Batting-Cochrane. Athletics. .403
Runs-Ruth. Yankees, 90.
Runs batted in -Gehrig, Yankees
So.
Hits-Hodapp. Indians. los.
Doubles-McAIanIs. Tigers. Is.
Triples-Comhs. Yankees. 10.
Home r. Ruth, Yankees, 81.
Stolen bases-Rice. Senators. Il.
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The Standings

The hottest spot IN the Rio
Grande Valley baseball league SO
far will be on view for the edifi-
cation Of fans Friday. Saturday and
Sunday. When the dust clears
away after the ten games scheduled
on those dates, there will be a
considerable shake-up II the stand
ings.
McAllen, now leading the league
with five straight victories, gets the
acid test over the weekend. The
Macks are scheduled 10 take on
Harrington, La Feria and Browns
vile IN successive days. II Harley
Jackson's crew Is able TO take all
three OF these. II is going TO be ex-
tremely hard 10 keep the Valley
bunting from flying owe the City
OF Palms. Harrington Is determined
to get even for what Harrington fans
termed a "laughable defeat" at the
hands Of the Macks.
Boosters Strong
La Feria came back like a bunch
Of hornets last Sunday following a
long lay-off. %trouncing the up and
coming Mission club handily. The
Brownsville Broncs have been kick
ing the posts down in their corral
this week and also will be a tough
customer for the Macks.
San Benito, the second place club.
gets q test this weekend also. On
the Fourth the Saints take on the
Broncs at Point Isabel as a feature
Of the Port Celebration. They get
q rest Sunday.
Brownsville, the third place clup.
meets the two league leaders as set
out above. Should they win both.
they will be within M jump of the
top. Harrington, in fourth. gets Nc
Allen and Raymondville in the hol-
day smear.
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Il. {. WINS

HENLEY = ON : THAMES. Eng.
July 3-LP-Two United States
crews won through 70 the third
round or the Thames challenge cup
IN the Henley Royal regatta today
by defeating their British oppon-
ents.
Princeton University won over
Clare College. Cambridge Univer-
sity, by six feet. making the mile
and five sixteenths in z minutes
40 seconds. Kent school for boys,
with q crew member average d ID
years, beat Lesbury Rowing club BY
half a length in z minutes and 50
seconds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
BAKER INJURED

CLEVELAND, July 3-P-Ser-
geant Sammy Baker, veteran New
York welterweight campaigner, was
in a serious condition today from
head injuries suffered in q lacing
at the hands OF Baby Joe Cans OF
California in their l2-round fight
at Taylor Bowl last night.
Baker collapsed in the last round
and was taken TO st. Alexis hospi-
tai, where an X-ray was ordered
suffering from a hemorThage OF the
brain CT O fractured skull.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
BY GAYLE TALBOT, Jr.,
Assoc ted Press Sports Writer

There have been al sorts OF
theories advanced in an effort to
explain the phenomenal success OF
the 1880 Wlriata Falls SpudderS,
most OF them fairly sound, but the
pest one seems 70 lie ~ the fact
that Carl WllliaL. ; young mel can
bust the has all q mile when they
need TO most.
The record IS not at hand, but
It IS safe to say that the first half
champs have won 3 score OF games
tbs season by the sin pie expedient
OF knocking . sphere or two out
OF the lot IN the closing innings.
Not a player IN --le Spud lineup
is listed among tie leagues first
ten batters, but every man-Jack Of
them IS dangerous, capable Of hit
ting fer 'istance the clinches.
A pair OF circuit smashes in the
last two fr mes provided the north
countrymen with q 4 70 3 victory
over Dallas IN an overtime tussle
yesterday. squart their series.
The Steers apparently had the bout
seWed up ! the y tn, 3 70 2, but
Jack Bradbury, Spud catcher,
smashe- one over the palingS to
knot tbs score, and Jack Kloza
duplicated his feat after two were
out in the tenth to wind UP the
melee.
Tough Loss
It Was . tough loss for Walt
Tauscher, who ! given Up only
seven scattered knocks until Brad
bury rang the SeL in the ninth.
The SpudS 0red their first two
off him IN e fourth after Gene
Moore had lest fly ball IN the
sun. Milt Steengrate hurled steadily
for he winners after the first in
ming. when the Steers scored twice.
Soc flossy '1g by Jimmy
Walkup. the leagues premier curve
bal artist. and the vicious sIuggi /,
Of his mates enabled the Beaumont
Exporters TO gallop San Antonio.
8 TO /, and break a tive-game losing
streak. Ham ton homer in the
first fr. me vas the only run of
Walkup, who whitfield five Indians.
144A4CAlY 24AAFC4 6A44 Gdo~CA AAA4S AAAg
circuit blows for Beaumont IN he
t@ird. senL-lg old Tom Esten 70
the showers.
Failing on Dick McCabe and his
successor. Lii Stoner, for seven runs
in the eighth. the Sports came frSm
behind 70 make IL two straight over
Fort Worth. 8 TO 3. Stoner gave
the seasons prize exhibition OF
pinch-hitting after relieving Nc
Cabe. He tossed to six batters. and
the result was five hits, one walk
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03

far the Macks have engaged but
/ one Of the leading clubs anc the
I fans are anxious To see just now
strong Harley Jackson's nine really
is. Many are of the opinion that
Harley has a one-pitcher team. The
smear this weekend will prove or
d.sprove that belief.
THERE WILL be two celebration
centers IL the Valley Oh the Fourth
One will be at Point Isabel and the
other at McAllen. Both viii be
adequately supplied with baseball
The Broncs and Saints tangle at
the Point on that date. Judging
from advance dope. this should be
one OF the best games yet played
in the Valley league. Both mines
are up 70 full strength. For his
hurting. Manager Lew Williams has
Darby, Garrett and Wallace to pick
from. Either of the trio is equal
to the occasion. Ranch Boss Geo.
Desha OF the Brorcs has both Sa-
Inas and Chapa available for slab
duty. Salinas has hurled three en-
gagements, allowing but Is earned
runs per game. Chapa has twlried
two for an average Of $ run per
game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03
EAST CLUBS
TAKE SERIES
Westerners Win Only 19
Games Out Of Last
65 in American
BY HUGH FULLERTON JR.
Associated Press Sports Writer

OF 60 games played in their re-
cent home stand, the eastern clubs
OF the American League won As.
leaving only IS victories for the
western clubs.
Washington put the big squirt into
the finish CT the intersectional pay
yesterday, moving into second place
in the standing and bringing its to-
tai Of victories for the home stand
TO u against three defeats by win
ming both games Of a double-header
from the St. Louis Browns. 3 to 4
and 5 to 3. The first contest went II
innings.
The double victory gave the Sen
ators a games advantage over their
rivals. the Athletics and the Yam
KEGS, both OF whom divided double
bills. They now are a full game
ahead Of New York and only ! i-2
games behind Philadelphia.
AS Beaten
The Athletics five-game winning
streak was broken when Detroit beat
the champions. 4 70 g., behind the
fine pitching OF Earl Whitehall IN
the first game. but they returned 10
slam Waite Hoyt for q z 10 2
triumph IN the second.
An injury to Babe Ruth and the
smuggling feats OF Carl Reynolds
shared the interest as the Yankees
won the first game from Chicago,
5 to ], as the Babe hit his 3lst
homer Of the season. then took a Is
to 1 drubbing IN the second. Rey-
holds eQualled two records BY hit
ting three home runs in successive
times at bat ard by driving in
eight runs. Ruth made a great at
tempt 10 catch the second homer
and only succeeded IL entangling
his right hand in the wire guarding
the bleache-s and injuring 10 pain
fully. One flngsrnall was complete
" torn off and the damage may
keep the Babe out of the coming
series with the Athletics.
Boston put on q fire late rally 70
take a single game from the sadly
slipping Cleveland Indians. 5 TO 4.
Giants Beat Cubs
The National League Pennant
race became more complicated than
ever as the New York Giants and
5rooklyn Robins gave a great dis
clay Of civic spirit before starting
their own private fray. The Giants
defeated the Chicago Cubs, 9 70 8,
by putting on the batting rally Ia
the ninth inning. while the Robins
pulled out a 6 10 5 decision over the
St. Louis Cardinals on the strength
OF Ray Phelps pitching.
The result put Brooklyn IN the
first place once more by the margin
Of less than half a percentage point
although another method or reckon
ing shows the Robins still a hall
game behind. The Cubs have threC
more victories. but have lost twy
more games to bring about this odc
result. The Giants also benefited
going a game and q half ahead Of
ST. Louis.
The Boston Braves also improved
their position a bit. turning baci
PittsburEh's threat to take fifth
place with a 6 10 4 triumph. Harr-
Seibold, Boston's reliable veteran
did the major share Of the work
bearing down heavily when mer
were on base.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03

Umpire assignments IN the
Rio Grande Valley league for
the Fourth and Sunday are as
follows:
Fourth
Point Isabel-McElwain and
Wilder.
Raymondville (--Drucke and
Briggs.
La Feria-Johnson and Nc
Kee.
McAllen 8 p. m.-Eckoff and
Ewing.
Sunday
Brownsville Eckotf and
Wilder.
Harlingen-McKee and John
son.
Rio Hondo-Drucke and Ew-
ing.
Donna-Briggs and McElwain.
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Boxing

SUNDAY evening there will be a
boxing card at Rio Rico, featuring
Battling Shaw and Sabine Apara
in the een-round main event. Ii
looks ike a tough mill. for both Of
these boys have shown that they
kncT their stuff n the Valley be-
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~ THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tuesdays Results

WACO To- fiOAaLJl o
Wednesdays Results
Beaumont 9: San Antonio J.
wichita Falls 4; Dallas 8.
Shreveport 8; Fort Worth 8.
Thursdays Schedule
Waco at Houston.
San Antonio at Beaumont
Wichita Falls az Dallas
Shreveport at Fort Worth.
Standing NJ the Climbs
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fore. Shaw was featured around
Bse-cedes for over a year by Prom
co. Al Robinson. Ii We remember
correctly, the Battler was never
beaten in that section. Apara, q
Filipino. put on a slam bang battle
with Carlos Garcia here that was q
WON'T sent the fans home ga-gaing
their delight.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

New York 5-4; Chicago Ills
Detroit 40; Philadelphia 81
washington SIS; ST. souis AS.
Boston 5; Cleveland 4.
Thursdays Schedule
New York e. Philadelphia.
Only game scheduled.
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QUO the &c

ROUNDING out the program.
there WI be a bull fight At Reyno-
ga on the Fourth. That recalls the
DAYS when Sidney Franklin. the
only American matado-. was doing
his stuff along the Texas border.
Franklin, q commercial artist from
Brooklyn. is now in high favor at
7 Madrid. He's now in the bull fight
ing big league, SO 70 speak.
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MACKS TO GET
STRONG TEST
Brownsville Meets Saints
And McAllen In
Succession
VALLEY LEAGUE
Games Enurth

OWIIIo NVuItW
Brownsville vs.. San Beuito at
Point Isabel.
Rio Hondo at Raymondville CD.
Donna at La Feria (morning).
Harlingen at McAllen.
Game Saturday
La Feria at McAllen (postponed).
Games Sunday
McAllen at Brownsville.
Raymondvllle at Harrington.
La Ferta at Rio Hondo.
Mission at Donna.
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aHaa lie BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION g1z&a
a11 Valley League Enters Crucial Week Fourth
Sports Chats
With -
Hal Eustace
Changes Due

AFTER THIS week the standings
in the Rio Grande Valley league are
bound to be changed materially.
The top four clubs McAllen, San
Benito, Brownsville and Harlingen
- will engage each other, so some
thing is certain 70 happen 70 that
won and lost column. The league
leading Macks get the acid test In
meeting Harlingen, La Feria and
Brownsville on successive dates. So
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-03

a gasolene truck driver ran out
OF fuel near lola. Kas., and had TO
walk to the nearest town for fuel.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesdays esults

Boston 6: Pittsburgh 4.
New York Q: Chicago g.
BROOKLYN 6: St. Louis ;.
Only gam, scheduled.
Thursdays Schedule
Boston az Pittsburgh
Only game heduled.
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AIacks vs.. HarIingen

McALLEN Will see q strong tilt
also on the Fourth when the MacAS
take on Harrington. Harrington IS
the darkhOTSe IN the pennant chase
Records prove her % be W or the
strongest clubs II the circuit, but
she has managed to drop a pair In
six games. The Harllngen boys are
leading the league IN fielding and
are second IN hitting. In Snayely,
Jeffrles and Nick Yoder, she has a
gocd hurting staII. Topper Rlgney 5
boys should be up around the top
when the season ENDS.
POINT ISABEL has lined up a
full sports program 10 be put on
July 4, 5 and q. In addition to the
- ronc-Saint game. cupboard races.
Lrboat races, swimming events ana
Sther things OF interest to the fans
will be on display. The cupboard
races will begin w the Laguna
Madre course at 8 a. n on the
Fourth, ii has been announced by
Bob Wells, who is in charge OF the
event. George Leonard'S boats are
expected to make q strong showing
against the Valley field. Interest in
this form Of racing has been grow
ing steadily IN this section. With al
Of its irrigation works, resacas,
lakes and lagunas. the lower delta
is a fertile field Tor the outboard-
ers. Last year the Point Isabel
Yacht club staged some thrilling
races with the states leading out
boarders competing.
FOR THOSE who do not care
for competition. there will be dane
ing, swimming boating. and fish
ing. AL in all. 1t looks like the big
gest day in Point Isabel's sporting
history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-25
LUMBER MAN SCOUTS
RUMORS OF FAMINE
Compton Says Ample Supply Of
Timber Is Available in
United States.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Wilson Compton, secretary of the
National Lumber Manufacturers Asso-
citation, scouts the recent prediction of
timber famine made before the PAN
American Agricultural Conference and
declares if there ever should be such
an occurrence in this country 1t will
have been largely due TO the indefati-
gable efforts of the prophets of disaster.
"You sometimes can bring things to
pass merely by predicting them," said
Mr.. Compton "For instance, If all the
economic and financial authorities in
the United States were to predict an
other stock market crash there would
probably be one. If people were to
abandon the use of forest products for
fear of severe shortage of wood, it
would not pay to grow trees, and so,
some day, there might be timber
famine he said.
The speaker said that some academic
foreSterS have predicted a famine so
often that their predictions are actually
tending to set up causative condition
of shortage. Consumers of wood are
said to be in some instances turning
to other materials or foreign woods
merely because they believe these pre-
dictions.
Already. the association claims, for
eign lumber, soft and hard, is being
imported in large quantities, although
the current supply of domestic lumber
is larger than for 10 years. The only
real timber famine we may have in
the United States" it says, will arise
from a shortage of demand and not of
supply. Timber is q readily reproduce
BILE material and our American forests
are capable of producing all the wood
products the American people will con-
sumo"
The United States. although con-
Stunning approximately half the lumber
used in the entire world, has the most
extensive remaining forests In the tenn
perate regions, with the possible ex-
ception of Russia in Europe and Asia
The standing timber resources are more
than three times those of Canada. The
national forests alone, whose mainte-
nance does not depend upon CONNER
cial factors, can supply our population
indefinitely, it is said.