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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-08-21

,ru..ar challenges ones ability
. Nan n1an and serve foods and keep
y p the cost of living during the
oo u INCOME months, which are al
ouI tha months of social activities.
80 = -, present season is the season OF
ING ~. If the housewife stores
=. shelves with a variety OF pear
a =. butter, marmalade, and
p p:.tles. they will be a ready ans
pr 70 what can be served during
.he winter months.
Pear Preserves
cups sliced pears
lemon, cut thin
5 cups sugar
tablespoons orange juice
1-S cup water
Nix ingredients, let stand half
:. honr. Cook slowly until Snick
md ~ ielIy-like. Pour into sterilized
ssrs and when cool seal with par
afffn.
Pear Chips
8 pounds pears
1-2 ounce ginger root
/ cup water
4 lemons
10 cups sugar
wash and peel pears. Place in
n halves and remove cores. Wash
and slice lemons very thin. Re-
move all seeds. Mix pears, lemon
,Iices. water and sugar. Let stand
% minutes. Boil gently 30 min
utes, add ginger root. Let stand
over night. Boil 4 minutes. Pour
into sterilized jars and seal.
Pear Butter
IL pounds pears
1 gallon fresh cider
pounds sugar
4 teaspoons cinnamon
: teaspoons cloves
teaspoon nutmeg
Wash and peel pears. Phase in
deep kettle with cider, cover and
cook until pears are soft enough
TO force through sieve, add sugar
and spice. Cook until thick about
9 hours on slow fire. Seal in stef-
liked jars.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-08-21
RULES FOR VISITING QUEENS
LAID DOWN BY WRITER

Visiting queens isn't the pain
fully correct ceremony that it is
supposed to be. In fact, the more
you ignore the rules the better.
Zoe Beckley, noted woman news
paper correspondent, relates in
Woman's Home Companion, re-
counting her first call upon Queen
Marie Of Roumania.
81 had two days of coaching by
American embassy officials" she
says, sbefore / filled my engage
ment with the Queen. I was told
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-08-21
80 w @ NJ A N S P A G E So


polisher and saves the trouble of
kneeling on the floor.
Never leave egg whites after
they have been beaten stiff. IF Let
stand they will flatten and will
not beat up again.
. HA
Blackberries and currants make
a good combination jelly when
equal parts juice and sugar are
used.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-08-21

MIS-. u. Bccntel
1-2 cup chopped canned pine
apple.
LIZ cup chopped white cherries
IL cup chopped canned peaches
LIZ cup chopped pears
/ Gu of juice from the fruit.
/ orange
sections grapefruit.
l cup whipped cream
cup mayonnaise.
Mix the chopped pineapple,
cherries, peaches and pears. Peel
and cut fine one orange. Remove
all the membrane from three Sec
tons Of grapefruit, chop and add
to the other fruit; add the whip
ped cream and the fruit juice to
the mayonnaise and add to the
fruit.
Freeze like ice cream. Serve on
garnished plates. Galleries in SER
wing Of 3 ounces, .172.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-08-21
p;no Fresh Pears Af1szDer;; What
Gan Be Prepared for Winter

Pear Marmalade
2 pints sliced pears
2 pints sliced tart apples
2 lemons, juice, grated rind.
2 oranges, juice grated rind.
8 cups sugar
Wash, pare and slice pears and
apples. Mix with sugar, grated
rind and fruit juices. Let stand 2
hours. Pour into kettle and cook
until fruit is clear. Fill sterilized
jars with the mixture, seal with
paraffin. Time of cooking 1-2
hours.
Picked Pears
Wash, pare and slice pears, pack
in jars. Add small piece of a
stick of cinnamon. Cover with a
picking syrup; arrange in boiler.
Thine 2 hours.
Picking Syrup
cups sugar
1 teaspoon whole cloves
lemon thinly sliced
2 cups vinegar
all-spice berries
2 cups water.
Mix and bring to the boil, train.
Ripe Pear jam
solid cups e bs.) sliced,
crushed or chopped ripe pears.
1-2 level cups e Ia lbs.) Of
sugar.
/ bottle of Certo
Peel and core about 8 pounds ripe
pears. Cut into very thin slices, or
put thru food chopper or crush
with wire potato masher so that
every piece is actually broken up
to pulp. Measure prepared fruit
into large kettle. Add sugar and
mix well. Use hottest fire and stir
constantly before and while boil
ing. Bring to full boil and boil
hard one minute. Remove from the
fire and stir in Certo. Skim and
stir constantly for minutes aft
er taking from the fire to cool
slightly, which prevents fruit
from floating. Then pour quickly
and cover hot jam at once with hot
paraffin, or seal in sterilized jars.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-08-21

Canned pears may be used this
way and placed on crackers and
toast, making a sweeten pears in
stead Of sugar.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-08-21

Use pears as a base for salads
in place of apples make delicious
salads. Also pears and apples COM
bine nicely with most fruits and
vegetables in salads.
Half pears dipped in brown SUI
gar and placed on buttered shallow
pans in moderate oven and baked
makes a delicious desser.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

State Bank and Thurs Co. $1,000.
Lots 3 to 8. blk. 3. Edcouch.
=. A. Wallach. ct ux TO Frank Z.
Osborn. s22750.Oo. Lots 9 and 10,
block 40, Pharr.
Frank z. Osborn TO NJ. r. Nelson,
$1,000. Lots 9 and 10, blk 40. Pharr,
Frank (. Osborn ct ux TO D. w,
Weber. $1,000. N. IS lot 4, blk 10,
McAllen.
w. B. Gray. Ell ux to Ralph c,
Gray. $1,000. w. 10 &C. Lot 1855. Kelly
Pharr Subd.
Marius Madsen. ct Tx to Lola r.
Adams. 100000. Lot rs, John H
Shary Subd.
Oden Ramsland to James Brazell
$1,000. z IL lot y, block go. Alamo
tract.
Matte Gentry to L. s. Austin.
$1,000. 8. 81 l-2' lot 8, blk. 1s, North
McAllen.
John w. Allen to Z. Z. Rem.
$1,000. w Ia lot 8, &c. 236, Tex.
Mex.
w. c. Sharp. ct ux to The Texas
Company. $4,000. 100. z Ia lots | and
2. blk /, Donna.
Pharr Townsite co. to Dick Wells
ct al. Sl75.00. Lot I. blk. 5, Pharr.
Borderland Orchard Co. Inc, to
j. A. Hawkins. 100000. w. l-2 blk,
l73. Hill Halbert tract.
Henry Kremer. ct ux to r. e.
Beth. $2.500.0O. Lot 5, re-subd. lot 4,
Rancho de Ia Fruta No. 2.
West Tex. Abst. and Guarantee
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
CAMERON COUNTY COURT
AT LAW

Hon. John l. kleiber, Judge
Universal Credit company VS.
Leslie B. Ward. Default Judge
ment for Plaintiff.
ThoS. W. Blake VS. @. D. White,
Default judgement for Plaintiff.
New York Central Railroad COM
pany vs. E. NJ. Shoemaker, Dismiss
sed.
First National Bank Of Harlin-
gen. Texas. VS. VIII @. Fields. De-
fault Judgement for Plaintiff.
Edward II. Fritz VS. Harry Zeplin,
Default Judgement for Plaintiff.
Alexander Marketing company
VS. B. K. Goodman, Judgement for
Plaintiff.
Neil Macdonald ct al vs. w. r.
Brown. ct al, Judgement for
Defendant.
Merchants National Bank OF
Brownsville. Texas, VS. z. NJ. Law
son, Default judgement for Plain
tiff.
Texas Developments. Inc, VS. L.
b. Warmack Default Judgement
for Plaintiff.
Luis Gomez vs. J. v. Gavito and
J. B. Lozano, Default judgement
for Plaintiff.
Texas Hotel Supply company VS.
Maria c. Munoz. ct al, Default
judgement for Plaintiff.
II. j. Hinkley VS. c. Merriman,
judgement for Plaintiff.
McLeod-Hood company vs. First
National Bank OF Harrington, Tex
as, judgement for Plaintiff.
The Al Parker Securities COM
pany VS. Jas. NJ. Smith, Default
Judgement for Plaintiff.
Alamo Iron Works VS. Point
Isabel Yacht Club. Default Judge
ment for Plaintiff.
Jesse bennett. Inc. VS. Modesto
Garcia. Judgement for Plaintiff.
Hcllingswcrth Motor company
VS. E. F. Ccultas. Default Judge
ment for Plaintiff.
McKean-Eilers company VS. Jose
s. Villarreal. ct al. Default Judge
mnet for Plaintiff.
Nelson g. Landry vs. Z. c. Bacon,
ct al. Dismissed.
First National Bank or Harlin-
gen, Texas, VS. Alexander Briggs.
Default Judgement for Plaintiff.
Oscar Sommers vs. Jose Villa
nueva. ct al. Dismissed.
Farmers State Bank VS. W. r.
Crockett. Default judgement for
Plaintiff.
Farmers State Bank VS. +. L.
Lewis. Default Judgement for
Plaintiff.
j.. r. Collins company vs. Jose
S. Villarreal. Default Judgement
for Plaintiff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
SUMMARY

The weather was fair TO partly
cloudy throughout the great central
valleys and In Texas. and partly
cloudy to cloudy over the balance
Of the United States at the morn
ing observation. Light TO moderate
rains occurred again in New Mexico
and also in extreme western Texas
within the last "a hours. and scat
tered showers in the western and
far eastern states. Temperatures
continued seasonable to above
normal throughout the country.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

Co. to George r. Carter. s3550.O0. N.
20 &C. farm tract 1144. Adams tract.
=. v. Krska ct ux to r. c. Plat.
$1,000. ~. 1885 OF w. 1881 OF N.
637.3' lot Q. blk. 8: <. $685. OF N,
6373'. Lot 2. blk. S; N. 637.3' lot 2,
blk. II, Por. II and 70.
F. v. Krska ct Tx 10 +. c. Plat.
$1,000. S. 318.65' of w. 63351' Of N,
1913 Of Lot 2. blk. 5, Por. II and
u.
j.. Sam Wilson ct ux. to Sarah j.
Eddie. 100000. N. 20 &C. r. +. 1876,
West Tract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
Mercedes to Have
Band Instructor
Especial to The HeraluJ

MERCEDES. Aug. 6.-Mercedes is
scheduled to have a concert band.
the instructor to be Ira Newfield Of
McAllen, formerly OF Austin. who
plans TO move to Mercedes the first
of the week. Mr.. Newfield has been
in conference with Mayor KaSey
here and arrangements have been
made to have rehearsals In the city
auditorium.
Mr.. Neytfield stated that there
are fifteen or twenty men in Ed
couch and Donna who would like
70 Join a Mercedes band.
The first concert will be given In
the city park here during the early
part Of September
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
Hidalgo County

I. w. Carter, Ell ux 10 Edmond B.
Fulliam. $1,000. Lot 9, blk 100, Cam
pacuas.
G. T. Camp to ]. I. Clayton.
sll.50. Lot ). re-sub. blk l08, Lott
+. and Imp. Co.
N. p. Barton TO Manuel r. Garces
$1,000. Lot 5. blk F. Ebony Park sub
A. 6. Pike. ct ux TO p. P. Doss.
Farm Tract 362. West tract: Lot S.
blk l48. West tract: Part lot 4, blk
I48. West tract 1912 &C.
First Natl Bank New Rockford 10
Odcn Ramsland. 81 90. Z IL lot
IL. blk so. Alamo tract.
j. v. Murphey, TT. TO 3. r. Ditt-
mar Co. $4,000. Lot s. block IA,
Ewing's Adm. to McAllen.
j. c.. Clowers. TT. to w. NJ. Glow
ers. $1,000 Lot I. blk 1871. Edinourg.
z. r. Simmang to r. L. Bewley
SIS. 10000. Lots /. 10, IL and 20, G.
o. Newman's Subd.
Adolph Gabel. ct Tx to w. Fl.
Mayhew. 100000 Part lot 20. and
eli LIT so and so. Porcion so and 20.
hn.~n voel. 81 ux to John r.
B~urkhardt. Ct ux. si.00. E IL lot
Is. blk rs. Mo Tex.
Z. n. St. John ct ux to Edinburg
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
MARRIAGE LICENsE

Ygnacio Vega and Margarita
Davila; Fortino Manriquez and
Guadalupe BenavideS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
Joe Peters TO John G. Myrick: lot
! blk. 4, Finwood Heights Addn.
Harrington Lot | blk. So. Harrington.
$1,000
w. <. Callahan, r. 8. Creager to
Gateway Bridge Co: Parts of lots
5 and s, block go, Brownsville
$4,000.
L. N. Red to Carry Pearl Red: all
Of north l-2 farm block So. Survey
S28. Harlingen Land and Water co.
$1,000.
Port Isabel Irrigation co. 10 Mrs.
Mabel x. Adams: Block 66, section
8. unit 3. Bayview Citrus Groves
sub. S2,80604.
A. II. Fernandez TO william Sand
ers; Lot 7. blk IS. Unit A. Townsite
Fresnos. $4,000.
Mrs. j. r. Whatley 70 Mrs. Mary
u. Pipes: North 10 acres blk IS.
Collins sub. La Feria grant.
Mrs. j. p. Whatley to Mrs. Lois
w. Bourne: South 10 acres of blk
65, Collins sub. La Feria grant. $40.
John II. Hope to Cuates Dew. Co.:
Lots | and 2, Citrus Grove SUB. Of
blk !. Collins sub. La Feria grant.
$1,000.
Cuates Dev. Co. TO The Irrigated
Farms Corporation: Lots | and 2
Citrus Groves sub. OF blk /. Collins
sub. La Feria grant. $1,000.
Irrigated Farms Corpn. TO John
Ferme, ct ux.: Lots / and ? Citrus
Groves sub. Of blk /, Collins sub. La
Feria ct. s20.000.O0.
Maud M. Walter ct viz to C. w.
Howell: Lot 5. blk 3. East End addn.
Harrington. $1,000.
A. E McClendon ct ux to T. w.
Dowdy: Lot 5. blk ?, Pollard Adm.
Harrington $4,000.
l.. @. Leggett ct ux to w. L.
Ewing ct uX.: South 10 II. OF lot
y. blk 8 and lot 6 Of blk s. Fifth
Addn. San Benito. $1,000 and
$4,000.
w L. and Rosa NFnv Ewing to L.
q. Lsggett ct Tx: Lot 10 blk. 2,
Francis Addn. Harrington. $4,000
and 100000 and $4,000 nd $4,000.
w. @. Mathes to Geronimo
Tamez: Lot 80. blk is. Colonia La
Palma Of Combe Reserve. $1,000.
CISCO Morris 10 Yrene Ruiz: East
10 lot 4, blk io7. Harlingen. $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
Cameron Courts
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT

Filomena Gomez Cisneros VS. Jo-
De Cisneros. Divorce.
The Finwood Corporation vs. The
National Loan a. Improvement
company, injunction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day: third. wind velocity at s a. m:
fourth. precipitation in last "a
hnnwr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

The Boeing system has completed
100000 miles Of flight with air
mail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
SITUATION WANTED
SITUATION WANTED

AGRICULTURIST college gradu-
ate) ten years experience home and
tropics. desires citrus work. nursery
or development. Valley practical
experience main objective. Address
F-55 Herald. F-55
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

Teaching girls 70 serve restaurant
meals Is part of the public school
curriculum in Los Angeles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

FOR SALE-By owner So acres Of
best land on FL Jardin Boulevard.
Prone 90l6 IA. S. j. Beebe. Box
1869. Brownsville. F-9
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
G ADVERTISEMENT


OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR
OF CUSTOMS. Port Of Browns
vile. Texas. August Z, 1880. Notice
Is hereby given that on Aug. g. 1880.
there was seized at Brownsville.
Texas. from p. l.. Budd, for viola
ton of Section 500 Tariff Act. 1880.
and Sec. 1862. r. S. one Ford
coupe. motor No. Al454T7l. Any
one claiming the above described
automobile will file claim with me
within twenty 200 days from the
date OF this noticel otherwise I
will sell the automobile at public
auction at the u. S. Customhouse.
Brownsville. Texas. on Thursday.
August Is, 1880. at 10 O'Clock. VIM.
Neale. deputy collector.
8-S-i5-22-36i7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08

ASSoctdfe1 Press PHOTO
Joseph Stain, secretary OF the
communist party. leaving q recent
congress Of the aIl-union commu.
mist party at which he obtained a
unanimous vote of confidence.
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LOST-Female setter bird dog. col
or black and white: for reward see
Joe Pincham. Weslaco, Texas. FAB
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-08
REAL ESTATE
SWAP OR A TT

There are ten trades to one sale
being made now In the real estate
business. Property you can't sell
will trade. We can match II for
you. You viii be surprised at some
OF our low cash prices on farm
tracts around Brownsville. Call
and see us. Room 5. Cromack Bldg.
COOPERATIVE REALTORS,
Phone 19l.
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LOST. " FOUND

LOST-On highway. one spring cot.
brass kettle and table leg. Finder
please phone l85-W or p. o. Box
1901. FAT
The Washington times., 1930-05-05

/ s:s5-H. J. o'DonneII lcons) ana
Frank H Weller (coinmbia).
WEDNESDAY
s:25-C. r. Runswick tBeaver Oam)
s:s6@voiney Burnett tBeaver Dam)
and D. p. swope (Beaver Dam).
S:s6-J. voii tMano) and J. z.
Price; 5r, tManorl.
and 9. A.. Yeager. Middleton, N: 7.
s:66-Martin +. Mccarthy (5eaver
Daml and partner.
10:o5-Robinson white (coiumbia)
| and Hugh Mackenzie (Columbia).
12:s5-D: s. Working (ManorI and
15:4O~Howsfd EaIes }}indian Spring,
1a:15-W. Dennis tcoDs.S % ana T'rsHt 5. 4. !.
1a:5o--c. Il Gihr;oux tcOnx.) and C.
12:56--c. R. Allen tcong) ana c.
H. l;G%cIm %ckann c, tBs"n'5 BrET5t5y 'R'nD' and j.
1:O5-william @. IlIch (woodmont)
| and A. e. steineTn lWOodmontb.
1:1o--E. J. Healey tMapOr) and
1:IS-J; W. Harvey qndian spring.
1:2o-N. H Laden Beaver Dam)
1:25-Page Hufty (conE.5 and N
Parker Nolan (cong).
1:3O-M. B stevinson tcolumbta) and
Lester c, Pate CColumbia).
1:35-Williana Rogers tcolumbia) and
Stanley H Fischer twoodrnoAt).
1;45-J. Monro Hunter. jr. (IndiaA
sprinG) ana Charles W. Cole, jr.
'l1a 1:453A' S'stazs: 5. y. rr.il.y tcA.vy Chase,
ana Lieut. Edward II. Young (war
1:5o1Major Earl Maiden twar Col
lege) and Capt Frank 3. Hayns tWar
i:55~Lieut. Col. Arthur G. Fisher
(War College) and Lieut. Col. Thomas
H. Sherburne CWar College,.
2:00-Harry @. Pitt (Manor) and z.
l.. Bono (Coiumbial.
Collegel and Lieut.. Col. Ellis B. Miller
(War College).
2:iO-Albert R. Mackenzie (Colum-
bfa) and John c., shorey (Bann)
2:15-IIeo r. Pass (Bsnn) and Nor
man J. Han (Bann.)
2;20-Dr. Joseph Friedman (Beaver
Damp and William H. Kirsh (Beaver
2:.5-Gustav Ring (woodmontl and
Harvey warwick CCong).
2:S0-Richard J. Quigley CHarpsr)
and Anthony schumann, jr. tBeaver
2:S5-John L. ouigley tHarpsr)
ana G. v. Boyer (Heaver nam).
2:4e-w. L. Pendergast (Rann.1 ana
J. z. GoSgin DANNY.
2:45-s; c, CLARK [,1, S1naian ssrtSs'
2:5c-D. L. Thomson (ManOr) ana R.
F. Garrity (Manor1.
3:O0-R,chard Iunn CchGvy chase)
mad N. A Shipley (ArRyle).
The Washington times., 1930-05-05
INDIANS, 8; RED Sox, !

Totals. 4214SO 1sIrotals. 40 IA 80 Is
lBatted for Goldman in ninth;
2Batted for Holloway in ninth
3Batted for MacFayden in ninth.
Iran for Webb in tenth.
Cleveland ...... I-S
Runs - Burnett. Jameson, AverilL
Seeds, L. Sewell Gardner. Brown
Myatt, oliver (2l, Miller, Webb tZl'
Scarritt. Heving. Errors-Regan. Rhyme
MacFayden, Brown. Runs batted IN
Webb, Regan (2). Todt, scarriu lsI'
Burnett, l.. Sewell (2), Myatt, jamie
SON (S). Two-base hlts-Seeds. Brown'
Burnett. L. Sewell. 2; Scarritt' AyerlIl.
Three-base hits-Scarritt. Regan Home
run Jameson. Sacrifices - Scarrlt.
Todt, MacFayden, Rhyme. Double plays
-Regan to Todt: Regan TO Rhyme 70 70
Todt; Hodapp to Morgan: Hevlns 20
Rhyme. Left on bases-Cleveland, "
Boston, IL. Bases on balls-On brown
.; off Holloway, q, off MacFayden. l. J..
Hits-Off Brown, II in Z, none out IN
eighth; off Holloway, In j inning
off Harder, In 2 innings; OH Mac
Fayden, IL in . innings; of Morrls'
. in / inning. Struck out-By Bro"n
2: by MacFayden. /; by Morris, ! !.
Winning pitcher - Harder. Loshs
pitcher-Morris. Umpires-Van Grat-
Ian, Connolly and McGowan. Time
Z.2A,
The Washington times., 1930-05-05
SECOND GAME

Totals. SO "a 80 1Sl Totals. 81 IL 80 II
1Batted for Hill in fifth.
2Batted for Bell In seventh.
3Batted for Lindsey in ninth.
4Batted for Wilson in ninth.
Slated for Orsattt in ninth.
Slated for Haines in thirteenth
Brooklyn. 50 0.OsO2O 90 al
St. Louis. 1000 40 90 2-lO
Runs-Frederick (2l. Warner, Herman
(s). Hendrick 90. Wright (Sl. Doutnl'
(sj. High ca. Ferrell. Hafsy, Mane19so' 9so
Peel, Smith. Colbert l2l. Two-bass hits
Frederick t2l. High, Hafey. Flowers
Wright Three-base hit-Herman. Home
runs-HeDdrick, pouthit, Hafey; Runs
batted in-Hsndrick t3l. Douthf' Her
man (2l. Flowers 90. Hafey a.. Friseh
High. Sacrifice hits-Warner. DOuthit'
Frederick Double plays-Frisch to Gel
bert 10 watkins. Frisch to watkins
Hafey to Frisch, Wright to Flowers to
BlssOnetts. Wild pitch-Eliiott. Ais
Bases By S'S@e' ON baIIsEoff Hs Hill % g. Oft Bel.
l. off Elliott, =; off Moss, l. Struck
out-By Elliott, 5: by Hill. 3: by Bell.
2; by Clark. ,: by Grabowsk I.
Pitching rscord-off Hill. 5 hits. 8
runs, in 5 innings: off Bell. 1 hits,
. runs. in . innings: off Lindsey:
ski. hits. 2 runs. in ala innings:
off Haines . hits. run. in rs
inning; off Elliott, 10 hits runs in
S1-3 innings; off Moss. no hits. no
runs, in NO inning: off Clark. 4 hits,
2 runs. in innings; off Morrison. no no
bases-St. Louis, o; Brooklyn, IL. Win
ming pitcher--Ciark. Losing pitcher
Grabowski Umpires-Reardon. McGraw
and Moran. Time--S:O1.
The Washington times., 1930-05-05
MANDELL MEETS WINNER

MILWAUKEE. Wis., May D.
Sammy Mandell, lightweight
champion, has agreed to meet the
survivor of the King Tut-Bruce
Flowers bout next Thursday nlgnt'
it was announced today at the
AntlerS Fight Club,
The Washington times., 1930-05-05
POUNDS THAT COUNT

A study of Oxford-C Cambridge
rowing over a period of 100 years,
made by Maxwell Stevenson.
chairman of the intercollegiate
Rowing Association, showed that
the heavier crew won In more
than 70 per cent of the meetings.
The Washington times., 1930-05-05
CUBS, 8; PILLS, 7
PHILADELPHIA

Totals. 81 l2x2s 13f Totals. IS ii ~ Il
xone out when winning run scored
. Iran for Hartnett in ninth.
2Batted for Collins in ninth.
Philadelphia ....0o 0 400 2-I
Chicago .......... 40 90 Is
Runs-Thompson t2), O'Doul (C.
Klein. McCurdy' sweetland, English
Grimm, Hornsby. Wilson (2), Cuyler.
Malone. d. Taylor. Errors--Thevenow
?: Collins, 2; English, Hornsby. Hart
nett Runs driven in-Wtlson (2D,
o. DouI Klein CD. Stephenson. Hornsby.
Grimm, whitney. TwO-base hits-Wif-
SON. Mccurdy. sacrtfices-English
Grimm. Stolen bases-Stephenson. 2.
Double plays-Thompson TO Thevenow
TO Hurst: whitney to Thompson to
Hurst: English to Hornsoy 10 Grimm
English to Grimm. Struck Out-By
sweetls nd, /; by Malone. 5; by Collins:
/. Bases on balls-Of Malone. s.; off
SweetIand, 4: off Collins, 4. Pitching
record-Off SweetIand hits in 2-S
innings: off Collins hits in i-$
innings off Alexander, hits In Ia
inning Wild pitches-Maione, koupal.
Umpires-Ptirman. Klein and Donahue.
The Washington times., 1930-05-05
N. Y. RGcQueters
Beat District Team,

The Seventh Regiment tennis
team Of New York defeated a
picked group of Washington
players. 5-4. Results:
singles-Mitchen CW.) defeated Bow
man, 6-3, S-6, rs: ConsIdine wv
defeated Eckersall, 6-S, 6-S: Tom
Mangin (W.) defeated Cutler, 10-8,
6-2; Aytelotte (7thl defeated Charest'
6-3, Ct; LeGros (7th) defeated Rut-
feated Haas. 6--1, al.
Doubles-Considine and Mitchell (w,)
defeated Aytelotte and Bowman, e-S.
e.; Cutler and Eekersall (7th). de-
feated Mangin and Charest 6-2, 6-4:
Cunningham and LeGros (7th) de-
feated Haas and Rutley. SIS. 6-2,
6-4.