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The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
High School Faculty
Members Entertained

H. o. Saxvik, superintendent of the
Bismarck schools, and Mrs. Saxvik en-
tertained members Of the high school
faculty at q dinner and Christmas
party Monday evening in the private
dining room at the Grand Pacific Eat
Shop.
Covers were placed for IS at long
table centered with red roses and baby
breath in a green bowl and lighted
with red tapers. A four-course turkey
dinner was served.
After dinner the evening was spent
at bridge, with Clarion E. Larson and
Miss Myrtle Sandie holding high
scores. Mr.. and Mrs. SaxvilZ re ereived
a gift OF pewter from the facui,.l'. r.
L. Wells making the presentation.
Guests from out-of-town ct the
party, which Is an annual affair. were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Hook of Williston,
brother and sister -in-law of Mrs.
Saxyik.
Miss Genevieve Rue, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Rue, I'll Avenue
A, has arrived from the University
of Minnesota to spend the holidays
here.
Norman Nupen, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Nupen, 219 Seventh ST.,
who is attending the University OF
North Dakota, here to spend
Christmas with his parents.
! X i \
DR.. and Mrs. J. O. Thoreson, Ma
son apartments, plan to leave Thurs
day by auto for Fargo, to spend
Christmas with DR.. Thoreson's s
mother, Mrs. Julia Thoreson.
| X X X
! Ernest and Elmer Benser, SONS oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Benser. 500 Fiji
teenth street, have returned from
Grand Forks for the holidays. Boti
are students at the University Of
North Dakota.
| Mr.. and Mrs H. O. Saxvik, g.
Eighth street. have as their guest.
for the holiday season Mr. and Mrs
G. E. Hook and baby of Williston
who arrived Monday evening. Mr.
Hook is brother Of Mrs. Saxvik.
| y y X
Lieutenant and Mrs. c. N. 8. Bal.
lou, Fort Lincoln. have as thei,
guest for the holiday season Mrs
Ballous sister, Mrs. Wilhelmina Col
lier Of Minneapolis. Mrs. Collier il
teacher In the Minneapolis publ,
schools.
\ X X
Mrs. Lota Newsome and son, My.
ron. Miles City. Mont, who have bee,
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
L. J. Agnew. i017 Fourth St., for tht
last week, left Tuesday noon for St
Paul, where they will visit for som'
time.
X X
! Mrs. A. G. Sorlie and daughters
Ruth and Evelyn. and son, Glen. ant
Mrs. O. S. Hilleboe will arrive Tues
day evening from Grand Forks to b
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
q. D. Mann. 232 Avenue A West, dur
ing the holidays. Mrs. Hilleboe 1
Mrs. Manns mother and Mrs. Sorli,
lis her sister.
Il Mrs. Eva Personius and son, My
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
LOSES FOOT IN MISHAP

Thief River Falls, Minn., Dec. %.
-(AP)-Ed Hill, %, brakeman on
the 500 Line Railroad, suffered the
amputation Of his right foot Tues
day as a result of an accident at
Ardoch Monday night. Hill slipped
from the step Of an engine and his
clothing caught. He was dragged
for some distance before the engine
was stopped.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22

the quartet. Mrs. Acker and Mr.. An
derson sang the solo parts.
Visitors at the meeting were Judge
r. @. Mcfarland, jamestown, and
Max Wishek, Ashley.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
TAUGHT HERSELF

Jacksonville, F1a.-A case of the
teacher being taught appeared be-
fore Judge !. M. Anderson. The
teacher was q woman who, accord
ing to her testimony, decided to get
drunk in order to teach her husband
q lesson Il thought If he could see
me drunk he wouldn't drink any
more" she explained. She succeed
ed in getting drunk, but the result
was that she and friend hubby had 6
fight. The uproar brought polio;
and caused her arrest. She Learned
the lesson instead of her husband.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
MILK MEN EXEMPT

Miami, fla milkmans early
working hours may be bit incon-
venient to him, but they present a
good argument when it comes tc
getting out of jury duty. George
Wachstetter. milkman. was excused
from the u. S. district court jury
panels by Judge Ritter. "You might
go to sleep in the jury box" the
Judge told George after the milkman
had explained his job required him
getting up at q. m. every day.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
CoNFEssEs TO POISONING

Storm Lake, Iowa, Dec. 22.-(R)-
Six months quiet detective work
with the assistance Of q nationally
known handwriting expert Tuesday
resulted in officers obtaining q con-
fession from Amos Harper, %, that
he had poisoned M. A. Lee. 73, a
wealthy farmer Of Sioux Rapids, Ia,
last May.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
Miss Virginia Burton
Is Bride of Fargo Man

Announcement is made by Mr.. and
Mrs. D. b. Burton, zoe Washington St.,
Of the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Virginia Marie, to Samuel Rus
sell Calhoun, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Calhoun, Fargo. The wedding
took place Dec. S at the home of the
brides aunt, Mrs. N. E. Stowe, Fargo.
Mr.. Calhoun and his bride now are
on an eastern trip and will return
to Fargo after the first of the year to
make their home.
The bride was graduated from the
Bismarck high school. Mr.. Calhoun
is employed in the offices of the
Northern Pacific Railway in Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
FARGO WOMAN DIES

Fargo, Dec. 22.-tR)-Mrs. A. G.
Brunsvold, Fargo, died In a Roches-
ter, Mimi, hospital Tuesday follow
ing an operation, according to word
received here.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
FARGO MAN SUCCUMBS

Fargo, Dec. 22.-(AP)-A resi-
dent Of Fargo since he came here
from Blackjack, Minn., eight years
ago, Ole Lindquist died in a Fargo
hospital Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
THAT'S COMING SOME!

111z11 y OO11V11V1 OO1'17'
Twenty-Five million dollars worth
of $40 gold pieces were coined at the
United States Mint during November,
1881. Total coinage during November
was 1,650,000 pieces. valued at $22,-
055 900.
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Through The Tribune Want Ads
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22
City.County Briefs

e. A. Hughes left by plane Tuesday
for Minneapolis. From there he will
60 to Miami, Florida.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cleveland, Wing
are parents OF a son born Monday at
st. AlexiuS hospital.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22

The expression stony y-broke" ORR
ginated from the old custom of break
ing craftman's stone bench when he
failed to pay his debts.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-22

Mrs. Eva Personius and son, My
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
BRITISH ARE
BEING BEATEN
American Woman Taking
Spotlight In u. s.
National

FOREST HILLS. N. Y. Aug. 20.
Pi-The changes for an inter-
NATIONAL singles final IN the women's
national tennis championship ap-
rcared considerably simmer TO-DAY
as only four Of the seven British
entries were left in the running and
one of the four had TO stake her
chances Of survival on a single set.
"A sudden storm late yesterday
afternoon cut short the program
after three British stars had been
eliminated and when a fourth. Mrs.
Dorothy c. Shepherd-Barron cap
tain of the British Wightman Cup
team. stood all square with her OPP
ponent, Mrs. Marion Zinderstein
Jessup. Each had won one set. Ms.
Jessup taking the first &c. and Mr..
Shepherd Barron the second. 60.
The completion or that matca
formed one OF the few high spots m
today's schedule. After the weather
had ended activities yesterday.
washing out the entire doubles pro-
gram as well q three singles
matches. II was decided that onIy
the third round singles matches
would be completed today. leaving
most or the time for doubles.
Led by Mrs. Willis Moody. -four
California stars and one British
invader already we're in the quarter
finals.
Mrs. Moody had an easy triumph
yesterday. downing Joan Ridley OF
England. 6l3. 60.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
M'Larnin, Petrolle
To Fight Tonight

NEW YORK. Aug. 20. lPl-It's
the rubber battle between Billy PET
role. the veteran scrapper from
Fargo. n. D., and Jimmy McLarnin.
the Vancouver y%oungster. at the
Yankee stadium tonight.
Petrolle. who thought he had hal
enough OF the ring a year or sC
ago, came out Of retirement and
gave Jimmy ne OF the worst becr-
ings Of his career. Then McLarnin
turned around and polished off Billy
in a return bout. Tonight. in their
third meeting within a year. they
hope TO settle the argument. The
bout Is over the ten-round route
about 9 p. m. Eastern Standard
Time 10 p. III. Texas Time).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Seeded Teams In
Detroit Classic
Are Going Strong

DETROIT, Aug. 90. tP-SinE!es
and doubles matches in both mems
and women's classes were on today
schedule in the national public parks
tennis tournament. with the favor
ties still very much in the running
for the championships.
All seeded teams survived yes:cr-
days doubles play. both men ami
women. George jennings and Cor
don Braudt. Chicago: Dooley l..
Mitchell AID Thomas Marley. Wash
ington. Arnold Simons, Louisville.
and Fred Roger. Dallas. and George
O'Connell. Chicago. asd Clay Ha-
honey, Los Angeles. seeded in tina.
order, and four other unseedad
teams play quarter final matches
today.
In the women's doubles. Mrs. Viz
GINA Quicker and Mrs. Ann Linde-
man. St. Louis. and Mrs. Ruth
MARTINEZ and Frances Walker.
Washington, seeded first and second
we're ready for semi-fi.al matches.
rs were Mary Zita McHale ana
Charlotte McQuiston. Dallas. fourth
seeded. while Kayser and Verna
Corcoran. Buffalo. ranked third.
still faced a delayed second round
match.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
LOCALS WIN
AT HARLINCEN
Austin Scores Three Game
High With a 536;
Hinkley End
BY Staff Member

HARLINGEN, Aug. 2O.-Averag-
ing l49 lis pins per game. a
Brownsville team Of ten-pin BOWERS
took the measure Of a Harlingen
squad here Wednesday night BY ,
total Of lac pins. The total scores
were 2.236 TO 600.
Neither club seemed TO hit its
stride and the scores we're low. Sic
bert Of Harlingen failed to break A
century in his first start, getting an
80.
The Brownsville squad took the
last two after dropping the first by
two pins-700 TO 500.
Austin OF Harrington held high
three games with a $50 total. He also
racked up high single with a 2O5.
Hlnkley r. Bro nsville was next IN
Inc with a three-game 513. This
was the second game OF a series.
Harrington won the first encounter
which was staged on the Brownsville
alleys earlier in the week.
Tho Crn~nc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20

NEENM Wy
JEROME H. (DIZZY) DEAN

with a baseball and found out that
by holding 1t certain ways it would
do certain things. Clarence Dean,
10 relation Of us Deans, was man.
ager Of the high school team and
I asked him TO let me pitch.
Il have some funny curves and
| can fool those guys" / told him.
That ,.as my first outburst OF
confidence that some writers call
braggin' but I meant it just like /
mean II everything I tell anyone
what l think I a do against any
club.
COPIED High School Title
Paul. my brother, played short
stop for US. He was just 10 years
old then but showing earmarkS Of
zeal ability. Paul came through IN
the ninth and singled with two on
base and we won. 81. 1t was just
o breeze from then on out for
Spaulding and we won the high
school title. We played 10 games.
l pitched and won sever OF EN-.
Folks down at Holdenville had
a plCNNN ldL COulANAl bdAl NAl- 1AAA
challenged us 70 a championship
game.
We played the first three games
at Holdenville ana the next two
at Spaulding. Holdenville copied
the first two. l pitched the third
and We won. Then we went 20
Spaulding and won another TO tie
the score. The fifth game which
! pitched went III innings and We
won II. 6-5. Again Us Dean boys
starred. Paul getting a couple Of
hits and I famed about II.
Dizzy Becomes a Wanderer
I stayed in Spaulding pitching
until I vas "a. BY that time I had
a lot Of stuff and was beginning
to learn something. But the old
travel bug got me. Me and the
boil weevilS never did get along.
anyway. and hoeinR cotton wasn't
my idea OF a short way 70 the
major leagues. a goal I had already
set for myself.
So at IA l started out to see the
world.
TOMORROW: Dizzy Joins the
Army to See the World.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Grande CITY
10 Play Tigers
Games Sunday

The Palmer Tigers will plav a
double-header here SUNDAY with
an all-star aggregation from Rio
Grande City. 1t has been n
nounced BY Nick Martinez. man
lger.
The morning game will get I'M
Ger way at gao and the afternoon
fray at $3.50. The tits will be held
al Tiger park.
Salinas and Warner will hurl for
The locals while Williams and
Salinas are slated TO work for the
visitors.
Last Sunday Bullet Joe" Salinas
tNirled a great game against the
San Benito all-stars. only to drop
the decision by a 10 count. A
passed ball accounted for the only
run in the tilt.
SUNDAY after next the Palmer
Tigers will bring the Sinten Red
Sox here for another twin Dill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
BY DIZZY DEAN

Copyright, 1881, NEA Serv., Inc.)
Don't expect me TO tell you folks
that l was born rich or anything
like that. This Is going 10 be Just
the kind OF Story Id like TO read
myself. about a poor boy coming
! n from the farm and making good
The farm vas located In Holden
vile. Okla. IL wasn't much OF a
farm as farms go. just 100 acres
and we tried TO grow cotton. corn,
vegetables and such things, but
l guess as farmers Us Dean boys
turned u TO be good ball players.
II was Jan. Is. 1910. just when
one OF those Oklahoma sand storms
was on that I was born. My dad
tells me that ! wasn't much 10
look at. Anyway. ! am one OF three
boys-Paul. IL years old. now with
the Columbus team. and watch his
smoke. and Elmer. %. Elmer never
took much interest in baseball. He
is a banker but I guess Paul and
I need a banker in the family to
handle some OF this big monev we
will make out OF baseball. Evelt1. a
nurse in San Antonio, was the
only other child.
When / was four years OF age my
mother died. NV father, Albert
Monroe Dean, raised us.
SchOOldays? Just a Few
When seven years old we moved
away from Holdenville. finally
stopping at Spaulding. Okla. Dad
got another farm and We went to
school. incidentally. I finished nv
education as far as book learnin'
is concerned there. attending school
for nine years. when I didn't play
hockey or stay home 10 feed the
COWS or hoe cotton.
One day when I was about II
years OF age the manager OF the
high school team at Spaulding in
formed US kids that the
Oklahoma State Teachers were
coming 10 town for a series OF
games with US. The teachers rep
resented a college while us kids
were just high school punks who
didn't know much baseball.
/ had been sort OF fooling around
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Vines, Van Ryn
To Clash Today
AT Newport, R. |.

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 20. lP--
Ellsworth Vines. Californian, and
John Van Ryn. Davis Cup veteran.
meet in the Newport Casino Cln
semi-finals today.
Sidney Wood OF New York,
Wimbledon finaiist and Davis Cap
player. meets Frederick j. Perry.
British internationaliSt, in the other
scmi-fiual.
Vines entered the semi-finals BY
defeating Frank n Shields OF Ne~
York.
Van Ryn beat Bryan Grant Fl
Atlanta.
Wood registered a straight set
victory over Johnny Doeg.
Perry upset George NJ. Lott. Jr.,
one of his American Davis Cup OPP
ponents-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
the Assoclated Pressl

y TIE ASSOCldLeu PreSSI
RENO, Nev.-Jack Dempsey. Reno.
Knocked out Jack Beasley. Oakland.
Calf. ~ exhibition.
OAKLAND, Calif.-Tod Morgan.
Los Angeles. outpointed Frankie
Stetson, San Francisco. CIOD.
SAN FRANCTSCO-Pud CONAN.
Vallejo. Calf. defeated Eddie
Roberts, Tacoma, Wash, u0l-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
BY HUGH FULLERTON. Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

For some time, Lefty Grove, star
southpaw OF the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, has been hanging around the
portals OF baseballs hall of fame
pressing some strong claims TO
ownership Of one OF the inches. He
gained off Slal recognition for a
place IN the hall yesterday when
he recorded his sixteenth consccu-
tive victory by beating the Chicago
White SOx. 4 70 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Wednesdays Results

Wednesdays Results
New York 6, Cincinnati 5.
Chicago 4-3. Brooklyn Is.
Philadelphia "a. S.. Louis 2-8
Pittsburgh al Boston. rain.
Thursdays Games
Cincinnati al New York.
Chicago az Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
GRADY REYNOLDS. GREYHOUND

GtNAD4 III Grey u
coach. has returned > san Penito
and Will begin football training
next Monday. Grady has been at
tending summer sessions. az the
University OF Wisconsin. His as
listant this season will be Joe Ber-
ry, while Ort..le Brown will con-
tinue as junior high coach. Now
that a. NJ. Weir has stepped up to
the senior high squad at McAllen.
Mule" should have things pretty
well his own way IN junior circles.
Weir was one OF the most success
full Junior high coaches ever to
operate IN this section. He came
along just after Red Irvine made
4 big hit with his Brownsville
junior high Red Ants
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
DID YOU KNOW THAT

South Texas golfers Will get a
surprise when they come here
Sept. 6 and 7 for their annual
Labor Day tournament .... the
new layout. recently completed.
Is one az the sportiest courses i'll
the state. the present links
emphasize accuracy .... and like
wise penalIze sloppy play. a
good golfer will find more OPP
portuuities 10 equal par figures
..... but the swish-swatter who
hooks and slices will find HIM
self behind a grove OF trees.
or IN the rcsaca. almost any
portion OF the links can be wat
cred under the new arrangement
and that's a big item III this
section ....it means no burned
out fairWays......
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Lefty Grove Wins Sixteen
Straight To Equal Record

American league record. Smoky
Joe Wood OF the Boston Red Sox
and Walter Johnson OF Washing
ton we're the previous American
league pitchers 10 win is straight
games, both Of them doing II in
1912. The major league mark Is
10 straight.
Grove has done some great work
II winning those Is games. being
relieved only once. and pitching 10
iull contests. Twice he went in as
a relief pitcher and was credited
with winning. He had something
OF a scare yesterday when a couple
OF hits and an error gave Chicago
two runs but he bore down and
ended the game. Lefty allowed sew
en- hits. three by Carl Reynolds.
and famed five while the AS were
piling up an early lead off Red
Faber.
Averill Steps Out
Just by way OF keeping pace IN
CO allng records, Earl Averill tied
Cleveland's al time home run hit
ting mark by clouting his 25th and
26th homers of the season in the
first half of a double-header with
Washington. Eddie Morgan, who
added another homer in the same
game yesterday, set the mark last
season. The Indians won both
games from the Senators By scores
OF 10 10 5 and 100 TO 8. leaving
Washington - games behind the
Athletics.
Irving Burns Of the St. Louis
Browns pulled another unique feat
TO hand the New York Yankees a
z % 3 setback. With the score
tied in the seventh and the bases
full. Burns clouted a triple and
then stole home to provide the
margin Of victory. Boston and
Detroit staged a Suggest which net
ted the Red Sox sixth place in the
standing as they won out 8 10 8.
The New York Giants gained the
days National league honors and
once more took possession OF sec
ond place in the standing. They
came through in the ninth inning
with two runs to down the Cincin-
natl Reds 6 to 5.
Cubs and Robins Split
The Chicago Cubs could get no
better than an even break with
Brooklyn. Home runs by Cuyler and
Barton spoiled a good pitching
performance BY Cy Moore in the
first game and gave Chicago a 4
to ! victory. Dazzy Vance did not
pitch quite so we'll in the second
game out there we're no homers
and the Robins rallied behind him
for four runs in the sixth and won
) TO 3.
The league leading st. Louis
Cardinals and the lowly Phillies
split another twin bill. Don Hurst's
hitting and Ray Benge's pitching
combined TO win the first game
from Philadelphia. 3 to 2. but the
Cards Slammed Frank Watt for
five runs in the first inning OF the
second clash and won. 8 TO 4.
Pittsburgh and Boston we're rain
ed out in their battle for fifth
place. bringing on a doubleheader
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Thursdays Games

Shreveport al San Antonio.
Fort Worth at Houston.
Wichita Falls at Beaumont.
Dallas al Galveston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
1 The
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results

Galveston 8. Dallas ,.
Houston 9. Fort Worth O.
Shreveport 8. san Antonio l.
Wichita Fails at Beaumont, rain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
FIVE MAT BOUTS SLATED AT ARENA TONIGHT
STECHER WILL
CRAPPLE WEST
Dutch Mantell and Blue In
Semi-Final; Rattan
To Appear

There should be a real circus al
the American Legion sports arena
here tonight. The program has
possibilities Ringing from the ride
ulous TO the sublime.
Young Stecher. the belligerent
Greek Grunt will be there TO DEM
onstrate his Spartan stomp;
silent Rattan will be there to show
the fans a bit Of real wrestling;
Dutch Mantell furnishes the comic
relief; Sailor Watkins will demon
strate how to crawl off the mat in
five different directions at the
same time: Robin Blue will try his
sensational flying scissor on Man
tell. etc.
Stecher. extremely unpopular be-
cause Of his rough tactics. will meet
a ma equally as rough IN the
main event-Stanley West. The
Indian will give Stecher an eve for
an eye and a tooth for a tooth. If
he can't do il. Ernie Stephens can.
Ernie clambcred into the ring at
Harlingen Tuesday night and threw
a kayo wallcp into Stecher's whis-
K. ! when he refused TO behave.
Show Us. Dutch
Last week Mantell Strutted
around the arena in knickerS and
undershirt telling Just what he
would do TO Robin Blue. lie got
the Bronx cheer and MAN. fans
will be present tonight in hopes Of
seeing the Amarillo Ape Man pin
ned to the mat.
Sailor Watkins will take on Wolf
Fleming. watkins should keep the
fans we'll entertained.
Silent Rattan, a top-notch vel
ter, is slated against Jack Burns,
an up-and-coming N S.onian.
II you would see some real CRAP
pling, watch this deaf and dumb
boy.
The opening bout pits Pancho
Vitella. who claims a Mexican title,
and Bully Wakefield. another City
grappler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
LEAGUE
WedneSdav'S Results

Philadelphia 4. Chicago ,.
Cleyelaqd 1910. washington SO.
New York 3. ST. Louis z.
Boston @. Detroit g..
Thursdays Games
Philadelphia AZ Chicago.
washington al Cleveland.
New York AZ ST. Louis.
Boston AZ Detroit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
|. The
Sports
Spade
by HAL
q u N n n u n q N N n n

THE U. S. amateur, which gets
Under way al Chicago Aug. 81. has
c dubbed the open amateur. "
and justly 50, for with Bobby
Jones out. there Is no outstanding
iavorite. Johnny Goodman. Jimmy
Johnson and 7. Philip Perkins are
the subjects OF much speculation.
but they could hardly be termed
iavorites. Goodman. : all good
golfers recall. eliminated Jones in
the 1929 tournament which John
Sol went ahead TO win. Perkins. an
EngliShman now living in New
York. led all amateurs III a recent
amateur OPEN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20

The Brazilian government Is
constructing a customhcuse, quar-
antine station. and animal -ouaran-
tine house in the sac Paulo dis
tricL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-20
Sunday Game

SUNDAY the Robins and Inter-
nationals will continue their duel
for the City League championship
here. The opening fray was a nif-
ty contest with the Brownsville
team downing the Matamoros out
fit 5-3. The game will be played
on the "36" diamond. Silver base
balls. which will be given members
OF the championship club, have
already arrived and are on display
at the International Shoe store.