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BRANDT NOW
TOP NOTCHER
Lefthander Beats Pirates
81 In Ten Fast
Innings
BY HUGH :. FULLERTON. JR.
Associated Press Shorts Writer


Ed Brandt. who has been pitching
for the Braves several seasons with
out threatening the 500 mark in the
averages, has made himself one Of
the best southpaws in the National
league.
Brandt turned in his 10th victory
OF the year yesterday when the
Braves downed Pittsburgh. , 70 l.
in the ten-inning first game OF n
double header. He has lost eigh.
contests. giving him an average OF
.667. The Boston ace held the Bucs
10 four hits in ten frames. walked
only one man and finally scored the
winning III himself. The Pirates
came back strong against Bill She--
del in the second game and won
To 4.
HubbeII Wins
Timely hitting behind Carl Hub
bell gave New York a 3 10 ! victory
over Larry Benton and the Cincin-
until the ninth inning and BY that
game ahead or Chicago and 9 l-2
behind the league leading St. Louis
Cardinals. who were rained out N
Philadelphia.
The Cubs could make no headw1y
against Watson Clark OF BROOKLYN
until the ninth innings and by that
time Brooklyn had come through
with an eigth inning rally against
Charley Root that netted them four
runs and g 4 70 l victory.
Heavy hitting again played the
ATw e,n~F ~ tho hwrnWrnnn 1naurTC
program and with II came the
broken record that has become all
most a daily occurrence in the jun
ior circuit.
Earl Averill. Cleveland slugger,
crashed his 28th home run OF the
year AZ the Indians made II three
straight over Washingtons second
place Senators. 10 TO 8. The homer
broke the Cleveland record set last
wear bv Eddie Morgan.
Sens Lose Ground.
This defeat. the fourth IN success
sion. left Washington only 3 IL
games ahead or New York who used
the home run route TO a 7-3 victory
over ST. Louis. Lou Gehrig hit his
3Srd Of the wear. then Joe Sewcll
hit for the circuit. md finally Babe
Ruth crashed out his 34th iour
Dagger with the bases full in the
ninth 70 provide the winning ma
Gin.
The White Sox won their third
came II. IT starts against the phi'1-
delphia Athletics by pounding Waite
HOyt and Eddie Rommel for 10 hits.
The score was IL 70 6.
Boston dropped q 7 70 2 decision %
Detroit as Art He-rines pitching
kept them helpless.
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BOHEMIAN IS
EASY WINNER
Fleming and Watkins In
Draw; Rattan And
Vitella Win

Young Stecher, the Bing-Bang
Bohemian, won the main event Of
the wrestling card here Thursday
night. coming back strong TO win the
last two falls from Stanley West,
the Oklahoman.
West took the first fall with an
alligator hold. Stecher won the second
with a crab hold and the last with
a slam and body pin.
This scrap developed into a slug
ging bee in the last fall and Ernie
Stephens crawled through the rop,s
and took charge. The Bohemian
YOU know. one Of those free-care
fellows who fits hither. thither and
yon-didn't care particularly where
his blows landed. one Of them
caught Referee Pickett squarely IN
the mouth. And a stiff punch II vas,
too. This was the cue for Ernie 10
take charge.
Dutch Mantell kept the crowd in
terested end in addition threw ROBIN
Blue in his spare time two falls oIt
OF three. Blue took the first IN foLr
minutes with a flying scissor. Dutch
am DaCk 10 VIII lllt ctNbAlA WIN +.
scissor and the third with a slam and
body pin.
Dutch's Nifties.
The bout seemed highly incidental
rs Dutch kept the crowd roaring. he
sounded as IL he were a song ana
dance man with his running patter.
Nov who's poppa?" MADE in Cher
many" Get Me Poulos,' were some
of the nifties he sprang In the ring
Wolf Fleming and Sailor Watkins
took one fall each In a 80 minute
time limit bout. Fleming took the
first in Is minutes with a hook scls-
sor and armstretch. Watkins VIM
ming hold was a step-oyer toe mold.
Silent Rattan beat Joe Manning
in II minutes with a cradle rock.
Pancho Vitella beat Milly Wake
field in Is minutes with a slam ana
w.sN
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Net Tourney
Opens At Houston

HOUSTON. Aug. 2l-lP-Cham-
rions from five Texas towns we're
ready today ~ start a belated fight
for the Texas Athletic Federation's
tennis titles.
The tourne. originally was sched-
uled 70 get under way yesterday but
rain caused a poStponement.
Annie Mae Reichert OF San An
tonic is the only champion here 70
defend her title
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Il DEAN

For the next year after / left
home to see the world. / tramped
hither and yon. Funny thing
about that was only IA when /
started. I didn't have any money
to start on and l never cared much
about a steady job. but I usually
came out okay. l sold newspapers
and chopped some more cotton
during that time. besides pitching
a game Of ball now and then.
/ finally drifted into Houston.
Here something happened that
changed my whole life.
I'm walking up Main street a day
after I hit town wondering what to
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Peck Is Champ

ELECTRA. Tex. Aug. 2l-P-
The Electra Country club crowned
q new golf champion yesterday.
Bob Peck OF Wichita Falls de-
feated .. y. Barnett or Eastland.
two lip. in the 36-hole final match
to win the clubs second annual in
vitation tournament. Loss OF his
tee shot On the 36th home account
cd for Barnett's defeat. He was the
medalist.
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STECHER, MANTELL VICTORS ON MAT CARD
Amateur Fight Card To Be Held Here Soon
Fishing Duel Is
Up Saturday
CBy Staff Memberl


PORT ISABEL, Aug. 2l.-An
angling contest between three
Of the Valleys best Nimrods will
be held here at 2:3O p. m. Sat-
urday. Expert swimmers will
serve as the fish"
The anglers in the contest are
5. /. Jackson. w. G. weston and
Johnny Thompson. They will use
No. 3 lines.
Expert swimmers will tie hook
ed on the lines. The first angler
to land his fish" will get a
$3.50 prize and the swimmer who
stays out the longest will get a
similar prize.
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MANY MAKE PLANES

WASHINGTON The manufac-
,ure OF airplanes is being taken care
az in the United States by l03 COM
panies. These companies manufac-
tured 324 airplanes for domestic
and civil use during the first three
months Of 1881. Two companies
manufactured more than 25. nine
between 10 and %. five built be-
tween ) and 9. and twelve manu-
featured between 2 and :.
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TEXAS LEAGUE LEADERS
CBy the Associated Press

by the Associated Press
Runs: Selph. Houston. LOG.
Hits: Stanton. Wichita Falls. fs6.
Doubles: Stanton, Wichita Falls.
As.
Triples: white. Beaumont. 10.
Home runs: Solters. Shreveport.
IL.
Runs batted in: Medwick, Hous-
ton. los.
Games won: Dean. Houston. "a.
Games pitched: Payne, Houston.
43.
Complete games: Harris, Fort
Worth. "a.
Strikeouts: Dean. Houston. 253.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batting. Simmons. Athletics. .385.
Ruth. Yankees. .37l.
Runs Gchrig Yankees 100. Ruth
Yankees. 100.
Runs batted in. Gehrig Yankees
l3l. Ruth. Yankees. 1914.
Hits. Simmons. Athletics. ia,
GehriC. Yankees. $50.
Doubles. Webb. Red Sox. 81
Alexander. Tigers. 30.
Triples. Johnson. Tigers. IS: Sim
mons. Athletics. 13.
Home runs: Ruth Yankees. "a.
Gehrig. Yankees. 80.
Stolen bases. Chapman. Yankees
IS, Johnson. TIGERS. 80.
Pitching. Grove. Athletics. won
p. lost ?: Mahaffey, Athletics. w0r
Is. lost 2
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
CBy the Associated Press
'AII'4WNIIIN -UIItN OF AUU- u d
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting. Davis. Phillies 1854.
Terry. Giants. .346.
Runs: Klein. Phillies. l02: Terry
Giants. 88.
Runs batted in: Klein. Phillies
lOl: Terry. Giants. 81.
Hits: Klein. Phill!es: L. waner
Pirates. l63.
Doubles: Adams, Cardinals. 80.
HJrnsby. Cubs. 81.
Triples. Terry. Giants. IS. Her
man, Robins: Travnor. Pirates. Il
Home runs: Klein, Phillies. 90; OFT
Giants p.
Stolen bases. Frisch. Cardinals. III.
Cuvls-. Cubs. ~.
Pitching. Haines. Cardinals. wol
10, lost 3: Farmhouse, Braves. Won
3. lost 3.
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NIX Sent Home

CHICAGO. Aug. 2l-Pl-Ha Nc
Kahn. young White Sox righthand-
or. whose pitching arm went dead
early IN the season has been sent
70 his home az Council Bluffs, Ia.
for the rest Of the season.
He will report 10 the Sox again
next spring.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Detroit T. Boston 2
cleveland 10. washington 8.
Chicago II. Philadelphia 6.
New York Z. ST. Louis 3.
Fridays Games.
Boston al Detroit.
washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia al Chicago.
New York AT St. Louis.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

TbN INT NsSUDTIIFN FIF1NT
NEW YORK-JImmie McLarnln
Vancouver. B. O.. ~outpointed Billy
P~etrolle, Fargo. n d.. G0l. Young
Terry. Trenton. II. u. Outpointrd
Benny Miller Los Angeles. t8l. Andy
Saviola. Brooklyn. and Marty Gold
man. Brooklyn. drew. t8l.
CHICAGO-TOm Patrick. Los An
geles. outpointed Baxter Calmes
Wichita. Kas., G0).
Sioux Fails. s. D-Irish NICK
ma. Flandreau. outpointed n:
Demery. Sioux Falls. G0.
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ITS THE
TEXAS LEAGUE

Galveston IS. DalldS Y.
All other games rained out.
Fridays Games
Shreveport al San Antonio.
Dallas nj Galveston.
Fort Worth at Houston.
Wichita Falls al Beaumont.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-21

Pathways on many courses
throughout the country n baked
hard at this time Of tho year. As
n result Of this. many players find
that thew cannot play their usual
iron game.
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The
Sports
Spade.
BY A EUSTACR
] u m n N m n N n n N n

Max Schmeling. the worlds hea =
weight champion will make an APP
pearance in the Valley sometime m
October. Present plans call for him
to referee a wrestling match n 60
box a four round exhibition.
Ernest Stephens, Valley promoter.
closed the deal Thursday IN a long
distance phone call 10 Jack Curley.
wrestling impressariO. at New york
Curiey also offered Big Bill Illden
for an appearance here, but Steph-
ems did not believe interest in ten
mis- was high enough in the valley
to bring the pro champion here.
stephens has not decided where
Schemeling will make his appear
ance. but will likely be AZ ei'her
The German Dempsey increased
Brownsville or Harrington.
his popularity a thousand fold
when he proved his right 70 the
championships BY pounding out a
decisive victory over Young Strib-
ling VALLEY fans were strong IN
Stribling's favor due 10 his appear
ance in the Santa Cruz arena
several months ago.
THE Port Isabel Pelicans and Rio
AHondo White o Will continue
l.heir duel for the Valley amateur
championship az San Benito sun
cav. The seaside Sluggers o the
dnening engagement last week in a
styenth-inning batting spree which
akost drove Big Bill KachJik from
tim mound. Sundays game will Get
unrsr way at $3.50 p. m. IN the san
BeAto city league park.
THREE GAMES are on the docke.
for townsville sunday. The Robins
and Internationals will continue
their fight for the City League
chamr1nship with a morning game
on the &c. diamond. The Palmer
Tigers f-l play q pair q games WIN
n team . Rio Grande City a--staTS
at Tiger Park.
Mere MtSaIculations
In BiloN We both figured that
Joe Cron.a would be even better
this season than ne was last. But
he isn't. A. least he hasn't been
thus far ana the halfway mark IS
passed. Joe sill gets my vote for
the best sh0tstoD in the major
leagues. but I'm afraid he IS several
steps behind he lad who won he
American Leagues most valuable
player award "a 1880.
We also th0u-ht tina. Hein'e
Manush would Fet Jus. as many
hits and drive IN as many runs
as last year. b. Heinie slumped
too. Latest avera.5s show him Just
barely above ths ZOO mark in
batting, which i w figure ct al
for him.
Those Pesky AS
But the main pom. on which We
both erred was tha PHILADELPHIA
Athletics. Neither ore WI is could
gee the Nackmen set,n- a mace as
fast as they have done this season.
we were under the impression
then that Earnshaw had \ dead
arm fastened 10 his righ. shoul-
DER. we also thought Simmons was
having difficulty standing on his
weak ankles. Rumors drifting in
from Hot Springs seemed 70 in
dictate this. bit events shortly
proved them false.
There are few who doubt hat
Walter has had a finely balanced
team this year. We're all AGREED
that Connie Mack is winning more
games with his
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Thursdays Results
Boston "a. Pittsburgh is.
New York 3, Cincinnati /.
Brooklyn Z Chicago l..
ST. Louis at Philadelphia, rain.
Fridays Games.
ST. Louis az Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh al Boston.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Little Rock LII. Atlanta 81.
Memphis Birmingham, double
header. rain.
New Orleans %. Chattanooga 81.
Knoxville z. Nashville 2
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-30
Following Orders

"Why, Martha" cried the thin SIS
ter, why on earth are you boiling
all those chocolate bon bons?"
We'll" sighed the stout girl, Il
am on a liquid diet for awhile"
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-30
STOMACH

lust a tasteless dose of Phillips
y Milk of Magnesia in water. That
is an alkali, effective yet harmless. It
has been the standard antacid for
so years. One spoonful will neutralize
at once many times its volume in acid.
It's the right way, the quick, pleasant
and efficient way to kill all the
excess acid. The stomach becomes
sweet, the pain departs. You are
happy again in five minutes.
Don't depend on crude methods.
Employ the best way yet evolved in
all the years of searching. That is
Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Be sure
to get the genuine.
The ideal dentifrice for clean
teeth and healthy gums is Phillips
Dental Magnesia, a superior tooth
paste that safeguards against acid
mouth.
The Coolidge examiner., 1931-10-30
BABY
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Look to this couse

When your baby fusses, tosses and
seems unable to sleep restfully, look
for one common cause, doctors say.
Constipation. To get rid quickly of
the accumulated wastes which cause
restlessness and discomfort, give 9
cleansing dose of CastOria. CastOria
you know, is made specially for
children's delicate needs. 1t is a pure
vegetable preparation; contains no
harsh drugs, no narcotics 1t is so
mild and gentle you can give it to a
young infant to relieve collie. Yet it is
as effective for older children. Cas-
toria's regulative help will bring re-
laxed comfort and restful sleep to
your baby. Keep a bottle on hand
Genuine Castoria always has the
name:
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;. vi. II. Athletics
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Farm Board Head
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