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I'll Win In
Five Rounds
Strib Ayers

CLEVELAND. July 3.-P-Young
6tribling believes he will win the
worlds heavyweight championship
by a Knockout within five rounds
Max Schmeling says he will re-
tain his crown by knocking out
6tribling within 10 rounds
These were the pre-battle state
ments Of the principals today.
Il am in perfect condition.
Schmeling said, and I never felt
better in my life. I feel l will win
and / will be happy then, because
/ viii have proved that I am a real
champion. l can not and will not
lose. My plan Of battle j. simple
lust to keep punching until ! stop
him. / am positive he can not
knock me out and that Is his one
chance or winning. Stribling mas
never faced a man who can hit as
hard as I can"
II have seen Schmeling fight"
6tribling said. land do not under
rate his ability. but I think ] can
beat him. and that CHAMPIONSHIP
looks mighty good 10 me after 10
wears of boxing. I have no set plans
Tor the fight. I have paid no al
tention to anything thev have tole
RE about Schmeling. I'll fight him
the wav Y think best after J ct IN
there. / can tell YOU one thing. III
be throwing a lot Of punches and
nuttinr everything I've got behind
them. II ] do not win. there VII be
n a alibis. But I am sure I can WIN
decisively"
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TEXAN FAVORED
TO TAKE TITLE
Berkeley Bell Has Good
Chance In u. s.
Meet

ST. LOUIS, July s.-tF-Berkeley
Bel O. New York, why little DAVIS
Cup team aspirant and former
University Of Texas ace, today ru-ed
a strong favorlte for the National
Clay Courts Tennis championship
as the tournament entered the
semi-final round at the Triple A
courts here.
Bell, who became the favorite BY
his easy 6-1. 6-3, 6-1 victory over
George Jennings Of Chicago, Ma
tional Public Parks champion In the
quarter-flnals yesterday afternoon,
was pitted against Ellsworth Vines,
lanky California State champion
in one of the semi-final matches
today. In the other. Keith Gledhill,
Santa Barbara, Calf, i~nter-colle-
gate champion. opposes Bruce
Barnes. Austin. Tex.
The Vines-Bell match was sche-
duled for 2 p. m. &C. $. I'd with the
Gledhill-Barnes contest a half hour
later.
Barnes entered the semifinals by
conquering Bryan Grant. Jr., OF
Atlanta. the defending champion. IN
straight sets. 6-3. 6-3. 6-3. Barnes
victory over Grant was his second
Of the year, the Texan having de-
feated him in the intercollegiate
tournament last week.
Vines. first seeded player, Just
managed 10 nose out donald Cram
or Nashville. Tenn. in five hare
fought sets. 10, Ga. rs, 6-6 and
Ga.
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corner or Lot "a. Block 81 OF said
Subdivision: thence, in q northerly
direction along the east line Of lots
IA. III. 3 and 3 or Block 81 and Lots
Il. II Of Block 60 OF said Sub
division 20 the northeast corner OF
said Lot 1f. Block 60: thence, III a
westerly direction along the north
line of Lots III and IL. Block 90 and
Lot q, Block 61 OF said Subdivision
to the northwest corncr OF said Lot
9: thence, In a northerly direction
along the east line: OF Lots Y and
2. Block 81 OF said Subdivision to
the northeast corner Of said Lot 2:
thence, In IN westerly direction along
the south line on Blocks 10. go. ga.
and 81 OF said Gulf Coast Irrigation
Company's Subdivision TO the SOUTH
west corner CT said Block 67: thence,
In q northerly direction along the
east line OF the II Chapote Tract
iii Willacy County 20 the southeast
corner or Block rs or said IT Cha
pote Tract. thence. In a westerly
direction along the south line az
Blocks rs. "a. 70. ~, III. 20. So, 50.
CT and &C Of said e Chapute Tract
To the southwest corner OF sid Block
66: thence. In q northe XIV direction
along the west line OF SID Block
Ell 10 the northwest corner thereof:
thence. in "a westerly direction along
the south line Of Share Is Of the
San Juan de Carricitos Grant, to
the southwest corner thereof. thence.
in a northerly direction along the
west line OF said Share % to the
northeast corner OF Block 10. ~
the Gill Subdivision in Willacy
County: thence. In a westerly direc-
ton along the north line w Blocks
10. 20. q and % OF said Gill Sub
division 10 the northwest corner Of
said Block CO.. thence. in n southerlv
direction along the west line u
said Gill Subdivision TO the south
west corner thereof. the same being
the northwest corner or Lot ., Block
q OF the Harding Lindahl Subdivi-
sion of Share ! OF the San Juan Gle
Carricitos Grant, and continuing
south along the west line of said Lot
? TO the northeast corner OF Lot 3.
Block % cf said Subdivision. thence,
In a westerly direction along the
north line OF Lots 3 and A. Block
~ or said Harding Lindahl Sub
division to the northwest corner OF
said Lot 4; thence, southwark with
west line OF Blocks %. Is and 20
OF said Harding Lindahl SUP
division TO an inside corner In the
west line OF Lot a. Block 20 or said
Harding Lindahl Subdivision, the
same being the ". E. corner OF an
unplatted strip. or tract OF land in
Share ga or the San Juan Gle CARR
citos Grant: thence. Westward with
the north line of said unplatted strip
OF land 10 the northwest corner
thereof: the same being the north
est corner Of Block ! OF the Narcisso
Tract No. 4 and continuing westward
along the north line Of said Block
] TO the northwest corner thereof:
thence. southwark along the west
line OF Blocks ! and 2 OF said Mar
cisso Tract No. 4 10 the southwest
corner of Lot 8. block 2. the same
being a southeast corner or what
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IntersectionaI Series Make
Few Changes In Junior Loop

wound up yesterday. brought Just
one big change In the standing.
The Browns. who started their
at s~portsmans park against
the Eastern invaders In last place.
finished IL yesterday a good fifth
In the standing while the Chicago
White Sox dropped from fifth to
eighth in the same time. St. Louis
won Is games and lost five while
the White Sox had only five victor
les 70 u defeats.
The rest Of the standing remain
ed about the same with the same
with the Eastern division pulling
slowly ahead.
Washington, trouncing the
Browns Is TO ) IN the final game
yesterday, came home all square for
the tour with eight victories and
as many defeats.
The League leading Philadelphia
Athletics took q ~ TO 4 beating from
Cleveland yesterday. The AS got a
four u lead on homers by Foxx and
Bishop then lost II when the Wild
ness OF their pitchers allowed the
indians TO score ten times IN the
sixth and seventh innings. The New
York Yankees. aided by Babe Ruth's
18th home run. finished their tour
with a IS 10 ! triumph over Detroit
Tommy Thomas pitched Chicago
70 % final victory over Boston.
holding the Red Sox 10 three hits
while the pale hose won ? TO 0.
IN the National League. where a
double header today between St.
Louis and Philadelphia winds up the
in~tersectional campaign, the Brook
lyn Robins stood out as much as
the Browns in their home stand.
Outhit los by Cincinnati yesterday.
the Robins punched three doubles
for three runs in the sixth inning
and defeated the Reds 4 10 8. The
victory gave Brooklyn a record OF
IS victories N II games against
the western invaders.
Frank Hcgan's home run and some
expert fielding behind Fred Fitz-
simmons enabled the Giants TO re-
duce the St. Louis lead to / II
games with a 3 TO 2 victory. The
Chicago Cubs held their place three
games behind the Giants by pulling
out an eleven inning game with the
Phillies BY a 2 TO | count.
Heinie Meme Of Pittsburgh turn
ed in the best mound performance
Of the many good ones in the Nat
ional League yesterday as ne limited
the Boston Braves 10 five hits 70
gain a l TO 0 decision In a duel with
Bruce CUNNINGHAM.
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" The


wichita Falls 5. Fort Worth 3.
san Antonio Il. Houston 5.
Shreveport Y, Dallas 8.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

thence. south with east line or said
Tract NO. lat 10 the southeast
corner thereof; thence. westward
with south line of said Tract Nn.
l47 and north line Of C
lao to the east line ut the MarfaO
Grant. thence. nurthward with tnn
east line OF said Melado Grant 70
the northeast corner thereof. and
southeast corner nf cine santa
Anita Grant. thence. IN a westerly
direction along the north line on
said Meladn Grant tO the north
west corner thereof. thence. south
ward with west line OF the Melado
Grant. tO tine north line Of Pnrcion
No. 53 tRHynCsal. thence. vest
ward with north line on Porciones
52 and 5l tHeyncSal Ia a point on
the east line w Furcion NO. 10
tReyncsal. thence, IN a northerly
direction along the east line cf
said Purcinn NO. 50 ~ the northeast
corner thereof. thence. IN . west
erlv direction along the north llne
of said PorCl0n mo. 50 90 the north
west corner thereof. thence. IN a
northerlv direction along the easr
line 0t PorclUn mo- 49 .HeynOSal to
the northeast corner thereof.
thence. I'M a westerly direction
along THE north line 0f Porclones
Nos 40 and "a tReynosa) 70 q
point nm the east line cf Porcion No.
MN iReyn1Sal Said point being the
northwest corner ar POrciCn NO 4N
thence. III "a southwesterlv direction
across FIr-HrnHS Nos H0 tD I5
tReynCSal inclusive. and AZ 70 70
tReynCsal inclusive 10 the point OK
intersection Ot rne boundary line
between Starr and HidalgO ccun-
ties with the north line OF the
~rlght-Ot-wav nf the Eln GTnnde
City railway. thence. I'm VA westerly
direction with the said north line
M the right-Of-way aS M meanders
tn its intersection with the division
line between Porciones Nos. SO and
64 tCamarEOl thence. in IA north
westerly direction across POrcion
No e3 ,CamargO) 70 a point IN the
west line thereof. said point being
300 feet nnrthward XII tine center
line or the main tract " the Rio
Grande City railway. measured
along said west line nf POrcton
No. S3. thence. in a westerly direc-
ton across Porcion Ne. 81 Cam
arEnl tO n point in Che west line
thereof. said point being 200 feet
northward OF the center line n
the main tract Of the 1
Grande City railway, meaShT7d
along said west line Of Porcion
NO S2. thence, in IA %northerly di-
rectiOn with the west line oi said
PorciOn No. s. (Camargo) $500
feet thence. I'M a northweSlerly CT
rcCticn across POrciDn NO. an CCa-
margol to a point IN the west line
thereof. said point being 5000 feet
nnrthward Of the center line of the
main tract OF the Rio Grande City
railway. measured along said west
line 0t PorcI .n NO. 8I. thence. in a
northwesterly direction across Por-
cion No. 80 tCamarEol 10 "a point
I'm the west line thereof. said point
being 1880 feet northward or the
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east line OF said Lot II TO the
northeast corner thereof: thence,
In q westerly direction along the
north line Of Lots 21. "a and 20 OF
said Harding and Gin Subdivision
TO the northwest corner Of said Lot
e: thence. IN q scutherly direction
along the west line or said Lot 23
to the southwest corner thereof:
thence. In a westerly direction
along the south line OF said Share
is TO the southwest corner there
Of: thence, in the same direction
along the north line Of the Hub
mer Tract in Willacy County TO the
northwest corner thereof: thence.
In q souhterly direction along the
west line OF said Hubmer Tract 70
the southwest corner thereof. the
same being the southeast corner OF
Share ga OF the san Juan de Car
ricitos Grant; thence. In q westerly
direction along the south line OF
said Share 81 to the southwest cor
ner OF Block D OF said Share "a,
thence. In q northerly direction
along the west line OF said Block
d 70 the northwest corner there
or. thence, In q westerly direction
along the south line OF Blocks 54.
So. 50 or the Gulf Coast Irrigation
Company's Subdivision In Willacy
County TO the southwest corner OF
Lot 10. Block 81 OF said Subdivi-
sion, the same being In the west
line OF the Beise Tract In Willacy
County; thence. IN e southerly d.
rection along the west lire OF said
BeiSe Tract to the southeast cor
ner OF Block Is OF the Engleman
Subdivision No. | in Willacy Coun-
"; thence. along the south line on
Blocks IS. Ia. is. l6. II. and Is and
10 Of said Engleman Subdivision 10
the southwest corner of said Block
19. thence. IN a southerly direc-
ton along the east line of blocks
~. SO, Al and 50 OF said EnEleman
Subdivision No. ! 10 the south
east corner Of said Block So: thence.
In a westerly direction along the
south line OF Blocks SO. So, "a S.
and So OF said Engleman Subdivi-
sion and continuing in the same
direction along the south line OF
Blocks 7. IA. 10. Is and 81 of the
Wetzel Subdivision in Wiliacy
County to the southwest corner az
said Block 81; thence. in a north
erly direction along the west line
Of Block 81; thence In a norther-
~ direction along the west line OF
Blocks 81. 80 and % of said Wet
eel Subdivision 10 the northwest
corner OF said Block %; thence. In
a westerly direction along the
south line OF the Engleman Sub
division No. 2. in Willacy
County 70 the southwest
corner thereof and continuing In
the. same direction along the south
line OF the <. B. Raymond Tract IN
Wllacy County 10 the southwest
corner thereof: thence. In "a norther-
~ direction along the west line II
the said Z. B. Raymond Tract to The
northwest corner thereof: thence. il
an eaSterly direction along the south
line Of Blocks Al. 48. 40. so and 81
Of the Gulf Coast Irrigation Com
pany's Subdivision 10 the southeast
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4 known as the Guadalupe pasture.
owned by Garcia Land and Live
Stock Company: In Share So. San

4 known as the Guadalupe pasture.
owned by Garcia Land and Live
Stock Company: In Share So. San
Juan dc Carricitos Grant: thence
westward with the south line az said
Guadalupe pasture tract 10 the
southwest corner thereof. on east
line or Las Mestenas Grant; thence.
norfhward. with east line OF Las
Mestenas Grant to the northeast
corner OF the Tenierte League. a.
set out In partition Of Las Mestenas
Grant. thence. westward. with the
north line or said Teniente League
70 the northwest corner thereof.
thence. northward along the pro-
duction OF the west line 0f the said
Teniente League to the south line
o. the Lon G.. Hill $4,000 acre Share
OF the partition OF the Las Mestenas
Grant. thence. westward with south
line OF said $4,000 acre Lon @. Hill
Share 10 it, intersection with the
east line OF the San Salvador del
Tule Grant at the northwest coz
ner OF Share No. 3 or said Las Mes
tenas Partition. thence, southwark.
with west line OF said Las Mestenas
Grant and east line az said san Sal
rador del Tule Grant. % the south
west corner o. Block 10. Missouri
Texas Land and Irrigation Company
Subdivision of the Mestenas Grant.
being also the northwest corner Of
1000 acres known as Stuevpr
Ranch; thence. eastward. with south
line OF Blocks 10. II and y. OF said
Missouri Texas Land md Irrirattr-
Company Subdivision. 10 a point on
south line OF Lot Is. Block r.. Of
said Subdivision. the same being the
north orner ot Lot 3. Block w of
said Missouri Texas Land and Irriga-
ton Company Subdivision. thence.
southwark. with west line of Blocks
~ and % or said Subdivision. 10
the southwest corner OF Lot 3 OF
Block 26. the same being the south
east corner or said Stuever 1000 acre
Ranch; thence. westward with south
line OF said Stuever Ranch tO the
east line OF the said san Salvador del
Tule Grant: thence. with the east
line Of said San Salvador del TrIle
14hLNt cIuNAAWdLQ 70 AuF tDMLIr4@I
corner Of Tract No. "a Of the Parti-
ton OF the San Salvador del Tuie
Grant. cause NO. Ar District Court
OF Hidalgo County, Texas. thence.
across the San Salvador del Ttlie
Grant. following lines on Tracts as
per partition thereof as follows.
westward on south line Of Tract No.
80 10 the northwest corner of Tract
l35: thence. southwark with west
line Of Tract No. 135. 10 the south
east corner CT Tract NO. 1874: thence.
westward on south line or Tracts NO.
l34 and l33, = the northwest corner
OF Tract NO IA: thence. with west
line OF Tract NO. IA, southwark.
TO a northeast corner OF Block 3.
Citrus Fruit Development Company
Subdivision OF the San Salvador del
Tule Grant: thence, westward with
north line OF Blocks 3. 10. III and IL
OF said Citrus Fruit Development
Company Subdivisi !. to a poin. on
the east line OF Tract No. lat. Of
said partition az the San
Salvador del Tule Grant:
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PACE KEPT UP
BY EXPORTERS
First Half Victors Take
Double-H Header Off
Crabs
BY BILL PARKER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

When the first half Texas League
pennant race dropped curtain, catch
ing Beaumont and Houston in q
Tie, the under-current pennant wires
had Il that the Exporters had shot
the works in the first half that
they wBld explode and be Just
an ordinary ball club In the second
heat. Among those who watched the
grand first half finish, were some
who claimed Del Bakers hustling but
very young ball club would crack
under the strain.
II the Exporters are TO stumble In
the second half. they made q poor
start OF 1t Thursday when they
opened their final lap with a double
win from the Galveston Buccaneers.
5 to 0 and ! 70 0. Sixteen consecu-
tive innings OF baseball without a
run being scored against them
that's everything but cracking. n
the initial battle, Buck Marrow and
Lefty Thormahlen hooked up IN a
pretty mound duel.
The Exporters faced Bill Harris.
Galveston Ace, in the nightcap and
beat him I TO 0 when Roy Fritz hit
q home run IN the second inning.
Ivy Golstein opposed Harris and
turned in his eighth win OF the
year.
The Wichita Falls Spudders beat
the Fort Worth Cats q to 3 thurs
day for the second straight win IN
the second 'alf. -
Lester White, whINSs wo1 ten
and lost seven for the Spuduers, held
Fort Worth to eleven hits. Dick Nc
Cabe, who ranks with Lii Stoner
as Fort Worth's best mound star.
limited the Spudders to eight hits.
Two Dallas cast-offs, Ralph Erick-
san southpaw iitcher. and Rip
Radcliffe. sometimes a first sacker,
sometimes an outfielder. but always
a hitter. played important leads
when Shreveport defeated the
Steers for the second consecutive
time. the score being z 10 6.
At San Antonio. the Indians had
their IS sign" on the Houston Buff
aloes in the first game, winning IL
to 5, but Pitcher Finn went back
TO the mound for san Antonio in
the second game for an iron man
stunt. and failed 20 last through
the fourth inning. the Buffaloes
taking the second game 5 TO O..
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Plane Lands On Top
OF Sloping Roof

WASHINGTON. July 3-F-Air-
planes and blimps have been land
ed on flat TOP buildings and other
broad surfaces not originally de-
signed FOR runways. but II remain
ed for Ali Schirazi TO stop his plane
on top OF sloping Hoover field
hangar here.
II was unintentional. though. The
plane was damaged and was the
roof. Schirazi and his wife were
slightly hurt.
The two flew here yesterday from
Hasbrorck Heights. ". y. While at
tempting a landing the tail ~
their ship caught in the roof M
the plane stuck.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

THURSDAYS Results
Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati 3.
ClkaFo 2. philadelphia I.
New York 2. St Louis 2.
Pittsburgh /. Boston o
Fridays Games
Pittsburgh az BROOKLYN.
ST. Louis at PHILADELPHIA
Only games scheduled.
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By HUGH 5. FULLERTON, JR-,
Associated Press Sports Writer

At home or away. i~ntersectional
games In the American League seem
to bring about the same results for
all the clubs except the St. Louis
Browns. A complete round Of games
with the Eastern clubs OF the cir
cult playing in the west, which
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
CBy The Associated Press
Qncludng games or July ~.
Nationaf League

NdAAD~AA AEA& 0C
Batting-Klein, Phillies, 37SI
Davis. Phillies, 1858.
Runs-Klein, PhIIlies. 20; English
CUBS, IS.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies
II; HornSby. Cubs. 90.
Hits-Klein, Phlllies. 1oi: Terry
Giants. Cuyler. Cubs, IS.
Doubles-Bartell. Phillies. rs,
Davis. Phillies. "a.
REPRESENTATIONS. Cardinals. 8,
Terry, Giants: Wcrthington, Braves
Home runs-Klein. Phillies. 81:
Hornsby, Cubs, IA
Stolen bases-Comorosky, Pirates,
IL. Cuy.er. Cubs, 8.
Pitching-Bush, Cubs Won 6, lost
/; Derringer, Cardinals. won 8, lost
?.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting-Ruth, Yankees, .S97.
Morgan. Indians. $50.
Runs-Gehrig, Yankees, 81: Ruth.
Yankees, 63.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees,
"a. Ruth. Yankees 70.
Eits-Simmons. Athletics, 103
Averill Indians i02.
Doubles-Webb Red 5ox. 80; Man
ush. Senators, 26
Triples - Cronin. Senators, 9:
Larry. Yankees: vosmik. Indians. ..
Home runs-Ruth and Gehrig.
Yankees. 10.
Stolen hases-chapman. Yankees,
~0 Johnson. TIGERS, 81.
pitcriDr-Grove. Athletics. won
IS. lost 2: Nahalfey. Athletics.
Marberry, Senators, won 8, lost !.
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lGGrE MAN TRANSFERRED

HARLINGEN. July Six. II.
Townsend, u. s. department of
agriculture inspector who has been
on duty in Matamoros in cooper
alton with Mexican officials. has
been transferred to fruit fly in
spection work on the west coast OF
Mexico and his place taken by X.
II. Townsend Of the Harrington Of
flee.
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LEAGUE


Thursdays Results
Cleveland II. Philadelphia 4.
New YORK Is, Detroit /.
Chicago 2. Boston O.
Washlnrtcn IS. st. Louis 5.
Fridays Games
No games scheduled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-20
BRYCE HOWARD, R.,
 BATS 1000 PER CENT

Brice Howard, Jr., aged 12 years, batted for his father at the recent national convention of Elks in Se- attle and hung up a record of 1000 per cent. The father, who is resident agent of the Pacific Steamship Company, could not leave here during the steamship tourist season to attend the gath ering of his fraternal brothers in the Puget Sound metropolis. The son was there on a visit that had been promised him last winter when he remained in Juneau at school while his parents sojourned in the States.
 The lad, attired in a Totem Pole costume, marched with the Alaska delegation in the Elks parade. Some of the adult Elks from the North became greatly wearied during the parade and were glad when the end of the route was reached. But Brice, Jr., experienced no strain. He would have been marching yet if the event had been an endnr- ance test instead of display spec. tacle.
 The lad returned home on the steamship Watson early Sunday morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-20

SYNOPSIS: Pierre, unaware that the mine is promoted by his cstranged father, gives Bruce his mothers savings to invest in it. Bruce, who had in- t,Irupted when he thought was a love scene between his wife, Ann, while urging Pierre to leave fer dramatic school in the morning, had really been dis appointed at his reluctance to use his money in venture pro missing profit for them all. But Pierre is troubled by Bruce's chill gcodby to Ann on leaving for a business trip for the bank where he and his father-in- law work. Struggling against a newly discovered love for Ann, Pierre reveals to her disnay that he has yielded to Bruce, hcaping himself with roproach- eS.