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CROTHERS Wins
in BIG SHOOT
Pennsylvania Man Breaks
200 Targets For
Perfect Score

VANDALIA, O., Aug. 81. iP-Steve
M. Crothers. Chestnut Hills, Pa
stood today as champion OF anna
teur trapshooting champions.
The Pennsylvania amateur titlist
gave a display OF perfect marksman-
ship yesterday to defeat champions
from Al states. the canal zone and
Alberta. Canada. in the days fea-
ture shoot Of the thirty-second IN
nual grand American trapshooting
tournament.
Crothers broke 200 consecutive
targets. duplicating his feat in win
ming the Pennsylvania crown. He
succeeds z. r. Woodward OF Hous-
ton, Tex. to the title. Ted Renfro
Del. Mont. was second. and Joe
-Hiestand. Hillsboro. o.. third.
Earl Donahue. Minneapolis pro-
feSsional. claimed the professional
championship after winning a shoot
off from Rush Race Of Denver. Tv-
ing Race at 1919 out OF a possible 200
targets. Donahue ran off q more
70 win after the Denver professional
had missed his 23rd from a difficult
angle.
The shooting eve OF J. s. Thomls.
Pleasant Hill. Mo. despite his II
years. waS still keen enough 10 en-
able him 20 crack 100 out OF possible
200 targets for the veterans cham
pionShip shoot for marksmen over
20. He edged out George tucker. II.
Gilmer. Tex. who broke IT6 targets.
The Texas number one team took
the state SOuad title bv breaking
976 out 1000 targets, edging out the
Ohio team by six targets.
Tomorrow comes the grand Ameri-
can classic. the handicap won las.
year bv Rufus King. Is. OF Wichita
Falls. Tex. King has been assigned
a handicap OF 20 yards.
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COMEDY DUE IN
CHIEF TUSSLE
Mantell and Watkins Are
To Mix In Main
Event

All Of the grapplers TO perform
here tonight. with exception Of one,
have been seen here before. so the
fans have a good idea Of what TO
expect. Cyclone Mackey, who
meets Robin Blue, is q new conner
who has been headlining cards in
the Alamo city.
The main event, between Dutch"
Mantell and Sailor watkins, will
be a bing-bang bout with a comedy
keynote. The doughty Dutch" Is
certain 10 wax boiSlarous before
the evening Is spent and, axiomati-
cally, Watkins is certain TO demon
strate 81 varieties Of scramming out
Of the ring. The sailor ducks IN
der the ropes on little or no provo
cation. He goes under the ropes
with the speed OF a gazelle and the
grace OF a ballet dancer. Mantell,
the guy Darwin Nhould have seen,
will furnish his part Of the enter
tainment. The Java man was a
drawing room product compared 10
the Amarillo specimen.
The semi-windup will he a real
tussle. pitting Pancho Vitella and
Silent" Rattan. II you would see
some wrestling as wrestling. look
these boys over. They are fast,
clever and know all the tricks Of
the trade. Oddly enough, they
stick to bar-arms and scissors
while the other boys are going in
for crosses and hooks.
Cyclone" Mackey and Robin
Blue are to grapple In one OF the
opening events. Mackey comes
herS with a good reputation.
Cullen Red. Harrington high ath-
lete Of several years ago, makes his
pro wrestling debut tonight, taking
on Tony lie Blanc.
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YESTERDAYS STARS

49, NHsA sA1M2LHEAAA 4
jess Haines and Burlierh Grimes.
Cardinals-pitched Cards to double
victory over Braves.
Roy Johnson. Tigers-hit home
run in eighth. breaking tie to defeat
Senator'S. 5-4.
Phil Collins. and Dick BarteIl.
PhillieS-COllins won fifth straight
In first game OF doubleheader. beat
ing Reds 8l4: Bartell's double with
bases full in ninth gave Phillies sec
ond game, 7-6.
Goose GCslin Br0Wns-Smacked
three singles. driving in four runs In
triumph over Athletics.
Pat Malone and Rogers Hornshy.
Cubs-fOrmer held Giants 10 three
hits 70 win 4-3: latter hit pinch
homer in ninth inning 10 tie second
game and enable Cubs TO win IN
18th.
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HARLINGEN IS
BEATEN HERE
Hinkley Tops Ten Primers
With Three-Gam
sos

Paced by Burt Hinkley. Jr., a
team Of Brownsville bowlers defeat
cd n Harrington team on the Camp
bell Alleys here Wednesday eve
ming by 24i pins. The total scores
were 2.37S 70 2.l37.
The locals took each OF the three
games when the visitors failed TO
hit their stride. Hinkley was the
only bowler to break 500. getting
a sos. Austin Of Harrington was
second high with a 494 while
Henshaw and Peck or Brownsville
were tied for third with 1925.
Beach OF Harrington held high
single with a 1911. The scores:
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Texan Clouts
Three Homers
For Visitors

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. 2T-P-
Big Joe Hutcheson. MempN rigl.s-
fielder, vowed just before yester~
days game that ne would knock a
home run 70 thrill his home folks.
His sister. Miss Matte Otha
Hutchinson, Denton, Tex, and his
cousin. Miss Ada Ruth Carlton,
RinggOld, Tex. are visiting Big
Joe and watching this weeks
games. They wanted 70 see a home
run.
Before the end OF the game Big
Joe had surprised even himself.
He smashed out three hOmerS. ac-
counting for five of the Chicks
seven runs that beat the Birming-
ham BarOnS Y % I. IN the only
game played I'm the Southern As
ISOLATION yesterday.
III the second inning. ne lift 4
homer over the cente. field wall.
In the sixth he put another one i'm
the same place. IN the eighth he
hit N over the right field fence,
scoring BRAZIL and Taylor ahead
or him.
10 was the first time IN Russ
wood Parks history that thrre
homers have been made In ona
game. BIC Joe now has " 70 his
credit this season.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batting: Simmons, Athletics. BIS;
Ruth. Yankees. 38l.
Runs: Gehrig, Yankees. 100: Ruth.
Yankees. lis.
Runs batted in: Gehrig, Yankees
1873: Ruth. Yankees. 1876.
Hits: Gehrig. Yankees, TIA: Sim
mons. Athletics. TIA.
Doubles: Webb, Red Sox, So: Mil
Ter. Athletics. Il.
Triples: Johnson. Tigers. is: Sim
mons. Athletics. Blue. White SoX.
Reynolds, White Sox, Gehrig. Yam
KEGS. 10.
Home runs: Ruth. Yankees. 81:
Gehrig. Yankees. "a.
Stolen bases: Chapman, Yankees
81; johnson, Tigers. 80.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CBy the Associated Press
Including games OF Aug. 26)


Batting: Davis. Phillies. $50.
Terry. Giants. .344.
Runs: Klein. PhillieS. LOT; Terry
Giants. SO.
Runs batted IN: Klein, Phillies
log: OFT. Giants. 81.
Hits: Terry. Giants, III: Cuyler
Cubs, Ill.
Doubles: Adamas. Cardinals. 3S;
Hornsby. Cubs. Bartell. Phillies. Her
man, Robins, 81.
Triples: Terry, Giants, Is: Tray
nor Pirates. Herman. Robins. Al.
Home runs. Klein. Phillies, 81:
OFT. Giants, 26.
Stolen bases: Frisco. Cardinals.
20: Martin, Cardinals. Is.
Pitching: Haines, Cardinals. won
IL. lost 3: walker. Giants. Derrin-
ger. Cardinals. won II. lost 6.
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The
Sports
Spade
ny HAL EUSTACH


VALLEY FANS will get a big
treat here Monday night when
Ernest Stephens will stage an
amateur night in the Legion Sports
Arena. There will be about 40
rounds OF boxing and several good
l5-minute limit wrestling bouts
and all free TO the general public.
Amateur boxers in Harlingen and
Brownsville are being placed on
the card. Stephens plans 10 bring
about 20 amateurs here from Har-
lingen for the big event.
MAX SCHMELING, world
heavyweight champion will make a
Valley appearance some time In
October or November. Stephens has
signed him through Jack Curley,
maestro OF the promotion world
since Tex Richards passing. Schmel-
ing Is slated 70 referee a wrestling
bout and In addition will likely
box a four round exhibition. Der
Make should be a much better
attraction since his slashing victory
over w. l.. Stribling. Max went on
an exhibition tour before the bout
and was a complete bust. The peo-
pie Just didn't care for the cham
pion-by-foul. II should be different
now.
THE BROWNSVILLE Junior
College boys are beginning 20 drift
back into the city. Prospects for a
good season are bright. The n
InFnaNnA g-v.nl zF V1es yno~ -~fFl
the exception OF Boy" Newman.
is expected 70 return and in addi-
tion several new faces will appear
on the squad. Boy plans TO at
tend the University OF Texas. Red
Irvine. athletic director. Is lining
up an ambitious schedule. Valley
fans are going TO see some great
football out Of these boys. The
team should be the best the Valley
ever saw in scholasti circles.
THE BROWNSVILLE Country
club course will be in excellent con-
dition for the Lower Gulf Coast
Golf association 72-hole tournament
Sep. 6 and 7. The links are good
now. but 25 men are at work put
ting the fairways IN the best OF
shape. Out-of-city golfers are 60
ing to be surprised at the sportiness
of the new layout. Hill Cooke Of
Harrington copied low gross in the
associations last tournament. post
ing a ll6 over the 27-hole route.
Jimmy George Of Brownsville won
the "A" flight with a gross III.
Alfonso Escalante and f. Egan were
other winners.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

ST. LOUIS-Joe Ghnouly, st.
Louis, o~utpointed Davey Abad. St.
Louis l0). newspaper decisiOn).
"Peewee' Kaiser. St. Louis, knock
ed out Raoul "GypH Zarro. Tulsa,
Okla..C ~. Allen Matthews. St.
Louis. stopped Cyclone williams,
Los Angeles, C2).
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The number OF unmarried wom-
en- between 80 and so years o.
age are stated to be the highest
ever reached. due in a great part
TO the losses Of man-power in the
World War,
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Entries, together with certified
handicap and $3.50 fee, must be
in the hands Of @. j. Wilde at
Corpus Christi by Sept. 3. Wilde.
secretary OF the association, may
be reached az Box No. I27.
Play Will get under way at 8 am.
Sunday and continue through
Tuesday afternoon with IS holes
being played each half day. The
golfers Will be divided into three
flights as follows: Glass A for golf
ers wit , handbags 4 ten or under:
Class B for players with handicaps
OF eleven through seventeen: and
Glass @ for those with handIcaps
Of 10 and over.
FIRST and seconds in each flight
will be awarded a silver loving cup.
The associations 1881 individual
championship will 60 to the golfer
with low gross for the ~ holes. The
Individual Champion will be award
ed a beautiful loving cup. These
seven trophies are o on display
at the Merchants National Bank.
The Brownsville links. recently
remOdeled under the direction OF
John Bredemus, noted golf archi-
tect, are in excellent condition.
Generally speaking. the holes have
been shortened. but doglegs. water
holes and sand traps make the
course much more sporty. Twenty
five workmen r now putting the
fairways in condition for the tour
nament.
Special att6t ion will be paid 70
social activities for the non-golfing
visitors who come here for the
meet. Members OF golfers families
and their guests will be accorded
full privileges OF the club. There
will be bridge. swimming. tennis
and other diversions for them.
Meals will be served at the club
nv tho Stpuard
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Houston at Beaumont, postponed
rain.
Fort Worth S. Shreveport l.
Dallas -, Wichita Falls 2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

St. Louis 6-6. Boston Ia.
Cincinnati AS. Philadelphia 81.
Chicago Al, New York ga.
Innlr. rnsnnc
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Asbestos is the only mineral that
can be woven into fire-proOf gar
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ments impervious TO flame.
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About so per cent or the visitors
10 Yellowstone National Park ara
women.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington 1. Detroit 5.
New York S, Chicago 3.
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EQUALIZATION
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