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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

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NOTICE Or TRUSTEES EAE
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E-sE rs RECORDED = 1T dear
C --ZE records CT CzzEz cozry
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twenty 70 acres q. and more c
Aexk IL Cameron cc-rfT. Texas. &C.
H-1bed ss follows
TIE ESz hs1 w - Ct IN
soEtnezS1 quarter G5E --s O.
Beck Five -. II San BEz1tc Lalr
and Water Co-psrTE S~uDor-EZ-
C = po-1srn o. Share TEenly-toE
"a. CONTAINING rzeuty 10 zCres
more O. less. II iaFor OF A =
HiEh1zrze-. Trustee for Nelson Loan
company. @ SecIre the payment @
Gre certain prCTlSS0rT note for t1F
SUI OF To Hundred $4,000 Do
lars. described n sad deed CT trust
70 which reference Is here made fc-
fuller particulars. sac note ncE
being III default by reason OF n1l
payment Of amour dur JsLlz-E
iSL 1891. and also default I'D pa
Eent OF interest due same date or
A pEIoT len, and tire pzvmert o.
such interest o. the legal Gamer sr0
holder CT the note herein described
WHEREAS the undersigned has
been appointed Substitute Trustee
II the place Of said original TrlS-er
upon the coltIlEency II II TEc
manner authorized o. sad desd q
trust ard
+ the undersigned Substitute
TEz-Es have been requested IT. TIRE
said &e4s0l Loan Co--pa1-- h1-rer
o. said notes and Ign . sell sad
and Ul6er the terms Of ar 6ee1
Of trust and nstice Is he-soE given
that or TlesCz-- The seventh car q
April 1891 bstTeel -hF hnErs q
ten oCIOck a M and four oC-ocE
p II a. the CcEr- House Gccr C
AID county n B-UZrF TeEzS
I MI SCI sad land ~ u-rC c.
CT 70 lEe L-lEz- Ha1rEr for cash
subleCr ro 4 p-1o- Irrz-5rzlce n-
Ffnnl@n and EEEarG -zEe
WITNESS III hand tbs zecu-E
zsy o. Mar 1871
L : C PEABODY
Se ---
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

70 frsE5
NOTICE. OF TRUSTEE SALE
~ 6rsc CT --Tx- dated DprF-rE
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zcTRE E0Ts C le@ - CszE-ur
csgnfv. TEXAS. Described q fo-czE
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% ac-ex thf esE trf q ssc
tEer-v e acre rTzc- beng para
T. g RE res E7s C SAID BlocF
E~-x1Iy-o-E 81 beng = part X
TIE sxfrrt rF-ss and bounds ARD
s1aursry LEe-eo< a. zhcEE cesc-oeG
sze Eer 1o-Ta. GO these certain @rE-
@ tracts CT ARD embraced III Par
Itsor Shares Il and - CT the Es15--
III Ezrrc Grant. surveyed and pa
ted fC- TIE FrgS1oS Land and ITrl-
sstacc COMPANY as snCzn Bpor znc
designated 6y the o.ficlzl nap and
pat thereof Il 5ook J a. pazE ? of
ths E1zp records Ct Ca1eror county.
AEA@t~ ~ AMN04 - -4AI@& -
Trustee for Nelson Loan company.
20 secure TIE payment C oce ce--
tan E-oE1kzoT note FOR the Sz
CT One Hundred $1,000 Dollars
described II ssic deec Of trust. 10
Ensch reference Is here zzc@ Ec-
fl1le- particulars said Eo-s E0E
beng n default ~ reason OF no1
5syIren- o. amount due January
Is 1881 AID s-S3 default q pay
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p-sc- Lar ar6 Ire pzyEez- CT
s1cH interest . rhe sea- oEzsr arc
Lei<s- q IT, zore keEszz described
TEHEAS r1e u6e<zzz=e Ez=
Beer appozsee Sussc1Ee-e Trustee
Il the place CT the sad orIEIrzl
trustee upc1 r< c-or-zEezcT ard =
rEE E1zrer al-1c-EEEE q aid Eser
C C-ux-- ard
7 rne u16e-xg-ec S1nStTrure
Trustee have been requested o. TIE
SAID Ee-Ec- Lean ccura--- hc-EE-
O. sail makes ard Esl C SCI Eza-
and Under tne terms c. SAD dead
g cr1BL and EsE1re = Ht-r5T Etre-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

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slz-F-E- zE2 Vegetables s5Ss
trial I157s csrx
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

ere inquiry cezzcc x1E, Esrke.
dull Very Ter zIes- Czrloacs ard III
EEs1 cars FOB ZzaI terrk-
crates sro0-lG- cash rrscx besr
zzzks around Size 1e- Icze
Bsszs Esulugs bslr- Light are
.l1lIT. demand sou. raTkE du.i
Cz-z5acz and II mixed cars roe
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Czrl1- z-zrEez-s C ENTIRE rEz-@e
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Czboagss Texas = Fcrsdz .
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

NOL CAE Ues plrc4r w1-N ne
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Ful Any quantity acrEpec q r
err EaEGgn CulllE CEAErr
L. FE-ia TrAnh EMt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

No 5Izss
NOTICE OF Trustee SALE
- oesc C EE cztE1 A2-ll TN
uf-h Isz7. recorded Z ths 6eed C
-Est rscozdE Ct CzzEo- Cent
Texas - F1l-Es . Pz=Ez 45-s7S
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oz tC-r- 49, zc-ex z1-E O rs
= Cs1sc1 County, Texas 6EE--&6
ss folozx
BOX TL--y--lree ID C -ze
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-he F-sEz7E Land ard IrT5zz-.r-
company. as slozn Epoz and de-
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Pat I1s-eo1 Q. record Z Pat 5ook
, n page ? q the nap records q
Caze-c- County Texas sd Box
containing tc-1F fsoB zzES Rc-e q
ess, II faFo- q A A HiE15srze-
Trustee toT Nielsen Loan rcrpzrv,
% secure TIRE 1zv-e-- O. ne CERT
an P-cL5Sc-r lDrs for TIE suE C
Ore Hundred Fifty tSI511Ci Do
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beng II CEzzZ u rezsoz q M
payment o. amounts or MAJ Is.
1880 and NcFerbe- 1T 1890 Az
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the payment Of Sucn interest o. th4
kgsl oTrer and hcI6er c. tns rc.s
EE-ez- 1eS--I-zG
WHEREAS -ze Eze--E- Ezs
5esr appointed Substitute Tr-s-=e
III TIE pace Of SAD 1--El-zI Trustee
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HzzzE zz--@ = zsz Cszz -
trust zE6
Il tie UNDERLINED 5-r--U-E
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q E.c notes z-E Len C SCI sac
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10
LEGAL ADEEKn<EHEST

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6 %z 5EA7x a - Az ~
CCI1Ek = II - - C- EE
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cSzA EEz - = -1E 2-ZEzzcs
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WINES III Ea-1 - serrz-
Cav c. MAR zE5-
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SI1E--e -rEEes
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10
Truck
Markets

Loser 70 G.zncs Tslfv pcEI
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Ign
Cz5.zzz zz-Ezs 5r-rs-
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czy-tc EuzErS ST. pEE ter
Cares EauE-z IzE Ign
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10
Summary

Disturbances o. slight % mods.-
a1e nteaslrses acre central o-sr
Montana ard ove- Oklahoma tins
morning while 5zToEerr1C pressure
rzs moderately high 4 the aEe
tine over Ire MISSISSIPPI Tz-ey
and apparently tle Gu. o. Mexco
As a result re weather. vas mostly
fair 70 clear Throughout TIE Co---
rrT n the moaning o5SerTzr1an- ex-
cepg cloudy and unsettled with
sane 1recIp-Ezf,o1 4 the n5E-a-
eastern ard extreme uc-I1TeS-e-z
S-zreS Il w1S zrDe- over Texas
and ne MEeGIz-e NCT-lTes- iris
morning 5-- Sill rather c1-d L
zlsny sections q --E e1ur-r Fr1s-
Wzs re1o-ze1 zsz-1 sr1z -le 1--l-
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Gas as aZ-1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

~ Z
81 49, z-E C-r-Ea
I'D Co. 81
81 -lE. 49,
~ $780, $50
H. z@zk-7 Sz1z ~<zz
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ca Ez-zr -
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10
StIckIer Solution
G aDEEKTISREET

SAID COUNTY . Rr1u-EELlF. Texas IT
VII SCI szEc Land - runllr n1tET
. 1ae Lzhez elo1c tnr cash sl1
1eG o 3 p7c- nCZEhrzDcc q
Sl5180o zn1 a. lnpzsd lsKEE
WITNESS ~ hard this sEC-lc
ca C. NE-rh 1881
I'll = O. PEABODY.
Substitute Trustee
S-En-I--14-2r-2sEl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

60 Nete-s Serves Gs-f - Also
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

TIDE TABLE
ElEn ana on toe a Point IssBei
tororr0w. lrdeT aozn4aI Esle0rc-
i5zicaI conditions
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

OFFICE OF ZEE COLLECTOR
or CUSTOMS PR or BOZ
Teas MzEr1 s1 ISL S1-Es g
lTF1T E-E1 la OF rs 1z-e TIER
z= @zE6 20 Fu-- TszFL rEEs
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L- -CT No "A 1851 A.
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80 --zr[ - 1-1-z z---l7- ~ -rs
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

L-E-e wLl &c rD EzfET1s4 rEalEf
Il the TIVE GE1rg ths reXT - C
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

IT TIE DISTRICT COURT O.
TEE USTTD STATES FO7 TEE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT or Tx
IS B2OE[SVuE DIVISION
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1szll - 90 5E1 - BalEu
70 TIE CzEC-TCzS OF SAD
BANKRUPT
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

ENTAIL TELENISIo> 5EoADCAsTS
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E-Csre1-E Es-b a1-HaEe-ss ls-l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-10

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The Washington times., 1931-02-17

The genial jurist is a thirty
third degree fan. He will while
away the long winter nights talk
ing baseball to you, or Tom, Dick
and Harry. and the burden of his
story is how he is trying to mold
q pennant winner in Boston.
There is a rich harvest of gold
| to be reaped in Boston if the
Braves can come through. but
Judge Fuchs would be willing
right now to discount all Of that
full so per cent just for the thrill
of watching and roofing for a flag
winner.
I'VE did very well, all things
considered, in 1880, and we
have visions of bigger things
this season Of 81" said Judge
Fuchs this morning. 1--WE have
snapped up some young ball
players on which to found the
club, and il is with young ball
players that we are going to
win or lose. Sooner or later we
are going to win. l honestly
think that with some sort of
a break the Braves will be a
prominent figure throughout the
race"
So here's to you, Justice Emil.
and the bouncing, bounding
Braves. 1t is the writer's hunch
that if vote of bipartisan fans
were taken that the Boston team
would be a strong sentimental
favorite. But that doesn't win ball
games for man, whether he's a
great guy or otherwise.
The type of men who may force
the Braves into the race is repre-
sented by Wesley Schulmerick
who came to the Braves from Los
Angeles with a nod from the Cubs
in the deal that sent Bobby Smith
to Chicago.
This young man belted the ball
for the tidy little average of $50
in the Pacific Coast League. He
is a long distance Slugger, and
while they did say that ne is not
markSman against curve ball
pitching. the fact remains that he
hit 81 doubles and % homers last
year.
Plenty of Power
Schulmnrich will team with
Wallie Berger in the fence bust
ing line at Boston. He probably
will hit fifth in the order with
Lance Richbourg leading, a good
bunter next, then Neun, Berger
and Schulmerich. That represents
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
Last Nights Fights

At New York-Jimmy McNa-
mara. New York lightweight, de-
feated Sammy Cherin, New York
go; Jack Rosenberg, New York
welterweight, defeated Mike Col
Inns, New York 90; Freddie An
derSon, Norwegian lightweight,
knocked out Jimmy Turco, New
York (5); Connie Josenio, Texas
middleweight, and Ole Nesheim,
Norway, drew U0): Eddie NAL
colin, West Indian heavyweight,
knocked out Ben Burlis, New York
Cd; Sergt. Sammy Baker, New
York welterweight, defeated Gro
yer Mallini, New Orleans (8).
At Jersey City-Ernie aatner,
Jersey City, defeated frankie
Carlton, Jersey lightweight 0O i.
At neutrality-suspicious. Bass.
Junior lightweight champion,
knocked out Bud Taylor, Terre
Haute, Ind. 90; Eddie Ran, New
York welterweight, defeated
Johnny Hayes, Philadelphia 80.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
Bowling
Tonight

District League-Hecht VS. fayetteville
az Recreation
National Capital LeaEue-Fountain
Hams vs.. Kings Palace. at Lucky
Strike.
Rockville League-Fire Department
vs. Burrows. at Rockville.
Washington Ladies' League-Cardinals
vs. Hilltoppers. Columbians VS.. Polly
annas Beeques VS.. University PARK
AaOes VS.. Daughters Of Isabella, sham
rocks W. Veterans Bureau, at Coliseum.
Eastern star G.eague--Lebanon Va.
Loyalty, Unity VS.. Miriam, Milans VS.
Ruth, Treaty Oak vs. Martha. Bethany
VS. Fidelity, Lafayette VS.. Good VIII Al
Lucky strike.
Vincent BARRIERS, Evans VS.. Ford Elec-
trio. Coofs Drinks vs.. Liondale Shirts,
Bell a Smith vs., ChacOnas Market
Pioneers VS., Vincent Bari ers at Arcadia.
Lutheran LeaRue-Takoma M vs.
Reformation No. I, Georgetown VS. Trim
ity. st. Johns No. VS. Incarnation.
Ch hrist Church vs. st. Matthew'S IA
koma No. ! VS.. St. Marks. Incarnation
No. ? VS.. Zion, Reformation No. 2 VS.
81. Johns No. >. Grace vs. st. Johns
No T. at Arcadia
North Washington Church League
Wallace VS.. Columbia Heights, First
Reformed VS. Gunt0n. central vs. Fran
"es Asbury, Emory VS.. Petworth Bap-
tist. at Columbia
insurance LedS ue-tq HlldDle -. ACd :
cia Blues, Prudential VS. Young and
Simon. Travellers va. Mutual Insurance
Ma chusetts VS.. Acacia Reds, Peoples
VS. New York Life. Metropolitan VS.
Continental Casualty. at Lucky Strike.
Mt. Rainier Mems League-Columb bia
VS. Lebowitz. sullivan and helan vs.
Reicheits, Aaron's Store Edward =
Motor. at Mt Rainier.
Almas Temple I.eague-RuCks VS..
Oriental Band at AImas Temple.
City POstoftiCe League-Inde pendents
vs. Parcel Post, at city POstOffice.
Prince Georges Mems League--Chilium
VS. Suburban Motor, Berwyn VS.. Hud-
dleston's Garage, at Hyattsville.
Bethesda LeaSue-Masons Mont
Somery Refuse, Question MARKS VS..
Chevy Chase. at Bethesda.
Bethesda Business Mems Leasue-A.
& r. Tea vs.. TenIeytown, at Boulevard.
Terminal Y. NJ. c. A. Lacquer. Nj.
8. VS.. jersey Yard, at Terminal Y.
Prince Georges Ladies' League-o. W,
S. 8. d. vs. Judge. at HyRttsVile.
Suburban League-SgwOrth Store VS..
York Auto, at Petworth.
E. GEORGETOWN Recreation Lea gue--
Georgetown A. c. VS.. Georgetown Rec
rea tion, Foxall A. c. No VS. George
town Realty, Drifters Canoe vs.. Wis
tIon.
Takoma Park League-Takoma Jour
nal VS.. Park Inn Lunch, Takoma Paint
vs. Youngblood Hardware VS.. Fruit
Growers Express. at Takoma Park.
Capitol Hill League--Fiscel Hardware
VS.. Mahoney Wall Paper. SCOTS Cat.
eteria vs.. Conn Rowling Supply. at
Capitol Hill.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
CHI TITLE BOUT
SCENE JUNE IS

CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-Although
William Carey, president of the
Madison Square Garden Corpora
tion, indicated here yesterday that
Max Schmeling will defend his
heavyweight boxing champion
ship against W. L. Stribling here
June 19, the Illinois Athletic Com
mission announced today that no
license has been applied for as
yet.
Under plans outlined by Carey,
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
STYLE
GOES ON MAT

Getting your man out of the
play is the key to success in foot
ball and this principle has been
used effectively by ex-college grid
derS who have plunged into
wrestling. It will be on exhibition
Thursday night when Jim McMil.
len and Tiny Roebuck clash in
the feature bout of the wrestling
show at the Washington Audi
torium.
McMillen played tackle on the
University of Illinois eleven while
Roebuck was a tackle on the great
Haskell Indian team of a few
years ago. And they say this big
giant. weighing 225 pounds then
and standing feet 3 inches, was
like a dreadnaught clearing the
way.
Though both have gone far
in wrestling. neither has for
gotten the lesson football
taught them-get your man out
of play. They have found this
the best system for wrestling.
The Indian will have some
thing like SO pounds in weight on
McMillen. The latter crosses 2l2
pounds and Roebuck touches 24S
pounds. Roebuck also has never
lost match in a local ring. but
it must be said in McMillen's be-
half, that he scored a victory over
Dick Shikat, former heavyweight
champion.
Shikat will appear on Thurs
days card, being scheduled to
tackle Matros Kirilenko, the Rus.
sian Cossack. DR.. Ralph Wilson
meets Naz2areno Poggi and
George Hagen faces Nick Nestor
in other matches on the program.
Women, accompanied by escorts,
will be admitted free except to
the ringside and box seats.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
Walker, Risko Surrey
List of Referees
For Miami Go

MIAMI BEACH, Feb. 1.-THE
managers of Mickey walker
and Johnny RiSko today
scanned a list of referees sub
mitted by Promoter pa" Strib,
ling as agreeable for the third
man In the ring at the Risko-
Walker fight here next Tues
day. The list was made up of
Ed Dickerson. Grand Rapids;
Ed Purdy. Chicago, and George
Lewis, Toledo.
Both Walker and Risko are
in the midst of a fun training
schedule, including road work
and 10 rounds of boxing daily.
The Washington times., 1931-02-17
1856 Pin Set NeU
p. o. Lea0ue Marx

Warthen's 3S1. Postoffice Bowl
ing Leauge high set mark. lasted
only q week, Weber of Delivery,
shooting 385 to top it.
Mailing advanced into first
place by winning five out of six
games, whitewashing the tough
Central combine and taking the
odd contest from Distributors.
r. M. s.. Mailing'S deadlieSt
rival. was raked by Parcel Post.
Lynn's 354 set figuring heavily
in the damage. Standings:
The Washington times., 1931-02-17

a lot Of sheer slugging ability and
it is the kind that is going to get
Boston plenty Of runs-which the
team will need.
Bill Dresser. who was born
and raised on the sidewalks
of New York close to the Polo
Grounds will be one of the
most interesting youths In BOS.
tons livery this spring. Dresser
is 25 years Of age and Is an
infielder.
They say he can play either
third or shortstop and there is
no getting behind the testimony
of figures on his ability as a
batsman. Playing four years in
the Eastern League, Dresser
never failed to clear the 300
notch in batting. He Slaps the
ball on a line.
Ralph Boyle, who flashed for
a few weeks with the Braves in
1929, is back for another trial.
This big boy is fast as a streak
and takes a wicked cut at the
bail. It may be that his two
years with Providence and Albany
have given him the needed polish
that is essential for Major League
baseball.
Down there in Boston they
seem to think that Boyle may do.
The veteran Jim O'Leary has
already served notice on the world
that Boyle is to operate under
his (OLeary's) direction excluy
SiVely.