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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-26
The Wine Of spa;u.

A great deal Of wine is made in Spain,
but the method Of pressing is in most
cases very primitive. There are but few
wine presses Of modern design. There
are some crude constructions which
have been in use for centuries and win
probably do service for many more
years. Some growers extract the juice
by the mere weight of the fruit, piling
the grapes into a great vat and the
juice Is pressed out by the weight Of the
mass on top. In other parts the old
Moorish process is followed. that of
pressing the grapes under foot. The
men take OF their shoes so that the
Juice win be nice and clean, and they
wallow around the mass Of pulp In their
bare feet,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
TEXANS PLAY
FOR U. S. OPEN
Select Pros and Amateurs
Will Try To Qualify
Monday

DALLAS, June 6.-Pl-Monday
morning ID Brook Hollow country
club IN Dallas. thirty-three south
west professional and amateur golf
Crs Will start 36-hole tricks which
Will place three in the qualifying
round Of the National Open tourna-
ment. These qualifying rounds are
staged il various sections OF the
country. Several professionals have
been practicing at Brook Hollow.
Many amateurs played in last
weeks state championship meet,
and after a week OF playing the
Brook Hollow course. are expected
to be among the lowest qualifiers.
Parings for Monday follow:
Tom Penick, Austin; Dudley G.
Bell, Houston; Jim Mckenzie. Dali
Las.
CASTOR Peek. Houston; Ted Long
worth, #. Worth; Jack Jackson,
Dallas.
Tom Burke. Houston: Tony But
Ter. Corpus Christi; Lefty Stack
house. Dallas.
Willie Mcclure, Houston; Trav
Daniel, Fort Worth, L. Roy Rob-
ertson. Dallas.
Byron Nelson. Fort Worth; Larry
Nabholtz, Dallas, DICK Metz, san
Antonio.
Tom Sockwell, Dallas; Jimmie
Watkins, Dallas; Jack Grout, Fort
Worth.
Skeet Fincher, Dallas: Dick Circuit.
Fort Worth; Harvey Penick, Austin.
Tom Lally. san Antonio; Francis
Schneider Dallas; Ben Hogan, Gle
burn.
George NabholtZ. Dallas; Sam
Schneider. san Antonio; JACK
Burke. Houston.
Jack Dold. Houston: Leland Ham,
man. PARIS; John Bredemus. san
Antonio.
w. b. Glass. Dallas; Winfred
Cole. Bastrop. LOUISIANA; Hugh c.
Carpenter. Dalf5.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
CHAMPS
SETS RECORD
Two Texans Place Sixth;
New Marks Set In
Bad Weather
RY CHARLES DUNKLEY
ASSOCIATED Prvss Sports Wrlterl

stage FIELD, Chicago, June
6.-Af-Athletes OF the University
Of Southern California swept into
the national track and field champ
ionShip today with a record smash
ing t otal Of " IL points.
The Trolans. victorious in all
their track and field battles this
season won overwhelmingly. Their
nearest rival was Ohio state which
itored 81 II points, with Illinois
.4lird with %.
The Californians, winners OF the
championship a year ago. hung up
a new high point record today.
eclipsing the previous record of u
points established By Leland Stan
ford in 1929. The Trojans scored in
eleven of the Is events. winning
four championships and tying Tor
another.
The meet resulted in two record
breaking performances DESPITE
wretched conditions. The cinder
path was heavy due to an all night
rain and the field was soggy and
slippery. All afternoon a mist and
fog hung over Stagg Field.
The Southern Californians won
championships in the 100-yard
dash and the 440-yard dash. or the
track. the shot put and discus In
the field andtied for the pole vault
in the air.
Texans who placed In the events
we're r. Gray. Abilene Christian.
Percy Rurk, Rice Institute, sixth
In the shot put.
OF Texas schools entered. Rice
Institute and Abilene Christian won
one point each.
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Standings
VALLEY LEAGUE

San BenILo .. HarIIngen 3.
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CHAMPION IS
2 UNDER PAR
Dallas Man 10 Youngest To
Take Championship
OF State
BY BILL PARKER

DALLAS, June 6IHg-Gus More
land, l8-year old Cedar Ores Dal-
las) Country club golfer. holds sew
eral minor invitation golf cham
pionships. but he caught the king
Of them all in Texas golfdom when
he defeated Reynolds Smith. Dali
las Lakewood Country club. 2 and
6 here today to win the 1881 Texas
Golf Association tournament, CO..
Moreland Is one OF the youngest
players ever TO hold Texas major
golf title. Not only did Moreland
defeat Smith. but the Cedar Crest
ace conquered the difficult par 10
Brook Hollow Country club course
this morning with a ~35-33-66 which
let him finish the initial 10 holes
against Smith. four up.
Moreland now holds the state
championship, the Houston Country
Club Invitation, the Ranger Coun-
try Club Invitation. Mineral Wells
Country Club Invitation and the
River Crest Country Club Invitation
titles.
Today made his third major tour
nament match against Reynolds.
and in each match. Moreland has
won by an overwhelming score.
Unlike most final championship
matches. the finals uncovered some
OF the finest golf shots OF the entire
five days Of the tournament. Al
though he lost by a top-heavy score,
Smith shot beautiful golf that
would have won most any cham
pionship setto. but not against the
par SCATTERING Moreland here to-
day.
other champions for this tour
nament were:
First flight consolation. L. Franks,
Dallas. beat O'Hara Watts. Dallas,
one up. 81 holes. David Goldman,
Dallas, beat Glen Crisman. Orange.
3 and 2 for the second flight title.
Willie Mcguire. Houston. beat Guy
Smith. Dallas. one up. 10 holes for
the third flight title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
HARLINGEN
BRIEFS
OBy Staff Correspondent

10y CtdIA correspondent
HARLINGEN. June 6.-Floyd Um-
stead suffered q badly cut right wrist
when a headlight lens broke while
he was pushing a car. He was push
ing against the lamp. An artery
and ligaments were severed. He is in
IN the Valley Baptist Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Glenn and
children IN visiting DIR. and Mrs.
M. a. Childers. Mrs. Glenn is DR..
Childer's sister.
Postal receipts for May. 1881 we're
lower than the same month In 1880,
according to Postmaster j. =. Rod
gers. In May 1880 they were S4.-
$50. "a. In May, 1891 they were S4,-
62I24.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. ID. West are the
parents Of a girl weighing seven
and one-fourths pounds born az the
Valley Baptist Hospital this week.
Lanier Cox has just returned 70
Austin 70 resume studies al the
University az Texas where he Is
The Youngest student. RE lis q son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee O. Cox.
Thirty acres owned by George "A.
FEan cf Bloomington. Ind. facing
the highway near Stuart Place arc
being cut into five-acre tracts. The
Baker-Potts nursery is installing I'M
de-Grouni distribution for brighton
and =. =. Meadows or Harlingen Is
doing the engineering.
r. =. Harwell. optome.rist ant
ieweler. has movcd from the ground
floor or the Rio Graade Natl. Life
ms. Co. to lot North "a st.
Harrington insurance agents will
hold their monthly meeting AZ noon
Monday. according to T.. z. Rigney.
president.
Uncle Sam is repUted TO be spend
ing about 100000 a year for publ
city.
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Uncle Sam Is repUted TO be spend
inc about 100000 a year for publ
city.
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Athletics, Senators, Indians
And Boston Are Winners

The leading Philadelphia Athlet-
les and second place washington
Senator's lock-stepped up another
notch in the American league Sat-
urday when both clubs won. The
world champions tucked away De-
troit IFS while the Senators down
ed Chicago To.
The third place Yanks slipped
backward when they fell before the
Indians. Cleveland is now within
striking distance OF the New York
aggregation.
The Boston team finally won
another, downing st. Louis Sd.
This was Boston's 18th victory Of
the season.
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S. California Cops National Track Title; Ohio Second
Cubs Tie Giants for Second
In National; Cardinals Win

The St. Louis Cardinals increased
their lead in the National League
Saturday by beating out Brooklyn
8-6. while the second place New
York Giants fell before the Chisox
ST..
The Cubs pulled into a tie with
the YankS In second by defeating
the New York aggregation.
Boston sunk TO a $3.50 split for
the season when she was beaten ~
the lowly Cincinnati Reds 6-5. 1-.e
remaining game Of the dav saw
Pittsburgh defeat Philadelp\l 80.
Pittsburgh turned down Phils-
delphia for sixth post for the only
other change.
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double VoSmik and then threw Il
Larry ~ cnrnnd "a ret Mnrnnn
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Pete Brown, Poulos
To Grapple Tuesday
tBy Staff Correspondent.)

dARLINGEN. June 6.-Valley
mat fans will be served with an
other helping Of cactus here Tues
day night.
Cactus Pete" Brown is billed in
the main 20 with Geo. PouloS as
the opposition. Cactus Pete Is a
ring character known all over the
country. He was seen In action here
on the last card against Joe Mon
tana.
The Brown-PouloS go should be
interesting. Both 20 at II hammer
and-tongs and are not opposed 20
the rough stuff.
The semi-final GO will be a tussie
between a Masked Marvel and Char
lie Cure. Promoter Ernie Stephens
says they are both good and II
should be an interesting match.
Other r~reliminaries are TO be
staged.
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Texan Beaten

NEW YORK. June 6. P-Edward
w. Burns. Brooklyn upset the iirsr
seeded player. Berkeley Bell. AUS
tin Texas, I'm the semi-final round
Of singles In the Brooklyn tennis
CHAMPIONSHIPS today, g., l-6, 81,
60. SO.
In the other snml-flnal singles
match Percy Rynaston. New York;
defeated Edward Tarangicli. also
OF New York. rs. 6-2. Cd. TO. So
Burns and Kynaston will meet lAl
the finals tomorrow. !
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zz-Batted for Reese In 9th.
zzz-Ran for Ruth IN 9th.
z-Batted for Weaver in 9th.
Cleveland .........030 0l0 800
New York .........ll2 600 00l-5
Two base hits: Combs. Three base
hits: Vosmik. GehriE, Lazzeri. Home
runs: Ruth. Hodapp. Stolen bases
Morgan. Goldman. Triple play: Geh-
rig to Larry. Left on bases: New York
o, Cleveland g.. Base on balls: off
Weinert 4: Miller i: Shoffner ?
Struck out: BY Weinert g. Shoffncr
|. Hits: Off Sherid 5 IN /, tncne out
in 2nd): Weinert 8 In ) 1-3; Weaver
2 in , 2-3: Miller z in 3; Shoffner
4 in 5 %: Harder 0 IN 10. Hit o.
pitcher: BY Weinert CVosmik). Wild
pitch: WeineTt. Winning pitcher
Shofner. Losing pitcher: Weinert.
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Harrington Youth
Going To Annapolis
(Bv Staff COTrosDondent.l

HARLINGEN. June GA Harlin-
gen boy. irwin Culley. son Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Culley Is in line for
a $50 900 education free Of cost TO
himself.
Word has been received by George
"A. Kramer. district recruiting OIL
ficer. that young Culley has pass
ed his preliminary examinations
successfully and is now preparing
for his final examinations for entry
into the u. S. Naval Academy at
Annapolis. Probably 1000 enlisted
men took the preliminary examina-
tons. Culley. among a few others.
has been selected for six months
special training prior to taking the
final examinations. He has been
transferred to the u. S. s. Califor-
MIA for this training and will take
his final examinations in Novem-
Der. II Is estimated that IL costs
the government $4,000 for every
officer turned out at Annapolis.
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SAINTS BEAT
LADDS 9 TO 6
San Benito Club Comes Out
On Top After Nine
Losses

SAN BENITO. June 6.-After ab-
Sorbing pastings for nine successive
days. the San Benlto Saints cane
TO life here Saturday and knocked
down the ears of the league-leadina
Harrington Ladds 9-6.
The Saints stepped into the lead
with n seven run rally IN the fifth
and sixth innings.
Brodie. Harrington pitcher tried
hard 70 win his own pane. punch-
ing ont a triple and "a double. but
that was not enough. BIZ Yoder
and Manager +. Waitman ran OF
with batting honors. each hitting
safely three times.
Sunday the Saints viii play La
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Cards Nose Out
Robins 8-6

ST. LOUIS, June 6-CPl- The
Cardinals edged out the Brooklyn
Robins So today in a game which
featured home runs. The victory
in the series opener increased the
Cardinals margin OF leadership in
the National league race to 4 l-2
games. the biggest lead they have
held all season.
Paul Derringer, recruit right
handler. was credited with his fifth
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ORELAND BEATS SMITH SEVEN UP FOR TEXAS GOLF TITLE
PALMS DEFEAT /
TO7
La Feria Twirlers Fail To
Halt McAllen's Heavy
Stick Work

McALLEN. June 6.-The Meal
len Palms came hack with a ven
geance Saturday 70 thoroughly
trounce the La Fcria NignthaWks
after dropping the first two games
OF the series. The Was 10-T
NabourS, who pitched IA Feria 70
q rs win over the Palms FriQay.
was replaced on the mound AFTER
two innings An which McAllen
scored eight hits and seven rtlnr-
Van Pelt. valley addition WV the La
Feria club, pitched two N n tAlrd
innings. being hard hil. Harding
came from second base 10 Nnish
The game, tossing them ~ as jest
he could, letting the llgldcIs w IVY
heavy work.
1~hn hoy.
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Indians Scalp
Yanks rs

NEW YORK. June 8. Rl-Piling
I'D their runs in two big innings. the
Cleveland Indians defeated the YAM
KEGS rs today for their first triumph
of the year over the New Workers
and their eleventh in the last IL
games. Babe clouted his eleventh
home run OF the season In the third
inning.
Lou Gehrig and Lyn Larry COM
pleted the second triple play een n
the majors this season IN the ninth
inning. With runner on first and
second. Willie Kam-l lined to Geh-
rig. who stepped back onto first 10
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Valley Realtors To
Pick Officers June Is

HARLINGEN, June 6-Permanent
officers will be elected BY the VAL
ley Association OF Real Estate
Boards at a meeting 10 be held no
the Cortez Hotel in Weslac0 Mon
day, June Is, according to II. z.
Looney, temporary president.
II Is expected that a meeting or
the local board will be held Monday,
Mr.. Looaey said
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Reds Win Out
In Ninth

CINCINNATI. O.. June 6.-tP1-
The eighth place Reds ran their
winning streak to four games for
the first time this season when they
put on a three-run ninth-inning
rally today to defeat Boston 6-5.
In the ninth heat Cote. first Up.
pinch hit for Koly and doubled.
Crabtree tripled scoring him and
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Palms VIII Get
Night Plant
CIV staff Correspondent.O

By staff CorresPondent.)
McALLEN, June 6.-ArranEe-
ments for installing a night
baseball plant have been made
and is Ia expected the McAllen
Palms will play under the flood
lights when they return after
their road series.
Business men have raised
money for purchasing the plant
and negotiations for power and
the plant have been entered in
TO.
Business men also have rails
ed $500 for the payment OF back
debts contracted by the Palms.
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Two base hits-Klein. Bartell.
Tire base bits-Traynor. Home run
Phillips. Sacrifice hits-Mallon.
Double plays-Mallon. Bartell 20
Hurst: Regan to P. Waner. Left on
bases: Philadelphia s: Pittsburgh 3
Base on balls-Kremer ?. Struck out
9; Krer-cr l..
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POR FIN
Jackals Finally Defeat
Matamoros Quint

The Brownsville Jackals defeated
the r. =. NJ. basketball team IL
Mat2moros Friday night 20-I5 after
having lost several previous games
TO the Matamoros aggregation.
Professor Portillo, ace basket
shooter Of the r. D. NJ, was COW
cred by John Joe Cara and Ro-
bert Escobar throughout the game
and this cut down the Matamoros
scoring materially. Felix Narvaiz
and Escobar led the Jackal attack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
BUGS Rally To
Beat Pills

PITTSBURGH. June 6. lPi-
Pittsburgh came from behind in the
ninth 10 defeat Philadelphia 3 TO 2
IN the first clash Of a three game
series today. Big jim Elliott ap-
pear1d master OF the Pirates IN 10
The last inning, when. with one out,
he failed TO field Paul Waner's
biunder. 70 was a scratch hit and
Traynor followed with a three bag
ger. scoring Waner with the tying
run. Traynor Melted the winning
tally OF Comorosky's long fly to
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
Bluffs BEATEN
BY EXPORTERS
Beaumont Tightens Grip
On Texas League
Lead

BEAUMONT, Tex. June 8. P-
The Exporters frightened their hold
on first place by defeating the Bluffs
So for the second time in two DAYS.
Buck Marrow, whose efforts here
tofore have largely been confined e
relief work. travelled the route. Mar
row gave up ten hits but was tight
In the pinches and only allowed one
earned run. Tex Carleton. the lea
CUES strike out leader. was given
flawless support but timely hitting
hv the locals proved his downfall.
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koncked Socks Seibold from the box.
Roettger doubled off Cantwell
scoring Crabtree. Roettger took
third on a wild pitch and Strip
walked. Farmhouse relieving Can't
well. Hendrick was purposely passed,
filling the bases. Roettger vas out
a. the pate on Roushs roller to
Mcguire but Cuccinello singled,
arriving in Strip with the win
uinu MIN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
Cubs Go Into
Tie For Second

CHICAGO. June 8. W1 - BOB
Smith pitched the Cubs into a tie
with the New York Giants for
second place in the National lea
que today, beating the Giants 81
in a tight duel with Johnny Berry.
1t was Smiths fourth straight vic
tory.
Smith and Berry fought II out
for seven innings with the New
Yorker having a bit the better Of
the argument. Then Berry weak
ened and Chicago scored four
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WINNER
Takes All Between Lions
And Tigers Today
{ had 70 come. Here II Isl

1T had to come. Here In Is.
The Brownsville Tigers and Black
Lions, colored nine, will clash on
Tiger field al $50 p. N. Sunday. It's
a winner take all affair.
Both teams are confident Of tax
ing off the gate receipts. The Tigers
have a strong club. but the colored
boys believe they have a strong one.
All OF which remains 10 be seen.
The Lions have been winning most
Of their games easily.
Joe Salinas now has charge Of
the Tigers. He viii likely be on the
mound Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
Shippers Going To
State Convention
Especial to The HERALD

SAN BENITO. June 6.-It is ex-
pected that a number OF Valley
produce men will attend the seven
teenth annual convention Of the
Texas Wholesale Fruit and vese-
table Dealers Assn. in Dallas
June is when the amended state
green citrus fruit law will be ex-
planned fully.
The San Benito Chamber or Com
r1erce Saturday received a copy Of
the program from Sam =. Byers,
secretary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-07
Red Sox Beat
Browns 9-8

BOSTON. June 6-aP-The Red
Sex opened a series with the ST.
Louis Browns today with a 90
victory, BY piling UP eight runs ii
the last four innings.
Coffman was knocked out Of the
Box in the sixth when the Sox
scored three runs. Kinsley replaced
him and was hit hard.
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Totals a 20 10 ~ w

Runs batted in-La Feria 2. Nc
Allen Is. Left on base-aL Feria z,
McAllen 6. Stolen bases-HutchinTS.
Rizzo 2. benson. Bonds, FranclS
Willis Wells. Sacrifice hits-Eut-
chings. Herring. Willis. Two-hasa
hits-HutchingS. Duffard 2. Willis.
Home runs-Weickline. Bonds. Hits
off Nabours 8 In two innings: off
Van Pelt g IN 2 l-3 innings: or
Harding. 8 I'm 3 2-3 innings. Struck
out by Hardy 8. Bases ON balls-off
Van Pelt &: off Harding -, OF
Hardy 4. Losing pitcher. NpSours.
Passed balls - Herring. francis.
Time: i:55. Umpire, Mcmahon.
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summary. EARNED rlnhl HhTIlL-
Gen :, San Benito 6. 30 hit. Brodie.
20 hit: Brodie. Waitman. Campbell.
Nichols Sactifice. Campbell. Stolen
bases: Sduires. Johns. Waitlnan.
Double play: Alxarez % Larkin 70
Brown 10 Cartwright PaSAx balls:
Cartwright. Barron 4, Fnlry 4. No
ing Seven hits. eve runs off Bro
Gle in seven innings. Ten hits. five
runs off Montalvo I'm seven innings
One hit. one run off Ruhlmann n
two innings. Struck OFT BY Mont
alvo 0. Ruhlmann 2. Brodie 3. VIM
ming pitcher. MontalvO- Losing pit
cher. Brodie.
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Athletics Beat
Tigers lis

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-lPt-
The worlds champion Athletics
smothered Detroit LIS. in the first
appearance Of the Tigers here this
season. Thirteen hits sprouted out
Of the Athletic bats and the return
Of Jimmy Dykes and Mickey Coch-
rare 10 the regular lineun.
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Totals 3s 9 IL q Is

z-Batted for Durham 9Th.
zz-Batted for Marquadt 9th.
81. Louis .......... 202 002 1913
Boston .......... 100 0i3 22x-g
Two base hits-Ferrcl. Oliver.
Marsuardt. Rothrock. webb. Wee
ney, Berry. Three base hits-Gos-
lin. Kress. Stolen base-SWeeney.
Sacrifices: Coffman. Oliver.
Double plavs-Rhye to Mar
duardt 10 Sweeney. Left on base
ST. Louis 7. Boston 2. Base Oh balls
off: Coffman 2. Klein 9. Durham
I. Lisenbee 4. HitS-Off. Coffman
8 in ) 2-3. Lisenbee I in ? is:
Moore 0 in 90. Hit-Sy: Liserbee
tKimsey). Wild pltch-Coffman.
Winning pitcher-Lisenhee. Losing
pitcher-Kimsey.
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Totals .......36 2 10 "a 8

Two base hits: Peel. Taylor. Fritz.
Home run: Essterling. Sacrifices:
Carey. Taylor, Holley. Stolen bases:
White. Holley. Double Play: Ro.iings
to Carey. Hit: BY Carleton CTaylorl.
Passed ball: Lackey. Bases on balls.
Off Carleton 2, Morrow 4. Struck
cut: by Carleton z. Marrow 2. Left
on base: Houston u. Beaumon. D.
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INTERNATIONAL A G

Baltimore CD. Jersey City AS.
Newark ell. Reading ST..
Montreal Toronto and Rochester
Buffalo postponed, rain.
B-8.h2J43t
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Sens Defeat
Chisox 7-3

WASHINGTON, June 6. -GPl-
The Senators knocked Caraway,
Chicago's hurler. out Of the box
today TO win, 7 to 3, and keep step
with the league leading PHILADELPHIA
Athletics.
Carl Fischer. Washington's young
southpaw, held Chicago to 8 nIts,
winning his second game this week
and seventh for the season.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Nashville 2, Atlanta Z.
Memphis 3, Mobile 0.
Little Rock 9. New Orleans O..
Chattanooga 4. Birmingham
az innings)
One Night Game.
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AMERICANS WIN

VIENNA, June 6-tP-America's
tennis team OF George Lott and
John Van Ryn took a 80 lead In
the international team series with
Austria today. winning the doubles.
Lott and Van Ryn defeated Haberl
and Artens 6-3, Ga, 3-6. 6-2.
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70 IItS-NIIIItT. bIdUUW 5hI. DYKE
Stone. Stolen bases-H. Walker.
Simmons, Fox. Sacrifice-Walberg.
Double plays - McManus. Koenig
and Owen: Hoyt, oKenig and Owen.
McNair. Bishop and Foxx. Left on
bases-Detroit s. Philadelphia 4.
Base on balls-off Hoyt 4, Herring /.
Walberg 7. Struck out BY Herring
4. Walberg 3. Earnshaw /. Hits off
Hoyt 8 in 4 2-3: Herring 5 In 8 1-3:
Walberg Z in z: Earnshaw 0 in ?.
Wild pitch-walberg. Winning pit
cher-Walberg. Losing pitcher
Hoyt.