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World Champions
Beaten By Texan

A year ago Vic Frasier was spend
ing most OF his waking hours fol-
lowing a brace OF mules down the
cotton rows on his farm in east
Texas. He had jumped the Chicago
White Sox some months previously
for the simple reason he found him
self lonesome in the midwest met
ropolis.
Yesterday the husky Young right
handler turned the Philadelphia
Athletics back with six hits and
helped his teammates bat out an 8
10 2 victory over the world cham
pions. His double in the fourth with
the bases loaded drove in the VIM
ming runs.
Rookie pitchers. incidentally, have
handed the AS two Of their four
defeats this month. wallace Hebert,
the Browns southpaw find" stop
ped them ten days ago.
Yesterdays defeat cut a half game
from the champions lead as rain
held Washington idle az Cleveland.
The third place New York Yankees
fell further back in the race. the
result Of a IA TO 10 drubbing from
the ST. Louis Browns.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
CBy The Associated Press)
Uncluding games OF June 22)
NnEnnnI IH

National league
Batting-Hendrick, Reds, $50:
Terry. Giants. .364.
Runs-Klein. Phillies. So; Terry
Giants. AZ.
Runs batted in-Klein. Phillies
SIS: Hornsby. Cubs. IS.
Hits-Terry. Giants, 81; Klein
Phillies. so.
Doubles-Bartell and Davis. Phil
lies. %.
TripIes-Worthington. Braves
Watkins, Cardinals; Terry, Giants,
8.
Home runs-Klein, PhillieS. 10;
Arlett. PhillieS: Hornsby. Cubs. II.
Stolen bases-Comorosky. Pirates
g: Cuyler. Cubs. 8.
Pitching-Busch. Cubs. won 5. lost
i: Grimes. Cardinals: Brandt
Braves, won 9. lost 3.
wv. American League
Batting-Ruth. Yankees, 1893,
Cochrane. Athletics. .385.
Runs-Mver. Senators: Bishop
Athletics: Gehrig. Yankees. So.
Runs batted in-Gehrig. Yankees
60. Cronin. Senators. SO.
Hits-Cronin. Senators, 80: Sim
mons. Athletics. 81.
Doubles-Webh. Red Sox. %,
Manush. Senators. %.
Triples-Cronin. Senators. 8,
M.lush, Senators: Johnson. Tigers
z.
Home runs-Gehrig. Yankees, Is,
Ruth. Yankees; FoxX. Athletics. Is
Stolen bases-Chapman, Yankees
%. Johnson. Tigers. n.
Pitching. Fischer. Senators. wor
g. lost /: Grove and Earnshaw
Athletics. won Il. lost 2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-23

HARLINGEN, June 23.-Tonight's
wrestling card is one OF the most
ambitious ever lined up in this
section by Promoter Ernie Stephens
and IL is expected to draw a capa-
city house.
Ernie has signed five bouts and
the card Is headlined by lhe Sauers-
Poulos 20. The main event In itself
would pack the fans In from far and
wide. but not satisfied with that,
Ernie has lined up four other fast
mills.
The Brownsville American Legion
bugle and drum corps. state cham
pions, will stage a demonstration
prior TO the card. This will be sold
ier's night also. ANY soldier In full
uniform will be admitted free, II mas
been announced.
The main event boys need no in
PRODUCTION. Geo. Sauers, who for a
year kept the fans on an edge as
the Masked Marvel until he was
beaten by Hugh Nichols, light heavy
champion. has held the middle
weight title and has packed more
fans in San Antonio and Houston
arenas that any other wrestler. His
opponent. Geo. Poulos. is without
doubt one Of the toughest IT'S pound
ers ever to appear in this part OF
the country. He Is fast and aggres-
sive. Their match should be a nat
ural."
The semi-final brings together the
Masked Marvel and Young Stecher.
The Marvel has agreed TO remove
the horse blinders II he is beaten.
To date he has not had TO take off
the mask. He takes on Young
Stecher in the Semi-final. Promoter
Stephens says Stecher should extend
the Malvel the limit.
Another mill will bring together
Robin Blue and Geo. Baccino. Blue
wrestled SAVERS recently in a match
that vowed the fans. Although de-
feated. Blue got a great ovation
from the crowd. Baccino Is a new
conner.
A match OF particular interest 10
Valley fans is the n bringing to-
gether Cullen Red, Harrington prize
fighter, and Bob Roberts. Red, a
former football star, has a large
following and il will be on hand q
see him turn wrestler.
The other bout Of the evening
is between Chief War Eagle and
Bucko Borosky. War Eagle has been
seen in action here before.
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The
Sports
Spade
10y HAL
U w N N u N n " u u m IN

WIFFY cox. who made a hit
with Valley golf fans in the Golden
Grapefruit open, led a brilliant field
of II pros yesterday in the battle
for berths on the American Ryder
cup team. Cox shot 7l-74 over the
treacherous Scioto course, Colum-
bus, O., 10 top the field at the end
Of the first SO holes. Billy Burke
OF New York was second, trailing
Cox by but one stroke. Joe Turnesa.
Denny Shute, and Frank walsh, all
seen at Harrington, tied for third
with 1895. Craig Wood had a $50.
They will play SO holes again today
10 determine which four shall place
on the American team. Horton
Smith and Al EspinoSa have already
rated the team.
Il DON'T want 10 be sleepy when
I get into the ring with Schmel-
ing Willie Striking says in *
planning the fact he Is training eX-
clusively az night. Strib Is working
III klAE LObA VI lA4E GfEAAAAA%F HA444I
Der Make welters under the sun.
If ! trained in the day and went
10 bed at $50. I would be habitual-
ly drowsy in the evening, and J
don't want 10 be sleepy when I get
q chance at the worlds title" DiXie's
Darling says. PA" Stribling is in
communication with Guy Ttrpin.
local promoter. and states the
fight has all earmarks OF a Sellout.
SCHMELING Is said To be IN
great shape. Critics visiting his
camp declare he is boxing and
punching better than yer and ap-
pears 10 be IN top-notch physical
condition. Boxing Is the chief work
ahead OF Der Make. The rugged.
willing sluEger Is no polished boxer
and Manager Joe Jacobs knows il.
Consequently he is putting Schmel-
ing through the PAGES with gloves
as often as possible.
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MANY FANS EXPECTED AT HARLINGEN MAT SOIREE
Feria Gains Ground,
Beating Harlingen 3 to z

With the curtain due to ring
down July 4 for the first half. La
Feria gained precious ground on the
Harrington Ladds In a night game
at Harlingen, which the Nighthawks
took by a 80 count. The game was
a great one all the way through.
with Ray Pipkin holding the Laid
sluggers TO three hits. Phillips ana
Ogden held the Nighthawks 70
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TOURNEY OPENS

DALLAS. Tune 23-tP-Sixteer
women started tricks here TODAY In
the first round II the first annual
Texas state Woman's Municipal
Golf Association championship
tournament.
All but three are Dallas PLAYERS
Mrs. r. c. Rochon OF wichita Falls
Mrs. A. n. Stovall OF Fort Worth
and Mrs. Walter Skies. of Amarillo
will have 10 plav through II the
title is TO leave Dallas.
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A

Wv 4IIE hooWN AHtNA ANNo0F
Vic Frazier. White Sox-Held
Athletics 10 six hits. doubled with
bases filled in fourth and won. 3d.
Earl Webb. Red SoX-Hit his
18th double and three singles, drove
in three runs as Red SoX tripped
Tigers.
Rick Terrell. Browns-Collected
double and three singles off YAM
See pitching. drove in four runs
and scored two.
Chuck Klein. Phillies-Hit 18th
homer and two singles 70 aid II
defeat Of Cardinals.
Bill Clark. Robins-Won fourth
straight victory, beating Pirates in
10 innings, 80.
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Mercedes Pro
Sets Dawn To
Dusk Record
CBy Staff Correspondent

MERCEDES, June 23.-G. w.
Shine, Mercedes pro. Is believed 70
have set a dawn-to-dusk marathon
golf record here Monday when he
shot 1874 holes. sticking close 10 par
figures throughout.
He began his day OF iunketing al
sol a. III. and decided 10 call II a
day shortly after Z p. m. He was
forced to use artificial light on the
last hole. According 10 best avail
able records the previous dawn
to-dusk record was 1872.
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Runs bated in-SaraIIa, Run
mann, Williford 2. Hoffman 2. Hill,
Williams. Bonds 2. Stolen bases
Jordan. williams. Sacrifice hit
Saralla. Two-base hits-Hill. Will
liams, Jordan. Ruhmann. Williams.
Covington. Cox. Home runs-Hoff-
man. Bonds. Double play-Willi-
ford 10 Hill. Struck out-by Rub
mann 2. by willis Z. Bases on balls
off Ruhmann l.. off Willis Z.
Passed ball-Francis. Time OF game
-l:50. Umpire-Quillan.
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eight scattered blows. The same
CLUBS meet again tonight at Har-
lingen under the floodlightS.
The Saints pulled down the Palms
yesterday at McAllen. winning liza
This loss injured McAllen's chan
e at overhauling the LaddS. The
same clubs play again Tuesday.
The boxes:
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K LEAGUE
Mondays Results

Mondays Results
Boston Z. Detroit ?.
Chicago s, PHILADELPHIA 2.
St. Louis IL. New York 10.
WASHINGTON al Cleveland. rain.
Tuesdays Games
New York az Chicago.
Philadelphia az S.. Louis.
Boston az Cleveland.
washington at Detroit.
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LEAGUE
MONDAYS Results

Chicago IL. New York 4.
St. Louis 3. Philadelphia Z.
Brooklyn 3. Pittsburgh ?.
Boston rincinrati. no game.
TUESDAYS CANES
g. Louis at Philadslrh'a
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati az Boston.
Pittsburgh az Brooklyn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-23

According to r. ". Heck. chief OF
the Division OF Seismo'ogy Of the
u. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
there were % earthquakes during
the first two months Of this year
and only six during the first two
monhs OF 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-23

Each person ~ the United States
spent an average az $40 last year
for recreational travel. according "a
the Chicago Motor club.
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The remarkable feature OF Shine
performance was his consistency.
Although wearied by fast play
through the warm hours OF the day
he kept close TO par figures through
out. Up TO the last few holes he
had an average OF 3S strokes per
nine.
owen Stone, manager OF the
course. had charge OF the record
breaking performance.
Leo de Korn, Purchase. ". Y.
golfer played 246 holes yesterday
in 81 hours and Is minutes with an
average score OF l25. DE KOrn was
attempting 10 play 800 consecutive
holes. He made use OF artificial
light IN his attempt.
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Fort Worth 3, Galveston 8.
Beaumont Il Dallas 0.


TueSdav'S Games
San Antonio at Fort Worth.
Beaumont at Shreveport.
Houston a. Dallas.
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Totals - 80 2 3 n 8 !
x-Bated for Ogden in 9th.
Score by innings:
La Feria ........... 200 900 0l0-3
Harrington ......... 900 100 00l-2
Summary-Earned runs-Harlin-
gen !. La Feria 3. Two base hits
Johnson. Pratt. Three-base hits -
Wiseman. First on ballS-off Phil
lips /, Ogden 3. Pipkin 3. Struck
out by Phillips 2, ogden 8, Pipkin
8. Left on bases-Harilgen 6, La
Feria 3. Wild pitches-Ogden /. Pip
kin. Passed balls-Cartwright 2.
Cox 1. Hit by pitcher-PhillipS.
Wiseman. Pipkin. Stolen bases
Hutchison ~. Rizzo ~. Sacrifice
hits-La Feria Hutchins, Rizzoz.
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SAVERS MEETS
GEO. POULUS
Five Fast Bouts Billed For
Tonight At Legion
Arena

W~HAT-Wrestling.
WHERE-Legion Arena, Harlin-
gen.
WHEN-a.l5 p. m. Tuesday.
The Card
Geo. Sauers VS.. Geo. Poulos.
Young Stecher vs.. Masked Mar
vel.
War Eagle VS.. Bucko Borosky.
Robin Blue VS.. Joe Baccino.
Cullen Red VS.. Bob Roberts.
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HOMESITE ON
COAST URGED

There are two very good reasons,
either or which Is sufficient, why
every Valley resident should have a
domestic on the coast. according
to officials OF the Independent
Realty Co, at Port Isabel.
One Of them Is that a sum
home or the coast cannot
celled recreational pu-S
the d is that
vesti IN vieyz
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Waitman

Up at San Benito. Manager wait
man has taken advantage OF the
hot weather TO step into the box
~ straight days and pitch Is 2-3
pings of real baseball. The Saint
sGpper had lots OF trouble in the
box during the early part OF the
season but went the route Sunday
and lost a close 6-5 contest TO the
Ladds. In the two games he worked
Saturday and Sunday, Harrington
was only able 10 find his offerings
for Is hits. an average Of less than
one per inning.
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Outfielders on the four clubs IN
the Valley loop earned their money
for participating in the games Sat
urday. A total OF IS runs and "a
hits were pounded out in the two
games. La Feria trounced the Nc
Allen Palms TO the tune OF a 28-7
score and the Harlingen Ladds took
a l4-il suggest from the San Ben
ito Saints. OutiielderS were af-
forded little mercy as they chased
base blows all afternoon. as both
contests lasted well over the two
hour mark.
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Home runs have been rather
frequent over the weekend. Camp
bell and Cartwright sending the
nil over the San Benito fence for
circuit blows. Saturday Biggers
walloped a pair Of homers in the
McAllen game. and Rizzo and Wise
man sent one ea'h over the Palm
fence. "Larrapin' Lou" Frierson was
the only PLAYER 10 send one over
the pallings in the Saint-Ladd con-
test Saturday.
The Washington times., 1931-10-08
BERTON|
TO CAPTAIN
!. c. j. TEAM

Louis Bertoni, Catholic Uni
versity's hard-plugging fullback,
president of the senior class and
one of the most popular members
of the varsity football squadron,
is to captain the eleven that
takes the field against Gallaudet
College at Brookland tomorrow.
Head Coach Dutch" Bergman
announced this selection today.
In doing so he said:
81 consider this a fitting
tribute to one of the hardest
workers, best students and
gameSt fellows on our roster.
Louis surmOunted plenty of oh.
stacles to gain his present
standing on our squadron. But,
in the face of the toughest Op-
position, he's kept fighting and
has never buckled Improving
once and for all his qualities of
leadership"
It will be an oddly assembled
starting order that lines up for
the kickoff at 2::30 o'clock. Pri.
marily an all-reserve lineup, re.
cruited largely from all Washing.
ton talent, will answer the open
ing whistle.
A mixture of former Eastern
and Gonzaga High School grad
yates, eight in all, has been
picked to inaugurate hostilities
Two sets of brothers are included
Eastern's products are: John
Nally, left end; brother Tom, left
tackle, and Dick Moffett right
tackle. Gonzaga furnishes Bill
Hepburn and John Maley, guards;
Danny Pyne, right end, and the
McVeans, Charley and Bob, quar-
terback and left halfback, re
spectively.
During the absence of Carl
DeMellO and Ripper Sheary,
regular varsity punters, Francis
DOnaher and Charley McVean,
alternately are to handle the
kicking.
Other than the Washington
lads mentioned Donaher, right
halfback; Bertoni, fullback, and
Edgar White, center, are to com.
prise the opening order.
The Washington times., 1931-10-08
GONZAGA BEATS
BUSINESS

Gonzaga High School footballers
made it two straight for the sea
son by winning from Business. q
to 0, in an interesting game on
the Gonzaga athletic field.
The victory also marked the sec
ond time a high school eleven has
been victimized within the last 10
days.
StengO Threat Fails
The game went three quarters
before there was any scoring. But
stubborn drive, with Carly Mills
Ernie Viau and Joe Mills carry
ing the pigskin, enabled Gonzaga
to push over the lone touchdown
of the contest late in the fourth
quarter. Carr executed the final
plunge for the marker from the
one-yard line.
Business tried desperately to
even up the score in the closing
minutes. A pass from Harris to
Sherman netted IS yards, and
line charges by Flynn brought
the ball to the 1O.yard line.
But Cleary, GonZaga 1inesman
broke up the final threat of the
Stenogs by grounding an at
tempted forward pass thrown by
Harris.
Business defeated Gonzaga last
year. The score was to 0.
The Washington times., 1931-10-08
Football Games
Tomorrow

LOCAL
GalIaudet vs.. Catholic University, in
C. U. Stadium, at $3.50 o'clock.
Washington and Lee High (RalIston.
Va.l VS., Eastern High, Eastern High
Stadium, $3.50 o'clock.
Alexandria. Va. S:45 o'clock.
st. Alban's VS.. Shenandoah Academy,
at winchester, Wa.
Tech High VS.. sw"ve'y Prep at
Landon Prep vs.. Georgetown Prep.
at Garrett Park, Md, at $3.50 o'clock.
c. q. Freshmen VS.. National Training
School. 1880 .. m.
EAST
West virginia Wesleyan VS.. DuQuesne
(night).
Thiel vs.. Geneva (niEht).
Lincoln vs.. Davis Ell6ins.
California Teachers VS.. FairmOnt.
ORlethOrpe vs. Manhattan College.
SOUTH
Union L. Vs. NTaryville.
WOtfOrd VS.. High Point.
BOwdOn VS.. Miami 4.
Ouachita vs.. Monticello AEgies.
LenOir-Rhyne vs.: Newberry.
Mercer W. Presbyterian.
st. Edward VS.. simmons.
MIDWEST
Arkansas Teachers vs.. Hendrix Hen
dersOn.
Kenyon VS.. Ashland.
Emp0riR VS.. Baker.
Carthage VS.. Bradley.
st. Mary VS.. Assumption.
Muncie Teachers VS.. Butler.
kfrksville VS.. Central.
Conway Teachers We. Arkansas Col
lege.
st. Benedict VS.. Chillic0the.
Wilmington VS.. Dayton (nlght).
Illinois Wesleyan VS.. DeIaul (night.
Iowa state VS.. Detroit (night).
Creighton vs. Rrake.
Oakland City VS.. Evansville.
Bethel VS.. Kansas Wesleyan.
RipOn VS.. Marquette.
st. Viator VS.. MCkentlree.
Phillips vs.. MCPHERSON.
Midland VS.. Nebraska Wesleyan.
SOUTH Dakota vs.. North Dakota.
st. Thomas VS.. North Dakota AgKies.
Cedar Falls VS.. Penn College.
Missouri Valley vs. ROCkhurst.
Augustana vs.. st. Ambrose.
Coe VS.. st. Louis U. might.
YanktOn VS.. South Dakota Mines.
Detroit City College VS.. Toledo U,
oklahoma Baptists vs.. Tulsa U.
(night).
Hays Teachers VS.. Washburn.
Center VS.. Wittenberg.
Georgetown KyD VS.. Xavier q.
(night.
Hastings VS.. York.
Augsburg w. Gustavus AdOlphue
FAR WEST
Nevada vs. California Aggies.
Puget Sound VS.. Idaho College.
Whittier VS.. LOyOla.
San Diego VS.. Occidental.
Pacific U. vs.. Oregon College.
ChadrOn VS.. SpearfisIl.
Pacific College vs.. Whitman.
The Washington times., 1931-10-08
HOWARD IS SET.
FOR OPENER

Howard University is prepared
to inaugurate its 1881 football
schedule at 2:3O p. m. Saturday
in the Howard University Sta
dium with johnson c. Smith Col
lege.
This will be the first opportu-
nity of students and fans to see
Howard's new team in action
with Paul Perkins, the freshman
flash of Pennsylvania, as Mar
shall's new running mate.
Two Games Abroad
It will be Washington's last
chance to see the team IN action
before october 81, when Howard
meets virginia State College.
ON the 18th, Howard plays
away from home, engaging
west Virginia State College,
and on the following Saturday
at virginia Union University.
Then after the game on Octo-
ber 81. there will be another
game November IA, when Howard
plays Hampton after Howard
plays Morgan College on NO
vember z, in Newark.
Virginia Seminary at Howard
will be the last home game, the
annual classic being played in
philadelphia on THANKSGIVING.
The Washington times., 1931-10-08
COLrick and Meehun
Broadcast TOni0ht

Johnny Colrick. assistant grid
coach at Georgetown, will be in
tervieWed concerning Saturdays
game between G.. U. and New
York U. over WMAL at s o'clock
tonight, Tommy Mills being un.
able to be present. Chick Nee.
han, N. Y. U. coach, will also
be interviewed.
Tommy Mills will speak over
this same station Saturday at IL
a. M, breaking in On broad
cast by Georgetown U. band.
The Washington times., 1931-10-08
G, " IS On EDGE
FOR BOSTON j.

The first of five intersectional
games on their schedule - with
Boston University in Boston sat
urday-finds George washington
gridmen well prepared. Today the
Colonials polish off the hard work
for their invasion of the Bean CITY
with only a light workout sched'
uled tomorrow before their de-
parture.
The G.. w. squad is in good
physical and mental shape. They
have looked pretty good in scrl11-
mage this week, but still need
more dash and fire. Perhaps the
hot weather has had something
to do with this. At least so Coach
Pixlee hopes.
The team that takes the field
for G. w. Saturday Is likely to
be changed in three places over
that which started against ElOn
last week.
Frank Blackstone and Lee Car
lin, who were crippled, have re-
turned in good shape. The for
mer is about sure to start at cen
ter and Carlin is likely to be in
the backfield.
The Washington times., 1931-10-08
Rupert offers Yank
Stadium Free For
Army-NaUv Tilt

WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. 8.
Major P. B. Fleming. graduate
manager Of the United States
Military Academy. today consid-
cred an offer of Col. Jacob Rup-
pert, president of the Yankees,
of free use of the Yankee Sta
dium for the forthcoming Army
Navy charity football game.
The contest is to be staged in
December.
Three officials from the Army
were to, meet in Philadelphia
next week with three athletic
officials from the Annapolis Ma
val Academy to discuss plans for
the game.
The Washington times., 1931-10-08

Such StalWartS as elem Spring,
"Blimp" Bowstrom, Gus Crothers,
the Rysacvage brothers. and
Happy" Enright will play. En-
right is we'll known in this city,
as he attended Gonzaga High
School, where he starred on the
gridiron and diamond. Later he
matriculated at Loyola University,
of Baltimore, where he continued
his athletic stardom. Happy"
will hold down a halfback posi-
tion for the Orioles.
Murphy to Play
Coach "Tubba" Farrell, of the
local boys, has put his faith in
Gene Murphy, ex-Catholic Uni
versity aee- and Goonan and
Himmelbergy former Holy Cross
luminaries. Murphy is a triple
threat. He can throw that oval,
kick, etc. Paddy Byrne, another
Holy Cross man, is to show in
the Indians backfield.
Tubby Hile has been named
coach of the Potomac A. c.,
125-pOunGl eleven. He will take
active charge of the tacklers
when they practice Saturday at
1880 on their field. Manager
Dutch" Williams is booking a
game for Sunday. Call Cleve-
land SO14, between and =
p. m.
Coach Joe Sweeny, of the
Northern RedbirdS, will have
his charges out tonight at 1880
o'clock on the Seventeenth
Street and Constitution Avenue
field for practice. The team
opens its season Sunday at Rich.
mOnd, Va, where the Aces will
be opposed.
Buck" Greir handles the bust.
ness end of the Redbirds. He
has been affiliated with. sandlot
sports activities for a number of
years, having organized the North
ern A. c.
Coach Gates wants all his
Dixie Pig players to report for
drill tonight at 8 o'clock at Seat
Pleasant field. Sunday they en-
gage the Brookland eleven in the
initial game Of the Capital City
League unlimited section at the
same field at 2:30 p. m.
The Washington times., 1931-10-08

Summary: pays-Bishop Williams to FOxx
unassisted Frsch BOttomIey 2 Colbert Fsch
BOomey; BOttOmley to Wilson, Bishop 10 FoA
Left on bases-Phladephia, s4 St. Louis s5 HtsOn Grove
IL in innings Off Johnson
% innings; off IL in 1S innings; off Earnsnaw IN
innings; off Grimes in nnings:1O Manatcey, In ff wal
Serr in innings; off Romme in inning Bases on balls
Nef in Is innings Derrnge in innings; OH onn
SON in 2s innings; Halahan in !S innings; off Earn
II in innings; off ManaLey,
in innng Lindsay, in lS innngs off Hoyt IN INN nf
ROmmeI in inning Struck oH
Rv Grove 9; by Denger johnson, 4; by Haahan IL
nv Eanshaw s; by Mahaffey nOne by LndSey
Tovt NV WaIberg ROmmel wild pNcn-k1an
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