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MEYER DENOUNCED
AS OFF|CESEEKER
Chairman MCFadden Asks
Senate Inquiry Into Resig-
nation of Edmund PIatt.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Chairman McFadden of the House
Banking Committee complained before
the Senate Banking Committee today
at hearings on the nomination of Eu-
gene Meyer, jr., of New York as gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve Board that
the nominee has been "a seeker after
public ONCE"
Representative McFadden was the
first witness. Meyer sat next to him
at the committee table. The House
member said Meyer after service on the
War Finance Corporation went to the
Federal Farm Loan Board.
Cites Plat Resignation.
McFadden said it was "a well known
fact in Federal Reserve Board circles
that Mr. Meyer was after q job on the
board"
He then emphasized that Edmund
Plat. vice governor, resigned to make
way for Meyer. Although Roy Young
resigned as governor last Summer, Nc
Fadden said, Meyer could not be APP
pointed because he and Plat were both
from the New York district.
II don't believe Mr. Platt deliberately
resigned from the Federal Reserve
Board said McFadder. II ask the
committee to inquire into that"
McFadden said Meyer was formerly
New York stock broker land so far
as I am able to learn that is his only
qualification as a banker"
He complained that Meyer as man
aging director of the War Finance Cor
poration used his own banking house
In New York for distribution of Gov
eminent bonds.
Charges Breach Of Ethics.
II term that most unethical," said
McFadden.
Senator Wagner. Democrat, Of New
York said he understood the Govern
ment had no office in New York and
that Meyer turned over his Office for
use by the Government, free of rent.
Il call that contribution" added
Wagner, rather than an unethical act. -
McFadden asked inquiry into Meyers
business connections. He said it lis
reported he is one of the large stock
holders in the Allied Chemical Co. in
which. the House of Morgan Is afil-
lated"
Il have not seen Mr. ]. p Morgan
since 1921 when he was called here in
connection with a Government hear
ing" Meyer said.
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LAVAL PREPARING
TO ASK CONFIDENCE
New Ministry Presented to
President Doumergue
and Sworn In.
Rv the Associated Press

| By the Associated Press.
PARIS, January 27.-Premier Pierre
Laval took the new French cabinet to
the Elysee Palace this forenoon and
presented them to President Doumergue
After the presentation they were sworn
in and left to begin work on the min
isterial declaration on which they will
seek vote of confidence in the Cham
Der of Deputies probably Thursday or
Friday.
The ministry of public health, which
was left open in the first composition
Of the cabinet. was accepted by Camille
Blaisot, a member Of the Marin Right
group.
The new premier announced one
change in the list of his undersecre-
taries. Charles Pomaret, at first desig-
mated as undersecretary of colonies,
was shifted to the undersecretaryship
IN the ministry of education. The
Senegalese Deputy, Blaise Diagne, will
become undersecretary Of colonies He
is the first Negro ever to hold such
a portfolio.
May Appear Friday.
There was possibility that the cab
met would postpone its appearance be-
fore the chamber until Friday. although
its members were to meet this after
noon to draw up an outline of their
policies. The meeting at which this
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document will be finished was sched-
uled, however. for Friday morning, and
this was taken as an indication that
the parliamentary debut would not
, come before Friday afternoon.
The political complexion of the new
government, which does not come into
ofhcial being until given a vote Of con-
fidence by the Chamber, is much like
that Of Andre Tardieu, who resigned in
December. Radical Socialists refused
to participate.
The new ministry lists Tardieu in the
portfolio of agriculture, where he may
handle the \growing wheat problem.
Aristide BRAND Is back at the Quai
D'Orsay.
Politicians generally today were
doubtful Of the cabinets chances of
survival in the first test Of strength in
the Chamber.
Had Humble Start.
Premier Laval's life is a repetition of
the log cabin to the White House
legend.
The new head of the French govern
ment was born into an humble family
in Chateldon, Department of Puyde-
dome, in the center of France. Much
of his early life, he says, was spent in
chasing dogs away from his fathers
meat shop.
The Laval family by tradition had
been butchers, and young Pierre was
expected to follow the same trade, but
he had an early taste for white craVats
instead of white aprons and so defied
tradition and plugged out an education
His brilliancy in common school
brought him a scholarship which en-
abled him to pursue his studies at st.
Etienne and later in Lyons and Paris.
He won a law degree as well as a de-
gree in natural history and at the fin
ish of his school life began practice as
an attorney for the trade unions.
Served in Six Cabinets.
He entered politics in 1914, when he
was elected a Socialist Deputy from the
industrial district of st. Denis, near
Fairs. Clemenceau offered him a cabi-
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Will Rogers
Says:

SAN ANTONIO. Tex.-well, here
we are in old Sanantone, one Of the
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thankful for Mistol. Put few drops
in your nostrils several times a day
with the dropper that's in the pack
age. Blandly Mistol soothes the sore
ness away-protects nose and throat.
Have Mistol handy and play safe.
Doctors use it. Get bottle today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-27
HORSE SHOW SESSION

Secretary Gaskins, at Warrenton,
Calls Alexandria Meeting.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va. January 81
Frank D. Gaskins, Warrenton, secre-
tary of the Virginia State Horse Show
Association, has sent out notices of the
annual meeting, which will be held Fri
day, January 80, at l pm, in George
Mason Hotel, Alexandria. Va. Manly
Carter of Orange, Va, is president of
the association. In view OF contem-
plated changes in the bylaws it is
expected that all the II shows of the
Virginia Circuit will be represented.
Some changes are also expected in the
schedule of dates which is arranged at
this meeting
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from voting and that fewer than IL
Liberals would vite against the govern
ment.
Forestalls Conservatives.
A motion of censure of the govern
ment offered by the orthodox Liberal
following criticizes the government on
its unemployment record.
The motion of censure forestalls q
conservative motion which has been in
the dining for weeks. It is generally be-
lieved that David Lloyd George, the
Liberal leader, has neither wish nor
hope for his motion to pass the Com
mons, but since only one measure of
censure can be considered at a time is
using it with an eye to insuring contin-
ued life of the Labor government.
Approve Indian Farley.
There has been almost unanimous ac-
ceptance by Parliament of results of
the Indian round table conference.
Stanley Baldwin. chief opposition
leader, and Sir John Simon. one of the
Liberal leaders. both OF whom tomorrow
Will be out after MFR. MacDonalds DO
litical scalp, crowned the Labor prime
minister's round table conference work
as far-reaching success.
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net post, which he refused. He was
defeated for the Chamber in 1919, but
was reelected in 1924 and in 1927 was
elected Senator from the Seine. Since
then he has been politically independ-
ent
He was member Of six cabinets be-
fore finally reaching the premiership.
His first chance at forming q cabinet
came last December, after the first fall
of the Tardieu government, but he was
unable to get a ministry together then.
He is AZ years old.
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ernor, who is mighty fat and mighty
able. Spoke before the Legislature,
but a comedian getting up before
one of those bodies of men is just
lost. 1t would be like Rudee Vallee
trying to sing before an audience
composed of all grand opera sing
ers. He would just be outclassed.
And that's the way was.
F. Safest bulletin today says
Hoover is "wetter" It's getting to
be like a stock market report.
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NEW TEACHER NAMED
Miss Thelma Stinnett Added t
Mount Rainier High Staff.
of The star.

By Stan Correspondent OF The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, January
DISAPPOINTMENT Of Miss Thelma Stin-
nett as teacher of English and history
in the Mount Rainier High School was
announced yesterday by j. Albert Mil
Ter, assistant superintendent of schools
Miss Stinnett is a sister of the present
domestic science teacher of the school,
and formerly taught near Warrenton
Va. She succeeds Miss Elsie S. King
who recently resigned.
Mr.. Miller also announced that the
board of education had received the
resignation OF Miss Adelia RosaSco
teacher of French in the Hyattsville
High School, to take effect in 80 days
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| from voting and that fewer than II
Liberals would vite against the govern
ment
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VICTORY FOR LABOR
CABINET EXPECTED
Most of liberals to Refrain
From Voting When Dis
pute Bill Arises.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, January 81. - Develop
ments in Parliament today were believed
generally to point to a government
victory when the ministry's trades dis
pute bill comes up for its second reading
tomorrow. SO strong has opposition to
the measure grown that the prospective
division has been regarded with the
utmost apprehension by the govern
ment.
The chief Liberal whip told a party
meeting last night that the majority of
the Liberals had agreed to abide by
the Official Liberal decision to abstain
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WASHINGTON MAN HELD

False Statements Alleged at
fayetteville on Auto Application.
By stan Correspondent OF The star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, January a.
Accused of making false statements to
obtain automobile registration, M. ].
Wilmer of Brookland. D. c., former
owner OF a. service station In Cottage
City, was placed under $1,000 bond yes
terday by Justice Of Peace II. j. MoffaS
His case Is scheduled for hearing in
Police Court tomorrow. Chief Of Police
H. L. Mccormick Of Cottage City made
the arrest.
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When your throat
is sore w it h
coughing and the
inhamed surfaces
seem to stick and
rub together-be
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Woman, 72, Gets Divorce.

Los ANGELES. January n Or
Mrs. Helen Reed. ~, charging her hus-
band, Edward George Reed, also u.
punched her in the face, loosened sew
eral teeth, and split her upper LID, OBJ
tanned a divorce here yesterday. She
was ordered to pay Reed $500 for
quit claim to her property.
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! q 5 Y SURVIVING
unique cities of
our coun try,
where history has
been made and
I ra d | ton and
beauty preserved.
Just few in from
Austin, the capt.
tai. Saw all my
old Friends, Jim
Ferguson, D a n
Moody. Pat Nef
and the -Y1eVv O0V-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21
|AMPION IS
! UNDER PAR
zen, Defending Title
Holder, Comes In
Third

nj VALLEY CLUB. Dayton.
ne 20. Rl-Big Ed Dudley Of
ngton, Del, captured the
n open golf championship by
trokes today after giving the
ball four Of the merriest
of its stormy career.
ling the larger pellet with an
al and consistent brilliancy,
toured the heavily trapped
Valley Golf Club Fairways
fards Of 69-70-70-7l TO pile up
pole total Of $50, four shots
than Walter Hagen Of Detroit.
lnner-up. 1t was the fourth
total since the Western open
way back in 1899 and four
3 under par for the distance.
IN shots away from the new
bion and three away from the
came Gene Sarazen Of New
who lost his championship
Jock Collins. Dayton's home
pride DIN Dutra OF Los An
ranked fifth with 2s9. while
Ackerbloom. Little Rock. Ark,
ked the oppressive heat that
d the fairways and landed N
IN place tie with Bob Mac
d, Chicago golf teacher. with
Sixteen others shattered 800,
Ing Mortie Dutra, Long
Caly.. 29l. and George Won
Detroit. 292.
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Stock Will Be
Sold To Keep
Ladds In Loop
IN staff Corresnondentl

HARLlNGEN. June 20-profes-
sional baseball will stay I'm Harlin-
gen.
This was decided az a meeting held
Saturday morning az which four
stock selling teams were named Ia
sell $500 worth Of stock. The
stockholders will organize and in
corporate TO handle the teams busi-
ness.
The stock selling campaign will
be started Monday morning
The teams Will De as follows Cap
tain DICK Niles and w G. Brum-
ley, Archie HasSelmeir, MONTY Col
vim and Donaho. Captain BEN Ed
stein and L. w. Weber. Claude Lis
ton. r. q. Bennett and Jack Locke.
Captains Bill McElWam and Glenn
Farris, J. L. Teasdale. Bob Hall AMI
Emmett Alglin. Captain O. y. Worm
and ". W. Penoud. "A. IT, Montgomery.
T. G. Jeffrey and DR.. l. F. Nc
Clenathan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21
inals Sunday In
Kerrville TOURNEY

KERRVILLE Tex. June 20. Up
B. A. Schriever. Youthful San An
tonic PLAYER. and Ed Carruth. Kerr
vile. will meet here Sunday in the
final match OF the Kerrville Coun-
try Clubs invitation golf tourna-
ment.
Schriever, who was medalist IN
the tournament with a II in the
qualifying round. won his wav into
the titular match by defeating Nor
ris Levinson. San Antonio. 9 ana 8
IT the IS hole semi-final.
Carruth eliminated Lieut.. x. A
Rogers. Brooks Field in a CLOSELY
contested semi-final match. , and I.
In the first flight ssmsi-finals
Floyd Singleton. San Antonio, meat
PenroSe Metcalf. San Angel. / I'd
in Is holes and Dick Harrisin. San
Antonio. beat Dave Hilton. | up.
Harrison and Singleton meet in
the title match for this bracket TO-
day.
d. c. Clark, Houston. con the
championship consolation Saturday,
defeating II. Bergstron. Aus,la, ! dp
in 10 holes.
The first flight consolation was
won by L. Chavis OF San Antonio
I've William Thornton. also Of San
Antonio, ! up, i5 holes.
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Fight Card Up In
Matamoros TODAY

Valley fiztic fans viii See some
fast leather pushing Sunday after
o when Frankie Trevino. Mon
terrey, tangles with Kid Pelon.
Laredo champion. in a l5-round
bout in Santa Cruz.
These two. weighing IN at 1873
pounds, head a program that in
cludes a ten-round semi-final and
three preliminaries.
Juan Navarro. Mexico City. and
Joaquin Barajas. Tampico. will
trade punches IN the Semi-final.
Both weigh l26 pounds.
Juan Omar ana Kid Avalos. 40
pounds. will fight a six-round bout.
and this Is thought to be one OF the
best in the preliminaries.
The fights will start promptly at
4 o'clock. 1t has been announced.
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LADDS DEFEAT I
SAINTS IA TO L
Harrington RomPs On Rankin
And Jordan In Early
Frames To Win


SAN BENITO. June 20-Ths
Harlingen Ladds beat a merry tattoo
off Rankin and Jordan In the open
ing moments Of the game here sat-
urday and beat out the Saints a.
II although the home club made
a strong comeback til the closing
frames.
The Ladd batters tore into Ram
kin. Mission product. and five runs
crossed the platter before he could
get two men out. Jordan was called
from first base and he did no bet
ter. allowing seven runs In 4 2-1
innings. PreXy Waitman then anne
up from the outfleld and showed
his boys how ID was done. Waltmln
was IN great form. allowing but
TWO runs the remainder ~ the way.
The Saints bats began tO click
IN the closing frames and they
lashtd out nine runs tn the sew
enth and eighth innings.
Frlerson, Harrington first SacSer,
lAshed out "A home rum. C. Camp
bell got two three-ply blows.
The same teams will play NO san
Benlto beginning at $3.50 W. m sun
day.
Em#mMmInw#H. 49,
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800 Expected In
Dallas Tourney

DALLAS. June 20.-P-A record
field Of more than 800 sterling golf
ers n expected 10 tee off here
Tuesday in the qualifying rounds OF
the Dallas Country Clubs invitation
tournament.
This is the only big invitation
tourney or the southwest TO invite
municipal players. and the field IS
expected TO shatter all records.
Heading the entry list will be
Dennis Lavender and Gus More
land, both flaShy Dallas youngsters.
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Johnny Goodman
Takes Golf Title

GOLDEN VALLEY GOLF CLUB.
Minneapolis, June 20. % The
nearly perfect golf which gave him
victory over earlier opponents.
brought Johnny Goodman. Omaha.
the Trans-Mississippi championship
here today.
Sweeping aside Lester Bolstad,
St. Paul. 5 and 4 IN the IS hole
finals. the Nebraska youth regained
the title he won in 1927.
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UDLEY BEATS HAGEN FOUR STROKES FOR WESTERN OPEN
Cards Drop Double
Header; Giants Win

PHILADELPHIA, June 20. tRl-
Silas Johnson. young pitching star
OF the Cincinnati Reds, gave his
team an even break on their dou-
bleheader with the Phillies today.
keeping the Phils nine hits scat
tered in the final game for a 4 to
! victory. after three Red hurlers
were hammered for an IL to 6 de-
feat in the first.
The heat vas 50 intense that
Umpire McGrew withdrew from
the first game in the seventh in
ming. but returned for the second.
There we're two casualties, Strip
OF Cincinnati. being hit OH the
thumb, and Mallon. OF the Pills.
receiving a spike wound.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21
Mrs. Hill Takes
Mississippi Title

ST. LOUIS COUNTRY CLUB,
June 20. R-Mrs. o. s. Hill OF the
Meadow Lake Country Club. Kan
Sas City. climbed back 10 the top
Of women's Trans Mississippi golf
dom today with a decisive 10-and-
8 victory over Mrs. Ignatius S. Hyn-
es OF the Normandie golf club, St.
Louis. in the final OF the fifth an
nual tournament.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21
PALMSFALL TO
% RUN BLAST
Red Biggers Gets Five For
Six, Two Of Which
Are Homers
CBv staff COrresD0ndenD

McALLEN. June 20-The McAl.en
Palms bowed before a 70 run blast
put on here Saturday by the Ia
Feria Nighthawks. McAllen batters
were unable to touch Red Biggers'
pitching and feeders we're unable
TO control his hitting. The final
score was la Ferla g. McAllen Z.
Biggers hit two homers and a dou-
BILE. He got five for six in al.
La Feria cot To Wlnifred, McAllen
hurler. early in the fray and he
was taken out in favor OF Flores.
The latter let the score mount at
a rapid rate and he was left in 10
finish REGARDLESS OF the score.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21
Athletics Win
In Tenth

CHICAGO. June 2e-Py-It took
the Philadelphia Athletes ten In
nings TO beat the. White S0X ) 10
4 10 make II Two straight ~ the
series. "A three hit attack on Ted
Lyons IN the tenth brought victory
alter Luke Appllng, pinch hltlng
Tor Frasler IN the ninth. had tIeG
the score e--l z home run.
Walberg. IN winning his eleventh
victory oi the season, hurled well
until the ninth when Applllg MT
his homer with WatwOOd On aSe
TWO more Chicago hits scored a run
a run in the tenth.
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Texans Cop

WILMINGTON. Del. June 20. Up.
Wilmer Allison. Austin, Texas. won
the 1881 Delaware State grass court
tennis championship here today.
defeating Berkeley Bell. a former
Texan 10Y Of New York. l-6, GO
6-3, 6-2. in the title round.
After his defeat in the singles.
Bell with Edward Jacobs, a resident
Of Baltimore and a graduate OF ne
University OF Pittsburgh Won the
doubles championship by defeating
Bruce Barnes and Karl Klamath If
the University OF Texas. in q torrid
match. The scores were GA, 81, H.
IL.
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CLEVELAND. O.. June 20. CFl-
Washington. runner up IN the
battle for the American League Pen
nant. had the double header with
the Cleveland Indians much their
" way today. winning the first
game. IA TO 4. and the second z % 9.
In the first. Lloyd Brown. Wash
ington scuthpaw. won his seventh
victory OF the campaign. In the
second game. Carl fischer. permit
ted the Indians only tao hits until
the ninth inning when they staged
a 3-run rally.
First Game
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San Benito Lions
Have Minute Men
fBy staff CorrrsDOndent)

- 1888 @AN@PCAAA@AAA~F
SAN BENITO. June 20.-Ssr
Benito Lions this week found that
they had a bunch OF good minute
men in their club.
One-minute talks we're made by
p w. Brown, Rev. L. G. Bankhead.
/. r. Tasto. Jack Ogdee and Mrs.
w. u. Rhoades. Lioness.
President Carl Hamilton arrived
al the luncheon on clutches, hav-
ing sprained az ankle in the base
ball game with Harlineen Lions,
and Fred Glover presided in his
place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21
Radio Expert Joins
Staff Station KWWC

F. p. Jackson. expert radio n
eineer formerly Of Waco. has been
added 10 the staff OF radio station
kWWG, Chas. Rel. manager. an
nounced Saturday. Mr.. jackson will
serve the local station as technician.
and results Of his work are already
seen In the better volume and clear
reception noted from the station.
The station viii continue to I'M
prove It's programs. Mr.. Rel stat
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21
Ee Takes First
In American Derby

5HINGTON PARK. chicago
o0-dP-Mate. which con-
twenty Grand in the Preak-
6ailoped to victory in the $50
Inerican Derby at washington
today.
A c. Boswick Of Philadel-
won in a thrilling, driving
with Pittsburgher. gaining
Ictory BY a nose.
a Hibb. a sensational allow
n the west. furnished a stun
surprise by finishing third
lengths ahead Of Morpheus
BIRD outsizer to share IN the
burse.
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Cards Drop
Two Games

BOSTON. June 20-Pl- The
Boston Braves took both ends Of
a double header from the league
leading st. Louis Cardinals today,
winning the first game 5 to ], and
the second 3 to ?.
The veteran Tom Zachary held
the Cardinals TO four hits IN the
opener. in which Schulmerich hit
two doubles and a single.
IEarrA rnnnnA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-21
Browns Fall
To Yanks

ST. LOUIS. June 2O.-lF The
Yankees D their second straight
game here ana gave the Browns
their ninth successive defeat today
by a Q 70 ! score.
Charley Ruling pitched a great
game for the Yanks. allowing only
TWO hits.
Lou GehrIg ClOuted his 18th
homo RIM ~ the eeacnu
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Second game
Old Jack Quinn
Beats Cubs

BROOKLYN. June 80. -4P,-
Jack Quinn, 46-year old pitcher Of
the Brooklyn Robins, was credited
with his first National League
victory since 1913 today, when a
ninth inning rally gave the Rob-
ms a 6 to ) decision over the Chi
cago Cubs. Quinn, who joined
Brooklyn this year after being re-
leased by the Athletics, entered the
contest IN the eighth as a relief
pitcher.
Babe Herman's bat vas the prin-
cipal reason for Chicago's defeat.
He connected with four hits. includ-
ing a triple and the Cot;ble
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mems Tourney
To Open Monday

las. Tex. June 20. tR-The
ANNUAL Texas Woman's NUM-
coli Association State Cham
|ip Tournament will start here
IN when entries treck their
hing round over the difficult
lard Tension Park course with
4i-37-7s for women and 81
for men. Entries will close
" at 6 D. m. and the start
Ia IS expected go hover around
10 mark.
r. c. Rochon Of Wichita
who has been here for a week
ling over the Tension Park
has been established as the
IA TO cop the championship.
Hochon is expected TO en-
= stiff opposition, especially
Mrs. j. p. English. Dallas
ipal champ.