davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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AWESOS EN- WEST TAMPA

de Bernardo, que iban sin duda
a producer una tormenta. Lucia
protest6 a su modo de aquellas
palabras tirando a su tia del
vestido, como aconsejandola
que debfan ambas retirarse;
Ramiro, por ell contrario, espo-
leo con su gesto de aprobaci6n
ell partido adoptado por Bernar-
da.
liable listed claro Y de una
vez, Y no me venga con sarcas-
mos nj indirectas. Sepamos 10
que listed quiere darme a enten-
der con su refran-la dijo PUG.
-Pues 10 cue quiero dar a
entender no puede ser mas cla-
70. Quiero decir, y digo, que 81
Sc ha arrepentido listed, como
es costumbre suya desde hace
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ratados de su hermana, opina-
"a 10 mismo que 20. Lucia tiene
diez y siete amos; Ramiro, VEIN
titres: Sque edad es esa para
casarse y para empezar tan
.pronto a llevar la peSada carga
de padres de familia? Trabaje
Ell alg1n tiempo, espere ella, y
81 20 me muero de repente o me
arruino, 10 que no es dificil, que
.tengan algo propio con que man
tenerse Y dar carrera a sus hi
jos. iQue hay en- este de tirani-
co nj de egofsta? ICON que ojos
me miriam ustedes, que ven en-
todds mis- actos, hssta en- los
mas raeionales Y sensatos, un
calculo interesado, no un carl
no previsor?
-Yo hagO justicia Siempre
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TOMMY
CIO A SodAAF

D~$A(N ~ W&&aW<A
yer una de las ri S'fllantes
exhibiciones de su ia carre-
"a para confundAg u lunar a
Ernie Schaaf, Ell cr INTO ru-
bio de Boston.
Dos veces baItidos por ell fuer
te protegido de Jack Sharkey,
Tommy Sc troc6 anoche en- con-
.quistador y lie castig6 de tai ma
nera con la mano izquierda que
pareci6 iba a destruir las fac
clones de su oponente. Ell "jab-
beo", descarg6 ganchos a la ca
beza y cuerpo y cubri6 de tai
manera a Ernie, con ell tempo
La gaceta., 1931-03-14
DERROTA DE PAULA

Lake Worth, Mayo 14.-En
I'm tercer match, por haber ter
minado dos anteriones en- un EN-
pate, Mario Paula, de Tampa,
fu6 vencido por Larry Dayton,
de Buffalo.
A ounce rounds fue Ell tercer
encuentro y Dayton gan6 ma
yor snimero de puntos.
Jimmy Griffin, de Memphis,
hizo tablas en- la semifinal del
programme a Teddy Taylor, de
Lake Worth.
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ted Ell favor de retirarse-la di-
10 Ramiro, interponiendose en-
pre ella y D. Juan.-El princi-
pal no esta ahdra para atender
a razones y podrfamos tener I'm
disgusto muy grande.
Olga listed, D. Chiquilicua-
tro-grit6 PUG, va en- ell col
mo de su furor;-yo estoy STEM
pre- para escuchar razones; 10 a.
no estoy dispuesto a escuchar
nunca son necedades nj dispa-
-iNo tOdos pcdemos ser sa-
bios!
Tia, por Dios... Tranquilf-
cese listed.
-Repare listed, Sr. D. Juan.
No me d. Ia CANA de repa-
Esg 60 uada!..
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algdn TEMPO, de todas sus pro-
mesas Y no quiere dar hoy a mi
sobrina Ell dote que la ofreci6
para cuando Sc casara..., 10 di-
ga listed claro y no ande con dis
.culpas y con pretextos que no
necesitamos.
ii Pero que mezquinos y mi
serables penSamientos son los
de ustedesi
-Padrino, yo juro a listed
que no he pensado NADIA malo.
ID Cual Ia sido mi respuesta
al plan de esa boda? o 70 estoy
loco o es que quieren ustedes
hacerme perder Ell juicio. Yo
quiero a Lucia como 81 fuese mi
propia hija, Y 81 Benito tiene
sentido comGn y no Sc ha vuelto
con los consoles dispa-
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M&%%
700 derrot6 e. Garl Bas
man Pastor Dom4nguez pae de-
rrotado con suna facil lad por
Charles Batson, tambi del ms
tfvsko Hillsbordugh; Charles
Mirabella, del institute de Tam
pa, venei6 a j. A. Carter, de la
Universidad de Florida; Wilcox
Hicks del institute, puso a DOR
mir a M. w. Gary, de IA Univer-
Isidad; Don G. Williams, de
Tampa; SUPERB aNW. w. Giudice
de la Universidad, Y Vicente
Grannell, del Institute, venci6
a Roy Sheppard, que es tambien
ael institute.
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LOS GLADIA
DORES DEL INSTITUTE

st. Augustine, Mario a.
Los boxeadores del institute
Hillsbd ough, de Tampa, ven
cieron aver en- ell campeonato de
boxeo del estado.
Triunfaron los pugilistas de
Tampa en- cinco encuentros,
mientras los gladiadores de la
Universidad solo ganaron TRES.
Rinardo Perez, de la Univer-
sidad de Florida, venci6 a Ce-
Gil Met ullers, del institute Hills
borough.
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te asunto con Benito...

'e dSunUo con BenltO...
No Sc moleste listed ha re-
sultadd 10 que temiamos-diio
dona Bernardo con entonaci6n
Iresuelta Y queriendo pluralizar
'sus malos pensamientos para
que PUG no Sc fijara solo en-
ella Era natural que ash SUI
desc!
-Que quiere listed decir.
senora?
que del dicho al hecho hay
gran trecho, y que no es 10 mis-
mo promoter una cosa que cum
plirla.
Lucia y Ramiro, que con la
contestacion de D. Juan Sc ha-
bian quedado mudos y no dist.
mulaban su desaliento, oyeron
de distinta manera las palabras
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RAJ De- cuero qusk dessi6nsal7
fin fue seao Aeai6nsds
Aoushran fue assocheel mass
de haeedosealos ws
pegado que reina4a sobfe4aca-
tegoria de peso complete ligero.
No permiti6 en- nfng0n monen-
to que Ernie Sc preparara para
pegar, atandole en- los 'clinches'
de manera ~efectiva.
Hacia ell final, con la batalla
canada y la multitud riendOse
de los esfuerzos de Schaaf para
pegare Tommy aminaro algo y
su contrario lie peg6 por ell cuer
pc.
Tommy podfa apartarse Guam
lie parecia Sc encontraba en-
peligro, y contenia los ataques.
vencedQr Sc lie anotaron sic
ae los diez asaltos, dos gan6
{, ell noveno y ell decimo,
N emu Us result6 ell cuarto.
k Sharkey, que hace dos
erruinara las aspiraciones
dsN ny a la division de peso
comK via ell triunfo de
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LA VICTORIA IPAEINo
- o0
La rectente victor OOPau-
limo Uzcudun, en- L OT, eles,
California, de nuey oloca
en- la senda hacia le de
peso complete. -
FL adversario Dc ienadoA vas
co qued6 tirado sobre la Iona en-
ell cuarto asalto.
Tommy Loughran va Sc ha
|colocado de nuevo en- la prime
ra division y Pauline piensa Sc
guir la ruta.
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.BOXEO
Sc LAS BOIL
SAs A PETRoLLE Y KING
TUT

New York, Mario 14.-La co
mission atletica del estado acor-
do aver entregar las bolsas, que
en- principle Sc incautara, de los
pugilistas Billy Petrolle y King
Tut, sobre los cuales recafan
sospechas de que lutheran ac-
tuade de manera Inconvenience
en- contra de los intereses del
boxeo y del p1blico.
James A. Farley, nresidente
de la comisi6n, hizo este comen,
tario: "Nuestra acci6n habls
por ella misma'.
Petrolle puso a dormir a Tul
en- ell cuarto asalto del mattel
que motivara la actitud pasads
de La comisi6n.
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AVISoS EN YkoR r;E.Y

DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. Gonzales, Or. A. z
10. DR.. 5. M. TisCn, DR.. Julio J. Guerra. an Ia b
a del Cfrculo Cubano Tel6fono No. Y 1853.
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EN- WEST Tampa
SERVIcIo DE AMBULANCIA. Teissono Y 1ll0

Tel@fonos para visitas por ell dfa: Ybor City, Y 1460
West Tampa, H 3846. Para llamsaas por 10 noche.
10 msmO en- Ybor cue en- West Tampa. Y 1A1O.
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BASE PAIL
LOS ROJOS EN- CONTRA DE
LOS ANKE


Hoy pqr Harde los clubs Gin
cinnati Y New York americana
jugaran en- ell terreno de Plant,
las $3.50.
c Ell desaffo de hoy es en- honor
de Babe Ruth, Ell emperador de
los "jonrones", y ell italiano 70
ny Cuccinelo, estrella del Gin
cinnati.
Sc va a presentar la siguien
tie Inca de fuego: Cincinnati
Sigafoos, 3b; Heath, 1b; Cullop
eff; Cuccinello, 2b; Moore, If;
Roettger, IF; Durocher, IS;
Sukeforth o Styles, C; Kolp y
3.
va es: Combs, CT; Sewell,
.3b; Ruth, rf; Gehrig, 1b; Chap
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Fouettn de La GacetG No. 9S
isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

mande algGn tempo fuera de
Barcelona, a Cette, a Marsella,
por ejemplo. 81 es listo, 81 ira
baja. 81 Sc hace digno de mi pro-
tecci6n Y de mi afecto, tn mano
sera su recompensa. tie parece
bien?
-INo 10 die? iAdi6s bodai..
Isl va me 10 temfa, sobrina!
-Yo hablare despu&s de es-
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LoueEn sobre su (ring l
te, quizas pensando 6lS
ria possible repati1e pasa6
hazaha.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
l.. ia. MEET
OPENS FRIDAY
Vines Seeded First With
Shields, Woods And
Lott Next

FOREST HILLS. N. Y. Sept. a.
tP9-One Of the most "t ,n'tour-
naments on record is the prospect
for the go'fsn jubilee mems singles
championship Of the United States
Lawn Tennis association. which
starts tomorrow. With the figures
Of big Bill Tilden. Henri Cochet
and other outstanding stars OF the
past missing from the scene. about
twenty OF the "a players who have
entered the tournament which helps
the celebration OF so years Of or
gained tennis in the United states
are conceded fair chances or victory
Little hope Is held out for johnny
Doeg. who scored a surprising vic
tory last year. Although he Is rank
ed first in the national list. he was
dropped TO fifth place when II
came 10 seeding players. and the
place OF honor was given 10 Els
worth Vines. the sensational Pas
adena. Calf. %youngster. Only one
former champion Is in the lists. r.
Norris Williams, II, who won the
title in 1916.
Behind Vines on the American
seeded list came Frank Shields.
Davis cup ace. Sydney Wood. the
Wimbledon champion. George Lott.
PHILADELPHIA. Doeg. Cliff Suffer OF
New Orleans. JOHNNY Van Rvn Of
PHILADELPHIA and Wilmer Allison
OF Austin. Tex.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
70 Grand And
Sun Beau Are
To Meet Again

SARATOGA SPRINGS, NJ. ".
Sept. 4. PA $4,000 ace will take
a back seat at the Spa course to-
morrow when Sun Beau. Twenty
Grand and a few other horses bat
tie chiefly for the honor OF WIN
ming III the 5 5000 added Saratoga
cup.
Financially the $4,000 hopeful,
first of the rich t~wo-year-old fea-
lures Of the year. heads the clos
ing day program but t>e crowd OF
10000 Ur more Will be there be-
cause Of the expected duel between
sun Beau. worlds leading money
winner, and Twenty Grand, CO.
holder Of the three-year-Old title.
Probably three or four other
horses Will be named to contest
the issue over the mile and SIX
furlongs but past performances in
dicate that the race will be strict
ly a Sun Beau and Twenty Grand
affair.
Sun Beau. which has earned
s355 .O44. is at the top OF his bril-
liant career while Twenty Grand
has been defeated only twice this
vear-both times BY Mate, which
will not be IN tOmOrroWs contest
because Of a leg injury. Because
Of the weight for age clause. Twen-
~ Grand will carry ll8 pounds as
compared with Sun Beau's l26
pounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04

MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS:
lBy the Associated Press)
National League:

Batting - Terry. Giants. sag
Davis. PhillieS, -345.
Runs-Klein. Phillies. 100: Terry,
Giants. l04.
Runs batted n-Klein, Phillies,
LOG: OFT. Giants. 81.
Hits-Terry. Giants. 1872: T.. Wan
err. Pirates. l78.
Doubles-Adams. Cardinals. +0I
Bartell. PhillieS. 49,
TrlpleS-Terry. Giants. liz. Tray
nor. Pirates. Herman, Robins. IL.
Home runS-Klein. Phillies. 81:
OFT. Giants. IS.
Stolen baSeS-Frisch, Cardinals.
"a: Martin. Cardinals. IA.
PitchinE-HaineS. Cardinals. won
II. lost 3: Derringer, Cardinals.
won ID. lost 6.
American League:
Batting Simmons. Athletics.
1856: Ruth. Yankees, $50.
Runs $3.50 GehriE. Yankees, l40s
Ruth. Yankees. l27.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees,
l59: Ruth. Yankees. lao.
Hits-Gehrig. ankees, l85; Sim
mons. Athletics. TIA.
Doubles-Webb, Red Cox. IS; NIL
Ter. Athletics. 40.
Triples - Johnson. Tigers. II.
Reynolds. White Sox. ia.
Home runs-Gehrig. YANKEES, p:,
Ruth. Yankees. az. ]
Stolen baSes-Chapman, Yankees.
So: Johnson. Tigers, 81.
Pitching-Groye. Athletics. won
rs. lost 81: Mahaffey. Athletics, won
Is. lost 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
STECHER Wins
OVER MITCHELL
Craig Defeats White d G
In Semi Final OF
Mat Bouts

With the booes and jeers OF 1000
fans in his ears, Young StecheT came
through again last night, tCNI
Jack Mitchell in the first and tnlrd
falls to take the main event at the
Legion Sports Arena. The bout was
a rough affair with the unpadded
dukes flying freely.
Steche- copied the first fall IN
IA minutes after a series OF head
locks. Mitchell took the second in IL
minutes with q double c arm
stretch. Stecher roughed the craig
chinned chap considerably and nail
ed him with a body pin for the las.
fall IN seven minutes.
Every fan in the house was
against the helligerant Bohemian
with one exception. Well up front a
thin voice urged the stocky Omaha
product TO strut his stuff. And ne
did.
In the semi-final, Ge. Craig. the
Tulsa blacksmith, took the first and
third falls from Calvin WhiteSide.
Craig took the first in 10 minutes
with a piledriver spread. Whiteside
won the second in eight with a series
OF flying tackles and a body pin.
Craig came back to take the third
In the same manner that he won
the first.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
Bluffs DEFEAT
SPORTS 1913
Houston Still Going Strong
With Pennant In
Pocket

-
The Houston Buffaloes, Texas
league champions, defeated Shreve-
port 10 10 3 last night while wait
ing for the Texas league season 70
end and the Dixie series to start.
Shreveport made five error TO help
the Buffaloes triumph. The But
faloes scored four times in the
third and three times IN the fifth
TO take a lead that Shreveport fail
ed to overtake. Hart, a newcomer
to the league. pitched rine-hit
baseball for Houston. The Buffaloes
made a clean sweep OF the three
game series.
Thormahlen ana his Galveston
Buccaneer mates held Fort Worth
scoreless for eight innings last
night. In the ninth. the Cats click
ed with a pair OF runs to beat Gal
weston. 2 TO /. Leon Chagnon pitch
ed five-hit baseball for Fort Worth.
giving the Buccaneers their only
run in the seventh inning.
The Dallas Steers won two out
OF three games from Beaumont bv
taking last nights battle. 8 70 ;.
Lefty Minogue went the route for
Dallas to win his fifteenth game
this season. Marrow started for
Beaumont, but hitting barrages in
the fifth and sixth innings drove
him TO cover.
Only three games were PLAYED.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
Ouimet FAVORED to Take American Amateur

Arthur "Ducky" Yates OF Roches-
ter, N. Y. / up. Westland, Chicago
district amateur champion. three
IT, IS in the past four years, was
far from "a set-up. however, and
promised TO give the husky New
York Irishman plenty 10 worry
about during their excursion over
Beverly's hazardous layout
Westland Shines
OF yesterdays 36-hole quarter
final skirmishes, Westland's fight
with the portly Yates was the fea-
ture. Yates with a wabbly medal
card OF 40. four over par. gained
a one-up lead at the quarter turn.
only 10 lose his lead and 90 10
lunch l down. The match was
squared by Yates on tn 10Th hole
and after that ID was a toSs-up
fight. They came TO the final tee
all square but "Ducky" tossed away
his chances with a trc tee shot
In the deep woods and WeStland
eagerly grasped the break 10 win.
Howell proved his fighting heart
70 topple BolStad out Of the fight.
Two up at two holes. he lost con-
troll OF his game and was two holes
10 the rear az noon. But he regain
ed his touch in the afternoon
jaunt as Bolstad. Ill with indiges-
ton, slumped and couldn't stand
the pace.
Ouimet was up all the way over
Jackson. So was Mccarthy over
Coleman and there struggles were
Just a matter OF time.
Today's matches were over the
36-hole route again. with Ouimet
and Howell first off the tee follow
ed by Westland and Mccarthy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
BY GAYLE TALBOT
Associated Press Sports Writer.

The boys smiled tolerantly not long
ago when Col. Dan Howley, in one
OF his exclusive interviews, expressed
the opinion that his Cincinnati Reds
we're the best last place club the
National league yer saw"
What the colonel inferred was that
he had a corking good team. but
that Ii was up against the strongest
opposition in the history OF the cir
cult. From the manner in which his
Red legs have been knocking off the
Chicago Cubs the last several days,
1t appears he knew what he was
talking about.
Ten-Inning Win.
They made Ii four straight yes
terday when owen Carroll outlaSted
Pat Malone in a %l0-inning mound
duel. 3 TO ?.
The Reds present winning streak
Is their second longest OF the year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
VET TO PLAY
HOWELL TODAY
Other Semi-Final Match Is
Between Westland
And Mccarthy
BY PAUL NICHOLSON
IcgncIatpd Press gnortx Writer

CHICAGO. Sept. 4-LP- "Old
man" Francis Ouimet or Boston
and three Of their neighbours chill
dren were still fighting IL out among
themselves today for the elusive
National Amateur golf champion
ship at Beverly.
1t was a field or strange con-
trasts. At 80 years Ouimet was the
"old man. OF the field. Aligned
against him were three who we're
playing hide-go-Seek. In anything.
when he first doomed forth to win
his national open crown l8 years
ago-l9-year-old Billy Howell OF
Richmond. Va. Maurice Mccarthy.
2~4-year-old son or the New York
professional. and 27-year-old Jack
Westland OF Chicago.
To make IL stranger yet in the
Semi-final act OF the big show to-
day. Ouimet was matched against
Howell, a youth half his age who
was In the battle for the first time.
Mccarthy tackled Westland 10 COM
plete the battle line.
Ouimet Favored
Past performance and his wide
edge on experience alone made
Ouimet the favorite today and
probably the big favorite OF the
survivors TO smash his way through
70 the championship. which has
has been denied him thirteen times
since he Ii in 1914. Howell
looked like a hard opponent with
out doubt because or his march
through perhaps the strongest OPP
position Of the field. but whether
ne could match Ouimet's comeback
bid was doubtful.
Six times in the past nine Years
has the scholarly. bespectacled
Ouimet. fought his way to the SEMI
finals only to meet with defeat
three times falling before Bobby
Jones himself. But Bobby VS. In
the gallery today and Ouimet fell
far more confident, naturally. re.
calling IN the meantime that ID va:
young Howell who dumped Johnny
Goodman out OF the title fight
Wednesday. 2 and / in the first
round fight.
Probably the biggest question
involving Ouimet was hi stamina
his biggest weakness in his COLLINS
wars. SO far he has had the easieSN
road Of them all 70 travel, crush
ing Johnny Shields of Seattle.
and 3: young Frank Connolly. De
troit. 3 and a. and the younger anC
slighter Paul Jackson OF Kansas
City. 7 and 8, in yesterdays semi
final match.
Howell Beats Bolstad
Howell. in addition to his victor,
over Goodman. defeated Over
Covey OF Salt Lake City, 4 and 2
and then Naged a fine c0mebacl
yesterday 70 defeat Lester BolstaS
OF ST. Paul. former Big Ten ant
National public links champion.
and 2.
What there was to choose be,
tween Mccarthy and Westland wa.
In McCarthy's favor due 70 shot
scored in the current campaign
Bob qualified with border linz
1865 but Mccarthy has played tn
most brilliant golf of the two. a
well as the field. since the struggl'
entered the match play salient
he vas only six yer par in yes
terday's 6 and > romp over Fa,
Coleman OF Los Angeles. shooting
an ever par vi on his morning
round and then relapsing a trifli
with his heavy lead in the after,
noon. WeStland. who led TIT
qualifiers the first day with a z.
and then fell to an "a to barrel,
crowd in. Vas eleven shots owe,
par yesterday and was carried u
the 36th green before he defeated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
z HOLES ARE
TO Be PLAYED
Individual Champio h p
Of Association To
Be Awarded

: Around l25 OF South Texas best
golfers will tee off at the Browns
vile Country Club Sunday morn
ing when the Lower Gulf Coast
Golf associations 72-hole tourna-
ment gets under way.
Advance indications are that the
entry list will be unusually heavy
for the two-day meet. Golfers are
expected here from Laredo. Corpus
Christi. Kingsville, Edlnburg, Nc
Allen. Mercedes. Harrington and
other Valley points. The association
has extended especial invitations TO
members the Harlingen and
Mercedes courses. However, the
entry list was closed yesterday.
The associations 1881 individual
championship will 20 to the golfer
making low gross yer the two day
tournament.
The handicap events will be
divided into three flights as fol-
lows: "A" for golfers with handi-
caps OF ten and under: "B' for
those with handieaps from II
through II: "C1 for PLAYERS with
handicaps Of Is and over.
Silver loving cups viii be award
ed firsts and seconds in each flight.
Among the leading favorites 70
cor the individual championship
are Charley Puckett. J. b. Kent and
Ted F%ehrenbach OF Brownsville. Ed
Brady and Harl Thomas OF San
Benito, Hill Cooke OF Harrington,
Dick Tur-.r OF McAllen, Sheriff. Of
Weslaco and Kleberg OF Corpus
Christi.
This IS the first 72-hole tourna-
ment held BY the association IN a
number OF years. Due TO the fact
that Labor Day follows Sunday. the
long tourney Is expected 10 work
no hardships on out-of-city golf
ers. Eighteen holes are TO be played
each half day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
HERE'S A LESSON

COLUMBUS, OFF you pick ~
any mixers on the highway ana
give them a lift in your car. be a
little more careful than w. IT. Owens
was. Owens picked UP two girl
mixers outside the city and drove
into Etna. He stopped for gas. and.
while getting change inside the gas
station. glanced out in time TO sec
his two fair passengers drive away
with his car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
y LEAGUE LEADERS


Runs: Selph. Houston. ll3.
hits: Stanton. Wichita Falls,
2e7.
Doubles: Stanton, wichita Falls,
81.
Triples. White. Beaumont. 20.
Home runs: Solters. Shreye-
port: Medwick, Houston Is.
Runs batted in: Medwick, Hous-
ton 1l6.
SO.
Games won. Dean, Houston. 26.
Games pitcher in: Payne, Hous-
ton. AZ.
Complete games: McCabe. Fort
Worth. Harris. Fort Worth. rs.
Strikeouts: Dean. Houston. 286.
Most shutouts: Dean. Houston,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-04
Race Circuit To Be
Booked For Valley

The Southwest Racing circuit will
be booked at the Harrington Fair
park this fall If plans of Ernie Ste
phens do not 60 awry.
Stephens Il going 10 San An
tonic Sunday in an effort 10 BOOK
the horse racing circuit for the Va
lev.
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Friday's Games

San Antonio at Fort Worth.
Galveston at Wichita Falls.
Beaumont al Shreveport.
Houston at Dallas.
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J" THE
TEXAS LEAGUE


Dallas 8. Beaumont 5.
Houston 10. Shreveport 2.
Fort Worth 2. Galveston 1.
(Only games scheduled
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Cincinnati 3, Chicago 2 90 in
nings).
Pittsburgh s. st. Louis 4.
Only two games.
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The
Sports
Spade
~ Hal EUSTACx
= = y = =

IF YOU FOLLOWED baseball
here in % you will remember Jubilo
Clements, Brownsville twirler. Jr-
bio will perform here again san
day when the Houston Mo-Pacs
take on Port Isabel, Valley anna
teur champions, at Tiger park.
Jubilo Is slated to twirl for the
visitors in a game beginning at 3
p. m. Jubilo came here from the
University Of Texas and did some
excellent mound work for the To-
Gals.
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FRIDAYS Games.

Chicago at Cincinnati.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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New York ut Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Only three games.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Thursdays Results
Detroit Q, Chicago 3.
st. Louis II, Cleveland 8.
Only two games