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The Washington times., 1931-06-08
Miss EuStiS
Will Marry
Wednesday

NotabIes to Be in Bridal
Party at Simple Ceremony
Uniting Margaret Morton
EustiS and D. E. Finley
The marriage of Miss Mar
garet Morton Eustis, daughter
of Mrs. william Corcoran Eus-
tbs, to David Edward Finley,
will take place aC 4 o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs.
Eustis' country place, Oatlands
House, Oatlands, Va.
Miss Eustis will be given in
marriage by her brother, Nor
ton Eustis She has chosen
for her only attendant her sis
ter, Miss Anne Livingston EuSr
tbs.
Gist Finley, of York, S c.,
will be best man for his brother.
The ushers will be another
brother, S R. G Finley, Ron
aid Ian Campbell, of the Brit
ish Embassy; Count Francois
de BuisSeret, of the Belgian
Embassy; Herschel V. johnson,
of the State Department; Ar
thur HELEN and Foxhall Dain
gerfield, of Washington, and
Roger Cortesi and Floyd Blair,
of New York.
A very small reception at
Oatlands House will follow the
ceremony.
The Washington times., 1931-06-08
Miss Dent to
Wed Noted
Aviator

oiiVeI opIIly uIIl WIN DE-
come Bride of Lieut.. VIII
liam GosneII TomIinSon at
Los Angeles, June IS
Miss Katherine Dent, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Addison Dent, of Silver Spring,
left Washington on Saturday
en- route to Los Angeles. where
her marriage to Lieut.. William
Gosnell Tomlinson, U. S. N.
Air Corps, will take place on
June Is.
A Noted Filler
Lieutenant Tomlinson won
the Curtiss marine trophy in
1929. He also participated in
the Schneider Cup races at
Norfolk in 1926, taking the
place of his friend and fellow
flier, Lieut.. Frank Hersey Con-
ant, who was killed a week
before the races. He is now
attached to the Fifth Fighting
Squadron with the Pacific fleet,
based on San Diego.
Will Visit Kansas City
Miss Dent, who made her
debut a few years ago, will
spend two days in Kansas City
as the guest of Mrs. John Cas-
satt TomlinSon, Lieut. e II ant
Tomlinson'S mother, and will
arrive in Los Angeles on Thurs
day to be the guest of Mrs.
Frank Hersey Conant, the late
Lieutenant Conant's mother.
The ceremony will take place in
st. Johns Protestant Episco-
pal Church, Los Angeles, and,
after a wedding trip, Lieuten-
ant and Mrs. Tomlinson will
live in Coronado Beach until
his tour of duty is ended.
The Washington times., 1931-06-08
Graduates Today

Judge and Mrs. Daniel F..
Cohalan. of New York city, are
guests at the Mayflower, accom-
panied by Miss Kathleen Co
The Washington times., 1931-06-08

Guest at Winchester
Mrs. Henry D. Flood has been
the guest of Major and Mrs.
John Heber Flood, at their home
in Winchester, Va.
The Washington times., 1931-06-08
Engagement
Of Daughter
Announced.
Elizabeth A. RansIey, Daugh-
; ter Of Rep. and Mrs. H. C.
RansIey Of Pennsylvania,
To Wed on June 27

$3.50
ry C. Ransley, of Pennsylvania,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Abigail Ransley, to William A.
Clementson, 3rd, son of Mrs.
Clyde Kelly and the late DR..
William A. ClementSon, jr.
The engagement was an
nounced today by Mr.. and Mrs.
RanSley at their home in Ard
more, Pa. The wedding is sched-
uled to take place in Philadel-
phia on June a..
Mr.. ClementSon is spending
the weekend at Sherwood For
est with his mother and STEP
father, Representative Clyde
Kelly, of Pennsylvania. The
party will return to Washing
ton on Wednesday.
Diplomat in New York
Felipe Espil, Argentine minis
ter to Norway and Denmark,
spent the weekend in Washing
ton at the Mayflower and left
this morning for New York. He
was associated with the Argen.
tine Embassy here before his
present assignment.
\ y
Joins Husband Here
Mrs. George Aubrey Hastings.
of New York. has joined her
husband at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. Hastings recently succeeded
French Strother as administra.
tive assistant to President
Hoover.
Capt. and Mrs. C. F. Sum-
mers, of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
now at the Shoreham Hotel
where they will remain for a
few days.
Hosts At Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Leighty
entertained at dinner on the
Shoreham Terrace on Saturday
evening in compliment to Mrs.
Leighty'S cousin, Mrs. j. Scudder
Hull, of Hicksville, Ohio. Also
included in the party were Mrs.
Hull'S son, William Hull, now
on vacation from Yale, and Carl
Leighty, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leighty.
Visit the Capital
Lieut.. Comdr. William D. Sui
Ivan, U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Sui
Ivan were guests at the Hotel
Martinique during the past
week and were accompanied by
their son; William Sullivan, and
Nichols Nibbs, of New Haven.
X
Leaves for London
Col. and Mrs. Cortlandt Par
ker left last week for London,
where Colonel Parker will as
sumo his duties as military at
tache at the United States en-
baSsy.
Give Dinner Dance
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. de Sibour
entertained at the dinner dance
on the Shoreham Terrace on
Saturday evening.
Other Terrace hosts on the
same evening included Major
and Mrs. J. E. CLANCY, Lieut..
and Mrs. Leland DotSon Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Volney o. Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E. Cooke,
Albert Fall. w. w. Withers,
Mrs. G. P. Jackson. Lieut.. A. j.
Turney, Lieut.. T. L. Fay, Fred
A. Rasch, T. M. Parker, Mrs.
George M. Smith and w. L.
Tucker.
Mrs. c. B. Fawcett, of Min.
neapoliS, is now spending a few
days at the Shoreham Hotel.
The Washington times., 1931-06-08
Engagements 1AnnOnnced
OUer U/eek- End

halan and Mrs. Arthur McBlr-
ME. Their son, Florence Co
halan, is graduating today from
Georgetown University.
Mrs. j. j. Duckworth and her
daughter, Miss Thyma Duck
worth, of Skipton, Yorkshire,
England. are passing a few days
in Washington at the May
flower.
Utah Guests Here
Mrs. John Browning and hel
daughter, Miss Barbara Brown
ing, of Ogden, Utah, are guests
at the Mayflower, following
trip to Boston and New York.
Miss Browning has been in
school in California for the past
several years and is planning to
continue her studies in the East
next season.
Son to Graduate
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin w. Red
dan, of Trenton, with their
daughters, Misses Doris and
Mary Reddan, are guests at the
Mayflower while here for the
graduation of their son, Martin
w. Reddan, jr., from George
town University.
A Charming Wedding
One of the most attractive
ceremonies of early June was
the wedding yesterday in st.
Paul'S Catholic Church Of Dino
Ambrogi and Miss Lucille Chez
CHA, the Rev. Father Fontaine,
officiating.
The bride was attended by
Miss Marie Vecchio, maid of
honor, and the Misses Rita
Ambrogi, sister of the bride
groom: Loretta Marinelli and
Ermelinda Matheria, brides
maids. The ushers were Leo
Ambrogi, brother of the bride
groom, Anthony Checchia and
Fred Cappelli. Ray Ambrogi
the older brother of the bride
grom was best man.
Following the services a re-
ception was held at 1924 New
Jersey Avenue N. w. after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Ambroei
left for a honeymoon in At
lantic City.
The Washington times., 1931-06-08
of
Army Man
WedS
Miss Virginia Madison Walt
hall Marries Sidney CIin-
ton Crane, ir., at Orange
IN. J.) Residence

Miss Virginia Madison Walth.
all, daughter of Lieut.. Col Hugh
Lawson Walthall, U. s. A.. end
Mrs. Walthall, was married at
Orange, N. J.s on Saturday to
Sidney Clinton Crane, ir. son
of Judge Sidney Clinton Crane,
of New York. and Mrs Crane.
The wedding took place at the
home of the brides cousins, the
Misses Lucy and Eleanor s. Up
ton, 800 Park Ave., Orange, with
Col. A. P. S. Hyde, U. s. A. IRE
tired), rector Of Holyrocd
Church, New York, officiating.
A reception for the families ard
a few intimate friends followed.
The bride was given IN mar.
riage by her father and was at
tended by Mrs. Henry Vaughn,
sister of the bridegroom. Glenn
Fulkerson was best man After
a trip the couple will reside in
Elizabeth, N. j.
On Motor Trip
Commander Percy w. North
croft, U. S. NJ, and Mrs. North
croft, of San Diego. have ar
rived in washington by motor.
They will spend a few days at
the Hotel Martinique before 60
ing to Newport, R. l., where
Commander Northcroft will be
stationed at the Navy War Col
lege.
X 4 +
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wilbur,
of Maplewood, N. j., are at the
Dodge Hotel during their stay
in the Capital.
The Washington times., 1931-06-08
G.. w. Grads
Reception
Guests

The president of George
Washington University and
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin will
receive this afternoon from 4
until Z o'clock, at the Washing
ton Club, in honor of members
of the graduating classes and
their parents.
Mrs. Marvin will be assisted
by the wives of the trustees,
provost and deans. Dancing
will take place in the ballroom.
Goes to West Point
Mrs. Tillman-Martin, with her
father, Brig. Gen. Samuel E.
Tillman, will leave Sound-O-
Sea, their home at Southamp-
ton, L. T., tomorrow to pass
alumni week at West Point.
General Tillman and his daugh-
ter passed the winter months at
their home in Washington.
Mrs. Lyster Here
Mrs. Lyster, wife of Col. Will
liam j. L. Lyster, N. c., U. S. A.,
of the Army and Navy General
Hospital, Hot Springs. Ark, is
at the Hotel Martinique, ac-
companied by her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Lyster.
x Il X
AlUmnae Holds Luncheon
The Washington chapter of
the alumnae of st. Joseph's
College, of Emmetsburg, Md,
held their annual luncheon
meeting and election of officers
at the Shoreham Hotel on Sat
urday.
The new officers chosen for
the coming year are Mrs. F. x.
Emmet, regent; Miss Pauline
Flannery, vice regent: Miss Mary
Kramn, treasurer; Miss Ruth
Roberts, secretary. The retiring
officers are Mrs. Colin Herlle,
regent; Mrs. Mark Golibart, vice
regent; Mrs. Victor Golibart,
treasurer; Miss Madeline King,
secretary. Otf RS present at the
luncheon included Mrs. D. w.
O'Donoghue. Miss Mary Frances
Darr, Mrs. Walter Distler,
Mrs. Charles McEnerney, Mrs.
Charles Rohrback, Mrs. Frank
Roach, Mrs. Dwight Bracken
and Miss Anna Keane.
The Washington times., 1931-06-08

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. B. F.
'Cheatham announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Miss Virginia Cheatham, to
Lieut.. Cornelius Peter Van Ness,
U. S, M. C.
Announcement was made yes
terday at an informal tea given
by Miss Cheatham for Miss
Frances Morse, who was her
" roommate at Vassar and whose
marriage to Ensign Raymond
Paul Hunter will take place on
June 20.
Before making plans for her
own wedding, Miss Cheatham
will complete her senior year
at Vassar. She made her debut
in Washington winter before
last in the holiday season with
out interruption to her college
course, and is a charming and
cultivated girl.
Lieut.. Van Ness is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van
Ness. of California, and is a
distant kinsman of his bride
to-be. He is at present sta
toned at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard, but is under orders
to the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
81
Will Marry Student
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carroll
Todd announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Mere
dith Todd, to Emmert Christie
pher Stuart, jr., son of DR.. and
Mrs. E. C. Stuart of Haw-
thorne, Winchester. Va.
Miss Todd is a graduate of
Miss Madeira's School and of
Vassar College. She is a mem
ber of the Junior League of
Washington.
Mr.. Stuart attended Johns
Hopkins University and is now
studying medicine at McGill
University in Montreal.
X X X
Daughter Is Engaged
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Cole
man Marshall, of Cambridge,
Md, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Miss Angeline Winston Mar.
shall, and Walton Speake
Petit, of Washington. The
marriage will take place on
June q, at Sumner Hall, the
home of the brides uncle, Will
liam Sumner Sewers. Warren
ton. Va.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
BRITISH open
GETS STARTED
ia Tee Off; Thirteen OF
This Lot Are From
II. S.

CARNOUSTIE. Scotland, June /
PA field OF 214. including -
Americans was set for the British
open championship today.
The withdrawal OF Bobby Jones
left the tournament without a de-
Tending champion.
The United States has walked
off with this prize nine times In the
last ten years. only Arthur Havers
succeeding in breaking through for
England in 1923. OF the nine Aneri-
can titles in this period. Walter Ha-
gen won four and Jones three. the
others going TO Jim Barnes and jock
Hutchinson.
None Of these was represented IN
the starting field but the Americans
had a half dozen or more formidable
contenders. American professionals
entered were Horton Smith. Johnny
Farrell, Gene Sarazen, Macdonald
Smith. Tommy Armour. Tony Man
ero. Joe Turnesa. Joe Kirkwoid, Viii
lie Hunter. and Athur Straub. None
OF the three American amateurs.
Joshua Crane. Johnny De Paolo OF
Los Angles and Tom Mcguire Of
Stockdale, Calf, was conceded a
chance.
PLAY today was TO be over the
first IL holes Of the qualifying round.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Americans Do
Well In Early
British Scores

CARNOUSTIE. Scotland. June 1.
H1-Johnny Farrell Of New York.
American open champion In 1928,
fought his way through a heavy
rainstorm to post a 75 for the firs.
ig holes OF the qualifying round in
the British open golf championship
to-day.
Tony Mancro, playing over the
easier course nj Barry, brought In a
".
Joshua Crane, the amateur N
Brookline. Mass, took and IS at
carry.
Gene Sarazen. polfinG partner OF
Farrell and also a formed United
States open champion. also brought
In a Is az Carnoustie.
Their efforts were topped. how
ever. by two British hopes. r. A.
Whitcombe and Arthur Havers
Whitccmbe had a ~. par. and Hav-
crs a 70.
Joe Turnesa. OF Elmsford. Nv. VI.
brought in a rs at Carnous.ie 70
place him we'll up with the leaders.
Willie Hunter. Los Angeles pro-
fesSional. turned in a N and Johnny
De Paolo. Los Angeles amateur, re-
quired SO strokes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

TIE FOR FIRST
Beaumont Takes Two A.
Fort Worth Splits
Pair

The Texas League championship
race whirled around its forty-sev-
enth m~ile-post Sunday. and when
Its e9f les stretched out for an
other kraight-a-way dash. the Fort
Worth Cats and Beaumont Export
ers were tied in the pace setting
lane with twenty-nine wins and
sixteen defeats each.
IL Is the first time IN several
weeks the Cats have had to share
the league pinnacle.
After several weeks OF consistent
winning. the Exporters clicked ior
first place Sunday by sweeping O
doubleheader from Galveston. Ump-
ire Steve Basil helped the Export
ers along when he forfeited p
first game 9 to o in the seventh
with Beaumont leading, z TO D. Ba-
sill called Druill Speer out at the
plate, and the decision brought
Manager Del Pratt from the Cal
weston dugout with a rush and a
protest. Pratt was ordered from the
park by Basil but refused TO leave,
and the game was forfeited. The
EXPORTERS Won nh o W NcAAaSs -
the nightcap.
After losing three consecutive
games to Wichita Falls. Fort Worth
nicked the Spudders in the opening
game. 2 TO o. The Cats bowed in n
nightcap. 5 to 2. White. IN
seven inning setto. limiting the
Panthers to five hits.
Evidently the Houston Buffaloes
are through losing for a while.
Just when IL looked like the Buff
faloes were going to slide out OF
the first division. they started win
ming, and Sunday they registered
their fourth straight win, defeating
San Antonio. 4 to l.
Dallas almost won a doublehead-
er Sunday at Shreveport. After get
ting away to a four run lead IN
the first inning OF the first game.
the Steers went into the last OF n
ninth one run to the good. but an
error by Holman at second base al
lowed the Sports to tie the count,
and in the last OF the eleventh. the
Sports sent across the winning run
Behind the fine pitching OF Lee
Meadows. the Steers managed TO
win the nightcap, 4 to l.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

Cleveland Is Making Good
Stand Against West Clubs

n week OF campaigning against tha
clubs OF their home sector.
Some effective pitching by VIII
lis Hudlin and Wesley Ferrell gave
the Indians a d 10 4 victory over
Detroit. IL was Cleveland's seventh
straight victory and Detroit's fifth
successive defeat.
The Philadelphia Athletics split
two double headers with the cellar
occupants over the weekend 90
finish the home-Sector campaign
with eight victories and three de-
featS. Timely hitting against Milt
CASTOR gave the Athletics the first
game yesterday ia. but the Red Sox
won the second TO.
The Yankees. showed down TO
third place. picked UP a game In
Washington yesterday as Babe
Ruth's ninth homer OF the season
gave them the runs that produced
a to ? victry. The St. Louis Browns
improved their own record for the
intra-Sectional play and lowered
Chicago's BY taking the only game
between the two 6 TO 2.
After suffering various indigni-
ties in earlier games. the Chicago
Cubs and Brooklyn Robins stepped
out 70 compile the best intra-sec-
tional records in the National
League. Bob Smith pitched q two
hit game for the Cubs against
Pittsburgh yesterday. giving them
their fourth straight victory over
the Pirates SO. The Cubs won
eight out OF eleven games. After
winning the first game from the
Braves 90. Brooklyn led 81 IN the
ninth inning Of the second and
Hollis Thurston had two strikes on
Randy MoCEe. But Randy clOuted
q homer. his second OF the game,
instead OF taking the third strike
and the game ended i'm a 3-3 tie
when darkness stopped u after the
tenth.
The Giants and Phillies each end
ed their intra-Eectional series with
even breaks as New York won yes
terday'S game 1915. John Berry gave
the Pills is hits. but escaped Sc
rious trouble.
The St. Louis Cardinals. who re-
gained the lead with seven victories
III eleven games, finally lost a game
to Cincinnati OH their home grounds
yesterday. The Cards took the first
half OF a double header rs. but
Johnny Ogden stopped them with
hits In the second game IT,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
VALLEY AMATEURS
Pt. Isabel ,. Mercedes o.
Rio Hondo 6, RaymOndyille 3

hio Honoo 9, Raymondyllle 3.
The Port Isabel Pelicans and Mer-
cedes Lions tangled in a 12-.nning
fray at Mercedes Sunday afternoon,
the Pelicars winning out 90. rae
same was a pitching battle between
Boatman Of The Lions and Williams
Of the Point club. Two errors con-
tributed TO the Lions downfall in
the 18th.
Williams. a well known San Ben
ito athlete had a tryout with Dallas
his spring. Boatman Is a Mercedes
high school twirler. Each Of the
pair whitfield eight batters.
The Pelicans lineup contains the
following well known players: Tay-
lor, S and Roberts. CT. Both were
members OF the Saints last season.
Red Partain. RI. Partain is known
wherever baseball is played In Tex
as as a home run hitter. Bruce
Cunningham, Saint first sscker Of
last year. is with the Pelicans. Dona-
hue, former Saint. Is catching for
the Pelicans.
Yesterday Rio Hondo continued
her winning ways by knocking over
Raymondville 60.
Next Sundays schedule Is RAY
mondtille az Pt. Isabel, Rio Hcndo
at Mercedes and Weslaco at MGR
cedes.
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Nine Games are On
Tiger Grid Program

MERCEDES. May 30.-A foot ball
schedule which has been made by
Superintendent l.. II. POteet and
coach Fl. L. Schmalzried. or the Mer-
cedes high school, lists rine games,
five Of which Will be PLAYED in Mcr-
cedes next fall. from September ? 70
November 20.
The schedule is as follows: Sept.
I5. San Benito at San Benito. first
team. and Rio GTande City at Me--
cedeS, second team: October 2. Edin-
burg al Mercedes; October Q. Wes-
laco al Mercedes; October IS. Mis-
sion az Mission: October a2. Meal
len at McAlien- November 8. Donna
AZ Donna, November Is, Ia Feria az
Mercedes. November 20. phArr-San
Juan at Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Juarez, Bobcats
VIII Clash In
Titular Series

Juarez and the Bobcats, winner
and runner-up In the Brownsville
Boys Baseball league. will meet in
the three game championship series
beginning next Sunday with a
double header. Yesterday Juarez
disposed of the Presbyterians easily,
completing her regular schedule
without a defeat.
Opposition for the Bobcats did
not put in its appearance. THE Fe-
lines have lost but one game iris
season and that went to the unde-
feated Juarez aggregation by a mar
row margin on a last inning error.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01

Once more the question Of a home
for the erSGwhile Cornlis Christi Sea-
hawks comes up. The Seahawks no
longer have q home in Corpus
Christi and are seeking TO locate
either in Brownsville or K~ingsville.
League officials are expected to.
hold 2 meeting IN Brownsville TO-
night in an effort to locate The OK
phaned club here.
KlngSville Is said to be anxious
for the club.
Yesterdays boxes arc set cut be-
low:
-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
Robins Beat Jovens
IA In First Game

The Robins got off to a flying
start In the Brownsville Amateur
City league by defeating A. c. j. NJ.
2 to 4. The game, played on the
56' diamond in the morning, was
closely contested throughout. Man
uel Cara was on the mound for
the victors.
The Robins wore new uniforms
donated by local business hou ies.
The Red Birds are slated to play
the Bears next Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Sundays Results
Philadelphia ia. Boston AT.
New York 4. Washington 2.
Cleveland 6, Detroit Al
st. Louis s. Chicago ..
Mondays Games
Detroit az Philadelphia.
No others scheduled.
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BIG CROWD
Expected at Harrington Mat
Bouts Tuesday
Especial TO Tn eHerald.)

HARLINGEN. June Promoter
Ernie Stephens is preparing for the
iarges: crowd ever TO attend 4 mat
card in the new arena.
Ernie says the fans will pack In
from far and wide 70 see Hugh Mich
OILS, worlds heavyweight champion,
in action against Red Lyons. Tues
DAY night.
Other matches are Patrick OBrien
VS.. Crybaby Leahman ana Joe Mon
tana VS.. Pete Brown.
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s. California Is
After u. s. Title

CHICAGO. June /. R)-Having
the track and field opposition in
their own section in the east. south
ern CALIFORNIA; men Of Troy will
try for national overlordship Sa.ur-
day in the tenth renewal OF he
national collegiate association cham
pionship at Stagg Filed.
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Cards Split Pair

The Brownsville Cardinals split n
pair OF games at Port Isabel sun
day. winning the morning game
against the SandCrabs CT and drop
ping the afternoon engagement Cd.
Il. Murray socked a homer with two
On I'm the morning game 10 give the
Brownsville team the game.
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LITTLE muscles moving ten thousand times an
hour. Little bodies, feverish with exertion and
vibrant physical urge. Is it strange that exhaus-
ton comes quickly; that meals seem ages aparte
Quick" says Mother Nature. Build back these
wasted cells" No time to change solid foods into
disable energy. Hence comes the cry for sweets,
but it's Mother Nature speaking, after all.
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By HUGH ;. FULLERTON. yR.

Just by emphasizing the superior
ity the eastern clubs Of the Amer
lean League have shown over their
western rivals SO far. the Cleveland
Indians. who failed 10 win a game
In their stand against the east,
have climbed back 10 n 500 aver
age and fourth place In a little over
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Sundays Games
Houston 4, San Antonio /.
Beaumont 9l6. Galveston Ola.
TT. Worth %. Wichita Falls O-5.
Shreveport 6-1. Dallas 5-4.
Mondays Games
San Antonio at Houston, nighs
game.
Others played as double he-ders
Sunday.
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Totals 26 s 427 IA 3

Summary: Runs batted in-Har-
lingen 4, McAllen 3. Two-baSe hits
-Larkin. benson. Home runs
Cartwright, FlorSs. Stolen bases
DeWeeSe, ContreTas. Eacrifice hits
-Contreras. benson. Cox. Double
play-Wells TO ContreraS TO CIR.
Hits-Off Barron ?. off Johnston
.. off Flores 4. off Hardy 6, off
Horton !. Base on balls-Off Bar
ron 8, ofof Johnston /, off Flores
4 Wild pitch-Hardy. Struck out
BY Barron ?, BY Johnston 4, by
Flores 3. BY Hardy /. by Horton /.
Hit batsman-By Flores Camp
belO. Passed ball Cartwright
Time-2.l7. Umpire McMahNl.
winning Observation-Disclosures. Losing
pitcher-Hardy.