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Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-11
Here and There
In Sport World

/ SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Il. (U.R
The recently organized Pacific
/ International Trapshooting associ-
alton gained its fifth state memoe,
today when President Charles w
Lindemann of the California Trap
shooting association. announced tbs
latter's withdrawal from the Amer
lean Amateur Trapshooting assocla-
ton and its affiliation with the coast
group. Idaho, Washington, Oregon
and Nevada are other members.
CHICAGO. Feb. II. U.P)-Waivers
have been asked on Duke Dutkow-
ski. captain and veteran played, and
Eddie Workes, rookie forward from
Oakland by the Chicago Black
hawks Hockey club. Dutkowski, who
plays forward or defense. has failed
TO hit his stride this season.
CHICAGO. Feb. Il U.P)-Out-
fielder Melbern SimonS. who batted
37l for the Louisville American As
seciation club, has been obtained by
the Chicago White Sox in exchange
for Outfielder Clarence (Dutch)
Hoffman and Pitcher Ed Walsh, Jr.,
and a considerable sum of cash.
Hoffman and Walsh were put out
on option.
Manager DOME Bush of the White
Sox said he planned to play Simons
in center field. with Carl Reynolds
and Smead Jolley on either sire OF
him.
NEW YORK, Feb. 11UP)-The
50th annual meeting of the United
States Lawn Tennis association Will
be held at Vanderbilt hotel. New
York. Saturday. The meeting marks
the inauguration of the golden jul
bilee Of the national association and
officers and delegates who formed
the U. S. L. T. A. on June %. 1881,
will be featured on the speaking
program.
Louis !. Caruthers. first vice
president OF the association, has
been nominated for president to sue
ceed Louis 3. Daley.
NEW YORK, Feb. IL UP)-Ap-
proval by the New York athletic
commission of plans for a return
bout between Billy Petrolle and King
Tut. today completed Madison
Square Garden S boxing program
for February.
Petrolle will attempt to aVenge his
recent one round knockout by Tut
in q l0-rounder at the garden, Feb
ruary 81. Other features this month
include the Vince Dundee-Len Har-
Yey I2-round middleweighJ bout Oh
Friday and a 10-rounder on Febru-
cry 20 between Kid Francis of
France and Fidel La Barba Of Cali
fornia. -
LOS ANGELES. Feb. Il. UP
Richard Montague q, former Uni
versity of Michigan pitcher, has
been signed by the Chicago Cubs
and will report at Catalina Island
for spring training, Manager ROg-
ers Hornsby announced today. Mon
tague is 6 feet inches tall. weighs
2l8 pounds is a right handler and
a fast ball specialist.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-11
LONDOS WINNER

CfNClNATT1, Geb. II. U.P)-Jim
Londos, claimant of the world
heavyweight wrestling champion
ship, defeated Fred Grubmeier, Ne
braska. in two straight falls here
last night. Londos won the first
1all in 2l:26 with an airplane slam
and took the second fall in two
minutes and six seconds with hit
and slam.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-11

Medford. Oregon. shipped last
season 100000 pounds of turkey, all
10 eastern states.
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better this time ana Is hoping TO
turn the tables on Pancho by means
of a knockout.
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fort, speed, reliability and long life.
There are, in addition. three other features of
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low yearly depreciation.
During the life of the the day day economy
of owning a Ford will amount considerably more
than the saving the first cost You when you
buy the Ford and you every mile you drive.
The reasons for this economy simplicity of
design high quality of materials and care in manu-
featuring and assembling Many vital parts made
limits of one thousandth of an inch. Some to
three ten-thousandths of inch. Throughout, the
new Ford is outstanding example of fine crafts
manshp in automobile engineering.
The more YOU see of the Ford-the you
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unusually low price.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-11

CHICAGO. Feb. Il. Waivers
have been asked on Duke Dutkow-
ski. captain and veteran played, and
Eddie Workes rookie forward from
Oakland by the Chicago Black
hawks Hockey club. Dutkowski, who
plays forward or defense. has failed
TO hit his stride this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-02-11

Press Classified Ads Bring Results
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
|COLF TOURNEY
| IS in FINALS
Burns And O'Quinn Meet In
San Angelo Invitation
Tournament

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Sept. u. P-
l.. T. Burns OF Wichita Falls and
Edgar O'Quinn OF san Antonio will
play SO holes here tomorrow for the
championship OF the San Angelo
Country clubs third annual invita-
ton golf tournament.
Bu~5 advanced TO the finals to-
day by defeating w. r.. Long OF Aus
tin and Russell Crownover of Abb
lene each 5 and 4 while O'Quinn beat
John Marston Of San Angelo and
Dick Willetts of Fort Worth, each 2
and /.
Earl Irons OF Arlington. tourna-
ment medalist. was eliminated by
Willetts in the quarter-finalS.
One hundred and forty-five golf
ers. representing all sections Of Tex
as. qualified in the tournament.
Contestants in other finals will be-.
first flight, Jack Satterwhite. Big
Spring, VS.. $. j. Barnett. Eastland;
5econd flight. Robert Battle. Gle
1drnsan VS.. Gentry Kidd. San An
gelo: third flight, b !. Williams,
Fort Worth. Us. w. w. Nelson.
Brownwocd: fourth flight, w. G.
Montgomery. San Angelo. VS.. Bob
Brown. San Angelo: consolation
flight, Lo-rain Young. San Antonio,
VS.. K. w. Robson, Austin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Veteran Auto Racer
Is Killed In Spill

SYRACUSE, N. H., Sept. l2-tdf
Jimmy Gleason OF philadelphia.
who participated in automobile
races in many parts of the country
for Is years. was killed on the race
track at the state fair grounds here
today while trying 70 qualify for
the l00-mile championship Of The
American Automobile ASSOCIATION.
Earl Younger. Asbury Park. N. j..
his mechanic. was seriously injured
as he nurtlcd from the a over a
cement wall into the midst OF spec
fators, five Of whom were less
seriously hurt.
Mrs. Gleason was among the
thousands who saw Gleason's
orange racer No. %. ~streaking
ahead at so miles an hour. careen
over to one side near the grand
stand, hurtle 10 feet into the air
after crashing into the cement wall.
She collapsed when she learned he
had been crushed TO death under
the car
Gleason started his career with
Tommy Milton and Jimmy Murphy,
who was killed on the same race
track several years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
BOY LIKENED
TO BIG BILL
Californian Wins BY Scores
OF TO, 6-3, 81
And rs
BY GAYLE TALBOT.
Associated Press r.nnrts Writer.

EA~f0 ~ WI 1EVAt'
FOREST HILLS. N. Y. Sept. II.
tR)-There was none left tonight 10
dispute the American supremacy
OF Ellsworth Vines. Jr.. l9-yea--old
university OF Southern California
sophomore. in the world tennis.
The last Of his rivals fell today
when George Lott. j.. Philadelphia's
Davis Cup star. went down before
the coast sensations magic racquet
in four thrill-packet sets at Forest
Hills, TO, 6-3, ct. rs.
Twelve thousand spectators set up
a mighty road as the Pasadena
STRIPPING. who a year ago was rank
ed only No. 8 in this country, blasted
his way 70 the tennis heights.
When the two weary athletes
dragged themselves from the court
the experts were comparing Vines
to Big Bill Tilden, who witnessed the
match. In the depth and speed OF
his drives today. as well as in his
court strategy and fighting heart,
they said he was the equal or the
former champion IN his prime.
Within an hour OF the match Vines
was aboard a fast train for the coast
to take I'D his studies.
Vines. who also holds the ma
tional clay courts crown and numer-
Il club titles o o. his tour OF
th- east this summer. Is the young
est player TO win the national cham
pionship in the present century. he
will be 30 next Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Clubs Play
Baseball Game

"A baseball game between Lions
attending a joint San Benito-
Brownsville chicken barbecue at
Olmito Friday night ended in a tie
at three all at the end OF six inn
ings.
I. was an informs. gathering or
Lions from the two cities and the
entertainment program consisted Of
various impromptu songs and other
numbers.
The Lions had intended feasting
on white winged doves but did not
prove IS good huntSmen as they
had estimated themselves TO be or
the supply OF game was not as
plentiful as supposed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Twenty Grand Is
Belmont Victor

NEW YORK, Sept. II. -tPl-
Twenty Grand raced on to new
laurels today as he carried the
colors OF Mr.. Payne Whitney to an
easy victory in the Lawrence real
ization at Belmont park.
The big bay son Of St. Germans
Bonus scored much in the same
manner that characterized his hol-
low triumph over Sun Beau IN the
Saratoga cup last week. finishing
the mile and five furlongs with five
lengths to spare. His closest pur-
suer was Mrs. Katherine +. Hits
Sun Meadow. while another five
lengths bac.- trailed the Bclair
Studs Sir Ashley with the
Wheatley stables Blenheim fourth
and last.
The victory was worth S29.7OO and
boosted Twenty Grand's total
earnings to s2t9.525. just $50 more
than Man O'War earned during his
sensational career. Twenty Grand
covered the distance in 2:4l is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
RACES EVADE
BETTING Law
New Form of Gambling To
Be Used Saturday At
Arlington Downs

FORT WORTH. Sept. 12.-tP-
Under the title of option selling.
Texas ace track fans next Satur-
day will be given their first oppcr-
tunity TO gamble on c at Ar
lington Downs near here since the
Inauguration Of the park by w. Il.
Waggoner three years ago.
The Texas Breeders futurity VIII
feature the days races.
Betting viii not be through
pari-mutuelS which is against
Texas laws. Under the system.
which has been placed IN the hands
of Joseph A. Murphy of Chicago
spectators will be permitted 70
buy a one day option on the horse
he wishes. The money taken on the
sale of options on all horses In one
race will be put up as the purse
In the same race and will be divid-
ed among the winners IN proper
ton to the number OF options
sold on them.
The $4,000, 900 racing plant was
erected By Waggoner three years
ago in an effort to establish racing
in Texas without betting. In COM
menting today on the races. Mr..
Waggoner said Arlington Downs
always hes been against betting
and has not altered its position.
He said option buying will be en-
dorsed and encouraged.
Between 10000 and $1,000 are
expected to attend the II day
races which are under the direc-
ton ofthe Texas Thoroughbred
Horseman's association. In addi-
ton to the Texas Breeders futur-
ity. there will be seven other
aces. three polo games and a free
barbecue.
The single days program replaces
even& OF six days. held for the
past two years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
MARINES WIN
RIFLE SHOOT
Coast Guard Second With
Infantry Third And
Navy Fourth

CAMP PERRY. O.. Sept. u. Up
The u. S. Marines outShot the coast
guards at long range today 10 win
the national rifle team char " on
shin for the second straight year.
The marine team Of 10 men fin
ished with a score OF 1909 out Of A
possible 5000. The coast guards came
second with 2788, the infantry third
with 2759. the navy fourth with
2757. the cavalry fifth with 27z9 and
the engineers sixth with 274l.
The fourth corps area Of Atlanta,
Ga. led in the reserve officers train
ing camp classification. totaling
2642. The eighth corps area. Fort
Sam Houston. Tex, scored 1882.
First place in the citizens military
training camp classification went 10
the sixth corps area. Chicago. with
q total OF 1859. Fort Sam Houston,
Tex. was second with 1883.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
California Wins
Girl Net Crowns

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. ~. Up
California was victorious in both
divisions as the girls national singles
and doubles tennis championships
WIRE decided today.
In the biggest surprise Of the
tournament. which started Monday
with fifty entries IN the singles rep
resenting many states. Ruby Bishop
Of Pasadena. Calf, upset the top
seeded star. Alice Marble. OF San
Francisco. 6-1. Ga. 70 gain the title
left undefended bv Sarah Palf-ey. Of
Brookline. Mass. Miss Palfrev had
held the title since 1923.
Unable 70 win the singles crown.
Miss Marble later paired with Bon
ME Miller. Junior girl champion Of
Los Angeles. 70 win the doubles
They defeated the New York comhi-
nation. IA year old Nillicert HirSch.
and Carolyne Roberts, 40. Gil, 6-2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
U. S. BEATEN J
BY ARGENTINA
Santa, Paula Four Victors
Despite Injury To
Captain

WESTBURY. w. ". Sept. 12.-tT
The Santa Paula four. champions
OF Argentina, rallied today 10 con-
quer Harold r. Talbott'S Roslyn
team after an accident 10 their
captain and star. Manuel Andrada,
nearly resulted I'm their elimination
from the United states open cham
piOnShip.
The South Americans won BY the
narrow margin OF . 10 z I'm an ex-
citing, hard-iought battle. The crack
No. 2 Ok the invaders. Juan Reynal,
tied the score AZ TT IN the seventh
chukker on "a beautiful run and
then put through the winning goal
IN the final period. from a sharp
angle. with barely a minute 10 GOD
Andrada. the big. broad Shoulder{
ed No. a man W the ArgentircS.
was thrown heavily 10 the turf in
the fifth period while Santa Paula
was enjoying a So lead and clearly
0utplaying its rivals. The accident
took the dash out or Santa Paula's
play, however. as well as the ef-
~fectiveness from Andrada's defen-
sive work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Hunting Season
Date Is Changed

WASHINGTON, Sept. u. Up
Changes In the hunting season for
ducks, geese, brant. and c00t In IA
states were announced today by
Sec. Hyde OF the agricultural depart
ment.
The season In Iowa. Missouri. Neb-
raska and Oklahoma will run from
Oct. 20 70 Nov. 10. No change was
announced for Texas.
The alterations were made follow
ing complaints by many sDortsmen
that the open date made public
when the season shortened 10 one
month did not give them opportuni-
ties for hunting that were afforded
IN other states.
Pres. Hoover recently shortened
the hunting season to enc month
and the changes today were i'm the
dates made public AZ that time.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. II. p1-Hurl-
ing his second consecutive shut
OUT victory, Sylvester Johnson de-
feated Boston 5 TO 0 here today to
shorten the gap between the St.
Louis Cardinals and their second
straight National league cham
pionship.
With the Giants losing 10 Pitts
burgh again, the Red Birds in
creased their lead TO eight games
and now need only seven more VIC
tories in Is games TO be assured Of
at least a tie, even II New YORK
win all of its 10 remaining con-
fncf<
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Sure Best Cops
Opening Game

HOUSTON, Sept. 12.-49-
The Sure Best bakery team OF
Dallas went or I'D Oh the Ad-
miration Coffee tossers or Hous-
ton here today in the first Of
a three-eam: series for the
state amateur championship as
they defeated the locals. 8 10 l
in a mound duel between Hor-
ace Caldwell and Izzy Glenn.
Two doubles in the first in
ming gave Admiration its only
score. Dallas tied 1t in the
fourth on a base hit and two
errors BY Glenn. and won in
the eighth on Caldwell's single.
Holcomb's long double and VII
liamson's wild throw.
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GALVESTON. Sept. IL. fR-Izzy
Goldstein allowed the Buccaneers
but one hit here tonight ~ Beau
mont beat Galveston 3 10 2. Hank
Thormahlen allowed five bingles and
struck out thirteen men. Thormah-
lens bad seventh inning when he
walked two. allowed n scratch hit
and hit a man, saw the winning run
scored.
Beaumont . OIL 600 l00-3 . .
Galveston :. 020 600 00O-2 4 /
Goldstein and Baker, Wise; Thor
mahlen and Ratliff.
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Indians Scalp
Senators IA

WASHINGTON. Sept. IL. -H1-
Cleveland came back strong from
a days lay-off to trounce the
Washington Senators IA today
and gain an even break in the cur
rent series. Sam Jones started, but
gave way to Hadley after being
reached for three hits, waking
two and receiving credit for a wild
pitch IN t~wo-thirds OF an inning.
Wesley Terrell went the route Tor
Cleveland
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AUSTIN. Sept. T.. ~ The
pitching Of Manager Henry Ramsey
and the hitting Of Ray Nichols and
Beard enabled the Austin Kiwan-
ians. south Texas titleholders. to
win the first game Of a three-game
series for the T. A. A. +. junior
baseball state championship. 9 to 7
here Saturday afternoon from the
Fort Worth Firemen. A double
header viii be played tomorrow,
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:VINES BEATS LOTT FOR u. S. SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP
Macks and St. Louis
Split Double Header

plays-Herring. Roggell to Alexan-
der; Koenig. Rogell TO Alexander;
Rhyme to Sweeney. Left on base
Detroit 4; Boston IL. Base ON
baIls-off Herring 4. Struck out
BY Herring 7; Durham !.
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Defeat Boston AS
Giants Fall to Pirates

en-. Three base hit-Piet. Sacrifice
Jensen. Double play-Lindstrom
to Jackson to Terry. Left on base
Pittsburgh z; New York 4. Base on
balls-off Berry !. Struck out BY
Harris 8; by Mooney 2. Hsts-off
Mooney II. in Z innings: off Berry
0 in /. Losing pitcher-Mooney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
SPUDS, PORTS,
CATS WINNERS
Houston-San Antonio Game
Rained Out; Twin
Bill Sunday

WICHITA FALLS. Tex. Sept. II.
E1-Wichita Falls sOcked George
Murray for three rum IN the first
and Oscar Iuhr for four I'm the
fourth To defeat Dallas. Z 10 4. to-
day IN the opener of the seasons
final series. FlOrrid aided hts own
cause with "a timely double that
figured In the fourth inning
splurge.
Box score.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Pirates Halt
Jim Mooney

PITTSBURGH, sept. l2zP-The
Pirates halted the victory march
Of Jim Mooney, the New York
Giants brilliant recruit southpaw.
today when they clouted him for
II hits in seven innings to win 5
TO 1. Bill Harris. who has been in
the league an even shorter time
than Mooney. held the Giants TO
four hits.
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. u. Up
Philadelphia and st. Louis. meet
ing for the last time this season,
divided a doubleheader today. The
champions, featuring Lefty Grove
In his twenty-ninth victory Of the
season. won the first game 3 to ?.
st. Louis made a 10 to 2 romp OF
the closing combat.
rnar-N nrnn
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English Lady Takes
II. S. Tennis Title

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. PIP
Mrs Elsie Goldsack Pittmar. Of
London. England. became the mid
die states womer's tennis champion
TODAY when she defeated Ter coun-
trvwomar. Joan Ridley. Of Ipswich.
CT. 4-6. So. in the final <und at
the Philadelphia Cricket club.
The English women were the last
survivors Of the 81 contestants who
started Monday In urest of the
crown held in 1929 and 1880 BIZ vir-
ginia Hiileary. or PHILADELPHIA.
Miss Hilleary. ranked No. 4 nation
ally. was eliminated in a 3-set
semi-final match by Miss Ridley.
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ROOKIE TwIRLs CUBS TO WIN

CHICAGO, sept. IZ.-Hl-YounR
Johnny WEIGH pitched his first
complete major league game for
the Cubs this afternoon and was
good enough TO hold the PhilIies
to two runs. the Bruins making
a clean sweep Of the 3-game series.
5 10 .. WEIGH hurled shutout base
ball until the ninth inning when
two OF the seven phillies hits ana
A base on balls let both runs
home.
philadelphia ...... 600 900 002-2
Chicago ......... 200 O03 O0x-5
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Boston Wins 10
In 18th Frame

BOSTON, Sept. II. -P-Eddle
Durham and Arthur Herring hooked
up a fine pitching battle today, the
former leading the Boston Red
Sox to a l - 0 victory over De-
troit In 10 innings. Durham ct
lowed only five hits while his
mates were collecting 10 off Her
rings delivery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Yanks and Chisox
Play Overtime

NEW YORK. Sept. ~. Ozark
ness halted the Yankees and the
Chicago White Sox in a 1913 tie IN
the second game OF their double-
header today after ten INNINGS or
slugging. The White Sox had taken
the first overtime clash, 8 10 5 in
- innings.
Efwr% Gnwnn
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Cinci Reds Beat
Brooklyn a..

CINCINNATI, Sept. IL. Up
Bunching their hits in the seventh
inning today. the Reds won their
final clash Of the year with Bro x
lyn, 4 10 /. Van Mungo and Eppa
Rixey waged an even duel for six
frames with Brooklyn holding the
lead through an error. In the sew
enth. however. the Reds found their
batting eyes and drove Mungo from
the mound. scoring all four runs.
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rotals 81 4 IN Is 4

xx-Barted Tor TuerO In 9tn.
Fort Worth GO O74 OOO-lI
Shreveport ....... 600 III 0lO-4
20 hits-Dalrynple. Rado%ff 2,
Dheian. GeyGan. Home unS-
Mueller. Baker. Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Cabe. Fitzgerald, Frey. Double
plays-Baker I'd Dalrymple to
Brown, Winegarner to Geygan 20
Whelan. Stolen bases-Fitzgerald.
Frey. Balk-Lee. Losing pitcher
Moulton. Base ON balls-on Moul-
ton 3: off Lee 6; off Tuero !.
Struck out-By McCabe /; BY Lee
I: By Tuero 2. Pitching record-off
MCulton a hits Y runs In 4 innings.
IN on, none out TN 5th). off Lee ,
hits 6 runs in 1 2-3 innings. Left
Oh base-Fort Worth II: Shreve-
port 4
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WASHINGT

PORT WASHINGTON, N. VI,
Sept. 12-sFf- American sloops
made a clean sweep Of the first
nine places in the opening race on
the international star class yacht
racing series here today
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TWO base hits-H0lman. FlOrrid.
Aliday, Scharein. Home run
Loepp. Stolen base-Garms. Runs
and hits Off-Murray 3. and 4. IN
Is inning. Struck out-by Muir
ray n. Fl0rrid o. Fuhr 4. Base on
balls Of Murray 1: Florrid g; Fuhr
3. Batsman hit-by Florrid Todd.
Loepp). Losing pitcher-Murray.
Left on base-DallaS ia: Wichita
Falls q. Y