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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25
KRISTOF KOLUMBUS,
r. L. /. s.

Ked admiral Byrd pOdujima ce-
sty ma severnl a juznl tocnu, ke-.
dy plukovnik Lindbergh a 20
nom cely rad inych lett1nov pre-
lieta oceany jednej pevniny ma
druhd, kedy Sir Hubert Wilkins
podujima odvaznu cestu ponor-
kou ma severnu tocnu, = dnes ia
vi sa al cesta Kristofa Kolumbu-
sa v trochu zaujfmavejsom sve
tie.
: V kronikach dejin nenajdeme
zmienky ziadnom smelejsom
poduJati cd toho, ktore viedlo k
objaveniu Ameriky pred 439 rok
mi. Cesty dnesnych badatel 'ov ST
planovane v sdhlase SO znamym
prirodnymi zakonami a sn usnad
meme vsemoznymi vynajdeniami
modernej DOLBY pripadne al zk1.
senost ami vol 'akedajsich cestovs
tel'ov.
Kolumbus vsak a jeho vrstov-
nici nemali ziadnej tychto w.
hod. Vsetci vtedajsi cestovatelis
boil ndteni sa spokojit S pahymi
domienkami 0 vePkosti tyare
nasej zeme, predpokladmi o su-
cost muzstva prekonavat' vset-
ky nesnadze o uzitocnosti al
spolahlivosti roznych nastroiov.
Kolumbus jeho nasledovnici ne
mali ziadnej istoty, ziadnych do
kazov ziadnej zk1senosti pred
chodcov, ktorou by sa mohli ria
dit.
! Hoci vraj badatelia uz v dav.
nejslch casoch krizovai nezna-
me morske plane Atlantiku a pri-
pluli vraj al pc chladne brehy
severneho pobrezia americkeho
boly ich zk1senosti - pokial sa
nam zachovaly - Kolumbusovi
celkom nezname. Jeho jedinymi,
malo spoil 'ahlivymi vodcami bo-
y mapy starodavneho zemepisca
a hvezdara Florentina Toscanelli-
no, a strizok pergamentu cias
kral'a Salamona. Smer cesty je
oznadeny ma tomto strizku ma
sledovne:
"Pluj moron Stredozemnym
az -po pohrezie .spanielska cd,
tamtade ma zapad medzi severom
juhom uhle 95 stupnov a maj
des tax zem Zipangu, bohatd na
ovocie, a hojnost'ou vel 'kost'o
rovnajucu sa All a Afrike."
Cestovatel 'ovi, sberajilcemu sa
podujat' cestu ma Mars, dostalo
by sa dnes akiste podrobnejsich
informacii
Kolumbusova vytrvalost', v kite
rel no dlhe roxy sklamanych ma.
dejf a nezdaru este utvrdzovaly
sldzila vsak tomuto badatel 'ovi
al1o najlepsia vodeia hviezda
NJ zbyt', ze ked'by on a jeho
muzstvo boil vedeli, jake odvaz-
live je ich podujimanie, zeby nj.
kdy nebolo k vyprave doslo
Predvidane nesnadze tejto odvaz-
livej cesty boly by akiste odstra-
silly vacsinu namornikov, naja-
tych 20 zlocincov a nanichodni.
kOv, ktorym DIAL spanlelsky kral
milost', ably Kolumbusa spreva.
dzali.
~Je vsak vePmi pochybne, zeby
co by jakekol'vek predvidant
prekazky boly odradily al Ko.
Kolumba cd uskutocnenia jeho
zivotneho planu. Plnych styrid.
sat rokov, takner od okamihu
kedy jake strnast 'rocny chlapcek
vydal sa z Talianska ma svoje til.
lanie moron, snil Kolumbus 9
najdenf kratsej cesty do Indie
zeme myrty korenia, zeme dra.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-09-25

.
meho takmer dobrodruha a polo
sialeneho kapitana "a ruku ra-
di mu: "Vyckaj casu, priatel u,
maj trpezlivost uvidis, re pri-
de doba, ked' ttizby tvojho srd-
ca dojdn splnenia. A tax sa al
stale. Ked' cele Spaniekko RADIO
valo sa mad vzdanfm sa Granady
a mad podrobenim Moorov, zoso-
huje kraPovna Izabella tejto po-
jedinej prilezitosti na to, ably da-
la podnet ma utvorenie sa komi-
sic, ktora by vyjednavala Ko-
lumbusom. A tax v april roku
1892 bola uzavreta jedna mai
eudnejsich smldv dejinach sve-
ia. Kolumbus stava sa Ma rozkaz
kral "a admiration neznameho mo-
ra a miestokral 'om krajin, kto-
rych jestyovanie iba sipil.
Tyzdne cd aprila do augusta
boly Venovane prfpravam k cd
plavaniu troch lodi. Mena tychto
lodi zname dnes vsetkym ameri-
ckym Diet 'om, holy Nina, Pinta a
Santa Maria. Skutocne t'azkosti
sa objavily pri najimani manor
nfkov, ktori by boil ochotni pod
ujat S Kolumbusom nebezpecnu
cestu. Muzstvo, ktore sa ma osta-
tok ma t1to cestu vydalo, pozo-
stavalo z vaznov, ktorym kraP
dal milost' a srdbil penazit1 cd
menu pri navrate.
Plavba neznamym moron, dni
hrozy, noci nepreniknutel'neho
ticha, nekonecna morska plan ma
mnohych miestach pokryta NOR
skou travou, ktora vzdy vzbudzo-
vala v srdciach namornikov da-
romnn nadej, re uz s1 ned 'aleko
pobrezia, toto vsetko bolo by od-
radio al odvaznejsich muzov cd
Observation-Disclosures, vykupuj1-
cich svoju slobodu svojou vytr-
valost,ou.
Pc stodennej plavbe, dina II.
oktobra 1892, pristaly lode pri
ostrove Guanahani, dnes nazyva-
neho Waiting, jedneho ostrovov
Bahamskych. Admiral preplul
svoje more. Miestokral' nasiel
svoje kral 'ovstvo.
Objavenie zeme a udrzanie sa
! jej s1 vsak dive celkom rozlicne
veci. Neskorsie Kolumbusove ci.
ny = jeho tri cesty = nedoda-
vaj1 vobec ziadneho lesku jeho
menu, naopak, len znehodnocuj1
jeho prvsi vykon. Jeho navrat do
Spanielska bol slavny: Dol uvita,
ny krdel mi zvedavcov, ktor1 pri,
sli pozriet' nielen IA samotneho
osavenca, ale al ma jeho cirkuso-
Wy prievod cudnych obyvatePoy
"Zapadnej Indie" este Gudnej.
siu sbierku tropickych vtakov a
zvierat. Kral 'ovski manzelia ma.
zyvali no bratancom a dovol 'ova.
Ii mu sadnut' 81 al v fch pritom.
nosti. Vsetka tato kral 'ovska mi.
lost v nicom vsak Kolumbusovi
neprospela neskorsich rokoch
zvysovala mu spomienka ma po-
minute dni slavy len pocit ciastoe.
ne opravnenej trpkosti.
| CT vsak m0zeme dnes whit
Kolumbusa toho, ze nevedel
pine ocenit' vyznam Noveho sve.
ia pre- Starry svetg A ak verify
civilizacie vsetkych oasov v pra.
vo silnejsieho, jakym pravom sa
mozeme cudoyat' Kolumbusovi
ak videl tento v novo objavenej
zemi iba neporusene nzemie, ho-
! diace sa ma vykorist' t'ovanie pa
TRACE podl'a prava dobyvatel 'ovi
SpanielskuY
Jeho muzstvo al ii, ktori prisli
neskorsie, dobrodruhovia, tlzia.
ci zbohatn1t l'ahko rychlo, t
I'vsetci prichadzali do Ameriky '
nadeji najst zlato. Ich 1silim ne
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
FLOWERS MAKE
GOOD GIFTS

Although It Is a .airly new con-
Germ, the McAllen Floral Company
mas built UP a substantial business
IL a short time and the owners are
pleased with their adopted home,
the Valley.
The company Is located at 1905
Beaumont Street, where ID has the
latest Towering blossoms on dis
play.
Experience and taste OF the own
ers is part Of the service offered.
They know Just the right kind OF
blossom Tor every occasion and
their proper arrangement. They
are experienced IN providing a
rious types Of floral decorations for
every occasion.
Wolff. the owner, believes
that there IS nothing more slgni-
ticant than a gift Of flowers. Say
II With Flowers. IS one OF the most
expressive slogans that has yer
been composed, she believes. And
they do convey more meaning Oft
entimes than mere words she as
serted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03

Farrell Taps
Out Par Y In
British Open

CARNOUSTIE, Scotland, June q
Farrell. smiling young
Irishman from Mamaroneck, IN. XII,
today took the lead among the
early finishers OF the first round
OF the British open golf Champion
ship with a par 10.
Farrell went out In a par crack
ing SO and staggered home In 93.
a Garrison finish on the last three
holes helping his score.
Close behind Johnny was his
golfing partner Gene Sarazen, both
OF the former United States open
champions. with a IL.
Macdonald Smith, who led the
qualifying field OF lO9 with two
brilliant rounds or 70-7l lapsed Just
often enough today 10 pull him
down 10 4 Is and third place
among the early American fin
ishers.
II was black magic what Johnny
did with his putter on that out
ward swing. or the nine holes sew
en- were scored with p putt
Farrell did not hold his lead alone
FOR long. Henry Cotton. the 24-year-
old British pro. coming IL with a
~ 70 match the Americans score.
Charles Whitcombe. captain or
the British RYDER cup team could
% no better then a 10 and Abe
Mitchell took a ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
SEED And FEED
SOLD BY CO.

A successful business has been
built up il Rio HondO b. the Rio
Hondo Seed and Feed company.
Well-knoWn brands are distributed
by this company and therein lies
the secret OF its success.
Ferris and Square brand seeds are
featured by this Rio H0ndo firm.
These seeds possess a high pecent-
age OF termination qualities and
after they attain the proper size,
they bear prolifically, Horkman
says. The marglobe tomatoes are
especially recommended for this
territory and Rio Hondo grows many
Of them.
Purina feeds are known over the
whole nation and Rio H0nd0 COM
munity residents can get them at
the Rio HondO Seed and Feed Co.
These manufacturers of Purina
feeds have arrived scientifically at
the properly balanced rations for
various domestic animals and fowl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
BEAUMONT AND
CATS VICTORS
(Bv The Associated PressN


Del Bakers Beaumont Exporters
held to their half-game lead IN the
Texas league through Tuesday
games with q II TO 3 de:iSion or
San Antonio Indians, hammering
Carson and Hubbell from the mound
ana collecting 10 hits. Hamlin,
steady as a master in the pinches,
allowed twelve hits but pitcher run
less ball until the sixth inning.
They may be down but not out.
so the Fort Worth Cats defeated
Dallas Tuesday night at Fort
Worth 8 to 5 TO remain In second
place one half game behind the
Exporters. II was a fatal fall for
the steers. for they slipped out of
fourth place into fifth. allowing
Wichita Falls 10 move I'D. Erratic
fielding again cost the Dallas club.
Wichita Falls Is getting a glimpse
Of the first division as a result Of
a q 10 3 verdict over Shreveport.
Buck Stanton turned in a home
run triple and a pair Of singles
TO aid IN ~Shreveport's downfall.
Tuesday night found Tex Carl
eton in superb form for Houston
and the Bayou city boys ~entrench-
ed themselves more firmly In third
place By slashing Galveston. s to
3. Carleton allowed nine hits. but
most or them came when they did
not mean so much.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
CAMERONIAN
Wins DERBY
Orpen Second and Sandwich
Third In English
Classic

EPSON DOWNS. England. June
3-P1|. A. Dewar's C-ameronian,
the ~favorite, today won the l48th
renewal of the English Derby.
Sir John Rutherford's Orpen.
cosecond ch-ice, finished second in
front Of Lord Roseberry's Sand
wich with Marcel Boussac's Coy
escas fourth.
The two American horses. Mar
shall Fields Jecopo and William
Woodward's Sir Andrew, were un-
placed.
Cameroniaa went 70 the post the
z 70 l favorite. while Orpen was
held at 9 70 / and Sandwich at 8
10 I.
Cameronian won BY three quar-
ters OF 8 length with a Ike dist
ance separating Orpen ana Sand
wich.
A crowd OF 10000 including
King George and the royal family,
saw the son OF Pharos Unacameron,
gallop home in front OF Is other
three year olds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Including games OF Ju-e 2:
National League;

Batting-Arlett. Phillies, 1856;
Hornsby. Cubs. .3e2.
Runs-Klein. Phillies. "A: Horn
shy. Cubs. "a.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies,
SO: Arlett. Phillies. SO.
Hits-Arlett. Phillies. so: Herman,
Robins: L. Waner. Pirates. So.
Doubles-Hornsby, Cubs, 10: Phil
lies. l6.
Observation-Disclosures, Braves, 7:
Watkins, Cardinals. 6.
Home runs-Kleln, Phillies, IS:
Arlett. Phillies. 10.
Stolen bases-Comorosky, Pr
ates, s; Jackson. Giants: Berger
Braves: Cuyler. Cubs. 5.
Pitching - Derrins, Cardinals:
Sweetland, Cubs, won 4. lost o.
American League:
Batting - Cochrane. Athletics
400; Ruth. Yankees, 1885.
Runs-Cochran and Bishop. Ath-
letics: Gehrig. Yankees, 81.
Runs batted in-CTonin, Sena-
tors, 40; Gehrlg. Yankees, Il.
Hits-Cronin, Senator'S; Averill,
Indians. ca.
Doubles-WeI5. Red Sox, %:
Alexander, Tigers. IS.
Triples - Cronin. Senators, z:
Simmons. Athletics. 5.
Home runs-Ruth, Yankees. Sim
mons. Athletics. 8.
Home runs-Ruth, Yankees, Sim
mons. Athletics. o.
Stolen bases-Johnson, Tigers, u;
Chapman. Yankees. IL.
Pitching-Grove and Walberg,
Athletics, won 8; lost !.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03

Red opened up an aggressive at
tack with the champion hanging
back awaiting an opening. Lyons
went in for headlocks and bar arm
holds, apparently trying 10 wear
Nichols down. 1t wasn't long. how
ever, before Nichols came UP of the
mat with a cradle split. and II was
just too bad. The champion turned
On the juice and Red had 10 pat
the mat. so badly injured that he
could not come out for the second
MI.
The semi-final between O'Brien
and Leahman, although II settled
nothing. was popular with the
crowd. These wrestlers went after
it hammer and tongs and gave the
fans lots Of action.
The opener between Brown and
Montana was relatively tame with
a few outbreaks Of fireworks from
time to time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
Giants Need Help From Eastern
= X \ \ 4 q
Clubs to Beat St. Louis Cards

the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday
and have few hopes OF capturing
first place unaided.
The Cards won the opener 4 10
8 In a tight duel between Burleigh
Grimes and Fred FItzsimmons ana
placed themselves ? - games ahead
OF their rivals. Grimes drove IN the
winning U himself with a timely
seventh inning single.
But If they escape trouble ~
their current series the Cardinals
must face Brooklyn. Boston and
Philadelphia In succession and all
three are fighting for first divl-
sion berths. The Robins rallied IN
the ninth inning 10 beat the Chi
cago Cubs 2 10 9. The Braves sue
cumbed 10 the Pittsburgh Pirates
4 TO 2 as Ed Brandt, who had won
eight successive games. finally met
defeat. The Phlllies had a com
paratively easy victory over Gin
cinnati. 6 10 2.
Cleveland finally broke the spell
the eastern clubs OF the American
league had held as they opened
their tour OF the dangerous sector.
They piled I'D eight runs in the
sixth inning then staggered through
to a l2-ll victory.
Philadelphia and Washington.
the other big winners OF the cir
cult. came through In their usual
form Bing Miller's sixth inning
homer with one on base and Rube
Walberr's four hit pitching gave
the Athletics a 3 10 ? victory over
Chicago. Carl Fischer. Young Wash
ington hurler. was hit freely but
pitched a GOOD game and the Sen
ators beat the Detroit Tigers 5 10
3 New York trounced st. Louis 9
70 2. Lefty Gomez checked al his
rivals except Melillo. who hit four
times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
LEAHMANAND
O'BRIEN DRAW
CBy Staff CORRESPONDENT

HARLINGEN. June 3. = Hugh
Nichols was light heavyweight wrest-
ling champion when he climbed bet
ween the ropes with Red Lyons last
night.
Said Nichols fellow Is still cham
pion today.
A capacity crowd saw the popular
Texan almost take Lyons apart with
the painful cradle hold after a set
to of fast milling. Pat O'Brien and
Charles Leahman wrestled one hour
to a draw and another draw result
cd when Pete Brown and Joe Mon
tana got together for 30 minutes.
In the championship 60. Lyons
was SO severely injured by the first
fall he was unable TO return for
the remainder Of the match.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
Five Americans
Are Winners

EPSON DOWNS. England. June
3-P-Flve Americans won big
money in the Irish Hospital Derby
sweepstakes today as a consequence
or C~ameronian's victory and the
place and show OF Orpen and
Sandwich.
joseph Kennedy Of Boston. Mass.
was the only American who held
a ticket on the winner. He receives
one or the nineteen first prizes OF
$50. 900 each.
Thomas O'Connor OF New York
CITY. and George Hill OF Norway.
Maine. hold tickets en- Orpen. who
came in second. They are worth
$4,000 each.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
~YEsTERDAY'S STARS:

10y Inc ASSNClatel Press
Burg Miller, Athletics-Hit home
run ~ one on base to rcat Chi
cago 80.
Burleigh Grimes, Cardinals -
Pitched and hatted Cards 10 4-3
triumph over Giants.
Eddie Morgan. Ind'ans-Drove in
four OF Cleveland's II runs against
Boston with two doubles and single.
Wally Colbert. Robins-Tiples in
ninth inning with two on base then
scored run that beat Cubs 7-6.
Carl Fischer, Senators-Fanned
six opponents in So victory over
Detroit.
Chuck Klein. Phillies-Hit 18th
and 18th homers of season against
Reds.
Bill Regain. Pirates-Drove in run
ir ninth inning to bet Braves 4-3.
Vernon Gomez. Yankees-Regis-
tered second straight pitching
victory against Browns. 4
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
ORPHANS NOT
TO COME HERE
Ladds and Palms Victors
In Tuesday Ball
Games

With Brownsville definitely u
Of the picture as a possible home
Tor the orphaned Corpus Christi
Valley league entry, league moeuls
today looked toward La Feria and
Mission. "A Brownsville committee
investigating possibilities az the
club locating here reported Tuesday
that no Roadway could be made.
Earl Bacon, veteran landman. Of
fered the Orphans a home AZ Ia
Feria and Harley Jackson of the
Macks reported the Mission Legion
post as ready TO back the team
These offers are being investigated
today.
Tuesday the leading HarlIngen
Ladds and second-place McAilen
rains stepped up another notch
while the Orphans and Saints slip
ped back a step. The Palms def
Gated the Saints Us az McAllen
and the Ladds beat the Orphans
los under the floodlights at Har-
lingen.
They play in the same places to-
day.
~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
QUESTION IS
POINT TOTAL
Southern Caiifor Due
As Champion For
End Time
BY PAUL NICHOLSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer

CHICAGO, June 3-R- Knuse
Rockne once said his Notre Dame
football teams saved" Southern
California for the union, but there
appear to be no Rocknes around 10
stop the victorious sweep OF the
Trojan track stars.
Usually, the annual national COL
legiate track and field meet causes
almost as much speculation over
the probable winner as the Ken
lucky Derby but not this year. Ev-
cry track expert picks the Trojans
TO gallop away with the title for
the second consecutive year at
Stagg field next Friday and Sat-
urday. Their only differences In
opinion are In the margin OF VIC
tory.
A close sitting OF past perform
ances today indicated that the
Trojans would sweep through with
four to six firStS and land enough
point winners 10 score az least 40
points.
With the team title granted to
the TroianS in advance, the second
guessing reVO!Ved about The in
dividual performances. notably the
l00-yard dash in which FT.lk
Wykoff OF the Trojans will atte.art
TO repeat his triumph OF a year
ago. While Wykoff won't have to
face George Simpson. the Ohio
flyer. again this year. he will have
plenty OF competition in a field OF
II stars OF great reputation. Eddie
Tolan. Michigan's midnight ex-
press. whom he has defeated BY
narrow margins on two occasions.
will finish his brilliant three years
or competition for Michigan at the
meet and Is fired with the ambi-
ton not only TO beat Wykoff but
70 equal or better the Trojan's
worlds record OF "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON. Jr,
Associated Press Sports Writer

The New York Giants, battling
for the National league lead, ap-
parently will need a lot Of help
from the other eastern clubs OF the
circuit. And II their sectional
comrades hold the present pace,
they may get II. The Giants took
a ver setback in the opening
game OF their crucial" series with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03

Barometrlc pressure was mOder-
ately high over the far Northwest
and over the southern states this
morning. and moderately low from
Arizona northeastward 10 the up
per Great Lakes. Except for show
erS in the far Northwest and at
Chicago. the weather continued gen
orally fair 10 partly cloudy through
out the country since last report.
Temperatures were somewhat high
er in the eastern half OF the coun-
try this morning. and lower IN the
lar northwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
Hole-In-One

GARDEN CITY, n. Y. June B.
lPl-Leo Diegel was visiting the
Cherry Valley club course yester-
dav TO look ver some new wooden
clubs. He took one to the first tee
and socked away. His caddie found
the ball IN the hole at the first
green. 285 yards away. par 1.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-03
The
Sports
Spade
ny A EUSTACR
= n On m u m N N ON u 4

THE ENGLISH Derby Is over and
O lot OF Americans are going 10
find they purchased a bunch OF
phoney tickets. Recent stories OF
large winnings made the American
public particularly susceptible to
the fare ticket racket. Chicago and
other racing centers have been
fld(ded with the phoney tickets on
forAign races. Most Of the tickets
wer9 printed in Chicago and there
Is no pay-off. even If you were
lucky enough to win.
BIG BOY DARBY, San Benito
product, has returned TO his old
stamping grounds for the summer.
Darby has been coaching at Ca!d-
well for the past two years and he
has another contract in the old
suitcase. And why not? He Won
the district football championship
last season, and was only beaten
out by the Taylor Ducks. a tough
class "B" outfit. Darby Is quite a
twirler and he will more than likely
line up with some Valley club be-
fore long. He and Tiny Garrett
won the Saints a pennant last sea-
son..
THE BROWNSVILLE City ANA
teur Baseball held q meeting Tues
day night and made some progress
toward ironing out rules for the
season. The chief change made
touches on eligibility. Each player
in the league must be acceptable 70
a majority or the managers. The
club heads will meet each Friday
night TO take up eligibility OF any
new players wishing to enter the
loop. Another portion OF the rule
states no player will be allowed TO
join a league club who is connect
ed with ar outside aggregation, that
is, any club not in this league. All
managers are 10 meet this Friday
and vote on eligibility OF the play
er lists as they now stand.
BATTLING SHAW got a poor
deal in his last Nuevo Laredo fight.
He vas forced 10 take the small
end of the purse for a go with Ray
Kiser. Ray is a headliner. He re-
Gently went full ten rounds with
Jackie Berg. dropping a fairly close
decision. Ired by his small purse,
Shaw went into Kiser and left jab-
bed him out Of a popular decision
He also scored a clean knockdown
over KisSr. Now Shaw holds the
whiphand around Laredo and he
will name the size Of his next purse.
The Battler. well known in these
parts, may fight in Matamoros soon.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


AaCaldA >
PHILADELPHIA 3. Chicago 2.
washington 4. Detroit 3.
Cleveland -, Boston II.
New York 8. St. Louis ?.
Wednesdays Games
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
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SURE-FIRE TRICK

Smithson: Ny wife IS prolonging
her vacation. ! nscd her at home,
but II seems useless TO write sug-
costing that she return.
Friend: Get one OF the nsigh-
bors 70 suggest it.-Hummel, Ham
burg.
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Boy Player Does
Well In Opener

'SDeclai 10 Inc HERALD
H~ARLTNCEN, June 3.-NIan-
uel Alvarez. u year old signed
by the Harrington Ladds. came
through in brilliant style here
last night when he made his
professional debut.
Nanuelit0 went ~ az short
In the fifth inning. Re accept
ca all chances like y veteran
and crashed ont a nifty bing.e
in his only appearance at the
plate. As II that were not
enough. he Immediately pIlfer-
ed second and came home on
Nick Yoder'S home run.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT:

tBv The Associated PresSl
NEW YORK-Herman Perlick,
Kalamazoo. Mich, and Mel Aragon,
Peru. drew. (5).
INDIANAPOLIS - Tracy Cox.
indianapolis, stopped Mike ODowd,
Columbus. O., g.
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For East Texas: Increasing
cloudiness. probably showers in
west portion.
Light TO fresh southerly winds on
the coast.
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TIT FOR TAT

Mrs. Nagger: II was q come
down for me when I married you.
Mr.. Nagger: Yeah. everybody
said I took you off the shelf.-Path-
finder.