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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06

= Nemecko ohlasuje prvn.
velke armadnf manevry jez bu
dou prvnfmi cd uzavreni miru
We Versailles, kdy diktovana
byla Tfsi rGzna vojenska obme-
zeni. Jak hlas1 vrchnf velitel-
stvf ozbrojene moci pocnou vo-
ska cvicen1 We vetS1m mef1tku
liz tonic tydnu. Rozkaz by]
doprovazen vetou: Tyto ope-
trace znamenati budou histori-
ckE obrat V naS1 armada.
Mala Dohoda vyslovila Sc
pro Dunajsky Pakt. Prohlase-
nj: "Mfr V Europe nemdze BY
ii zachovan paklize nebudou
ujednany Vychodoevropsky a
Podunajsky Pakt. Pokud Sc ty-
ka vychodn1ho paktu zahranic-
nj ministTi souhlasf s nazory
vyslovenymi britskou a fran
couzskou vladou. Pokud Sc
tyka dunajsk6ho paktu jest "a
potTebf jeSte ably staty Male
dohody jej d6kladne %prostudo-
valy.
- Pastoralnf list, jenz byl
vJslednic1 nedavne konferen-
ce katolickych biskupd We
Fuld6 - byl cten Sc vsech ka-
tolickych kaaztelen v Meme
cku. Pastoralnf list uvadf:
"PoGet nepTatel katolicke vfry
Sc rozmnozil ma legie. Mlad1
duchov6, kterf nikdy ami Sc ne
naucili katechism, nebo jsou s
MIN seznameni jen povrchne,
cfti Sc povolanymi k vynasenf
.dsudk6 mad vsfm, CO je katoli-
cke."
Je podepsan nemeckymi kar
dinaly, Betramem z Vratislavi,
Faulhaberem z Mnichova, a
Schultem z Kol1na n. R., a 23
jinymi arcibiskupy, biskupy a
prelaty nemeckych diec6sf.
"Planovana obroda nemecke
no lidu Sc NIUE zdaTiti jedine
nen1-li zalozena ma vratkem
p1sku sv6toveho nazoru, ale ma
skale kTestanskeho nabozen-
stv1. Ctvrte pTikazan1 nam We
Ii, abychom poslouchali vrch-
most, ale kdyz zakony statu Sc
~stTetnou S pTirozenymi, a zvra-
CT bozska prikazanf, pax must
me dbati SLOW Sv. Petra: Must
me spfse poslouchati Boha nez
lidi", napom1na list.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Stesk z repubIiky.

"Vecern1 Ceske slovo" pise
Poln1ch kradez1 je touto dobou
kazdorocne mnoho. Letos vsak
Sc V nekterych = a zvlast6
chudych kraj1ch rozmohly ne
byvalou merou. Bfda pTinuti-
la mnohe chudaky, kteT1 by
drive nebyli ma CHI majetek
AMI sahli, pomoci 81 k zahnanl
hladu t1mto zpGsobem. Mali
tele pozemkG Sc ovsem hledi
pred skodami z poln1ho pychu
zabezpecit. TAX V Kostomla-
tech u Biliny Sc dohodli, Re
stf1dave kazdou noe budou ma
pol1ch hl1dat, ably zabranili
soustavnym kradez1m obil1 a
bramborG. Tato bezpecnostni
sluzba nenf nijak lehka. U
Ledvic byl obcan, ktery 81 Hill
dial 1rodu, napaden trent re-
meslnymi zlodeji a ztyran.
Poln1 zlodeji jsou nekdy
znacne drz1 a vynal6zav1. Ma
odlehlem poll u Jihlavy vymla-
till 81 ma zajasne noci obil1, zr-
no odnesli a zanechali jen sla-
mu. Nejvfce je ohrozen ma
jetek obcanG kraj1ch, kde Sc
usadili cikani. Tam jsou kra-
deze ma denn1m poTadku a ne
nj to jen poln1 1roda, pro KITE
rou 81 chodf. Nelson pred mimi
bezpecny AMI slepice V kurn1-
c1ch a vepTovy dobytek V chile
vech.
V nekolika obc1ch ma Be-
rounsku str1daj1 Sc domkaTi a
chalupn1ci V nocn1ch hl1dkach,
ktere Cd vecera do rama pro-
chazej1 obcemi. Pole necha-
vaj1 cikan1m a jinym zlodejGm
ma pospas, protoze Sc neodvazu
il vzdalit Sc Cd pffbytk6. Cika-
nj delaj1 take velkou starost pc
jistovnam. V jedin6m okrese
We stredn1ch Cechach vyplac1
pojistovna pr6merne denne ma
so Kc nahrad "a kradeze, spa
chany cikani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Srnec zaviniI smrt cyklisty.

V lese "a Cernou Vodou u
FIR ;valdova udalo Sc ~nestestl,
ktere zavinil srnec. Ma osve-
tlenem kole jel roln1k J. Fabe1
z Cerne Vody. Veil ma zad-
MIN sedadle desetileteho chlaI
&c j. Meisnera. Cestou vyplasil
srnu, ktera m1sto do lesa, sko.
ella oslnena svetlem primo poo
kola. Faber a jeho spolujez.
dec Sc sT1tili do pr1kopu. Tro.
chu podTen1 dali Sc ma cestu g
dobFe dojeli DON'T. Faber S
vsak zacal naTfkat ma bolen.
hlavy a nahle Sc skacel a by
mrtev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Esl. vyvoz do Ruska Sc
vzmaha.

Ia prvn1 pololeti letosn1ho
roku odebralo Rusko zboz1 "a
1875 milionu Kc., tedy "a polo
vinu poskytnuteho 1veru. Pr
tom vsak velka cast zbozf je
odbfrana mimo liver, take w
voz Dude vyssf, nez Sc cekalo.
V prvnf polovine lonsk6ho ro-
.ku vyvezlo Csl. do Ruska zbozl
jen asi "a dvacetinu letosni
hodnoty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Uroda nemanzelskych ditek.

V KarpatOruske Obcl VySnl
ApSa, lezfc1 v okrese rachov-
skem v tesne bl1zkosti Slatin-
skych dold a obyvane Rumuny,
narodilo Sc loni pouze 18 man
zelskych det1. Nemanzelskych
bylo mnohem vice, dokonce Ct,
Tento vice nez trojnasobny po-
Get nemanzelskych det1 zajiste
Dude rekordem v procentu ne
manzelskych det1 v cele repu-
blice
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Vice zeleniny a ovoce " diete.
P1Se

DR.. John l.. Rice,
komisaT zdravotnictv1 mesta
New Yorku.
V teto rocn1 dobe ma vetsina
lid1 chut ma jin6 pokrmy, nez
jake Jedi V chladnejs1ch dnech
R6zn1 Tide mali V tonic ohledu
RUNE pozadavky, ale kazdy
prGmerny clovek chce ma pr
VEN mfste snadneji stravitelne
pokrmy. Pr1roda d~ozaduje Sc
svych pray. PTesv6dcujeme Sc,
re to, cemu Tfkame "chut k j.
dlu", ma svGj psychologicky
podklad. Meme tuku, meme
mastnych pokrmG a meme tez-
kych j1del V teto rocni dobe je
zdrav1 prospesnym zvykem.
" kazdem pTipade musfme
81 ale zapamatovati, re i v hor-
KEN pocasf mus1me j1sti dosta-
tecne mnozstv1 spravn6 potra-
Wy, mame-li zasobiti t6lo patTic
nou kvotou pokrmG, jez jsou
nezbytne Ike spravne funkci
vsech t6lesnych organ6. Jiny-
mi slovy = dieta must byti ma
lezite vyrovnana. Maso, drG-
be-, ryby, syr, ml6ko a vejce
jsou vsechny zadouc1mi potra-
vinami, ale skonsumovane
mnozstv1 techto potravin ma
Ebyti V l6t6 mensf nez v zine.
S trhy, hojn6 zasobovanymi
cerstvou zeleninou a ovocem,
nen1 zadneho dGvodu, proc by
chom vsichni nemohli jisti vice.
techto zdrav1 prospesnych po-
travin. Neprisli-li jste jeste
zelenin6 a ovoci ma chut, toto
je idealn1 cas- k tomu, abyste
tax ucinili. Listnate druhy ze-
leniny, jakymi je kapusta, sa-
lat hlavkovy, feficha, cekanka,
Sterbak atd., spolu S ostatnfmi
zeleninami (okurkami, rajsky-
mi jabl1cky a mrkv1) dali Sc
pTipraviti nejrGznejsfmi kom-
binacemi a bez vaTenf v chutne
salaty, jez name jfsti kazdeho
dine. spenat, hrasek, tykev,
cervena repa, kapusta, mrkev a
fazolove husky pTemenujf Sc v
kuchyni We vyborne varene po-
krmy zeleninov6. Diva druhy
vaTene zeleniny denne je MOI
no V lete jenom doporucovat.
Take ovoce name hodne lis
ii, tim sp1se, re ma nynejsfm tr-
hu najdeme vsechny NONE
druhy. Ostruziny, bor6vky,
RUNE melouny, broskve, blu
my, hroznove vino, hrusky a
tTesn6 = jaky to lakavy vyber.
Zral6 banany jsou k dostanf 20
cely rok a jsou vzdy dobre. Ne
jezte je vsak, dokud jejich
slupky nemaj1 hnede skvrny,
protoze teprve tehdy jsou O.
pravdu zrale.
Ovoce i zelenina obsahuii
dGlezit6 mineralnf soil, jichz
telo zada; jsou tez bohate vi.
ltaminy a ~napomahajf stolici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
Podrezal sc ma ulici.

Ma zeleznicarske ulici v Bra
tislave proTfzl 81 bfitvou kirk
81 lety Terenti Grebnikov, u
Tednik zemskeho uTadu. Greb-
nikov 81 zoufal z omrzelosti Ii
vOta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-09-06
NOVy
TelefOnni
AdreSar
Dude brzi uzavTen
Budte jisti
re jste tam zaradeny
Zavolejte Plaza 1900

ku objednan1 telefonu a.
neb dals1ho prodlouzenl.
Pon6vadz Move zar1zeni "a
sluzbu Telefonn1 ktere 81 OBJ
jednate Dude c1tano pro vas
levnej1.
, 1935-07-28
MONET'TE HIGH
In SKEET MEET
His 40 Out OF so Gives
Cannons Victory
Over .410s

With A. J. Monette setting the
pace with 40 hits out OF IN possible
SO. the Cannon" squad defeated ne
"Four-Tens" 227-2l2 at the Batsen-
Wells skeet field Friday afternoon.
In attempting TO balance the
squads. the handicappers made N
grave mistake In estimating Mon
cite nc 80 hits for the round OF 30.
lie was 10 hits over the esthnA.e-
practically the margin by which the
"Cannons" defeated the sharp
shooting "FOur-TenS"
Monette missed the third bird on
hic first round. and then went
ahead 10 AZ consecutive hits for "a
25-49. His string OF consecutive
hits amounted 48 aS ne missed the
second bird on a third practice
round.
Dave Young, shooting m 40. was
the second best shooter or the day,
breaking 24-23-47. His third prac-
tee round was "a. giving him VI
ont or n possible 75 for the day.
Pillar or the "Cannons" and
Strdeman OF the "Four-Tens" each
turned In ass.
Armstrong OF the "Cannons" zoe
off 70 a rip-Snorttng start with q
perfect round OF Is. but then slump
ed 20 IN 10 for m total OF 44. Nc
Candies and burst also carded 44s.
The scores:
, 1935-07-28

Discovery Victor

CHICAGO, July ~. Rl-Disccv-
cry won the $4,000 added Airing
ton handicap before 10000 specta-
tors Saturday, beating Stand Pat by
five lengths.
Riskulus was third and skip 10
was fourth In the field on seven. Dis
covery smashed the track record
for the mile and a quarter route.
running the distance I'm 2:O1 is. The
sensational handicap champion
knocked a fifth Ct a second off the
track record made by Omaha I'm
winning the classic last Saturday.
Discovery shouldered the impost or
i35 pounds. Going TO the post q !
70 A favorite. Discovery paid $3.50 20
win. $500 to place and $500 20 show
Stand Pat paid $40 70 place with
$500 TO show. Riskuius paid $3.50
TO show. NJ
In hts sixth straight stake victory
Discovery wen $3.50 for owner Ale
fred q. Vanderbilt OF New York
, 1935-07-28
CUBS BEATS REDS TWICE AS BROOKLYN DOWNS GIANTS g.
Eaton Leads i'm Denver Golf
Tourney; Grimes in Second

national open champion shot q TO
Friday and "a Saturday.
Fifty golfers competed Saturday
under @ hot sun On the Cherry Hills
Club course.
Eaton's card Saturday showed:
Out. AS. 443. Ass. and in. $50, 443,
445-36.
Grimes scored Asa. 443, 434 for n IS
going out and ass, 543, 454 for q 81
coming in.
Par out is 80. ass. 4s4-s5, and par
In is 453. as. Asst.
Five players were tied with 157
for fourth place after two days
play. They are John Dawson, Chi
cage; Harry Todd. Dallas: Jack
Malloy. Tulsa: Y. >. Rogers. Okla
homa City. and Joe Hartman, Dem
yer.
Results fer the two days include:
Eel Eaton. 68-71-139.
Johnny Goodman. 70-74-144.
Nathan Grimes, Green Gables.
6S-72-i40.
III.
r. J. johnson. Fort Worth. so-sS
LII.
". weIsey. Fort worth, 1ls-l1l-
John Dawson. Chicago. T4-73-l47.
Harry Todd. Dallas. 75-72-147.
Jack Malloy, Tulsa, 74-73-l47.
II. y. Rogers. Oklahoma City, "a
73-147.
r. A. King. Wichita Fails. Texas.
Tg-84-163.
w. A. Mcngrief. sr. Fort Worth.
84-79-163.
Earl Berryhil. 5apulpa. Okla.
T~9-73-I52.
Rufus King. wichita Falls, 1880
-153.
Pat Malloy. Tulsa 7s-s1-l5p.
M. l. Massingil. Fort Worth, T3-
78-151.
Bill Bob coffey. Fort worth. 7s-
B2-l60.
Norris Russell. Denton, Texas, 81
80-l61.
r. 9. stahl. Oklahoma city, o.
97-lB9.
Ted Pahsuda. Oklahoma City.
82-78-160.
, 1935-07-28

DENVER. July ~. R-zell Ia
ton. Oklahoma City's crack golfer
and western amateur victor last year.
swept into the lead Saturday In the
Denver I~nvitational golf champion
ship when he took a one-struke adj
vantage over Nathan Grimes, CT
Denver. who tied him Friday.
Eaton finished his second Is holes
OF the 72-hole medal play with o. III,
one under par. and coupled 1t with
his flashy So tailed Friday to give
him 139.
Grimes blazed home early In the
afternoon with q 140 total-a So re-
corded Friday and his v par OF
"a chalked up Saturday.
Johnny Goodman. Omaha player
with many golf titles tucked safe
ly away. trailed in third Saturday
with IA. Goodman appeared the best
OF the immediate trailers to over
take Eaten or Grimes. The former
, 1935-07-28
DELTAS BATTLE
RIFLES SUNDAY
Hot Contest Expected A.
Valley Title Is
AT Stake
Especial to The HerAid)

A2kN&A8A ~ az ANEAWAAN
MISSION, July 27-The Mission
Rifles. acknowledged semi-pro base
ball leaders or the Valley since the
McAlen Lions disbanded for the
.ear, will meet the challenge OF the
San Benito Delta Foods aggrega-
ton, leaders OF the lower Valley
section, here Sunday afternoon.
This will be the first or a three
game series for the unofficial "Val-
iey championship"
The series Is more or less OF q
"grudge" affair, due to fact that
the Deltas feel that they have been
sighted this season by the Lions and
Rifles.
The Rifles viii be favored 10 win.
They have added Dan Seitz. catcher:
George Sellers. first baSeman: Nick
Yoder, third baseman: and George
Strohmeyer and Billy Walsh. pitch
crs; all from the disbanded Lions
this should make the Rifles one OF
the best semi-pro aggregationS in
the state.
The Deltas. under MANAGEMENT OF
jimmie Garcia Of San Benito, have
rolled up an impressive string n
Victories. Their performers include
Lefty Trdla. a fast developing left
hand hurler Of Brownsville; Allen,
hard-hitting Fort Brown shortStop;
Bill and Emil Kachtik OF Rio Hondo
pitcher and third baSeman re-
spectively; Lefty Garden. Rio Hondc
sorthpaw twirler who had a try-out
with Houston this year; 'Lupe'
Rodriguez. former Cincinnati twirl-
err: Gutierrez, third baseman; Bruce
Cunningham, first baseman: and
Lawrence Of Harrington. catcher Che
was with LOngview last season.
Jacobs and Contreras IN the cut
field; Joe Rodriguez. catcher: Cas-
tiilo and Reza, infielders.
The game win get under way nj
$50 d. m.
, 1935-07-28
Texas Entry Wins
In Boston Classic

SUFFOLK DOWNS. Boston. July
q. OP1-Black Highbrok. heavily fav-
ored gelding carrying the red and
white colors Of Mrs. Edward Haugh-
ten OF Texas. accounted for the S.
500 added Bay State stake for two
year Odds Saturday before a record
thrcng estimated at more than as
900.
A top runner from the start In the
field Of seven with Nick Wall up.
Black Highbrow justified its back
ing as the public choice at 6 70 5
and finished under restraint three
lengths in frcnt OF A. O.. Vanderhilt's
Nouveau Richie. which neared the
place spot by a lose ove Mrs. c.
Cranes Ste Louise.
, 1935-07-28
Change In Dove
Hunting Season
Is Being Urged

AUSTIN. July a. R-Request
that federal regulations governing
hunting of mourning doves In the
south zone be amended to conform
to the state law has been made 20 the
secretary Of agriculture and the
president, w. j. Tucker. executive
secretary Of the Game. Fish and
Oyster Commission, said Saturday.
The Texas legislature recently
changed the open season in the
south zone to allow hunting between
December / and January i6. The
federal rules permit hunting during
October and November.
Under existing conditions per-
sons hunting doves In october and
November would be violating the
state law while II they hunted be-
tween December ! and January is
they would violate the federal rules.
The change must be approved by
the president.
Tucker said the season on white
wing doves would open September /
and end October 81.
, 1935-07-28
CRIME FIGHT
CHIEFS NAMED
Alfred Selects Three To
Complete Organization
For State

AUSTIN, July 27.=P-A news
paper editor and two lawyers. one
a former district attorney and the
other q civil service commissioner
will take over direction OF the
states law enforcement agencies
August 10.
Governor Alfred Friday announ-
ced personnel OF the new Public
Safety commission.
They are: George w. Cottingham,
editor Of the Houston Chronicle;
Ernest Goens OF Tyler. former dis
trict attorney for Tyler, Smith and
Upshur counties. and Albert Sid
ney Johnson, member Of the Dali
las Civil Service commission and
former secretary Of the state dem
ocratic party.
The commission will coordinate
operations OF the Texas Rangers
and the State Highway Patrol and
will establish bureaus Of commu-
nications. criminal Identification
and education. Personnel Of the
Rangers and the highway patrol
will be transferred TO the public
safety department for trial. AL
additions to the department will
be under the civil service system.
Formation Of the public safety
department followed the wave OF
criticism attending the depreda-
tons Of Clyde Barrow. Raymond
Hamilton and other despersdoes.
Governor Alfred said the COM
mission probably would meet soon,
outline its policies and complete
its personnel. Under the proposed
Set-up, the department will be
under a director as executive Of
ficer OF the commission with d.
vision chiefs 10 actively supervise
the Rangers. patrol and other bu-
reaus. No action has been taken
toward appointment OF directing
personnel, Governor Alfred said.
Since the Rangers and highway
patrol will be taken over intact by
the department, only a few addi-
tional positions will be available.
the governor said. He advised ap-
plicants to submit applications to
the commission as a whole instead
Of the individual members.
, 1935-07-28
White, Speer Meet
In Tourney Finals

SAN ANGELO. July q. R-Jack
Speer o. Waco, former state anna
teur champion. and Ed White, Bon
ham. National intercollegiate cham
pion. meet here Sunday in The So
hole final match Of the sixth an
nual invitation golf tournament Of
the San Angelo country club.
White downed Don Schumacher
Of Dallas, three and one. and Speer
defeated Donald Lehman OF Fort
Worth. one up in the semifinals
Saturday afternoon.
In the quarter-finals OF the
championship flight White elimi-
mated Ed Morgan OF Big Springs
seven and five: Lehman took 10
holes 70 beat j. G. Southworth Of
Sweetwater. one up. Speer beSted
Bert Hemphill, Midland. two and
one, and Schumacher edged out Lee
Ramsel, Fort Worth, one up.
, 1935-07-28

wants.
The new season OF the Browns
vile Playground Ball league will
set under way Monday night with
the Fort Brown Yankees, defending
league champions. taking on the
Elks.
TT Yankees, one OF the strong
est aggregationS ever turned out
here, are being favored to repeat
their championship which they won
under trying conditions last sea-
son.
The league viii get back into &C
ton Wednesday night with the
Eagles colliding with Goodyear and
the Friday night fray will pit the
Pan-Am Flyers against the XII
wants.
The Edelstein's, newest league
members. will play their first game
the following Monday by taking on
the Yankees.
The first round Of the schedule Is
set out below. The second round
viii be the same with home posi-
ions reversed.
July 20 - Fort Brown at Elks.
July 81 - Eagles at Goodyear.
August 2 - Kiwanis at P-AA.
August 5 - Edelstein at Fort
Brown.
August 7 - Goodyear ut Elks.
August Q - P-AA at Eagles.
August IL - Fort Brown az XII
wants.
August IA - Elks nc Eagles.
August Is - Edelstein at Good
year.
August IS - P-AA nc Fort Brown.
August Il - Kiwanis at Elks.
August % - Eagles at Edelstein.
August rs - Fort Brown at
Goodyear.
August 26 - Elks ct P-AA.
August 80 - Edelstein at Kiwanis.
September 2 - Eagles &C Fort
Brown.
September 4 - Goodyear at XII
wants.
September s. P-AA ut Edelstein.
September 9 - Elks at Edelstein.
September IL KiwaniS at
Eagles.
September Is = Goodyear at
.P-AA.
, 1935-07-28
SCHMELING IS
OUT PICTURE
He just Wants Too Much
To Fight Louis Or
Max Baer

NEW YORK, July 81. R1-Max
Schmeling, German heavyweight,
indicated Saturday he has no inten-
ton Of coming TO American this fall
TO fight either Max Baer CT the
negro Joe Louis.
In q cable TO his manager, Joe
Jacobs, he set such q high price on
his services that Jacobs said he
hadn't an idea In the world that
either Madison Square Garden or
the Twentieth Century Sporting club
would accept.
Schmeling demanded:
A flat guarantee Of Sl50,OO0, free Of
taxes, 10 be posted In advance In ar
Amsterdam bank.
A privilege CT IS per cent OF the
receipts.
$1,000 for training expenses.
The Goth Century club, which
wanted the black uhlan TO fight
Louis tn one OF the New York ball
parks early in September. imme-
diately turned thumbs down en-
Schmeling's demands.
Representatives Of Mike Jacobs,
the promoter, said the club consid-
ers the Germans figures exorbitant
and out Of the question.
Jimmy Johnston. Madison Square
Garden matchmaker, could not be
reached. but Joe Jacobs said definite
ly the Eighth Avenue Corporation
is not interested.
The Garden planned to match
Schmeling with Max Baer laterA In
September.
1T looks like IT'S all off," declar-
ed the disguised Joe Jacobs. II think
the fellow has been stalllng around
anyway. I thought for a time he
really meant what he said about
fighting these fellows, but the way
he has ben stalling convinces me
he's been giving Us all the old run
around"
, 1935-07-28
British Stars Defeat U. S.
Meters in Davis Matches

WIMBLEDON. Eng. July q. R-
Fred j. Perry and II. w. Dummy
Austin gave Great Britain a clean
sweep Saturday OF the two opening
singles matches against the United
States In the Davis Cup challenge
round. austin defeated Wilmer Ali
sen in five sets, 6-2, 2-6, As. 6-3,
rs. and Perry cut down young Don
Bulge, 60. 6-8, 6-3, Ga.
Their victories sent England away
TO a flying start in defense OF the
coveted trophy won from France in
1888 and defended successfully
, 1935-07-28
Net Games Scheduled

SAN BENTTO. July 27.-Harlin-
gen and San Benito tennis players
win engage in nine matches Sun
day afternoon here with four mems
singles. two mems doubles. one
girls singles. one girls doubles and
one junior singles match scheduled.
San Benito players met defeat ut
McAllen recently.
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San Benito Loses
Games To Isabel

PORT ISABEL. July 27-Port Isa-
bel softball teams took a double bill
from San Benito clubs this week.
The local mems team defeated the
San Benito Kiwanis club by 8 70 ;
with Patrick allowing the visitors
only four hits. The Surf Maids de-
feat a San Benito girls team BY 2"
10 10
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Firestone Leads
In S. B. League

SAN BENTTO, July 27.-The High
School boys regained some OF their
lost ground Friday night when they
wallcped the Lions by 5 to / In a
local seftball league game.
Each side got six hits but High
School punched four blows In the
seventh to score three runs. Finley
got a triple and single and T. Davis
two singles for high school. Miller
got q triple and single. Parson a
double and single and Carey q
double for the Lions.
Score:
Lions ............. O0i 600 O00-l
High School ........ 900 OIL 30x-5
Batteries: Warburton and Lewis:
Baker and Willett.
The efaaAt~nu.
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UAmtS Sunday
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
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Games Sunday
Galveston az Dallas ~.
Houston at Fort Worth az.
San Antonio at Tulsa.
Beaumont az Oklahoma City C2)
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CHI PRESSING
N. Y. FOR LEAD
Cardinals Sink Deeper In
Third As They're
Beaten Again

BROOKLYN, July a. R-The
Dodgers slammed out four runs off
Al Smith and Frank GSbler in the
second inning. after Smiths hand
had been hurt by q line drive In the
first. and defeated the league-lead-
ing Giants 8 to 4 Saturday. The de-
feat left the Giants only IL games
ahead Of Chicago.
r. II. Z.
New York $500. 600 300 0oi-4 10 !
Brooklyn $3.50. 040 O20 O0x-6 Is ]
Smith, Gabler, Stout. and Dan
ming; Babich and Lopez.
, 1935-07-28

Germany, the United States and
France consume more than half OF
the total commercial fertilizer pro-
dured IN the world.
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AMERTCAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville 3. Milwaukee 20.
Columbus g: st. Paul Z.
Toledo 5. Minneapolis 8.
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TIGERS WIN;
YANKS LOSE
Detroit Increases Lead In
American; Chisox
Are Victors

CLEVELAND, July q. F1- The
Detroit Tigers defeated the Cleve-
land Indians. 6 to 2 Saturday to in
crease their American league lead
to "a games over the New York
Yankees. who lost to Washington.
r Fl Z
Detroit .......... 900 800 30c-6 3 0
Cleveland $500. 600 600 O02-2 Q 2
Bridges and Cochrane: Harder.
Brown. Winegarner and Phillips and
Brenzel.
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sens defeat fankS
NEW YORK, July q. R-Charley
Rulings wildness in the ninth in
ming enabled the Senators to break
a tie score and defeat the Yankees
for the second straight time. 8 to 7.
OSsie Bluege singled home the win
ming run after Ruffing had walked
Schultz and Kress with two out in
the ninth.
washington y. O0l $50 OO1-8 l3 0
New York ...... oil 900 500-7 II o
Newsom and Holbrook, and Red
niond; Tamulis, Murphy, Ruffing,
and Dickey.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Rn<uIfm GafwwInw

Brooklyn 8. New 4.
Pittsburgh 10. st. Louis 4.
Chicago ola. Cincinnati 81.
Philadelphia s. Boston o.
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T1h
TEXAS LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Oklahoma City s. Beaumont A.
Galveston 5, Dallas 3.
Tulsa 5. San Antonio o.
Houston-Fort Worth, off.
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Games Sunday
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Washington az New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Saturday

Detroit 8. Cleveland 2.
Washington 8, New York 7.
Chicago 8. st. Louis s.
Philadelnhla TO RnStnn 60
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Beer Is m~ntioneT IN Fcvntiqn
paryri more than 5000 years old.