davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-03-31
Stenos Again Take
Basketball Title

WICHITf Kas., March 3O.-R1-
The tops IN girls basketball are
same as last year with the cham
pion Stenos Of Tulsa, Okla, BUSH
ness College at the head OF the
four-front ranked teams again.
The 1884 champions Stenos re-
tanned their title with a rousing
victory e the Holdenville. Okla,
flyers IN the final battle OF the Ma
t.onal A. A. u. tournament Friday
night. The score was 26 70 10.
Holdenville is virtually the same
team that lost the title TO Tulsa
last year, after winning it twice
under the banner OF the Oklahoma
Cardinals.
Third place went again to the
Lions Of Eldorado. Ark, in a 44-4O
victory over Meadows : Draughton
college, Shreveport. La.
Coach Steve Beck OF the Tulsa
team. announced the Stenos would
battle for the North American title
IN a Observation-Disclosures series
with the Edmonton. Alta. Grads,
perennial Canadian champions. at
Edmonton the last week in May.
, 1935-03-31
SPORT EVENTS
PLANNED HERE
Polo and Horseshow TO Be
Staged At Fort Brown
April Il, Is, Ia

BROWNSVILLE residents and visitors
Will be interested 10 know that they
shall Dor have an opportunity to
z the horSemen Of the 18th Cav
airy In action IN the HorsesnOW ring
and on the polo field at Fort Brown.
During the period April 5th 10
18th. the I'd Squadron al Fort Ring
gold viii join the regiment at Fort
Brown and with the entire regi-
ment together, followers OF horse
sports will witness some excellent
competition between the rival SQUAD
rons as they send their mounts over
stiff course OF jumps In the Horse
how. These HorSeshows will be
staged Saturday and Sunday, April
18th and l4th. in the morning, be-
ginning at 800 a. m.
The polo games which will be
held at 2:30 p. m, on the polo field
on Friday and Sunday. April 18th
and l4th should furnish plenty OF
thrills both for regular fans and for
new acquaintance Of the sport.
These games are matched be-
tween the hard riding Fort Brown
Four and the well known Hidalgo
BluebonnetS whose rivalry In the
Valley has extended over a period
o. some four or five years. This
combination has never failed 70
produce a game which was hard
fought, closely contested. and full
OF thrills for the spectators. The
score between these two teams Il
about even and this series vii
amount to a real championship bat
tie for the title in the Valley.
The polo and horseshow aSSocia-
ton has arranged for suitable tro-
phies for the winners at Polo anc
in the HorSeShOw classes. In oruei
TO defray the expenses Tor trophies
tickets for parking spaces good FOL
the entire series are being sold
These tickets cost two dollars anc
entities the holder TO park his Cal
at the polo games and hO-seShOWS
The number OF guests IN the car Il
up 10 him. Except for this one an
rual series all athletic contests have
been open to the public with nc
admission and the Fort Brown PolC
and HorSeshow association should
be entitled TO support IN the annual
enterprise.
The time schedule for the horse
show Is as follows:
April Is
$3.50 a. m-BeSt Turned OUT
troopers mount.
s:3O-s: 45-Lightweight polo pom
les.
8:45-9: 30-Officer's chargers.
9:30-lO-Recruit jumping.
lO-l0:3O-Private's jumping.
10.30-ll-Ofiicers equestrian team
sweepstakes.
I'LL :3O-Enlisted mems eques-
trian team sweepstakes.
l0:45-l1-Middleweight polo pom
April ia
g-8.45 a. m.-Best schooled troop
er's mount.
s:45-9:l5-Officers jumping.
g:l5-9.45-N. q. O. jumping.
e:45-lO:l5-OfficeTs touch and out,
lO:l5-l0 45-Enlisted mems touch
and out.
lO:45-ll-Middelweight polo pom
les.
Il-ll:45-Lightweight hunters.
, 1935-03-31
-Four Players Are
Added By Fl. Worth

FORT WORTH. March 80. lPl-
Four new players were added BY the
Fort Worth ball club. Business Man
ager Meehan announced Saturday
might.
They are: Pitcher Fred Johnson
from New Orleans: Pitcher Francis
Wistert from Cincinnati; Pitcher
Keith Frazier from Cincinnati and
Outfielder Lincoln Blakely from
Cincinnati.
johnson is a veteran righthand-
er. He won q games and lost nine
in 80, and last year he did even
better, winning 81 again, but lost
only four. He was purchased from
the Pes when he refused to report
to them. Johnson lives In Arlington
and wanted to play in the Texas lea
que. He will report to the Cats Mon
day, Meehan said. Ths other three
are all youngsters who have been
training with the Reds.
, 1935-03-31
STEER METERS
DEFEAT TULANE
Longhorn Stars Prove Too
Strong For Louisiana
Tennis Squad

NEW ORLEANS. March SOP,
The Texas University Longhorns
proved too strong for Tulane's
Greenies on the courts Of the Wave
stadium Saturday, winning a Alto
1-match decision before q small
gathering Of spectators.
The sixth scheduled match. the
No. / doubles. was rained out after
Tulane had won the first set. rs,
Texas had taken the second by the
same score. and the two rivals had
played TO a i-al standing In the
third.
Ernie Suter. Tulane's sophomore
star. produced the GreenieS' lone
victory Of the afternoon. defeating
Bert Weltens Of Texas in the fea-
ture singles encounter by the unique
score OF 6-2. 1871.
Kendall Cram looked ike a GER
tain victor by taking the first set
OF the No. 2 singles match In
handy fashion. but Bruce Baxter of
the visitors flared back to take a
2-6. 90. 6-3 victory from the
speedy little Tulanian.
Carl Smalley Of Texas defeated
Ashton Phelps OF Tulane In the
third match. Ga. 81. and Gordon
Pease defeated Tulans' Lefty Dick
Haspel In the singles finale, 60,
6-i.
Smaller and Pease rsade short
work Of AL Norwood and Haspel in
the No. 2 doubles. scoring a 60. 81
decision well before rain began TO
fall.
The second and feature doubles
encounter. between Sutter and
Cram Of Tulane and the two Tex
ans. Weltens and Baxter. required
too much time. and was stopped by
a heavy rain with the cor dead
locked.
, 1935-03-31
THREE TIED In
ATLANTA MEET
Cooper, Revolts and Coo
Card 69's in First
Rounds

ATLANTA. March 80. -tPE a
hoary veteran Of fairway warfare
a swift rising young star and 9
southern player who has yet tc
win national notice. cracked pal
Saturday to steal the honors II TIE
opening round OF the 54-hole Re
tropolitan Open tournament.
Lighthouse" Larry Cooper OF
Chicago. Johnny Revolta. MIwau-
kee, and Gene Cook, Andersen, 5.
c.. posted Identical cards Of 34-S
for SOS, two under par fG the
Capital City layout.
Following the leaders wee sam
Parks Of Pittsburgh. Henry Picard
Of Hershey. Pa, recent winner OF
the Charleston open. and Ky Laf-
foon. defending. champion from
Denver. Colo. all with 70's.
Byron Nelson Of Texarkana, Tex,
moved into the running with 4 "a
37-7l.
Paul Runyan. winner Friday Of
the North-South Open with q course
record OF 276, goes into Sundays
final 36-holes with a 1858, still
in the running for top prize OF
$400.
Sunday the low so scorers among
the professionals and the low 20
amateurs are eligible for the final
SO holes Of medal play.
Aside from the top prize Of $500
there are Ia prizes TO be awarded
professionals and 20 awards TO be
given amateurs.
Walter Hagen. Harold McSpaden
and Craig Wood, members OF the
touring professional party, failed TO
appear.
, 1935-03-31
Our Count Wins
Fort Worth Race

ARLINGTON DOWNS. March 30
Pl-Our Count established a new
track record Saturday in winning
the 5000 added Fort Worth handi-
cap. feature race Of the day at Ar
lington Downs. running the mile
and a sixteenth IN l:43 3-5ths. He
paid S22.l0 on a straight mutuel
ticket.
Sweeping light. with WeStrope up
and carrying ll8 pounds, took place
money and paid $3.50 and $3.50 in
The mutuels. Bold Lover paid $50
To show.
Our Count. making a stretch drive
under the guidance OF Howard
Hughes and carrying 1903 pounds,
paid S9.10 TO place and $500 70 show.
The speedy II. F. Riinage 4-year-
old was slow TO begin. but worked
onward steadily until half way down
the stretch when he responded fast
and won with something 10 spare.
, 1935-03-31
Deltas, Lutherans
In City Title Fray


SAN BENITO, March 30. - The
independent basketball champion
ship Of San Benito will be at stake
Sunday afternoon when the Delta
Food and Lutheran quints tangle on
the Highland court in the second
Of a three-game series. The Del
tas won the first fray 32-16, but
the Lutherans have reinforced their
lineup and will have the additional
advantage Of playing on their home
court.
II the Deltas, led by Jimmie Gar
cia, win Sunday afternoon IL will
give them the city title with a sea-
son record Of IL victories and five
defeats.
If a third game is necessary. It
will be played on the Delta's home
court Wednesday night.
, 1935-03-31
Batsell Delegate
To Fishing Meet

j. H. BatSell was selected as rep
resentative Of Brownsville people at
a general conference TO be held at
Harrington soon on the question Of
protective measures for food and
sport fish In the coastal waters OF
this county.
The meeting here was held Friday
night at the office Of T. A. Monsees.
chairman Of the Brownsville unit Of
the Valley Game g. Fish Protective
association.
Date for the Harrington meeting
will be announced soon.
, 1935-03-31
Chisox Beat BUGS
To 6 At Ell Paso

Ell PASOs March 80. R)-The Chi
cago White Sox defeated Pittsburgh,
8 to 6. in an exhibition game played
here Saturday before a crowd Of p
900 people. The Sox took ar early
lead. chasing over three runs in the
second inning and never were head
ed. Chicago added three in the sixth
and two more on the seventh and
had the game iced. 8 TO 3, as the
pirates came up In the last Of the
ninth. The BUGS touched Michaels
for three hits in the ninth, however,
enc a double by Young. capitalized
on two walks as the young hurler
weakened. and chased over three
runs before being retired.
The two teams meet here again
Sunday afternoon.
Chicago ...... $50 COS 20O-S II 2
pittsburgh .... O02 900 1876 10 l
Batteries: Lyons, Michael and Sc
well. Ruel. Salveston. Smith and
Puddin. Grace.
, 1935-03-31
GOLDEN MILLER
REFUSES AGAIN
Horse Which Started Rumor
In Grand National
losses Rider

LIVERPOOL, England. March 80.
P- Dorothy Paget's Golden Mil
Ter, whose defeat in the grand ma
tional proved a windfall for the
bookmakers, lost his own reputation
as the best steeplechaser in recent
years when he tossed his rider
again Saturday and threw racing cir
Giles into a deeper quandary.
The mishap came in the champion
s~teeplechase, in which he again was
the heavily played choice at 3 to l,
This time. however. Golden Miller,
threw Gerry Wilson at the first
fence whereas Friday 1t was at a
comparatively small obstacle less
than a mile from the start.
John Hay Whitney's American
owned Double Croshed. a stable mate
OF Thomond End and himself orig
inally named for the grand national,
went on to win the race by one and
one-half lengths from z. Platt's
Star Shell.
Wilson. the articulate half Of what
had become kno-n as the English
racing worlds Damon and Py-
thias.' placed the blame ~squarely
upon the horse. saying. Golden Mil
Ter met the fence wrong. He was
too clever to fall himself but wob-
bled OF landing, causing me to be
dislodged."
Since Fridays mishap. Wilson has
been the target for many rumors.
The Daily Express started the argu-
ment with an eight-column. 'front.'
page resies of photographs showing
Golden Miller making a perfect
four-point landing at the jump
where Wilson fell. The photographs
showed Miss PaSet's gelding landing
without lurching. then dashing
along the straightaway while his
jockey rolled along the ground.
, 1935-03-31
S~chmeling Signs For
Bout With Uzcudun

BERLIN. March 30.-P- Max
~Schmeling Saturday signed a con-
tract with Promoter Fritz Rolauf to
fight Pauline Uzcudun, Basque
heavyweight. in Berlin June 80.
Signing for this fight is taken as
a certainty that Schmeling will not
60 to the United States 70 meet
James J. Braddock, designated as
the No. ! challenger for the heavy
weight title by the New York State
Athletic commission.
, 1935-03-31
Oilers In Usual
Form; Are Beaten
By Semi-P Pro Nine

OVERTON. March 80. -P-
The Tulsa Oilers lost their third
consecutive game Saturday to the
Humble Oilers, a semi-pro nine
that drubbed the Texas Leaguers
o to 3.
Humble made. an even dozen
hits off johnson and Whitworth.
while Red Dew held the Texas
Leaguers 70 9 hits.
The semi-pro team started its
winning rally with four runs In
the fifth when Redford doubled
With the bases full and Tomlin
followed with a single
, 1935-03-31
Benito Ball
League Is Set


SAN BENTTO. March 30 A
schedule for the class "A" division
Of the local playground ball division
is expected TO be worked out at a
meeting Wednesday night by which
time II Is expected that the sixth
club will have entered. Clubs enter
ed so far are Kiwanis. Hygeia. Lions,
RIO Hondo and FireStone with High
land likely the sixth club.
Plans have been approved for
building two bleachers.
The league has been organized
for the year with John Atkinson,
president: Neville Davis, vice pres
ident: j. I. Horkman. secretary
treasurer: L. II. Warburton. L. Sto-
rey, r. L. Rawls and Adolph Thomae
grounds committee; Jim Hollon in
charge of class b" for older men,
ard Thomae. manager OF dll-Star
team for Valley competition.
, 1935-03-31
Galveston Winner

GALVESTON. March 80. Pl-Joe
Gibbs held the Magnolia Oilers
from Kilgore TO three hits and an
unearned run here Saturday to give
Galveston their first victory OF the
exhibition season. 6-l. Gibbs looked
as If he is set for another good sea-
son.
Bob Linton. big catcher expected
to work around 100 games this year.
notified Buc officials Friday that
he had decided 70 report. AT first he
had asked to be placed on the VOL
unfairly retired list. but changed his
mind when he learned he could get
his present job back next fall.
The score by innings:
Kilgore ........ 900 O01 90O-1 3 2
Galveston ...... 400 100 0lx-6 Is l
williams. Strickland and Boucher;
Gibbs and Keith.
, 1935-03-31
Is MEET RECORDS ARE SMASHED in EIGHTH TEXAS RELAYS
Texas Relay Results

& M. first; Dees KanSas)I second;
Friemuoh Minnesota), thtd; Les
ter louisiana State. forth. Dis
lance 81 feet. 2 inches.
One mile team rlcEMichigan
State Garner, Hurc. rttey, Ham
mer), first; Kansas stale, second
lO0-yau daSh-NeugaSS cTuIanelr
first; Walender CTexas), second; d.
Brown abilene Christian). third;
Gruneison Texas, fourth. Time:
"a Cnew record.
Pole vault-Alexander (Texas A
a. M. AID Neichert CRice mstltue)i
tied fol first. Noble ~. OF OKLA
Bryan e. 8 ID. and Reid CRlce)i
tied for second. Height Is feet.
440-yard rehy-Texas PICKETT
Rickhold. GnIneison, Wallender)
first; Oklahoma. second; Oklahoma
A. a. NJ and Rice tied for third,
Time All (nJw record.
Discu-PeJy CRice). first; Itch
nor (Oklahona A. a. M, second:
JohnSm Bce), third; Tanning
kansas StJe), fourth
Distance % feet, 81 inches Cnew
reconi. OLD record Of las feet 81
inchS set py Thornhill Of Kansas
5000 meier run-Slocum Mime
soa), firS; Wilson CTexasJ. sec
ond; Cleveland COklahoma), third;
Michigan State, fourth.
Tine: 6.s7.6.
Medley Relay GAO. $50. 1920 and
one milel - Oklahoma Ward
Clancy. Moody. Lockner), first;
Michigan state, second; Texas A AZ
M third. Time 10:26.4. New rec
ORD. old record 1929 set BY Mar
quette In 1890.
88O-yard relay-TexaS (Rocktold.
Gruneisen. Edwards, Wallender)
first: Rice, second; Oklahoma, third
Time l:27. New record. Old record
OF LIS set by Illinois in 1929.
Broad jump-Ward university OF
Oklahoma), first; Barnum okla
homa A. e. NJ second; wilkins
Southwestern Louisiana Institute).
third; Duncan Southwestern Louis
lana Institutel, fourth. Distance "a
feet. 3 inches.
Javelin-Blalr louisiana State)r
first; Chambers (Nebraska). Sec
ond: Terry Hardin Simmons)
third; HubDell CTexas). fourth. Dis
lance 206 feet, 6is inches.
Mile relay-University OF Texas
Austin, Grueneisen. Wallender, Ed
wards, first; Louisiana State, Sec
ond; Kansas, third. Time 500.
, 1935-03-31
Yankee Hurlers In
Form: Beat Braves

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
30. H-Charlie Ruffing. making his
first appearance Of the spring on the
mound, pitched one hit ball for four
innings and Johnny Allen allowed
only two the remainder Of the game
rs the New York Yankees defeated
the Boston Braves 7 TO 3 Saturday.
The victory gave the Yanks a 4 to 3
edge In the seriea-
, 1935-03-31
~OKLAHOMANS WIN

JACKSONVILLE. March 80. R-
Two former Dallas players led the
hitting assault Saturday as the Ok
lahoma City Indians won an exhi-
bition game from the Steers. s to 4.
Pid Purdy got three safeties, in
Guiding a double. Eddie Hook hit
twice for the circuit and batted in
two runs. Altogether the Indians
got 70 Hutchinson and Gliatto for Is
safe blows while Dallas could collect
only seven off Brillheart.
, 1935-03-31
Reds 10, Phillies 0

TAMPA. Fla, March 80. Up
Smothering the Phillies all the
way. the Cincinnati Reds won an
exhibition game 10 to o Saturday.
A double and a triple by Good
man and triples by Mize and Lom-
bardi. contributed to the Philly
downfall, which started in the
first inning when Bucky Walter.
an infielder turning pitcher, gave
the Reds four runs on two hits.
three walks, a wild pitch, and a
hit-by-pitcher.
, 1935-03-31
Tigers 3, Red Sox 0

LAKELAND. Fla. March 80. Up
The Detroit Tigers scored their sec
ond shutout in two days by beating
the Boston Red Sox 3 70 0 Saturday
with Tommy Bridges and Fred Mar
berry holding the SoX TO three hits.
Marvin Owen. Detroit's third base
man. engineered two double plays
to ruin two scoring drives started
by the Boston club.
, 1935-03-31

Two mile relay-Louisiana State
murphy, Sanders. O'Neil, Hardin),
first. Oklahoma. second: Texas A.
81 M, third. Time 7:5l.6 thew rec
ord).
l20-yard high hurdles-Allen COk-
lahoma Baptist, first: Knappen-
berger CKanSas State: second;
Roberts louisiana State), third.
Time: l43 (new record.
High jump-Philsor Drake
first; Vickery CTexas), McFatridge
Texas A. az Nd, and Granger CTex-
as), tied for third. Height s feet, 81
inches (new record.
Shot put-Tchnor tOklahoma A.
, 1935-03-31
California, Texas
Polo Squads Battle

SAN FRANCISCO. March 80. Up
Texas and California viii fight II
out on the Polo field here Sunday
in the first OF q three-game series
bringing together four hard riding
cowboys and apicke d quartet from
the Golden state.
The Texas Rangers. led by Cecil
Smith, one Of the four nine-goal
PLAYERS in the country. VIII ride
against q team captained by Eric
pedley. eight-goal star who once
ue~sne-r1pited- States to victory in
, 1935-03-31
Schmeling, Baer Likely
To Do Battle in Europe

LONDON. March 80. Up Max
Baer VS.. Max Schmeling for the
worlds heavyweight championship
either here or in Rome, sometime
Saturday night OF Walter Rothen-
during august.
That was the confident prediction
berg, German sports promoter who
staged the Schmeling- Steve Hamas
fight at Hamburg. March 10.
In London to arrange to have the
heavyweights clash at nearby White
, 1935-03-31
Cuyler's Home Run
Wins For Chicubs

LOS ANGELES. March 80. Up
HAGEN CKiki) Cuyler's home u IN
the eighth inning with Freddie
Lindstrom on base. Saturday en-
abled Chicago's Cubs TO make II
two straight victories over Holly
woods baseball team Of the Pacific
Coast league. The score was y TO 4
, 1935-03-31
Cleveland Indians
Defeat Giants l4-2

NEW ORLEANS. March 80. Rr-
The Cleveland Indians went on q hit
ting rampage Saturday and aided by
six errors and six bases on balls de-
feated the New York Giants IA 10 2
to take a lead Of thru games TO one
In their transforming series.
, 1935-03-31

City. Aug. II, Rothenberg flashed an
official looking document signed by
Schmeling and which he limited was
an agreement to meet Baer some
where In Europe.
You'll see," smiled Rothenberg.
"I1l have the fight here. I'm al
ready figuring how much TO charge
for ringside seats.
'Baer has agreed. He will receive
a guarantee Of $500 1000. / sent q
copy Of the contract to Ancil Hoff-
man, his manager. on the Bremen
and via air mail. Huffman should
get it Saturday.
Max Wants Neutral Ground
While Rothenberg was hustling
about Linden. Schmeling was telling
newspapermen in Berlin that he
would prefer to meet Baer on neu-
trail ground and pointing out that
Rothenberg is trying to book the
match for White City. Max flat
ly refused to meet James j. Brad
dock. recent conqueror of Art Lasky.
as suggested by the New York State
Athletic commission.
Rothenberg isn't worrying about
the British boxing commissions rule
which prohibits two foreign fighters
from meeting in England.
i think they would waive that
in order TO get a championship
fight. II not, there is Rome and
its wonderful coliseum. Musolini
wants the fight" he said.
Although Schmeling is reported
TO have given Joe Jacobz his Amer
lean manager. a signed agreement to
meet Baer under the auspices Of the
Madison Square Garden corpora
ton Of New York, it was learned
authoritatively the German is not
keen TO fight again in America be-
cause OF the heavy income taxes and
also because he has TO cut Jacobs
IN for 80 per cent Of his American
purses.
BERLIN. March 30. CP=Max
Schmeling emerged from his self
imposed exile" from Berlin's sport
ing circles Saturday to announce
fatty he would not fight James j.
Braddock, designated No. / heavy
weight contender by the New York
State Athletic commission.
The former worlds champion de-
clared he saw no reason why he
si,suld be called upon TO face Brad
dock and pointed out he already
was matched for a title fight with
Max Baer.
"Braddock's victory over Art Lasky
was his first important success"
Schmeling said. He didn't show
anything before"
Schmeling Is looking forward Gag
erly TO his second match with Baer.
Il would prefer TO meet him on
neutral ground" Schmeling declar-
ed. pointing out that Walter Roth
enburg, German promoter, now is in
London seeking permission to stage
the bout in the White City arena
there.
Before my match with Baer." the
-ormer champion added. Il expect
to meet Pauline Uzcudun in June.
probably in Germany"
, 1935-03-31
r. AND ACADEMY DIVISION

One-mile relay-North Texas
Teachers College. first; Texas fresh
men. second; John Taleton Agricui-
tural. third; Southwest Texas Teach
ers College, fourth. Time. 3.2ol new
record. Old record OF 1926 set oy Al
KANSAS Polytechnic in 1880.
, 1935-03-31
DIVISION

Medley relay $40. go. 880)-North
Texas State Teachers College 1SJo-
vail, Midkiff, Matthews, Conlee),
first. East Texas state Teachers
College, second; Howard Payne,
third. Time 1888.
One half mile relay-Abllene
Christian College (Chrisman, Mel
ton. Z. Brown, ID. Brown, ilrSti
Southwestern Louisiana Institute,
second: East Texas State Teachers
College, third: Southwest Texas
State Teachers College, fourth Time
l.27.5 Cnew record. Old record OF
1926 set by Oklahoma Baptist Uni
vCrsity n 1920.
One-mile relay-Abilene Christ
ian College Melton, Cowan, CHS
man. Green. first. Southwestern
Louisiana Institute, second, Okla
hcma Baptist University thlra'
Uorth Texas State Teachers College,
fourth. Time 3.2l (new record. O4d
record OF 3:22.5 set by Oklahoma
Baptist in 1920.
, 1935-03-31
MEET CALLED "

The dual track meet which was to
have been held here Friday after
noon between the Brownsville Eagles
and San Benito Greyhounds was
called off at the request Of the San
Benito sQslad-
, 1935-03-31
Browns Victors

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, March
80. R-The three hit pitching of
Walkup Saturday enabled the St
Louis Browns to take thsir 18th
spring training victory as they de-
feated Buffalo 3 to O.
, 1935-03-31

CLEARWATER. Fla.-Lou Gehr-
ig, bin bomber Of the New York
Yankees, felt a bit better Saturday
despite q spring batting average OF
.095.
Lou clouted his first homer of the
exhibition season against Newark
Friday. his fourth hit In A times at
q, Two singles and a double rep
nat the balance OF the iron
e:tting accomplishments %
, 1935-03-31

LADIES' LEAGUE

Coming Games
Monday Night-No. I VS.. No. 4.
Friday Night-No. I rs. No.
Friday Result
Carmichael Treys won three
straight from Ball Deuces.
, 1935-03-31

With Mrs. N. q. Carmichael set-
ting the pace with scores OF l1l-
l68-l6l-450. the Treys took three
straight from the Deuces on the
Arcadia Alleys here Friday night I'm
a Brownsville Ladies Ten PIN leaa
que contest. The Treys have drop
ped only two out of n games thia
season. whereas their nearest COM
petitorS. the Lynch Fours, have
dropped IL while winning nine.
The Treys had u close call An thu
first gar-e Friday night but man.
aged to win by four pins 364-360.
They won the others 4l4-390 and
4O6-386. Mrs. Carmichael's $50 was
high series and her l66 W top
sinble for the night.
The scores.