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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

RaWnSloyOVa a iona JeJ Jme-
novala panem Carlyonem, =
zda-liz pax to mohl byti Monin
Petr CarlyonO Install ma biz
ku staff a rozpTedli rozmluvu,
kterouz jsem vyse uvedla.
Nelibily Sc mi nevlastni ses-
try lorda Rawnsleya, Gladys a
Violeta Rawnsleyova; myslim
re proto, ponevadz tax zjevne
ukazovaly, re mne v zadne las
&c nechovajf.
ODE S velice prostou jejich
matkou byly mezi hostmi ma
Beechleigh.
Vsechny tri ma mne pohlize-
ly asi tax jake by byly pohlf-
zely ma nejaky hmyz = S nell
bostf a odporem.
Jejich pohledy zjevne pra-
Willy:
eta zde nebude ma mfste!"
A nejhorSf pri tom bylo, re
nebyly samotny v tonic Il
sudku.
Mona, re JIM ~nasledovali
jejich vedenf, mohla jsem vsak
t5z nepr1znivy 1sudek vycfsti z
oblicejG vsech.
Setkala jsem Sc S mimi pou-
re dvakrate u stolu. Lady
Rawnsley-ova, jak jsem jiz ma
pOv8d6la, sOtva re mne pred
stavila, ale Poole popisu dane
no mi PAM Holmesovou, mohla
jsem skoro kazdeho jednotliv6
rozpoznati.
Dosud nikdo ma mne nepro-
mluvil. Kdybych byla byvala
n6jakym jinym druhem lidske-
no tvora,ez n6jakeho zcela il
n6ho sv6ta, nebyla bych zde
mohla staff vice osamocena a
odloucena Cd ostatnfch nez
prav6 nyn1.
Jak Sc srdce me chvelo mad
touto nespravedlnost1! A pre-
&c, kdyby mne nekdo byl obda-
I'll laskavym sldvkem, jiste re
by mne to bylo pTemohlo.
MONA slecno Rawnsleyo-
Va" pravila jsem ztrnule, Wy
stoupivSi nahle z meho 1tul-
ku, "ze jste nevedela, re zde
jsem?"
Ona ma mne kyapne pohled-
la, jake by me vystoupen1 po-
vazovala "a drzost a odchaze-
la.
Pan Carlyon, = jak pana
jmenovala - il nenalsedoval.
"Setkavame Sc tedy opetn6",
zvolal blazen6. "Poznala jste
mne Ease pri stole? ia nemohl
zachytiti vaseho pohledu."
"Zajist6, nebot bylo snad-
nou vecl rozpoznati jediny INA
my oblicej."
"Jsem tomu tax rad, re jste
zde," pravil pritlumenym hla-
sem, sklan6je Sc ku mne.
"Vzbudila jste mou pozornost
onehdy ma vlaku i pTal jsem 81
obnoviti naSi znamost. Nebylo
to vcera veGer? Byl bych Sc
cltil Stastn6jsim, kdybych by
v6del, re Sc ub1rame oba pod
tutez stTechu, slecno Muffeto-
va"
"Jmenuji Sc Mofatova, = nj
koliv Muffetova."
"Moffatova = Moffatova?"
zvolal on rychle. "Nejste snad
zpflznena S lady Moffatovou
2 Durley Hallu nedavno zem-
Telou?"
"Jsem jejf = n~evlastnl dee
rou," odpoved6la jsem smutne.
"Vy tedy = Wy tedy jste =
pr sam bGh, to piece neni mo-
zna!" zvolal Petr Carlyon ma
nejvySe rozc1leny. "To jsme
tedy jaksi bratrancem a sestre-
nicf, - Wy a ia = jake, Wy cd
initiate stisknutf ruky?"
"Pamatujte, pane Carlyone,
re jsem pouhou vychovatel-
kOu, odpOVedela JSem hrde.
"Mysllm, = slysela-li jsem do
bre, = re jaksi re zertu mfva-
tie We zvyku vyznavati drobet
lasky ku vychovatelkam, =
me ku vychovatelkam ja-
kou jste wy" odpovedel on hor
live. "Vy jste takovou vymin-
kou z obecneho pravidla, re
bych Sc nikdy neodvazil takto
vas uvad6ti V posmech. Maize
v8ak ma mysli poslednf Will me
tety, nemohu Sc toho zdrzeti.
Treba, re by Sc yam nekdo po-
smival, vyhlfzela jste ="
"PetTe, zda-liz pax Pride
te?" zvolala V tom lady Rawns
leyova. "Chci slyseti vas dsu-
dek."
CCOIN. mr. re-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-01

ma tax roztomily, spanily obi
cej, = ona -"
"Jak jen m1zete mluviti ia
kovy ~nesmysl?" vpadla mt vi
oleta do reel a odporne Sc pfi
tom zasmala. "Musfte pohli-
yeti ma slecnu Moffatovu rIzo-
vymi brejlemi. Ona ma detsky
nevyspely zjev, kteryz jest
klamny.
"Adelaida," vypravela dale,
"mne sdelila, re slecna Moffa-
tova ma zlomyslnou povahu.
Ona jest pr1lis mladou a nezku
senou pro Beechleigh; ale A
delaida ma tax malou soud-
most a ma vzdy takove nestesti
S vychovatelkami, re 81 umfni-
la uciniti pokus S jednou, KITE
raz prave sama opustila skolu.
"Ucinila tax castecne re SOU
strasti a - vsak HE, myslfm,
re slecna Moffatova naslou-
cha, = hledte, jak hrub6 Sc ma
mas diva; mela by byti pamet-
Iva stareho prfslovf, re kdo
nasloucha "a dvermi, svou VIA
stn1 hanbu slychava. Coz a.
bychom, pane Poyntze popose-
dli o neco dale?"
Pan Poyntz neuposlechnul
pokynu danny. Naopak prisel
ku mne.
"Doufam, = veTim, re sly
sela-li jste tn rozmluvu, mne
sprostfte obvinenf, jake bych
vas byl chtel uraziti," pravil s
velikou opravdovost1.
ia pouze pokyvla hlavou,
zatfm co jsem pokracovala We
hire.
"Dostala jste kavu, = mann
YAM obstarati kofl1k?"
"Nem6la jsem zadne, = de-
kuji vam," odpovedela jsem,
tes1c Sc tomu, re jsem alespon
mela pTflezitost dostati kavu.
"Je-li vsak- mono, - je-li
pravdou, re jste vychovatel
kou?" tazal Sc on. "Chci fici,
zda-li -"
"Ano, ia jsem opravdove ia
kovou nejnestastnejsf osobnos-
IT," odvetila jsem rychle. "Po-
c1nam vazn6 pTemysleti o tom,
jakou osobnostf vychovatelka
vlastne must byti. Nemdze
zadna lady byti vychovatel-
kou, = nem1ze -"
20 prosfm, prosim, nemIuv-
tie taxi" zebronil on. "Mrzl
mne ma slova, = mrz1 mne
paklize jsem vas urazil. Rozu.
min YAM; usmlrim 81 vas po-
druhe."
"Slecno Moffatova, chcete
sedeti piana cely vecer a ne
pustiti k n6mu nikoho1 jine
hop" tazala Sc lady Rawnsle.
yova povzdal1.
"Necht6la byste nam n6cc
zapeti?" prosil pan Poyntz
prave We chvfli, kdy jsem oc
piana povstala. "Pros1m, u
cinte tax = vim, re mus1te by
ii nadana prekrasnym hlasem
nikdo honos1c1 Sc tax spanilyn
oblicejem, nemGze p~ostradat
tohoto bozskeho daru."
Nem6la jsem casu povedet
mu re oblicej nen1 zadnol
znamkou, re jeho vlastnfk mex
vlastnice must byti madam PEEK
nym hlasem.
Gladysa Rawnsleyova pro
vazena st1hlym, tenkym mu
zem, jenz vyhlfzel spfse jake
sloup poulicnf sv1tilny, odstrci
la mne stranou zat1m co Sc 81
svym sirokym satem hnala XII
pianu.
ia sla dale. Roy drzel 81
mne "a ruku.
Mysllm, re jsem zamyslels
vratiti Sc do meho 1krytu u O
kenneho vyklenku.
V tom jsem byla zastavens
a oslovena takto:
"Toto jest ma matinka, ma.
tinko, tato DANA jest zde Wy.
chovatelkou. Prominte mi slec.
no, ia vsak jsem 81 nezapama.
toval vaseho jmena," doda.
pan Poyntz.
"Moffatova," pravila jsen
pTitlumenym hlasem.
Vzhlednuvsi pred sebe, spa.
tTila jsem damu a ~opravdove
vaznyma sedyma ocima, KITE
raz laskav6 ma mne pohl1zela
"Moffatova!" zvolala ona.
"Vy piece snad nejste - ale
nikoliv, to nenf NOME! Znala
jsem lady Gleedovou, ktera7
sc provdala "a jisteho pana
, 1935-04-21
DODGERS AND
REDS BEATEN
Bill Terry's Hit In 18th
Inning Wins Game
For Giants

Both the Brooklyn Dodgers and
Cincinnati Reds went down Satur-
day. but they retained their joint
leadership in the National league.
The Dodgers went down in Boston
1T. in spite Of the fact that Babe
Ruth was injured. and the Cubs de-
feated the Reds As In ten-frames.
Demaree's single turned the victory
tide for the hard working Chicago
aggregation.
The New York Giants had to bat
tie IL innings before they could lay
claim to a ga victory over the Phila-
delphia Mats. Manager Bill Terry
himself came through in the clinch,
banging out a single which punch
ed over the two winning runs in the
18th.
The other National league game OF
the day saw the st. Louis Cardinals,
defending world champions. smear
up Pittsburgh Al IN a well played
encounter.
, 1935-04-21
MANY ENTRIES
ARE EXPECTED
Silver Kings Are Hitting
Hook Regularly Near
Boca Chica

Plans we're underway here Satur-
day 70 make the tarpon rodeo at
the mouth Of the Rio Grande, ten
tative date for which has been set
as Thursday, a real international
affair by having the fishing done
from both sides Of the river.
The matter had been taken up
Saturday with Matamoros authori-
ties to see II the restrictions could
be waived for this event, and at the
same time Matamoros fishermen
were eBended an invitation to join.
The tournament will be conducted
Thursday afternoon. II weather con-
ditions remain favorable, and will
be handled by the Batsell-Wells
Sporting Goods store. which con-
Quoted the tarpon rodeos at the
river in the past. The Brownsville
chamber Of commerce will assist in
preliminary arrangements. and will
handle publicity on the event. get
ting out photographs and articles
to help create interest in fishing
In this section.
All persons planning to fish in
the contest IRE asked to register
at the Batsell-Wells Sporting Goods
store.
There will be no entry fee, and a
prize Is to be given the winner. the
prize being offered by the Batsell-
Wells store.
Tarpon are plentiful at the mouth
Of the river now, and many fisher
men r going there to fish for
them. Friday afternoon j. II. Bat
sell landed a tarpon measuring more
than five feet, using a light trout
rod and line. He landed the big
fish in about twenty minutes, and
had the additional handicap OF
fighting against the outgoing river
water.
Shortly afterward Batsell's IA
~year-old son landed his first tarpon.
measuring 4 feet 4 inches, and be-
came a member Of My First Tar
pom Club"
A number of strikes we're had by
other fishermen who did not, how
ever land any fish.
, 1935-04-21
@. K,
FOXX ASSERTS
Believes He Likes New Post
Better Than First
Base Job

NEW YORK, April 20-P-James
Emory Foxx, considerable Of a first
baseman at one time, likes CATCH
ing for the Athletics much better.
but of the reasons Is hard TO
guess.
With all that equipment on me"
re explains I am about the only one
on the ball field able 70 keep warm
In this cold weather. That helps a
lot"
He's caught only three games of
the new season, all there have been,
and there has been no sign so far
o. the falling off in batting power
the experts predicted would come
from his shift from first base to
the catcher's box. He has hit two
home runs in three games. indicat-
ing that the search for his success
sor as the home run king might DO
a bit premature.
Who'll hit the most homers this
year?" he repeated in answer TO
the direct question. "Well, / don't
know. Hal TroSky will get a lot out
in Cleveland. Lou Gehrig, with that
short right field in New York. will
hit plenty. Me? oh, I'll get a few"
Foxx likes catching better than
first basing because he feels he's in
the game more. He feels its an ideal
spot from which TO captain the
team, though he admits frankly
that there's no great mental gym
nastics required Of him.
"All I do Is carry orders from the
boSS-Connie Mack"
As for hitting. Jimmie thinks he'll
better last years 334 and will play
in about I35 games behind the plate.
, 1935-04-21

club In 1918. He spent two months
here then getting background for a
novel.
Those who have studied the handi-
caps and the pairings declare that
the golf committee has done as good
a JOB Of handicapping this year as
has been done since the tourna-
ment started, with considerable diff
ficulty In picking a favorite.
II there Is any favOrite at this ear
ly stage Of play 1t is d. K. Clint,
with q handicap OF 8. Clint Is a
steady 80 shooter who can be de-
pended on to shoot his best golf IN
O tournament.
Charles Pickett. who went to the
finals last year. Is also given a good
chance Of repeating this year and OF
possibly winning the cup.
The handicaps show that Browns
Vile golfers have been improving
greatly the past two years. There are
many with handicaps under 10 now.
the same golfers who two years ago
played with IA and Is handicaps.
The tournament is to last over a
period OF two weeks, with the finals
being played Sunday, May 5.
VIM. S. West. who was partly re-
5pcnsible for Rex Beach donating
the cup In 1915 has written the
famed author asking him to be here
and witness the finals, presenting
the cup to the winner. He has not
heard from Beach vet.
, 1935-04-21
ALLISON COPS
N. S. HONORS
Texan Wins In Singles,
Doubles And Mixed
Doubles

PINEHURST, N. G. April 20.tPl
Wilmer Allison. the United States
No. / PLAYER, made a clean sweep
OF the north and south tennis titles
Saturday by winning the singles and
shares OF the doubles.
The fiery Texan annexed the
singles championship this morning
By polishing off y. Colbert Hall,
South Orange, n. j., in less than an
hour BY scores Of 6-l, GO. O..
Following lunch. he and Hall team
ed to take the doubles from Mar
eel Rainville and Laird Watt, OF
Montreal. winning 6-2. 81, As. 6-6
After the doubles match. Allison
returned 70 the courts with Mrs.
Penelope Anderson Mcbride. Short
Hills. N. r.. and added the mixed
doubles crown by beating Jane
Sharp. Pasadena, Calf, and Hal
Surface. Kansas City. rs, rs.
This made a total Of nine sets
for Allison for the day and he won
eight Of them.
Hall. ranked fourteen nationally
was somewhat erratic and never
pressed Allison in their singles
match. He made only n serious
serious bid for set when In the third
and trailing IA he raj off three
straight games. Allison braced and
captured the next two games and
the match
The Canadians were slow in
starting in the doubles match. but
after losing the first two sets and
the first game OF the third they put
on a spirited contest.
With the 81 year old Watt hitting
brilliantly. they reeled off five
straight games for a ST. lead. ALI
son and Hall made il As. but Rain
vile held his service in the tenth
game to win.
In the fourth set Rainville and
Watt held a So lead. but Allison
won his service and he and Hall
broke through Rainville's in the
tenth to tie the score at SIS. The
Canadians were az set point in the
twelfth. but Hall and Allison pulled
out the game and ran off the next
two for the match.
, 1935-04-21
SPeckled Trout Are
Taken At Del Mar
Especial 10 The Heraldl


DEL MAR, April 20.-The speckled
trout we're taking the hook with zeal
here Saturday afternoon and sew
eral large catches we're reported.
The Saturday catches included.
Dan Abbott, Brownsville, seven reds.
i've speckled trout; "A. Banta.
Brownsville. one red. 20 speckled
trout; G. G. Wentz Of Brownsville.
80 speckled trout: Teddy Berenbach
o. Brownsville. two reds, As speckled
trout; Mrs. Chas. La Turno OF Har-
lingen, five reds: Mr.. Chas. La Tirno
or Harrington. II reds: Felix Gomez
Of Brownsville. a l20-pound lew
fish; John Champion Of Browns
vile, seven reds; r. L. Jones Of
Brownsville, two reds; Bill Carlysle,
four reds: L L. Wheeler Of Harlin-
gen, five reds: A. j. Monette Of
Brownsville. three reds. three speck-
led trout and one drum: John Helm
rich q Brownsville. five reds ana
is speckled trout: w. w. Ballard Of
Harrington, six reds.
, 1935-04-21
WESLACO BOY
NET CHAMPION


KINGSVILLE. April M.-Jack
Jones OF Weslaco carried the VAL
lev tennis honors on into the state
meet here Saturday when he won
the boys singles championship IN
the regional by defeating the Laredo
entry in the finals. In the semi
finals Jones had beaten the Victoria
entry So. Ga. and the Laredo repre-
sentative had defeated the Bishop
entry Is. Ga and SIS.
Helen Bell of Pharr-San juan
Alamo reached the finals by defeat
in9 the Austwell entry rs. 60, but
W. went down before the West Sin
ton representative Ga. g. In the
championship battle. The West Sin
ton girl beat the Oiltown entry 81,
Ga In the seml-finalS.
Edna won the girls doubles by de-
feating West Sinton Ga. 8-6 in the
finals. In the semi-finals West Sin
ton eliminated Donna as. 6-l, 6-l,
and Edna eliminated Falfurrias 60,
6-l.
Bishop won the boys doubles, beat
ing Laredo GA. 6-3 In the finals. O..
Cage and Gus Cage made up the
winning team. In the semi-finals
Laredo defeated WeSlaco 6-2- 6-l,
and Bishop beat Edna 6-3, 6-3.
, 1935-04-21
ROMAN SOLDIER
Wins CLASSIC
Whiskolo Places Second In
Texas Derby Race
Event

ARLINGTON DOWNS, April 20
Rl-Sachsenmaier and Reuters ia
nous Roman Soldier, black 3-year-
old colt, opened with bursting
stretch speed Saturday 10 take the
lead from WhiSkolo and win the
third renewal Of the SIS, 900 added
Texas derby.
A crowd Of 5000 persons braved
mlsting rain 70 cheer the winner.
Racing on a muddy track at one mile
and a furlong. Roman Soldier went
the route in 1853. The track record
for the route Is four seconds faster.
Whiskolo. running as q Milky Way
farm entry along with South Gallant,
got second place. Whizzaway, the
Geneseo stables speedy thorough
bred which has won nine consecutive
races finished third.
With Jockey Lester Balaski UP and
carrying 100 pounds. Roman Sol
oier got away fast but saved him.
self when outrun IN the early stages.
The winner was lucky TO escape a
mishap when Further, With Wayne
Wright up. fell. Clear OF the acct
dent. Roman Soldier as sent around
the field, improving his position. He
responded well in the stretch. Swerv-
ed to inside when taking command
and won easily by beating Whiskolo
two and one half lengths. Nhiskolo
beat Whizzaway four lengths for
second place.
WhiSkolo. second to Gillie in the
recent Santa Anita derby, was a
strong factor from the start. He got
strong urging from Jockey Georgia
Woolf after three ouartes, drew clear
after reaching the lead but IN spite
OF a stout effort failed to withstand
the thunderbolt finish OF Roman Sol
dler.
, 1935-04-21
Frisch's Hand Cut
Bv Suhr's Spikes

PITTSBURGH. April 20. Up st.
Louis champion Cardinals won what
may prove to be a costly victory
Saturday from the Pittsburgh Pr
rates, 4 to /. behind the steady
hurting Of Lefty Bill Walker.
Manager frankie Frisch OF the
champions left the field in The IL
nal inning with blood dripping from
a badly spiked hand received while
attempting to tag Gus Suhr who
was sliding into second base after a
double.
Three stitches were required TO
close the wound and q physician
said it may be a week before he can
return 70 the lineup.
"A moment alter the accident,
Suhr counted the lone Pittsburgh
run on Tommy Thevencws pinch
single.
, 1935-04-21
Cunningham Is
Beaten; World
Marks Are Set

LAWRENCE Kas., April 20.=R
Glenn Cunningham yielded TO the
finishing kick" Of his usually con-
sistent victim-Glen Dawson OF
Skiatook, Okla.-here Saturday in
the greatest upset OF the 18th An
nual Kansas Relays Carnival that
produced eight new records. two Of
them by the University Of Iowals
sprinters lettering accepted world
standards.
Banqueted Friday night In Kan
sas City and recovering from in
testinal influenza that almost can
celled his appearance before a
crowd of home-state folks officially
estimated between 10000 and $4,000
Cunningham suffered his first loss
this year after 10 straight victories
al various distances.
DawSon'S home stretch triumph
was timed at 4 minutes, ia sec
onds, far slower than Cunningham'S
own world record Of 4:06.7.
Iowa's all-Star dash team ran the
quarter mile spring mark down TO
40-5 seconds, beating the listed
world record Of 40.e made by the
University OF Southern California
in 1881, with owen running anchor.
The same Hawkeye combination
in revised order came back a little
later and lowered the half mile
mark 10 l:252.
The listed world record Is 1883
established by Southern California
in 1927 but beaten in the accepted
American record time OF l:24.8 by
a Trojan team last year. Intercol-
legiate and Kansas Relays records
for the 880-yard sprint event were
the same-l:26.5. by the University
Of Kansas here in 1881.
Indiana's old 1854 standard for
the meet in the one-mile University
relay was beaten by Longhorn
quarter milers from the University
OF Texas. who stepped the eight
furlongs in 3:l6.l.
S. J. G. Petty Of Rice Institute
hurled the discus 70 a new meet
distance Of l54 feet even.
, 1935-04-21
LADIES GOLF
TOURNEY SET

HOUSTON, April 20. (P- One Of
the largest and fastest fields In the
history OF the IS year old Texas
Women's Golf Association cham
pionshiD will tee off over the River
Oaks Country club course Monday
morning In the qualifying round OF
the annual event.
One hundred and eight players
had registered Saturday afternoon
and additional entries Sunday are
expected to swell that total to near
l25 before the list closes late Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Dan Chandler. Dallas. run
nerup last year and a former cham
pion and Miss Betty Jameson, Dali
las, southern title holder, were
among the visiting golfers out for
a practice round Saturday.
The Dallas golfers will have OPP
position from all sections Of the
state. and the latest entry received
was that Of Mrs. Otto Armstrong,
winner Of the recent tournament
staged at FL PaSo. Mrs. Armstrong
will arrive here Saturday night and
plans 10 get in some practice over
the tournament links Sunday. The
FL Paso player indicated that a
couple Of other border city golfers
would make the trip here.
Miss Virginia Williams. Houston
country club star and a semi-final-
iSt in the southern, will be this city's
leading title contender. Miss Will
liams, who learned her golf in
Washington, d. C., before moving
TO Houston has been playing a fine
brand Of golf during the past few
weeks.
Other leading players entered are:
Mrs. r. =. Winger. Fort Worth:
Mrs. M. NJ. Van Wormer. Beau
mont; Mrs. II. r. Sharpless. Port
Arthur; Mrs. r. f. Dodge, Port
Arthur: Mrs. j.. s. Singhiser. Sher-
man. Mrs. George Thompson, Fort
Worth; Mrs. Ralph Randolph. Dali
las; Mrs. w. G. Johnson, Mrs. Ike
Handy and Mrs. II. G. Scott. all Of
Houston.
Match play in the tournament gets
underway Tuesday morning with n
round each day. bringing the IS hole
championship struggle Saturday.
The low 80 in Mondays preliminary
test, will make up the title division,
with is in each Of the other flights
, 1935-04-21
San Benito Nine Is
To Get Set Sunday
Especial TO The Heraldl

SAN BENITO, April 20.-Jimmie
Garcia, well known as a baseball
manager In this city. will organize
a new club here Sunday afternoon,
1t was announced.
He has called all Of his old reg
ulars and newcomers 70 report az
the city ball park at 8 p. m. A prac-
tice session will be held.
Among the players to be out are
Bill Hewlett, Bruce Cunningham.
Travis Wallace, Dan Castillo, Gil
bert Davis. Felipe Moreno. Lefty
r 1rieuez. Truitt Roberts, Benny
Leal, Brubaker and others.
Any team wishing q game should
get in touch with Garcia BY writing
box $40.
, 1935-04-21
Buc Rookie Allows
Cardinals One Hit

ibE Inc Associated ErEssl
The first outstanding pitching
feat OF the 1885 major league season
goes 20 the credit OF a rookie. OAR
rel tCy) Blanton, strikeOut king OF
the International league who went
n Pittsburgh last season Just in
time for one losing appearance.
Making his second major league
start Friday. the 27-year-old right
handler from Waurika. Okla. start
Cd throwing his fast one past the
world champion St Louis Cardinals
the way he used 70 DO II for Albany
when ne one famed 20 rivals In
one game.
He faced only 81 batSmen, grant,
ed only one puny hit-a single TO
Spud Davis In the second inning
let only four runners reach first and
none third. struck out six oatters
and wound up with a 3 to 0 triumph.
One burst Of base hits In the third
brought all the Pirate runs as
Cookie Lavagetto. Tom Padden,
Paul Waner. Babe Herman and
Arky Vaughan all connected for
singles off Bill Hallahan.
, 1935-04-21
San Benito Circuit
Is In Full Swing

SAN BENITO, April 20. = The
Rangerville and high school teams
did not get TO see action Friday
night on account Of rain but the six
other clubs made their debut earlier
In the week.
The Kiwanis defeated the Lions.
the Hygeia Milkmen downed the
Firestone Tiremen and Rio Hondo
Thursday night turned back High
land, 10 TO 6. Numerous errors
we're made in the Thursday night
contest.
, 1935-04-21
Plat Eye Winner In
Chesapeake Stakes

HAVRE DE GRACE. Md. April
90 Up Plat Eye. Greentree stable
entry. won the 81 500 added mile
and a sixteenth Chesapeake stakes
for 3-year olds here Saturday. Sun
Fairplay, Fairfield stable entry. was
second and Commonwealth. owned
by Mrs. w. M. Jefford. was third.
Plat Eye. 3-year-old brown colt.
and Commonwealth, also q 3-year-
old brown colt, are Kentucky Der
by nominees.
The Greentree stable entry won
in n driving finish on a nasty track
and Sun Fairplay placed also driv-
ing. The start was good.
The race was worth $500 for
first. $500 place. $3.50 10 show and
$3.50 fourth.
Five other derby nominees also
ran