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, 1935-11-17
San Benito

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
c. 5. Mckinney, Pastor
Sunday school at e;i5 q. n.
Morning worship at III q. n.
3. r q. at $50 D. m.
Evening worship az T:30 p. m.
We extend you a cordial welcome.
METHODIST CHURCH
q. o. BOatman, Pastor
Sunday scnool at 9.45 n. m
Sunday. preaching at 1850 q. N and
three Epworth Leagues meet At 2 o
PRAYER meeting Wednesday &C 9 p. N
Choir rehearsals Thursday at 8 .. m
Board OF Stewards meets the first
Monday OF each month az 8 p. m.
Board OF Christian Education meets
the first Tuesday at 8 p N
Mems Fellowship Hour Is neld the
second Monday az 2 ? m
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
CEpiscopal)
4sI North Reagan Ave.
Rev. W.. Everett Johnson, Rector
Sunday services:
Holy Communion. 7:3o a. m.
Sunday School. 10 a. m.
Mathis and sermon. IL a. m.
Eyensong n sermon. 7.3o p. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
James r. Black. Minister
Sunday. 10 a. m.-Biole classes
IL a. m.-Preaching.
Has a m.-Communion.
z D. m.-Yourg People.
8 % m Preaching
Wednesday. 8 .. m.-Bible classes.
Thursday, 3 y. m.-Ladies Bible class
Hamilton. superintendent.
II a m.-Morning worship.
8 D. m.-Evcning worship.
7 D m.-B. T y Service
Monday. 4 p. NO. AS.
Tlesdav. $50 D. NV M. s.
wednesday. 8 D. m.-Mid-week pray
er service
Thursday. 7:4s .. m.-choir practice
Foster Teboe. choir director.
$50 w. 81. Francis SC.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
o. z. Schmidt. Pastor
Sunday school. 10 a m Oscar
Theme. superintendent.
Divine service. IL q m
walther League. first Tuesday at
Ladies' Aid. first Thursday at 3 . N
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner NJ. Reagan Ave- and Francis 81.
Hugh Robertson. ID. d., pastor
Sunday School 9:45.
jas. @. CochrRne. Supt.
Morning worship HOO.
Christian Endeavors $50.
Evening Worship 7:30.
Prayer meeting Thursday T:30.
, 1935-11-17
CHURCH OF CHRIST

At the corner OF 18th and Grant, on
Bcca Chiea Road
Beginning Sunday morning ut II,
J. ID Tant. one or the most noted
evangelists In the Church OF Christ.
viii conduct a series Of gospel meet
ings and continuing each night at
T.30. Meeting viii continue for Is
days.
This meeting will be out Of the or
binary. as the Church OF Christ does
not take up public collections. 0r use
instrumental music In church wor-
, 1935-11-17
La Feria

La Fer1a
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. y. G.. Wilson. Pastor.
Church scnooI. Sundays nc 945 q. m
Morning worship. IL a. N.
Epworth Leagues. $50 p IN.
Evening worship. 7:30 %. n.
Missionary society. Tuesdays. ; p. m
Prayer meeting and choir practice,
Wednesdays. 7:3O y m.
, 1935-11-17

AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
George Reck, Pastor
10 q m.-Sunday school
IL q m.-Dlvine Service.
General subject for summer: Great
Bible Heroes"
A church with vaIley-wide scope and
interest.
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CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
THE LATTER DAY SAINTS
Latin-American Branch.
Fifteenth and Polk Streets
Sunday school services at $50 q. m.
EVENING service az 7:3o j. m. Sundays.
Relief Society meeting at 2;30 p. m
Primary meeting. for children. at
$50 p. m. Tuesdays.
Mutual improvement association
meeting at T:30 y. m. Tuesdays.
Elder r. Vernan Proctor end Elder
Raymond Neibaur are in charge OF the
meetings.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
West Levee and Second SITS.
Gas Sunday School.
I.. and communion.
800 Prayer meeting.
$50 Ch-irt'a Am5ass ador's League, F,
T3:O~ Evening evangelistic service.
Rev. John l.. Franklin. pastor.
MEXICAN METHODIST
18th and Taylor Streets
Sunday school at $50 O. m. Young
Peoples program at l0;45 D. m Mr..
Arnoldo Garcia. president. Sunday eve
ming service 1t Sis p. m.-Rev- a.
Nanez pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Corner Elizabeth and West 2nd
This society Is a branch OF The
Mother Church. The First Church OF
Christ. Scientist. in Boston. Massacnu-
setts. Sunday School az ga a. m. sun
day morning services ct HOO. We'd
nesdav evening testimonial meeting at
8 o'clock. Reading room in church edi-
flee. Open Tuesdays and Fridays from
800 70 500 p. m.
Each Sunday afternoon from ) %
ais D. N. a Christian Science radio
program Is given over KRGv-i260 XII
locycles
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ship. AL Bible questions viii DO an-
swered and time divided with any one
who may think we are not teaching the
Bible.
All are kindly invited "a attend this
meeting.
, 1935-11-17
Harlingen
CHURCH

Father A. Antoine. o.. NJ. T., Pastor
Sunday masses az 6. 7. 8, S, and 1880
At 7 and 1890. masses for the Eng
lish speaking congregation.
Weekday masses at 6. $50 and ?
q. n.
Evening service on sunday u
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
, 1935-11-17

Young PeopieS CiaSS Z p. m
Preaching 7:45 p. N.
Mid-week services:
Ladies Bible Class. Monday 3 y. m
Evening Bible Study. THURSDAY 7:45
p. N.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Elizabeth at Palm Boulevard
Sunday School Gas q. ms. w. Nc
Kenzie, Supt.
Morning worship at lI.00-Prelude.
Prelude In G"-Clark: Offertory. Lie
bestraum"-Listz; Anthem, Grown
Him Lord"-Heyser; sermon. "A Declare
ton Of Independence"-The pastor:
Postlude. March Of the Noble"-Keats.
Mr.. y. A. Russell. musical director
Mrs. Edward Seabury. organist.
A congregational meeting will be held
az the close OF the morning worship 70
act upon the resignation OF the pastor.
Senior n intermediate League YES
per service at $50 y. 10.
Evening worship at 7.30-Tne pastor
will continue his series OF sermons on
What q Christian Should Believe-and
why" speaking Sunday night on The
Believers Assurance" Special music
with Mrs. II. G. Sample at me organ.
The woman's auxiliary vll hold its
circle meetings IN the hurcn at 300
D. N. These meetings will be followed
at $50 with the regular study meeting
in charge OF Mrs. Helen Buell.. The gen.
era subject Is The Holy Spirit 1 n the
Life OF Christ" The topic for discus
sion Monday will be What Is Love-"
Mrs. Randall Mathers will review DR..
DTummond's little book-"The Great
est Thing IN the World"
The DR.. Bell Mems club will meet
Wednesday. November 20. Supper will
be served by the auxiliary ut TOO p. m.
followed with 4 program In charge OF
Ralph Buell.. Features OF the program
Will be an address by Rev. J. W. Hassell.
pastor OF the McAllen Presbyterian
church. and special music. A number OF
local men Will participate on the pro-
gram.
This church cordially welcomes al
vhs come and extends a special invita-
ton TO strangers and visitors In the
city.
, 1935-11-17

CHURCH OF CHRIST
Fourteenth and Grant
Sunday Services:
Bible Study 10 q. N.
Preaching II a. m.
Lords supper Has q. N.
Young Peoples Class Z p. N.
Preaching 7:45 p. N.
Mid-week services:
Ladies' Bible Glass, Monday 3 D. m
Evening Bible Study. Thursday 7:45
p. m.
, 1935-11-17
cENTRAL CHRISTIAN cHuRcH

ID. W. McEIroy, Minister
Sherwood Bishop. superintendent OF
Church School
Services for the day begin with the
Church school at Gas. Preaching and
communion at 1850. Christian En-
deavor $50. Evening preaching and wor-
ship 7.30. All always welcome.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
9:4o a. m.-Sunday School. Dan Left
wich Eupt.
1910 a. m.-Morning Worship Hour:
Organ prelude-Mrs. A. B. Niven;
We're Marching 70 Zion" (No. 1927 Is
choir enters:
Doxology:
Invocation:
A call 70 worship (choir):
Hymn 1913. Jesus. I My Cross Have
Taken"
superintendent Report and an
Hymn So. rrue-Hearted. whole
Hearted"
Offcrtory:
Tread Softly" Thy w. H. Doane).
choir:
Sermon: Pastor CDr. Charles s. Piercel.
Hymn 24e. Il Gave My Life For Thee"
Bened!ction:
Organ Postlude:
b.3D p. NIB. II. O.e meet u. ~ NC-
Collister. DIRECTORY:
T.30 D. m.-Evening Worship Hour:
Organ prelude;
Hymn l62. He Ransomed Me"
3. r. U. Reports and announcements:
Hymn 81. AT the Gross"
Offertory;
"All Hail The Power OF Jesus Name"
by James Ellorl-chotr;
Sermon: Pastor:
Hymn 227, Just As ! An"
Benediction;
Calendar for the week:
All Circles OF the w. M. y. meet at
the Church Monday morning at 10 o.
clock for a covered dish luncheon, and
miscellaneous hospital shower:
PRAYER meeting Wednesday evening NJ
7:3O o'clock in the Church:
Choir practice $50 p. m. Wednesday;
Junior @. AS meet at the church
els O'Clock Wednesday afternoon; Miss
Violet Davenport. leader: Mesdames
Oden DeMasters and Leonard March.
Eponsors):
Scout troop meets Thursday evening
at T.30 o'clock in church basement:
Social and business meeting OF choir
members NJ the church Thursday eve
ming Mt 7.30 O'cinck
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CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
RpiScopaD

CEpiscopaI)
Winter schedule OF services:
7:30 a m. Celebration OF the Holy
Communion.
$50 a. M. Church School and Bibh
class.
II a. m. Morning service and ser
mon.
on Saints DAYS. Celebration Of the
Holy Communion az T.30 a. m. and on
the first Sunday In the month. Celebra-
ton Of the Holy Communion both at
7.30 a. N. and III a. mr.. o. Mackin-
tosh. Rector
, 1935-11-17

Father A. Antoine. o. NJ. L., Pastor
Sunday masses az 6. z. 3. s. and 1880
At 7 and 1890. masses for the Eng
lish speaking congregation.
Weekday masses az 6. $50 q
q. n.
Thursday at 7:30 p. m
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Third and Harrison STREETS
w. W. Otey, Pastor
Bible class &C 10 a. m; preaching al
II a. m: Lords Supper at las a. m.
Sunday evening. preaching at 3 p m
Mid-week Bible study. Wednesday al
8 p. m.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
18th and East Madison Streets
o.. 7. Finch. Pastor
Sunday school az Gas a. m.
Preaching AZ II a m.
Chrlst's Ambassadors at $50 p. m
EvanEeltstic Service Ct 7:45 p. m.
Week night services Wednesday anc
Thursday nights at 7:45 p. m.
Women's Missionary Council meets
each Thursday afternoon at 3 .. m
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
WIN. Ice Edwards, Pastor
"
9:a5 a. m.-Sunday school.
lO:55-Preaching service.
No evening service.
THE SALVATION ARMY
3i3 \. Commerce st.
Milton Atkins, Adjutant
Onen-Alr Tabernacle at First anc
Madison streets Thursday. Friday anc
Saturday nights RI 8 p. m
SUNDAY school at 9:45 a. n. = Holi'
ness meeting at II a m. at 3l3 N Com
merce street.
UNITY STUDY CLASS
Room 2i6 Commerce Bldg.
Mrs. r. L. Aungs.. leader
Sunday services.
7:45 d. m. lecture.
wednesday. 7:45 D m. Lessons II
Truth.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Fourtn anu Harrison Streets
Pastor. Frank ID. Meadow, SO 4
Harrison. Phone 1873.
sunday School. 9;4a a. m.
Morning service. l0:45 a m.
EVENING service. 7.30 p. n.
Children's and Young Peoples sun
dav evening meeting. ESQ p. m. v.
Missionary society. each AuesuaS -
PRAYER services. wednesday at 7:5o
p m. :,
7:45 p. m.
For particulars regarding other ser
vices or meetings. Call 62i or l35
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
z. Douglas Carver, Pastor
Mrs. s. q. Stringer. Secretary
Gas n. m. Sunday school. 9. II. Ham
.ilton. superintendent.
il a. m.-Morning worship.
8 D m.-Evening worship
7 o. m-B. T y. Service.
Monday. 4 D NC. AS.
Tuesday. $50 p NV. NJ s.
wednesday. 8 p m.-Mid-week prayer
service.
Thursday. 7:45 p. m.-choir practice.
roste~ Tehbe. choir director.
, 1935-11-17

The Contract Bridge club mem
bers met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. j. <. Berry. Mrs. Fred Abney
received the award during the af-
ternoon.
, 1935-11-17

Rules and regulations for the
Flower Show which vii lbe held here
at the Community House Dec. z were
announced this week by members OF
the Edinburg Garden club with all
residents Of the city being urged to
enter the contest and clasSifications
arranged in order that al Knight n
ter some specimen.
, 1935-11-17

MRS. II. J. Tanner scored at the
meeting Of the SwaStika bridge club
in the home Of Mrs. Ruth Griffith
I'm San Juan.
, 1935-11-17

Mrs. j. d. Turner was hostess to
the Blue Bonnet Bridge club in her
home with scores being made by
Mrs. A. G. Statham and Mrs. George
Barnum.
, 1935-11-17

Mrs. @. H. Tayman entertained
the Cactus Contract club Of this
city at her home in Hargill Wednes-
day afternoon.
, 1935-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FAIRIES enter
tained Wednesday evening with a
buffet supper ccmplimenting Ser
geant and Mrs. O.. E. Marks. who
are leaving for Fort Bliss in FL Paso
after visiting with Mrs. Marks sis
Der, Mrs. Kenneth Simmerman.
Bridge was enjoyed following the
supper.
, 1935-11-17

Miss Fave Bible was hostess to the
Evening Circle OF the Presbyterian
Auxiliary which met in the home Of
Mrs. j. j. CloSner for discussion Of
Foreign Missions as a closing pro-
gram for the week Of prayer and
self denial.
Circles one and two also met Tues
day for Bible study in the homes
OF Mrs. Ed Derfus and Mrs. Ed r.
Smith respectively for the study Of
the mission book, The Holy Spirit
Working in the Life Of Christ"
, 1935-11-17

The Turnabout Bridge club met
Thursday afternoon in the home
OF Mrs. II. Clay Searcy with high
during the games made by Mrs. A.
q. McHenrv.
, 1935-11-17

Mrs. v. +. Closner was hostess to
the Missionary Society Of the First
Christian church which had for
study the subject, In Areas Of At
tisIldes and Action" Assisting with
the program were Mrs. W. H. Clark,
Mrs. @. W. Hay and Mrs. H. A. Stan
ley. The program was concluded
with poems read by Mrs. ]. A. Bra
den.
, 1935-11-17

Mrs. NJ. f. Davis was awarded the
trophy Saturday night at the meet
ing OF the jolly Twelve bridge club
In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. d.
Anderson.
, 1935-11-17
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Inird and HarTIsOn Sizes
w. w. Otey, Pastor
Bible class at 10 a. m; preaching at
II a. m: Lords Supper at il:45 a. m.
Sunday evening. preaching AZ 3 p m
Mid-week Bible study. wednesday al
3 D. N.
, 1935-11-17

The two circles Of the Baptist w.
AT ~. met this week for reorganiza-
tion and election Of officers with
one circle naming its group Lottie
Moon, following a temporary desig-
nation OF circles north and south OF
the high way. Plans are also being
made to organize an evening circle
for business and professional women.
Mis- Grace Belle Doughty vas Sc
1ected BY the executive board Of the
Women;s Community club to repre-
menf this city In the annual Weslaco
rtvle show IA which costumes viii be
made cf fruit and vegetables.
, 1935-11-17
SACRED HEART CHURCH

Emmett p. Day. pastor.
, 1935-11-17

The central elemtntary Parent
Teacher association will meet Mon
day afternoon November 10. in the
auditorium Of that building. An
Interesting program has been plan
ned.
, 1935-11-17

Miss Grace Belle Doughty enter
tanned a number OF friends at q
cocktail party Saturday preceding
the dance given at the County club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawnie B. Smith
complimented their house guests and
several out-of-town guests with a
buffet supper Saturday night at their
home just prior to the dance at the
Country cub.
, 1935-11-17

At the meeting Of the Delphian
Chapter Monday afternoon, Mrs. F.
A. Hagedron was in charge Of the
program with the subject, Hebrew
Kingdom" discussed by Mrs. John
Shosenberg, Mrs. r. Borroum and
Mrs. q. w. Curry.
, 1935-11-17

Mrs. Lee Walker was hostess
to the Stitch and Chatter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-18

A touch of luxury in
this gay slipper, with
padded sole and IA
inch covered heel.
Surely it's in the
S1.00 class.
, 1935-07-23
Firemen's Meeting
Program Arranged


WESLACO, July 23.-The Fifth
District Volunteer Firemen Of the
Valley are to hold their quarterly
meeting In Weslaco Tuesday night.
July %. Weslaco firer.eA viii be
host to the visitors.
After the barbecue 40 the city
pump, the group will adjourn 20
the Step'Il r. Austin school
auditorium Tor a program, which is
as follows: song, America; invoca-
ton, Chaplain Boun: barbecue:
retire to assembly hall; welcome
address. Mayor j. L. Compere;
response, Chaplain Truett Ford
an, Mercedes, minutes, roll call, key
rates: good fire record. number Of
fires since last meeting; entertain
ment by Don, Buck and joe; re-
port on state convention at El
Paso. Chief Norwood. Chief K. d.
Ford; entertainment BY Don,
Buck and joe; report on State
Firemen's training school, Chief
Dumont Of Pharr; entertainment
by Don Buck and joe; Personal
Safety Of a Fireman in the Line
Of Duty, End Assistant District
Chief Ben Shaw; round table dis
cuSsion; selection Of next meeting
place.
, 1935-07-23
Minnesota And
Alabama Grid
Stars Honored

CHICAGO, July %. Pp-Minne-
sofa. champion Of the Big Ten. and
Alabama's Rose Bowl victors, have
been called upon by the nations
football fans to provide the frame
work for the College AIl-Star bat
tie trent against the Chicago Bears
at Soldier Field August 20.
OF the % senior members Of the
1884 college and university teams
named in a country wide ballot that
produced a total Of 1898 votes.
live are from Minnesota and three
starred with the great Alabama
eleven. Included In the first 20 are
four All-Amernca selections, while
two other members Of the mythical
team who failed to land among the
leaders in the voting, were invited
to join the squad because OF heir
outstanding records.
The All America stars are Don
Hutson OF Alabama, whose l43 ,648
was the top individual total, and
Frank Larson Of Minnesota, ends:
tackle Bill Lee Of Alabama, and
Minnescta's star back, Francis CPug)
Lund. The two selected on their rec
ords are Fred (BuZz) Berries, Navy
halfback. and George Barclay, North
Carolina tackle.
Willard (Dixie) Howell, II he Is
able TO obtain leave from his baSe-
ball employer, will round cut the
Alabama delegation. The other
Gopher stars voted in we're fullback
Stan Kostka, guard Bill Bevan. and
Phil Bengston, tackle.
Notre Dame and Pittsburgh came
up with two men each, the Irish plac-
ing center Jack Robinson and
Guard Rocco Schiralli, and Pitt
gaining representation IN center
George Shotwell and Fuilback Ivy
Weinstock.
, 1935-07-23
TITLE SERIES
OPENS SUNDAY
San Benito Deltas Finally
Get Crack At Fast
Mission Rifles

MISSION, July 23.-Champion-
ship OF the Lower Rio Grande Valley
semi-pro baseball clubs viii be set
tied here at Legion Park Sunday aft
ernoon when the Mission 5000 Rifles
and the Delta Foods club from San
Benito tangle. Gene Davis. Rifles
manager, announced arrangements
had been completed Monday for the
game.
Mission has laid claim to the VAL
ley crown since the McAllen Lions
disbanded two weeks ago. Mis-
promptly enlisted some Of the Lions
to strengthen the 5000 lineup and
used them to coed advantage IN de-
feating the Monterrey, Mexico. Ath-
letes in three contests Saturday and
Sunday.
The Rifles have q pitching staff Of
four right-handers from which 70
select a Sunday moundSman-
George Strohmeyer and Billy walsh
OF McAllen and Bernardo Papa
Pena and Mate Cara OF Mission
The remainder Of the lineup prob
ably will find Dan Seitz behind the
bat, Octavio Sanchez or George Sell
ers, q former Lion, at first, Pope
Barrera on second. Ernesto Ccntreras
at shortstop. Nick Yoder OF McAllen
at third, Ernesto Flores, Captain Leo
Najo and Manuel Cortinas viii
probably dc the Mission gardening
Lefty Garden of Rio Hondo and
Fred Trdla Of Brownsville are ex-
pected to hold down hurting dutie:
for the San Benito club. Other men,
bers OF the Delta club prcbsbly vii
be Lawrence, catcher; b. Kachtik
first base; Castillo. second: =. Kach-
tik, shortstop: Gutierrez, third; ia
cobS, left field: C~ontreras, center;
and Alvarez. right field.
The Rifles had claimed Valley
semi-pro title by virtue OF their 81
decision out OF five games with the
McAllen Lions. When the San Ben
ito club claimed the Lower Valley
semi-pro title. the game for Sunday
was scheduled.
, 1935-07-23
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
American League

Gatting-Vosmik, Indians $50:
Cramer, Athletics .347.
Runs - Gehringer, Tigers II:
Greenberg. Tigers 70.
Runs batted in-Greenberg, Tfg-
ers, ITO; johnson, Athletes rs.
Hits - Cramer, Athletics I25;
Gehringer, Tigers, and Vosmik,
Giants. l21.
Triples Stone, Senators Il:
Cronin. Red Sox and Vosmik, IN
dams IL.
Home runs-Greenberg, Tigers
%; Johnson, Athletics 20.
Stolen bases-Werber, Red Sox,
Is; Armada, Red Sox, IA.
Pitching-Lyons. White Sox 1i-3;
Allen, Yankees go.
National League
Batting-Vaughan, Pirates .s94:
Medwick, Cardinals .377.
Runs - Medwick and Martin,
Cardinals IS.
Runs batted iI-J. Collins, Card
mails 70, OFT, Giants, 70.
Hits-Medwick, Cardinals 131:
Terry, Giants. 125.
Doubles-Martin, Cardinals 20;
Herman, Cubs, %.
Triples - Goodman, Reds 10:
Boyle, Dodgers: Suhr, Pirates and
Thevenow, Pirates, 9.
Home runs@Ott, Giants "a: J.
Collins, Cardinals and Berger,
Braves, IS.
Stolen bases-Martin, Cardinals,
and Goodman, Reds, II.
Pitching-Castleman. Giants 81;
Parmalee, Giants, 1913.
, 1935-07-23
OILERS BEAT
INDIANS AZ
Dallas Beats Padres Twice;
Bluffs And BUGS Split
Double Header

The Tulsa oilers threw a scare
into the Oklahoma City Indians.
holders Of second place in the Tex
as League, Monday night by de-
feating them, 4 to 2, on Oklahoma
soil while q pair OF doubleheaders
and a postponed contest marked the
activities in Texas.
Dallas took q pair. 3 to 2 and 8
70 5, in overtime periods from San
Antonio while Houston and Cal
weston were dividing a twin bill.
Houston took the first, 6 TO 5, and
Galveston won the after-piece, 8 TO
u. Beaumont and Fort Worth were
Framed out.
! Art Jones, knocked out CT the box
I'm the second inning Sunday at Ok
lahoma City, came back Monday
night and held the Indians 70 six
hits. Frank Brazil let the Oilers at
bat with a triple. double and sin
gle, and he drove In two runs and
scored another.
Dallas staged the clubs famous
late game rallies tc cop two games
from san Antonio. In the first game.
the Missions started with a one run
lead, made in the opening inning,
and counted again in the eighth 70
have Dallas stage a two run rally to
knot the count and force the extra
inning in which the Steers put across
the pay tally.
The Missions also leaped ahead
IN the second game. making M In
each of the second. third and fifth
Innings and two in the sixth before
The Steers put across five in their
1alf Of the sixth 10 tie the count
The game then vent two innings.
; one over the scheduled 7-frame con-
test, without q score being carded.
The the Steers managed to get one
across In the ninth.
Houston and Galveston battled
through four and one-half hours Of
baseball Monday night and early
Tuesday and finally quit all square
and In a virtual tie for third place.
one and one half games back OF the
~pace-setting Beaumont Exporters
and less than that behind the sec
ond place Oklahoma City crew.
, 1935-07-23
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Cards Whip Giants 8-5
To Near Circuit Lead

stronger and stronger until they were
ut the head OF the class.
"It's the stadium and the Polo
Grounds" they said. Another Sub
way Series"
Then the Cardinals and the T1g-
ers. the champs, stepped out tc dis
pute the issue with such effective
ness that Tuesday they are just one-
half game each behind the leaders.
1t vas q year ago Tuesday that
Dizzy Dean beat the Giants TO hang
up his 10th straight victory and
break Hal Schumachers streak Of
nine wins I'm a row. The records also
disclose some other facts not cen
ducive to pleasant dreams for Terry
and his mates.
Perhaps their winning streak his
tory doesn't bode well for the Cardi-
mails either. They won their nth
game In IS starts Monday. taxing
the measure OF the Giants SIS.
Even a q year age II was Hal
Schumacher who met defeat.
Schumacher left the mound IN the
third inning. The rejuvenated Bill
Hallahan allowed II hits. but they
were well scattered. as he hung up
his sixth straight win. He did not
issue a single pass
The Yankees and Detroit were
rained out. Mickey Cochrane an
nounced Schoolboy Rowe would
pitch Tuesday.
The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated
the Chicago Cubs Il to Is In an II
inning game In which AZ hits, six
OF them homers. came from the bats.
The Boston Braves ended their Is
game losing streak BY taking the
Cincinnati Reds 40. CIV Blanton, Pi-
rate rookie. pitched PITTSBURGH to its
fifth straight victory, defeating
PHILADELPHIA 5-4
The Chicago White Sox moved
within four games OF the Yankees BY
defeating the Philadelphia Athletics
1913 in the opening game OF their
series.
The Cleveland Indians celebrated
Walter Johnson Day by defeating
Washington s.. For the second time
IN as many DAYS a ninth inning hon.
er by Yves Ferrell won a game for
the Boston Red Sox, 81
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