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Heeney Picks Campolo as Next Heavyweight Champ* ARGENTINE IN SPUDS BLAST CATS INTO EIGHTS LA ATHLETICS AND CUBS MOVE FIFTH PLACE AND Jr-NIGHT RUNNERS-UP WIN OVER TOM WRECK HIGHER WHEN FELINE PENNANT HOPES (By The Associated Press) Sport OBLIGINGLY LOSE GAMES .—V l c t o r Campolo. far Honest Blacksmith Knocked The Point Isabel regatta, by Argentina, stopped Tom Heeney. the thing of its kind ever The Out By Giant In Ninth biggest flag dropped on the last umph behind the superb flinging of . t8). Angus %iyder. fBy Associated Press) the White Sox down 9 to 4 at Chi- held in the Valley, will get under month of the Texas chase its emminent league southpaw. Fred Stiely. Dodge City, Kan., outpointed Jack The Athletics have de- cago. Round at 9 a. m. and will with the apparently way Saturday today Spudders apparently put the Shipper craft in second po- Roper, San (10). (Slants Ram the Athletics and the Diego. by I kept One out in the knack of advancing continue on through Sunday. safely front. Having crush- sition. Rube Stuart at last has as- veloped Indians indoors in . A ed the Alan Cubs KEW YORK. Aug. 16.—(>P>—Take thousand dollars in prize money has Cats, their most persistent sembled a ball club capable of LANSING, Mich —Jackie Nichols, J.Gould while standing still, but the double-header will be played today. hearties to- it from Tom Heeney. the "honest lured the cream of the outboard challengers. Galloway’s matching his new stadium. Stiely Milwaukee, won on foul from Sam- have gone them one better by find- Bush's Seventeenth — day boasted a lead over allowed the Cubs blows Three years ago. Big Bui Tuacn. blacksmith” from New Zealand racing talent from Texas centers. five-game only four m my Lupica. (1). ing a way to gain while losing. Guy Bush trimmed Brooklyn 9 to will unusual- the second place Exporters, the them their third was abruptly checked by the surg- was stretch- the next heavyweight champion The field is expected to be handing straight The Mackian margin 5 In the first game of the Flatburh the greatest margin a leader has en- 5 to 2. DES MOINES. Iowa—Louie ing rush of youthful Frenchmen when the be Victorio Campolo of Argen- ly fast. Point Isabel Yacht club of- thumping. Mays. ed to 14 games yesterday double-header to gain his seven- joyed at any time this season. Old Wilbur Wins De' after capturing the United State., as the lead- tine. ficials have received some 60 en- Moines, outpoUited Ray Mc- Yankees lost to teenth victory cf the season, but Only embers were left of The six times in "Honest Tom” expressed his opin- about 10 or 12 of today weakness of Dallas against Peck. , (10». singles championship ers sat idle in Cleveland; the Cub* thin, s tries. All but Fort Dazzy Vance evened »■;: worth last Worth ambition that flared so lefthanded further was a row. Over the period of 1920 to j lost in a double- ion of Campolo's night are boats. Those pitching won and Brooklyn the Cubs 5 to 4 in the sec- these out-of-Valley a downing foot seven inch South high week ago. The Cats’ sec- tipped off when the veteran Wil- 1925. Big Bill was supreme. The! header. but the Pirates after the six wrou!d not to the ex- obliging!' ond half of the program. speedsters go ond straight reverse in the so-call- bur record of seven championships, first American had stopped him in the Cooper held the first half dropped a 2 to 1 decision at Brave: Homsbv collected bn ponse of- bringing their hulls here il ed crucial series at set Dick Sears back in the Rogers round of as bruising and sav- ! Wichita sent champs to three hits, two of the by Field, tossing half a game into the ninth had a twenty-sixth hemer in the first fans they did not believe they them on a dizzy from second scratch and later by 'Wil- The Chi- age a struggle as metropolitan j plunge variety, and humbled them PADDOCKAGAIN eighties equalled lap of Joseph McCarthy. and Kiki Cuvier hit for the game, ! good chance at the prize money. place to fifth Two more 6 to 1. The liam Larned. well within have witnessed since the palmy yetserday. victory enabled the appeared cago lead now is eight and one-half circut in the second. • * • games remain of the series, but to the of Tilden until he ran in- davs of Jack Dempsey Sports square the scries. Bar- grasp engagements. EJ Brandi turned back the Pir- faced" smooth wa- there is little chance the Kittens nabe. crack Steer allow- to Cochet in 1926 and then Lacos: ? Real Duels •The greitest fighter 1 ever If the out boarders get southpaw, Hurling ates with two hits at B aves Fit Id one can recoup. The are ed seven hits. in 1927. Cochet turned back Frank Real duels were on was Heeneys comment. "No ter, several world records may fall Spuds dong CAUSES STORM j pitching tap to win 2 to 1 Irom Kerry Kroner gone. A faithful few that Hunter for the singles crown in Braves Field. Navin Field anc ever hit me as hard as that giant Yacht club heads have seen to it turned out to at j who yielded eight blows. Lloyd $10,000 see the 1928, Tilden being in official dis- the Browns. The most did with those right hands I think that officials have been Beauty Indians perform- thougnt the home of Waner collected both of the saie- recognized favor as an aftermath of his cham- Andy Messenger, for whom the they were on the threshold of a —:— player- noteworthy performance was turn- he'll be the next heavyweight obtained. There are numerous out- A. A. U. President Declares ties off live hurler. genial Alvin Gardner is popularly miracle when Newnams warriors writer row and was ruled out of ed in at Detroit by Earl Whitehill pion." board events in which no official Frank O'Doul’a twenty-third the New Zea- believed to have laid at least $10.- went into the eighth Hous- action. who limited the Yankees to two For seven rounds world record has been set. It 1: leading Famed Track Star “Rank hemer with two on base, enabled 000 on the barrel furthtr 4 to Now, the lanky American is back hits to win 3 to 0. The lander and his giant opponent bat- head, ton. 2, but they were made to small champ- the Phils to win from the Red? oy possible that several of these will proved himself a investment feel home after his last big campaign until the seventh tled on even terms, the tide of ap- good natural soon thereafter. O'Neal Sensationalist” ions went hltless 5 to 4. and the Giants outlasted the be run and more Frenchmen swinging quickly Saturday Sunday. by whipping the Panthers. 9 to 2, in aviated, the Buffs ran across four I abroad, with no when Bob Meusel spoiled White- parent victory • C • Cardinals, 9 to 7. Ott hit his tn:rt>- the second series The runs, and that's how in sight for the rest of the season. hill's afternoon West- from one to the other. In the eighth fray. angu- it ended. 6 to by outracing first. lar submariner four 4. That . As a consequence. Big Bill has a throw and credit lur however. Heenev. weakened by the Outboard racing is becoming more permitted only made nine straight losses Aug. 16—Charley ling's getting hits. for the Paddock, center of an royal chance to wade through the a Shcrid. Whitehili'c towering Campolo's body punches, and more popular. It is an event tribe, including four in a many ama- single. Roy CHILDREN NAB THIEF Beaumonts eighth straight tri- row to the Bisons. teur athletic union storms, field at Forest Hills, starting Sept. opponent, got a clean blow- was a mark for the Argentine's right enjoyed by the spectator and par- again pitching CHICAGO—Nine children, none him has drawn down his head the 7, to re-capture the national title in the next round, and that was hand One crushing right sent ticipant alike. The flashy little upon older than 10. seized Jatr.e. Moran be- full force of official condemnation. and equal the Sears-Laraed mark | all. to the floor for no count just are a to behold as is at Detroit and Gar Wood's new skimmers sight hies to be aw'a-ded are valued at Should he do so. Tilden automati- when he snatched a woman s purse. round ended. In the ninth Answering statements made by George Blaeholder allowed the, fore the they step out of the water and defender is yet to be announced. $6,080 and monetary rewards at would clinch the No. 1 ranking > battered the New Zealan- Paddock in the current issue of Col- cally Boston Red Sox just three hits a’. | Campolo bound from wave to wave. The on the national list lor the WEDDING CAKE BY and $12,850. lier's position St. Louis to win over Jack Russell t FRAl'EMC der from pillar to post finally The British Weekly, Avery Brundage. pres- driver gets plenty of thrill—and he boat, challenging tenth time in a row. Despite his! 3 to 0 while Fred Maroerry and HULL. ding.—Mrs. Alice ^liinke® him with a terrific right. ident of the A. A. U., declared yes- floored a if he doesn’t know America’s right to hold the famous and downs of recent he was arrested for a cak<* got ud gets bath, too. that Paddock, ups years, Garland Braxton collaborated upon obtaining Gamely the New Zealander old Reginald Root, Yale player, will terday “by admitting [ the ins and outs of the game. Harmsworth trophy, has at- has never relinquished that domin- a four-hit which set by fraud for her wedding. but he was out on his feet have some material that he has been sailing under false col- performance seven * • • tracted a great amount of interest, Is not en- ating position at the head of the! the referee stepped in between when he ors and never has been an amateur and because it cost to I- tirely green begins work class last February for the ninth! led Tom to his events are $100,000 build; has “confirmed the sus- the fighters and Similar being staged on the of Mexico eleven honestly." owned by a oman who will drive University year. comer, victim of a technical knock today at Boothbay Harbor, Me.: picions'' that nearly caused his dis- it and will the this fall. At center he will have In the 10 national singles champ- Miles River Yacht Lake herself, carry great- armament from the 1928 Olympic out, club. Md., Luis Villareal who has at he has been tried for since _ est power ever placed in a speed played team. ionships Gogebic, water carnivals tackle for four 1918., Tilden has been boat. Little exact information years on the Wor- champion races will be held at New is Article Saturday chester eleven. Fausto Flayed six times, runner-up three times vc Maior League Leaders available on the boat—it is one of academy York. Detroit. Camden. Forest Hills “Paddock's article is filled with in- H. Lindley Murray, Little Bill John- .. Miranda, former on fBy The Associated Press* those true to form “mystery” crafts quarterback the Osterville. Mass.. Westport, N. Y., El Paso school accuracies and untruths, is sensa- ston and Henri Ccchet. Including games of August 15. high sleven. Leo- and Portland, Me. of inter- tionalism of the rankest sort and is Little Bill was Big Bills victim National Plenty poldo Noriega, .uard. Gilberto Pin- Austin is rapid'y becoming the Just what might be expected from five times in the national finals Robins. .414. est in boat racing. eda. fullback; and Roberto Noriega, ; Batting—Herman. • • • tennis center of the South. Among someone whose record has been re- and once in the semi-finals, in 1921 E To men who know The Fa.shior Cu'jc, 109. halfback. All of these have achiev- j Runs—Hornsby, the stars and near stars developed plete with efforts to cash in on his when Tilden’s conquest of Wallace I ■ clothes, this suggestion is suff: Giants. 113. In these days of outboard motor ed recognition as football batted in—Ott, players — Runs at the Texas capital are Wilmer Al- athletic prowess regardless of the Johnston in the finals represented cient for this long line oi Giar 1.2. supremacy, recorls come fast. Tir They will be the pillars of strength | Hits—Terry. lison, Berkeley Bell. Karl Kama- rules.” Brundage declared. an anti-climax. ■ suits gives just a hint of the va- Robins. 39. following is a list of 13 that have when the U. of Mexico plays Tulano When Babe Kerman first brota Doubles—Frederick. rath, Joe Bill Bralley. Miss Ruth Brundage said that after the 2 riety in our sale of summer suit Waner. Pirates. 15. been recognized by the National U. of and perhaps the U. of last in with the Robins, his Triples—L. Bailey. Earl iylor and Hugh Dun- Olvmpic trials at Cambridge | Brooklyn I —it s your signal to get busy. Phillies. 33. Outboard as-ociation: Texas. summer everv member of awkardness in the field frequently Homers—Klein. lap. With this flock of stars in practically bases—Crvier. Cubs. 29. Driver— Class Div. Course the A. A. U. track and field com- made it dcubtful whether he would Stolen Austin for the winter, it is c’.to- Cubs, won 17. Miles mittee and of the American Olym- block fly balls with his glove or his Pitching—Bush. Speed The former Texas hurlers gethcr possible that others may league head. The Babe is still several C A. Loe .. B 2 5 36.45 committee felt Paddock "repeat- Hart Schaffner lost 2. winter are the pic there for competition they leading major leagues—hi his athletic kilometers short of the Tns American R A. Smith .. 2 1 4106 edly had capitalized Speak- j can obtain. Vay Ryn. for one, will batting. Mike Cvengros of the er standard of outfieldii but his ! Batting—Foxx. Athletics. .283. Joe Herrin ..C 1 5 37.42 fame and had therefore forfeited g & Marx visit Austin this winter. Cubs is batting .500 to top the Nat- heavy hitting has offset anything Runs—Gehringer. Tigers. Gehrig H G. Fergsn. B 2 6 40.54 his amateur standing." ional; Jimmy Zinn .410 to lead the Charges Denied his critics may say about his de- Yanks. 102. H.G. Fergsn B 2 15 40 40 Suits with 2 pants... $19 American procession. Mike has Under the rules, however, the fensive ability. Herman has been I Runs batted in—Simmons. Athle- H. G. Fergsn C 2 6 40 63 The best gun shots in America been to bat eight times; Jimmy 3D case reverted to the A. A. U. dis- oattmg coirslstantly around .400 I Suits with 2 $24 119. H G. Fergn. C 2 1') 40.63 will gather at andalia. , thi^ * j j pants llcs. times. trict in which Paddock was resris-: threatening to give Brooklyn if. Hits—Simmons. Athletics; Ma- H. G. Fergsn D 2 6 43.06 coming week to take part in the tered as an athlete. This district, first champion batsman since the; Charles Hall C 1 6 37.75 Garnd American j Others $32 and Cush, Tigers. 168 championship the Southern Pacific Association of palmy days of Jake Daubert and upward i a n n Chas. Harrir All 25.9 tournament. The thirteenth an- Doubles—Johnson. H e 1 m the A. A. TJ. cleared the sprinter Zack Wheat. Jackson C 1 1 41 14 nual renewal of the classic Mission Schools Gehringer. Tigers; Manush. Browns M. promisec and the national registration com- Herman is only one of *!v» bi’ 37. Boats are now being tuned up for to be of greater im.xjrtance than its Open September 7 mittee concurred. Paddock' then surprises this year in the National Indians. 13. the British International ; predecessors and vdll be marked by s uu.;i Triples—Fonseca. Trophy • Special to The Herald > wnnt to Am*t®rdam with the team league big batting r-n,pa0e. Homers—Ruth. Yanks. 31. races to be held on the Detroit the addition of two new features. Paddock’s charres that he was Klein end Lefty Frank ODoul o. MISSION. Aug. 17—The Mission Stolen basis—Cehringer. Tigers river Aug. 31, Sept. 1 and 2. Mar- These are the race for state champ- “cheated'’ out of a place in the semi- the Phillies also have been con-! schools will for 18 ian Carstair's boat. Estelle IV. is ions at double targets and the race public open the reg- final round of the l^O-meter dash necting. ODoul led the parade earlier in the Pitching—Grove, Athletics, wor at Lake Muskoka. Ont. where trials for the winners of the all-around ular session on Septemer 9. All i at the tryouts: that the heats were campaign. Klein is! well on the to 18. lost 2. will be held. Miss Los Angeles II. championshio of each state Trop- students in senior ar.d junior high “seeded" in an effort to eliminate way beating Rogers! record of 42 hom- schools will be required to register him: that the time announced for Hornsby’s league ers for a season. 7 at 8 a. m. his heat was two-fifths of a second single September beginning 1 The faculty will hold a prelim- slower than it actually was. and mar yconference on the afternoon that he was forced to return to the of September 7. west coast to compete in the sec- tion at Los Angeles all were Since the close of the fol- tryouts schqol denied bv Daniel j. lowing teachers have resigned: categorically Ferris, secretary-treasurer of the Mrs. G. D. Holder. Mrs. Vernon A A. U. Broyles. Mrs. Raymond Brooks. Tswajj Mrs. Henry Hargrove. Miss Esther Clark. C. J. Monroe, and Miss Lou Saucier. All vacancies have been S. P. Official Says filled with competent, university Valley Camp Best HELPS IT GROW trained and experienced teachers. A deadliness to The Herald) complete list of all members (Special SLR LAY Is a liquid dressing Aklsolide faculty for the hsir which not and will be SAN BENITO. Aug. 16—Discus- only assignments published holds the hsli in place but also to sions on the officers reserve by W. prior the opening of school. helps it grow. Millions use it SEALED IAT A BOTTLE Y. Buck, and on the natinal guard, fot its tonic effect «r.J because It by Dr. S. L Crews featured the It cives that cultural gloss and /j fresh, well groomed appear- TWO TEAMS FIGHT San Benito jj meeting of the Rotary ance that everywh ere goes with ij FOR POLO TITLE club here Thursday. good dress. A few drops will J BLACX FLAG POVEIR is the djad- control even stulv fififir Tom Murray, Valley scout execu- ___ born unruly or ■■§ CHICAGO. Aug. 16.—-The tive. introduced as his guest A. F. shampooed hair and S f liest insect-killer known. Sealed in 1929 inter-circuit polo championship Sawyer, scout executive of the keeo it combed alt 'll! .. rests between the Oakbrooks of Chi- Southern Pacific lines. day SLR-LAV +0^0 it its absolute elves appearance glass bottles, keeps cago and the dashing Midwicks of in discussing the scout VmSg4 Sawyer, which helps bring success. y Pasadena. Calif. in the said it is one of deadlines*. Black Powder is camp Valley I Flag to over the best he has ever seen. OnlySOcatanyreliableDruRstore Crashing through victory Applications at all Barber Sliopa some of the hardest riding and Four Western Union messenger gffjflfj sure death to flics, mosquitoes, surest shooting teams of the nation, boys were present as guests. these teams will battle for the title I ■ —■ — — — -.. ■ ■ ■■ ants, roaches, bedbugs, etc, on the Onwentsia Country club Sat- urday. | “Cool Surf in Comfort” * Bathing MATTY MATSUDA DIES Drive right up in your car to BLACK FLAG FROM FIGHT INJURY BRAZOS ISLAND BATH HOUSE 7J;T.Z BATTLE CREEK. Mich., Aug. 16. POWDER Z —(/Pi—Matty Matsuda. Japanese (at Boca Chica) wrestler and former holder of the Black Flag alto come* fa Form. Private Dressing Rooms — Showers — Sandwiches — liquid world's lightweight and welter- Equally deadly. Only 35c a half moref Suits — Cold Drinks pint Why pay weight titles, died in a sanitarium Bathing V here Thursday. An injury suffer- -MODERATE PRICES- ed three weeks ago during a match Free Ice Water and of Shade at Cincinnati with Basanta Sinzh, Plenty East Indian wrestler, is believed to REAL SPORT! .. have hastened his death. ;

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