——— ———.II . Sid Morris’ WEST HAS NO Big Fast Ball Reminds Fans of || MIES TOP TEXANS SLAM AH Summer Hats White Streak Shot at Platter Joe Woods by Reduced APPEAL FOR LEGION LOOP (By The Associated Press.) A LA BAMBINO EAST ORANGE, N. J.—James Reid I Harrison, who has five granddaugh- i I J Edinburg Leads Upper ters, is so delighted over his first < Buffs Lose 2 to Ex- grandson that he has given him JOHN M’GRAW Bracket With a $1,000. Every child born in the hos- porters; Atzmen pital while the grandson is there will .727 Mark receive a present. A radiocast pro- Defeat Sports Giants Drop Three at gram will be given in honor of the LEGION LEAGUE nurses. (By Associated Press). At Lower Bracket— W. L. Pet. Pittsburgh and Texas league batsmen are having ] Jrownsville 9 3 .750 NEW YORK—Cannibal mosquitoes of the St. Louis Lose One; i larlingen 8 3 .727 are to be obtained in Paris by Mrs. a great time at the expense , 4 Charles B chairman of the of a „yford . 8 .666 Williams, hurlers under stimulus pennant 4 9 .34)7 conservation committee of the Fed- Reds Now Second Weslaco chase that as yet is not quite the Women's clubs and head of i *io Hondo .. 2 9 .181 eration of runaway for Houston ‘.hat it was in W. BARKER the anti-mosquito committee in flush- By HERBERT of season. Good She is td make a to the first half the Associated Press Writer Upper Bracket W. L. Pet. ing. special trip j Sports was seen in some games its ] Edinburg 8 3 .727 <;et them from a doctor who offers as pitching I The west, with many pitfalls assur- hut in most the sluggers ; . 7 5 .583 as she wishes, with the Tuesday, for the unwary, has no booster Donna many 6 5 .545 ance that like other ordinary bad a field day. in John McGraw. the master-mind- ilcAllen . they 7 .363 but not Frenchmen. Waco and San Antonio stood toe of the New York Giants. Ed couch 4 mosquitoes, ing pilot to toe and battered each other, i'harr . 2 10 .166 After taking three straight on the but At Donna Pharr 5. NEW YORK—Paul Kelliher, chief driving out fifteen safeties each, chin at Pittsburgh, the Giants moved Donna, 6, At Edinburg 1. McAllen 0. boatswain's mate of the coast guard, the Bears had the heavier bludgeons into the even more dangerous terri- Edinburg. iS , At Brownsville, Brownsville 15, possesses one of the rarest honors. and the better eyes and won, 13 to tory of St. Louis Tuesday and en- Edcouch 2. For diving in his sea boots beneath a 4 I countered a storm of home runs that {?AnIKS with and a Beaumont met m a Cardinals Hjo Hondo forfeited to Lyford. churning propeller rescuing Houston and [ 'i the gave league-leading VAiHCE Weslaco he was awarded a gold match in the first game of in the first OAZZY At Weslaco, Harlingen, 6, shipmate hitting an easy 5 to 1 victory j m - I. medal by the treasury department. a double header, lambasting oppos- of the aeries. AS A SPEED* game The medal, authorized by congress in ing hurlers for 13 hits each, but an Their defeat dropped the Giants same ©ALL PITCHER The games in the Amer- 1784, has not been bestowed for 22 lead helped the Exporters to The fine into third Cincinnati moving Sunday's early j place, second game, its 12 can still found Browns- years. a 12 to 6 victory. The up into runner-up position by Legion league and leathe- featured by a better type of mound ! to 4 defeat of the Brooklyn Dodgers. rille leading the lower bracket in styles BURBANK. Cal.—Would Mayor work, also was won Beaumont. a come- by The Reds, making gallant of 6 to 4 win over. a con- as in // _■ ,pite Harlingen's Walker of New York accept 5 to 2. Hubbell, who toiled for the always back after a that sank them slump Weslaco. The Brownies clouted their tract for the movies at a progressive the first chalked for a time, Exporters in game, into the second division with $1,000 a week? a 15 to 2 win before a small salary starting his ninth victory. Glenn now are four end a half games back say to up straight No sir! The contract stipulated that with Giants an- Edin- Darrough set the leaders down FLCKSFEIM i of the Cardinals, with the :rowd over the Edcouch entry. he must be punctual. “There is not to the rear. six hits in the nightcap. other full game burg tops the upper group with a enough money in California to keep Reds Hit Hard By virtue of an attack that would mark of .727. a New York mayor on time," he ex- not he denied. Pallas defeated Wich-I Joe Genewith pitched pretty good The best game of the day, however, plained. He thought it was all in- ita Falls, 7 to 4. Thev hammered SHCES ball for McGraw until the sixth went to Edinburg where a “moving hooey, anyhow. run in the out thirteen safeties, which brought ning. Andy High’s home picture™ game, ending 1-0, was put Caardinal in five runs in the seventh inning fourth being the only on. McAllen was the victim. The WASHINGTON—Progress is noted NOW i in their while Charlie Roberson held the score. The Giants tied it up other game in the league well played by Major General George S. Gibbs of Wirhitans to seven safe blows. half of the sixth and then the storm wtih Donna a 6-5 game from the ago j taking army. Twenty-nine years Ore of the best nitched games was broke. High started off things with Pharr. The score was tied in the the government ordered two points in the Panthers his second homer of the game. A fifth inning and held even until the Alaska 500 miles apart connected by- at Fort Worth where \ % 85 i circuit over won Shrevennrt. 4 to largelv walk to Jim Bottomley and eighth when Cole clouted one telegraph. tl took three years. Re- from 2. drives.by Chick Hafey and George the fence for Donna. Cortes also cently two points 800 miles apart Pennis Burns and their own hunched Harper ended the four-run rally. got a homer of Pharr. were ordered joined by radio. It took hits. A FEW STYLES $9.85 Clarence Mitchell, aged southpaw, Secretary L. B. Shifflett of the 51 hours, equipment being dispatched ■ .... - it 4 over the winners of the exerted his usual spell league wishes the by plane. For a short time only Giants, giving up only five hits games to write him the score of the Ri<1e the The Reds pounded three Dodger games Sunday evening so they may LOS ANGELES—The first man to POINT ISABEL BPS LINE hurlers for 15 hits in their seventh be published early in the week, he be awarded alimony in the state You Are Insured wants the teams at Cincinnati. ■ He also a month. successive triumph ] r Boston, city of beans and culture announces. must struggle along on $150 Leaves Brownsville * Pete Donohue held a tight rein on to turn in their list of players so that William E. Elliott lost his suit for Black Diamond Rue Station and winners in the dim pennant past, furnished with — the Dodger sluggers until the late each team may be more than that from his wife, who 8:00 12:00 — 4:00 has not in recent been treated innings when the Reds had piled up years names of opposing players. owns much realty. He obtained ali- Leaves Point Isabel a lead. Kelly, the long to the of such mony when a divorce was granted — — 6:00 Ias'h long George sight splendid hurling 10:00 2:00 BROWNSV ILL£ .TiXA*S was star Standings as used to come tbe arm him on the of her first baseman, the hitting from mighty S. OF ground ungovern- 8 U. STABS . i with four out of five. 1 EX AS LEAGUE of Smoky Joe Wood, now' a legend- able temper. Hartnet's single with the Tuesday's Results ary figure but once a stalwart in the Junior Golfers bases; 6-2. loaded in the ninth gave the Chica-I Beaumont 12-5, Houston days when the Red Sox were great. Dallas Wichita Falls 4. go Cubs a 7 to 6 decision over the 7, Not for many a year, we say, had Fort Worth 2. Boston Braves in a wild battle at 4, Shreveport Boston seen Wood's like until this FOR OLYMPICS Play In Houston Wrigley field. Rogers Hornsby’s San Antonio 13, Waco 4. season when along came Big Ed Schedule sixteenth homer of the season had Wednesday's Morris with a brand of pitching that HOUSTON, July 11.—UP>—The Houston at Wichita Falls. given the Braves a tie in the first has taken the league by storm and cream of junior golf talent in the Beaumont at Fort Worth. Victory Seen for Team half of the last frame. Kent Green- brought old-time baseball fans flock- state began a battle for the Texas San Antor.io at Shreveport. to field had put the Cubs far out in ing Fenway park. Of 268 Athletes of championship when 59 youths still ^ Dallas at Waco. has team in $100 1 front in the fifth inning when Big Ed whipped every in their teens teed off today in qual- rc/Vziz.ro§n hej Team— W. L. Pet lost walked five men. This generosity j the circuit at least once and has Great ifying rounds of the Texas Junior I is Houston 10 4 .714 but a few himself. Two Abiilty with a triple, double and single ac- i mighty games Golf association tournament. Wichita Fells. 9 5 .643 BUYS A LOT counted for six runs. of the defeats chalked up against Big Wilkerson of Athens, Jack 8 5 .615 NEW YORK, July 11.—Intent Roy i San Antonio. Sox Waner Boys On Job Ed were the result of the Red Guggenheim of San Antonio and In Dallas .. 7 5 .5S3 erners. on international athletic conquest, the ! IJ The Waner boys drove in the ty- i Ben Doherty of Galveston comprised Beaumont 7 6 .538 j and runs in the Pitts- failing to back with a solitary run. American Olympic team, 2C8 strong, the first threesome at 9 ing winning 6 6 starting Fort Worth ...... 500 * burgh Pirates’ 6 to 5 victory over The few American league players sails for Amsterdam today. o'clock They were followed every i 4 10 .286 Shreveport . who know about the Track and the Phillies. The Phils took a one-' anything fling- field stars, fencers, five minutes by another threesome, 1 Summit Place Waco 2 12 .143 the Brook- run lead in their half of the ninth I ing of Dazzy Vance, great swimmers, cyclists, oarsmen, gym- the last starting at 10:35 a. m. number includes nasts entrants but “Little and Poi- lyn ace—and this and in other branches a bit slow because of a Broadcloth Balance singles by Big j NATIONAL LEAGUE Although j Monthly son” enabled the Corsairs to regis-1 your highly touted Yanks—compare of Olympic sport will have a ten day- heavy rain yesterday afternoon, the Tuesday's Results ball with the ter their fourth win—the Morris' fast lightning- voyage aboard the President Roose- River Oaks course will be in first- i straight St. Louis 5; New York 1. like delivery of the Flatbush Flash. velt. match start? Five Years to second time this year they’ve put 6. class shape when play Pay Chicago 7; Boston came to the Sox from Mo- the n streak of that Morris Recruited from every section of tomorrow. together length. Pittsburgh 6; Philadelphia ft. The Senators moved bile in the Southern league. He broke country, this argosy seeking not the Washington J Cincinnati 12; Brooklyn 4. Shirt the with Bradenton, the fleece but the laurel a into pro game golden ! Summit on 13th up to tie for fourth place in the i Place, t Wednesday's Schedule 1920. tried him wreaths that await American league by beating the Fla., in Cincinnati Olympic victors Expect Crowd At and 14th is the New York at St. Louis. were unable to see his should streets, Cleveland Indians in both ends of but the Reds return to the United States j Boston at Chicago. him to the South- in more That : to a worth and shipped September bearing than its Political coolest place live, double, 9 to T and 9 to 0. The at Meeting Philadelphia Pittsburgh. ern. share of Athletic honors. No other was a freak and one to nightcap something of at Cincinnati. Is t J only mile j Brooklyn Under Bill Carrigan’s eye and country can asemble a group of rec- I Smart for the Indians got no fewer than 14 LOS FRFSN'OS, July ll.-The Lo* Team— W. L. Pet Ed has blossomed nrd-holding athletes to match the Brownsville busin ess I hits off Milt Gon, could not management Big Fresnos community club is preparing yet St. Louis 61 29 .638 he the sad American score a run. until—lo! gladdens expedition. to entertain a large crowd from all section. 42 30 .58 > New York hearts of Bostonese who for many Comparative performances indi- of the Lou Blue and Frank O'Rourke led 47 34 .580 parts Valley Friday night Chicago . years have been sad. sad indeed over cate that the United States should 13. when the candidates foi the St. Louis Browns to a 4 to 2 tri- I .549 July .. 45 37 Cincinnati the way things went in baseball in win championships in at least five of offices will the umph over the Boston Red Sox in 36 .532 county formally open See Jesse Dennett Brooklyn 41 general end in the Boston ball park in the eleven branches of Olympic com- the opening game of the series. 36 40 .474 campaign. \\ \ Pittsburgh petition—track and field, swimming, candidate for ofice i Texas 24 50 -324 particular. Every county Brownsville, Boston rowing, boxing, and wrestling. In all has been invited and will he 21 60 .296 given Philadelphia o fthese the red, white and blue will opportunity to meet the voters and || i te-m be defending championships will also he allowed a few minute: h:U \z HOW LEADERS AMERICAN LEAGUE 1924 at < gained in the games Paris. on the Acceptances re- 2 Tuesday's Result* TEXAS BRIEFS program. I ! In the other sports—fencing, evm- ceived by the secretary indicate that ARE STANDING Washington 9-9; Cleveland 5-0. r______rastics. modern '» ^ of the * cycling, pentathlon, practically all candidates, accom- mRESH, silky shirts 3 Dr. St. Louis 4; Boston 2. l competition, and L___ ( Bv The Associated Press equsetrian yachting panied by many of their friends, will FLT^Solynj Detroit-New York. rain. lacrosse—America is finest imported English 1 Specialist AMARILLO. July 11.—Wheat sending strong be present. p (Including Games of July 10) ChicapoPhiladelphia. rain. harvest is finished on trams that will give other nations a Broadcloth—at a most (By The Associated Tress) Wednesday’s Schedule practically south plains but just getting into fight of it if nothing more. % Chronic and Private J National St. Louis at Boston. There full swing in upper Panhandle. More remarkable savings. Batting—Hornsby, Braves, .408. Cleveland at Washington. than 4.000,000 bushels already have Only II Runs—Bottomley, Cards, 74. Detroit at New York. Cameron are shirts in all sizes, in the 2 I been harvested, according to grain Lawyers Runs batted in—Wilson, Cubs; Cleveland at Philadelphia. Hour*: » A. X. to 6 P. M. men. Total crop is expected to be collar attached and neck* aj Bissonette, Robins, 72. Team— W. L. Pet Back W. C. Morrow about 17,000,000 and ■ I Hits—Douthit, Cards, 119. New York 67 21 .731 bushejs. band While most of Appointments night* k styles. Jj Doubles—Hornsby. Braves, 28. Philadelphia. 46 32 .590 Every attorney in Cameron coun- [ P Sunday* PEL RIO—Mrs. Dave Smith, 48, are white is Triples—Bottomley, Cards, 12. St. Louis 42 41 .506 ty except two who are prominent in ! them plain there died from injuries received when a Homers—Wilson, Cubs, 22. 36 44 .450 republican recently signed Cleveland ran around politics, an assortment of Room 10, P. O. 3 Stolen 36 .41'' calf tied in yard her, tans, grays Building bases—Frisch. Cards, 16. .. 44 and sent to Presiding Judge W. C. Washington her down and won 43 .449 knocking wrapping rope and silk shirts. You’ll Pitching—Lucas, Reds, 9, lost Chicago . 35 Morrow of the court of criminal ap- $ striped WESLACO, TEXAS 2. 44 421 about her. 1 Roston 32 peals an endorsement of his candi-1 buy two or more when you American Detroit.31 4- -39. dacy for re-election. Seventy-eight PALLAS Fred McJunkin and Sol see this fine selection at this Batting—Goslin, Senators, .409. names were on the endorsement. business men. purchased Runs—Ruth, Yanks, 85. LARGER SUMATRA CROP Preyfuss. This action was taken merely to price. * controlling interest in Pallas base- Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yanks, 77. it ■•how appreciation of his ability as a WASHINGTON.—GP>—Although ball club from Tavener C. Lupton, Hits—Manush, Browns, 116. is too to definitely estimate the presiding judge of the court of crim- early former president, his brother, Char- Doubles—Flagstead. Red Sox, 30. federal specialists indicate inal appeals, local attorneys stated. Men’s Hats 5 Wood & output, and others. McJunkin was re- Dodd 11. lie, Very Special | Triples—Rice, Senatorsc. the 1928 of Sumatra wrapper crop ported for presidency in reorganiza- Homers—Ruth, Yanks, 82. tobacco will be larger than last year’s Cleaned and Stolen White tion. bases—Mostil, Sox; crop. They add that the percentage not Insurance j I fear the • ! Rice, Tigers, 12. of the desired by American coming grades AUSTIN—Move for immediate $3.- Blocked $1.95 k won election; * z| Pitching—Crowder, Browns, 9, manufacturers will be unusual- I J cigar 000,000 building program at the Uni- lost 1. high. The 1927 crop amounted to Whatc’er the result, ly versity of Texas was expected at the Bonds and Loans a little more than 41 million pounds. I’ll rejoice, There’s a vast differ- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT > tentatively scheduled meeting of _ I • ~ board of regents July 25 as result of For know in tobacco ence in hats. WEATHER SUMMARY cleaning PHONE 100 "SHERIFF’S SALE ruling Tuesday of Attorney General selection Light to heavy showers occurred We make a scientific THE STATE OF TEXAS Claude Pollard that the university Tom Moore will within the last 24 hours in the of it and have COUNTY OF CAMERON can pledge interest from $8,000,000 remain specialty Bldg. southeastern and far northwestern People’s [ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That ! permanent fund to secure lump build- Choice! the best with Texas states, and also in Missouri, Kansas equipment Brownsville, by virtue of certain Order of Sale i ing fund. The Pioneer Concrete Manufacturers It was cooler which to work. Pipe issued out of the Honorable District and Nebraska slightly in the Plains states this Court of Cameron County, on 26th morning DALLAS—Wilford B. Smith was of Texas SSpivey-Kowalski , day of June, 1928, by Jno. P. Scanlan, acquitted on a charge of disturbing WEATHER BULLETIN Clerk of said Court, for the sum of religious worship Friday night at Phone 535 Two Thousand Nina Hundred sixty- First figure lowest temperature Fundamentalist Baptist tabernacle General five and 60-100 dollars and costs of last night; second, highest tempera- Defense was “there was no religious for expert shoe and Welding ture third, wind velocity Smith disturbed.” Gulf Concrete Radiator Specialist suit, under a Judgment, in favor of yesterday; service at meeting Co. hat work Pipe LAWN 8 a. 24 MOWER EXPERT S. L. Turner in a certain cause in ! at m.; fourth, :ainfal past j said Court, No. 7539 and styled: S hours. HENRIETTA—Claiming to have location on 1 | Valley plant Address to — .00 Inquiries T. J. L. Turner vs. R. L. Peters, placed in Abilene .. 76 98 been the common law wife of J. L. Rommer 6 — .00 DELTA SHOE & at my hands for service. I. Mrs. Pinkie i Amarillo .'. 98 Huggins for nine years prior to his Highway Sugar Mill P. O. Box 1051 Phone 722 — as Sheriff of Cameron Coun- Atlanta 68.. 82 2.68 death May 6, Mrs. Ida L. Turner, 1260 Vann, near Brownsville Washington Street ■— HAT SHOP Spur Brownsville ty. Texas, did on the 9th day of July, Austin .. 74 94 .00 Fort Worth, has filed a petition for 1928. levy on certain Real Estate, Boston 72 84 10 .01 $600,000 against W. H. Myers, exe- 1045 Washi ;ton Street situated in Cameron County. Texas BROWNSVILLE 76 91 — .00 cutor of estate, and 21 heirs of Mr. — a described as follows, to-wit: The j Chicago 68 8R .00 Huggins. Try Herald Classified Ad — tract or parcel of land situated in ! Corpus Christi .. 76 88 .00 — Cameron County, Texas, and being Dallas .. 76 94 .00 GOOFEY MOVIES out of the Espiritu Grant, J. S. dc la Del Rio 78 96 — .00
— Garza, original grantee, and out of Denver .. 58 90 .00 Partition Share No. 19 of the Paredes i Detroit 58 90 — .00 Portion of said grant, containing in Dodge City 66 98 — 02 El — .00 two tracts 32 4-5 acres of land, more Paso . 72 94 ZrUF-TEO Pl^DtKJG THE AO, or less, and fully described by metes Fort Smith 74 94 — .00 ’\JAMPiNJGj DON-c UJMilE VCU and bounds in that certain deed Galveston 78 86 — .00 1*0AT, CAUL MiSS IMA LULLL — from J. W. Burns and wife. Kathryn Helena ...... 54 84 .00 —Neherj 5C4Q SULLtUANj Burns, dated July 26. 1927, conveying Huron 60 81 — .00 HUOftiEDTO — A said land to R. L- Teters. and levied Jacksonville .... 74 86 .10 TELEPHONE ASJD CALLED upon as the property of R. L. Peters, Kansas City .... 64 94 14 1.34 M
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