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Miller Tires BROWNS SLAM De Pinedo Resumes Four-Continent Flight FIGHT WINNER SEAHAWKS AGAIN DEFEAT MISSION "" IT CORPUS CHRIST!. Texa£ May 14. | BALL won TO Christi the BEAT TO GET SPOILS —oPi—Corpus second ; 1 game of the s ries with Mission to- _____ j Miller I Tires day 5 to 4. The Seahawks were out- Heavies Will Clash on hit but hunched their hits at the j right time. PHILADELPHIA Winner Take All The score: R. H. E. : Mission 000 011 Oil 4 10 2 Basis Corpus 000 122 OOx—5 7 1 Prices Thurston Driven From Batteries: Livinston and Guerra; ; Special Brown and K?ller. Mound in When Jack 'Sullivan anu “Califor- Cleveland nia Jack” Burns craw! through the ^Win Over Senators ropes at Fairground* Arena, in Mat- 10 amoros next Wednesday night. J!ay Days 18. to start their 20-round fight, it F^-S-to-2 Score will be MARCOS IS case «*f the winner SAN getting all the. spoils. The men are fight- |»T. LOCI', Mo., May 14.—bP)— ing winner take all. and unless they Free Road Service St. Louis Browns slumti:-d three should fight 20-round to a oraw. something that is next to Th adelphia Athletic pitchers for 16 impossible On All Miller for • WINNER Tires these hitters—th MEET hard loser •it- today and won, 12 to 2. “Bing” will be worse oft than the ill! Pr led the barrage before with four fight. •af-ties, including a home run in the Fight fans will not carc more Scores Total of 57.5 eiyath with i. me on- Ty Cobb any got for “California Ja k” if he tw • singles. gee* down to dcStat. The sa Points in Intercol- core: R, h. E. il,, may be] «—==-.---:-- ■said of Sullivan. He will Pi 00/ 000— 2 have t*> ladelphia 1« :i win in Black order to hold Meet and his in White St place the Louis ... ?;{0’rn6 Olx—12 16 0 legiate Commander Francesco de the Eastern roast in his new Savoi limelight, for it is the latteries: C.rove, I Rommel. Fate Pinedo, following flights along monoplane, winner who draw.- at box ofi ice. 14.—i/P>— ®n'i Cochrane; Ballon and Schang. brought to New- York from Italy to replace one destroyeq by fire at Roosevelt Dam, Arizona, hopefully any DENTON. Texas. May There are of of looks forward to completing his four-continent flight with a hop across the Atlantic. Above, the new- plenty close students Southwest Texas Teachers college of the boxing’ game who are Marcos won the Texas Intercol- UHLE H\CK ON JOB plane ready to start; inset, the crew, left to right; Vitale Zachetti, mechanic; Commander de pinedo; pick- San Service ing Sully to win. are athletic association track and CLEVELAND. <Jhia. May 14.—(A*»— and Captain Carlo del Prete, Many blindly legiate navigator. placing their faith on him game of the becau-e field meet here closing Saturday, fCityelandk J^s^st he aeries driv- undoubtedly is one of the trick* scoring a total of 57-.» points. West froi^Mvhihj|9L>ri today, ie*t ing Thurr<*n fromVrl- box in the big fellows in the game, and can Texas State Teacher* College was Angus Young hit a terrific Uh^e, who returned to duty Radio Photo of ‘White Bird’ punch. For that ica- second with 36 points. ■evMgpt son a Col- two weeks with a lame Burns, crushing puncher him- North Texas State Teachers Kfl|^Wearlg self. and a master of the Phone 1110 2nd and Elizabeth HflBneld Washington to snen hit-, boxer, i* reduced lege here made a clean sweep TAKE to STEERS second in alTo^ng only two up to the seventh place white er betting tennis, My rack and Davidson taking there be. in tha inning when the Senators a mieh However, it is well first and second places escaped to shutout. remember that a liurne 1 child single*. This team also won the as- Score: R. FI. F:. never plays with fire, and it u sociation doubles championship. safe to new records were established Washington ... 000 000 200—2 7 0 MEET reasonably believe that the Five Californian will not track. Abilene Chris- < leveland .... 101 011 10*—5 14 1 TRACK walk into on tile Vaughn, Sully Batteries; Thurston, Braxton and again, hands dawn. tion College, ran the mile in*4:33, a Fuel; L'hle and L. Sewell. Both men are determined to win. new mark. Nelson, of the same Six isn’t mile in 10:17; Conference Marks There much fun in losing a school ran the two fight, especially when the terms are Dale. Fan Marcos, ran the 220 yard Go By Board At winner take all. low hurdles in 24 6. Rh"gnn of Can- Jack Sullivan will haw to show von made a new record in the half Houston of San Marco* PLAN everything, including all of his un- mile at 2:1:3. Wright CHANGES > canny method* of “outsmarting” his put the shot 42 feet for a record. opponent, if he wins, and Hums has HOUSTON, Texas. May 14,—-f/Pj— stated that he will whip the big bey STOP! The University of Texas, with a by boxing him carefully, taking no chance* whatever. It PRECINCTS total of 5K 1-2 points here won will be a great IN today fight, and the loser will no doubt Ride the the ar.nus:l southwestern collegiate go down into oblivion, aftir a hard at of Com- track meet which saw six confer- fought battle. Proposition ence records jjo by the board. Ken Macey and “Wop” Hynn are in good for Aericultural and Mechanical Col- shape their coming snap plete Realignment n the 8-round semi-final. This lege was second with 26 1-2 points; fight Black Kice fight will introduce n new Be Offered Institute third with 29. and face to May Southern Brownsville fight fans, and Methodist University was they will *ce two ST. fourth with 2.» mighty nifty 128-Id. CLAIR’S Te*., May 14.— points. SAN BENITO. Other boys in action. of the point scores w’ere: Baylor Templet* n-adjustment l niversity; Texas Christian Uni- Young Hernandez, the phantom Diamond boundaries of all f»ar commission- 10, and bantam, who has won he in aineron county versity University of Ar- every fight On \V. Elizabeth Street and er'' precincts J has in KUllHtiS I, had Brownsville and Mats- Highway result 1 roniM he recent appli- .,y moros, will face one of the tough- cation made annA a larpe part of Brownsville est propositions of his ring career San Benito inct to the Hai tl.t j^B Crow Will Address when he fact* Kid Barrientos of Busses I 11r ;*en petition fa* 1- prerinct^H'hc Eagle Pass. Barrientos is a former on in the com mi.J- a«-,t to tarry ^Ar El Jardin Students partner of the well known Kid I -nurt. Harlingen inter Lem and XXX Root ho, state champion, and conies Hamburgers Beer tie. will I, they tarry, s. I Baccalaureate services for the highly recommended. Both boys are ■*'. to courts, ^■u;hcr j A radio picture or t?ie "White Bird,” as 'he departed from France des- graduating class of the El Jardin confident. (The Better Kind) de-.'i while are keijffr tined fo»- New York. This was taken a in a hign school will be held in There will be six bouts on the of the ton$' y photo by photographer the audi- pro- torium gram. Hourly Service in §’ who it to London and sent it radio to of the school building Sun- and all the hoys are wording OUR ..-at rrunii are petition,; following plane, brought by SPECIALTY |l A;, day, May 15, at 8 o’clock in the even- hard in the gymnasium. ■ spetypi all..! America. ^Ki- ,|'"'A.l,r ing. Announcement is made that ».o Every Valley «,t r..a.l the $‘k- The ■», fu^Ar out^Af scheduled program is as fed- passports will be required, and tnat re i,in, i- '(Tyxwteti. lou s: the Town S/1 been started and the Victoria bridge will be oj»en. Valuations are Arto have been por- Opening Song "O, the <1 in some pawl* of the count/ tion has not been touched. Worship |Aa King.” Uncle Henry Says: “The to “Service With A Smile” <1 in other-. It The company is laying eight and way Ki. invocation- .Reverend beat an Insurance is to voniA of the business HALF six-inch iron mains. With Watson Company ;ief of OF PIPE special A)i, take out a Life Ik- and d*» the com- Song—“Holy, Holy, Holy,” large Insurance thai the CoMnliwiontn will machinery workmen Sent., The Valley’s First Hlrn ii, "The Secret of a Success- Policy and then never go near Nel- t.« define limits pany can lay 1,100 feet of eight-inch of tqew precinct ful Life.”—Reverend t). son's Drugless in Bus Line Formerly Harlingen ■ C. Crow. Physicians the it iniRossible for chant; and 1,500 feet of six-inch pipe a day. ■»<! to make 1 >ong "All Hail the ^tstj Nbg 1. Bank."—Adv. of a on the which Power.” oi of the changing There is machine job Benediction IS LAID HERE works with nine “buckets” attached Reverend O. O. Crow. > hose of the to an endless which graduating class arc: conveyer system C atherine Additional on digs the ditches for the pipes. Work- Lawrence, Margarate Mar- Sports J tin. Lev I'ohl, Rolan McKee, and Ir- men lay the pipe right behind the New Water Mains Are vin Loop.
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