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Girls’ Organi z a t i o n Church Educati o n a 1 EVE OF FIRST Preparing Stunts Structure at Ray- For Friday mondville Gets Rest Pittsburgh The annual organization of the (Special to The Herald.) As Rain Halts Work- drill squad of the Brownsville senior RAYMONDVILLE. Oct. 4. — A Yankees high school girls for this year has three-story educational building for outs; Ready j been completed with a total of 23 the First Methodist Church will be To Start Battle members and three honorary mem- erected in Raymondville in the near bers. future, according to announcement BY BRIAN BELL Five teachers have been selected by Rev. Leslie A. Boone, pastor of fAssocjated Pres* Sports Writer) from among the faculty to coop- the church. Oct. PITTSBURGH. Pa.. 4.—(A*)— erate with and advise the group on The building will be constructed Pirates and Yankees camped today the stunts that they will give be- of brick and tile, and including the tween the halves of the coming foot- on the outskirts of the battlefield equipment will cost in the neigh- ball games this season and upon the and waited for a coy sun to do its borhood of The are best ways in which to keep interest $40,000. plans Forbes Field for duty in drying out snd enthusiasm alive in the stu- now in preparation by Architect the first game of the world’s series dent body. Ralph Cameron, of San Antonio, and Since the entire of girls In tomorrow. group it is that they will be the school would have been unwieldy expected Rain rest to the brought players, to train all gills willing to enter completed within ten days. The needed the Pirates sut not by the by the squad were asked to enter their building has been fully financed, Yankees anxious to put the finishing certain individuals of names to he voted upon by the Raymondville on thoir The touches preparations. women’s athletic council, composed contributing the funds and donating rftin came whsn the Yanks had had of a girl from each desk room and the building to the church. a minutes only few batting practice four teachers. The council chose ten The structure will he located on Pirates off the field and kept the seniors, ten juniors, and five soph- the same grounds as the present church which will ad- altogether. omores for the squad. They are as building, it the brought no However, downpour folio* s: Seniors—Margaret Ander- join, forming an “L”. The Sunday rest to the building tem- the carpenters son. Frances Blanton. Theresa Har- school classes will he held in which have porary seats already rison. Elizabeth Ruff, Fay Sewell, new building, and the structure will sold. The craftsmen wrestled 600 It is ex- been "* accommodate pupils. ....■ .-.— .« Dorothy Vertrees, Mary Emma Ve- and saws as with slippery hammers vi**r, Althea Whitehead, Mary Byrd pected that the contract will be let they built benches to seat 4,000 more within the next few weeks, and that The swashbuckling Buccaneers from the Smoky City will entertain the Yankees on this field in the Webster, Margaret Wainwright, and than the big field normally Anne Scanlan who the work will be fully completed and playing world series beginning Wednesday. is senior candi- offers __ for next Easter. hospitality. date fer football sponsor; juniors— ready occupancy by hammers beat The sound of the Nancy Stringfellcw. Elizabeth Rowe, Raymondville has one of the pret- Smart the fans for Winter time to a cry from manufacture a run and if there is Klodia Pacfcero, Mabel Wiggington. tickets and more tickets. Hut there Styles no breathing speil between bas» Annie Rusterberg, Frances Sethman, were no tickest except in the hands i to hits defensive strategy is apt to be Barnes Hurl Frances Kaufman, Mary Margaret of who think they are with of dash and flJ speculators, more or less futile. Bush has an Rowe, Pauline Marl*r, and Nannie Styles plenty worth much more than their price SPORTS inch or so in height and several Decn Harris; sophomores—Barbara When in San would indicate. These new suits tag weight over Huggins. For Toledo Nine Biglow, Cherrille Debardelehen, Lou- “go.” snappy The the sentimental pounds scalpers hope Leading the flying wedge of the ise Levinson. Ida Laura Monroe, value of the will be Done Brown Benito pasteboards Yanks, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, TOLEDO, O., Oct. 4.—(/P)—Toledo’s Catherine Walton. will make a hit with young before time. big realised game who hit 107 American league home American Association champions The teachers selected to assist Write had Jess throw Eat at the Players Ikipe runs between them, were the objects The National league club that faces Bacpes to against with the work of the squad are Mrs men who keep abreast of the I before the first of Pirate Buffalo, International League cham- Helen Harris. Mrs. Louise C. Per- With a day to pass sharp scrutiny by pitchers. the New York Yankee* in this year’s act of the annual classic can be The Corsairs’ deep thinkers make no pions, in the fourth game of the kins, Miss Helen Bogardus, Miss times and dress world series must a brand of accordingly. staged, Pittsburgh was pracitcally secret of the fact that the big fel- produce little world series at Swayne Field Arne Kandrick, Miss V. Harrison. Barnes muffled the Bison’s In the hands of the experts. Old in- lows will not get good ball to hit. pitching that will overcome a two-run today. The squad is at present working And men whose have bats to lead Toledo to one of the two on a stunt to be between th« years habitants said the stronghold of the Back ‘Oklahoma Twins.* handicap in batting strength or be given ^ had never before victories already scored against the halves of the Edinburg-BrownsvilU Bold Bucaneers Pirates’ Faul The hatting aces, sunk. Buffalo team. . them added i been subjected to such intensified game that is to be held on th« Majestic brought dignity Waner and his make brother, Lloyd, This handicap is estimated on the With the champonship series Brownsville gridiron after- expecting. lack in Friday up the speed they weight two one their Most of the information came basis of the run scoring power of standing to in favor, noon. They will wear new uniforms and will like \ and the home folk were confident standing them, the feed of the home club must win three more on this occasion. Straight from box, many that the “Oklahoma twins" would the Yankees, the other clubs in tho their hands that games to take the series. are the using be able to hold own with Ruth Cafe too, for there many con- players j their American league and the pennant will later wield bats and toss curves | For Buffalo, the most likely PUBLISHER DIES and Gehrig in spite of giving away contenders in the National league. was or Falk. to in giving fans mound selection Striker pound typewriters a hundred pounds in tonnage. Recent team of the Na- SEDALIA, Mo., Oct. 4.—(A**—J servative new in the lot. the “low down.” This information averages styles The rival managers were expected tional show that there has West Goodwin, for many years pub- has been valuable and consistent league J to put their best p'tching bets for- been little difference in the New Russian Game lisher of the Sedalia Bazoo, at one San Benito’s The materials are excellent thus far. Every Yankee writer has very ward. Waite Hoyt for New York and total number of runs scored the time a leading daily publication ot victory for the American I by Ray Kremer for Pittsburgh. Both are various clubs. A total of Resembles Chess central Missouri, died today. He is and the of the was evened approxi- tailoring best. eague while the count two Finest firedicted right handers and neither needs any 80 runs covers the difference survived by sons, Mark Good- by the Pirate scribes, who to a man ! mately of introduction to the world’s serisc. between the total number scored by LENINGRAD

—A new game in- win, Washington correspondent Remarkable values at the National league entry. j News pick Wiley Moore, the best advertise- the third in run tended to resemble chess has been the Dallas and Ben F. Goodwin The fans, who seem to know e Cubs, ranking get- ment in baseball for the long dis- Pirates. The Giants launched the International of St. Louis. QUALITY AND deal about the situation, arc ting, and the by Society good tance telephone since he was bought of Red Prisoners in an effort the credits and debits of were listed between the two. Relief, SERVICE weighing from the Greenville club of the with careful In the American league the Yan- to raise funds. SKELETONS FOUND the contesting clubs ia to share the main “Sally” league kees amble along with over 000 runs The game is played on a hexagonal CAMERON* —(Ab— Cameron has thought, arriving at the conclusion with Yankee pitching assignments scored—an of close to seven board with a prison m the upper skeletons in her closets. Three skel- to this is the mark at average that question Moore has an underslung 1 etons have been unearthed in a $35 Hoyt. and fascist in the J. K. $60 two other clubs in the end of the world series sentence: per game. Only part headquarters NICHOLS, Mgr. ball called a “sinker” which seems near here. The is be- Pirate* still the the league, the Athletics and Tigers, lower. The center of the board is the gravel pit pit “Can the mighty to its mind between mound change had scored over 700 runs. The other Soviet Union, whither a prisoner is lieved to have been an old grava- WITH 2 bats of the Yanks?” and Bush PANTS 1 plate. Manager points clubs ranged from less than 600, assisted by six workers and pursued yard. To Watch Heavy Gun* out. that he also has Vic Aldridge. | scored by the Red Sox, to within a by the same number of fascists head- that who has a for never There were many questions reputation few runs of 700. ed by a pawn representing Mussolini. can ans- throwing a fast ball while he has a only Wednesday afternoon The average difference in run- Moves are patterned somewhat after dusl curve left. wer .and then only in part. The scoring ability between the Yanks those in chess. minds was certain to Weather of managerial Predict Fair and contending teams can be stt Dobbs Florsheim I as the two be interesting “mighty The sluggers will get no assist- roughly at 250 runs, or nearer two PITCHING HORSESHOES atoms” Donie Bush and* Miller Hug- ance from the Pittsburgh manage- runs per game and one one run. CHICAGO bPi—Chicago has taken crossed wits. It was pointed gins, ment in manufacturing right field In other words, the Yankees have to the old fashioned sport of horse- out that before the master minding home runs. Over the fence is not plunged their way to the pennant shoe pitching. Horseshoe "courts” can start the chairmen of the board “out” in Pittsburgh, but in for by outscoring the opposition day in have sprunr up in many neighbor- of strategy must have something to several thousand fans who will sir and day out. regardless of the pitch- hoods and men. women and children work on. If the runners do n^t in temporary stands built outside ing. Pennock, Hoyt. Shawkey, Pip- vie with each other at trying to throw on the bases, a mind on the get the fence. A street had to be closed gras, Shocker and Ructher have had ing ringers, leaners and whatever bench, no matter how alert, cannot Balls COMMERCIAL STEAMSHIP LINES I work out this to arrangement. the advantage of a two-run margin else there is in the pitching reper- can be driven in the left field to pitch on most of the time. tory. stands too if the pitchers grow care- Could Meadows. Hill. Aldrich and Schedule of Sailings for Corpus Christi less. and a few extra seats along Kremer. for instance, check the Yan- the left field foul line may make the kee sluggers enough to whittle down task of the left field hitters a bit this run-scoring handicap for the From Philadelphia: From New Orleans: easier. Pittsburgh batters? Sept. 28, Oct. 12, Oct. 26 Oct. 8, Oct. 22, Nov. 6 No home runs will be hit to cen- The Yankees’ run-scoring leader- ter field. There is no center field ship is accounted for, of course, in at Forbes Field. There is a place the main by the home run activities World Moore & between left and right but it is of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. When McCormack, Inc., Agents called “middle field.” % two husky gentlemen get into the of the all Suite 909-11-12 Nixon In spite day drizzle, habit of making a fair average of Building Monday, breaking at times into a the base hits good for the ciftuit the Telephone 1901 Corpus Christi, Texas regular rain, the weather man sticks sum total of runs is bound to mount his that and Series’ to story Wednesday up. Thursday will be fair. The Pirate* lack the long driving A of the amateur survey experts, power of the Yankees guns. Bush’s the barring professional play-writ- men have ranked fourth in home run ers, shows able catching strength a clouting. They are leading the league Dependable Prompt K Come in and let with Earl Smith giving the home bv a big margin, however, in base Play by Play club a debatable the Pi- j edge, and hits. They have been fighting'it out BROWNSVILLE TITLE COMPANY 3 a * us show you rates, claiming pitching advantage, with the Cardinals for the lead in on a Brownsville p which the Yankees refuse to con- hammering triples, however, and cede. The infield is re- abstracts of title to lands in our umbrella 3 strength rank at the top in two-base hits. Complete Cameron p as even, the Yankees be- garded all They lead the league in sacrifice hit- County, Texas at the first two posi- and auto 3 ing stronger ting as well, which explains their of- camp tions and the Pirates at the other p fensive strength. two. The outfields offer argumenta- before 3 The Pirates do their best bitting " tents tive grounds which can be settled Marvel Electric P in their own baliwick, it may be on the ball field. only stated. They "play" ihe right field time to make 3 The Pirates have no Rulhs and «tand and the long center field gar- p the Yankees have few if any Waners. a Board where hit is a Score E hunti n den. rolling good for your g 3, home run to a fast runner. Just how the Yankees will "play” these jyir.ie pecularities is problematical, Team of course. One American league park Sponsor looked like another to them, how- Next door to Election Held ever. I Head’s An election to choose a sponsor for the high school football team is MONEY Confectionery now’ being held by students of the con- La Senior high school here. The Gravel Co. j To test was started at noon Refinance—Improve Joya Monday [ and will last until noon Thursday, j Build The new sponsor will make her INCORPORATED first appearance at the game with Reasonable Rates school after- Harlingen Edinburg high Friday Quick Service noon. MISSION, TEXAS BOX Nominations foi the honor were firestone' 554 — See — made by the football team, two girls | being chosen from each class. Rachel i Starts Barnes and Cherrille Debardelehen I Samual-McDonald Play were chosen to represent the soph-] (more class; the junior representa- j 1111 Levee Street Daily at 12:30 Black Diamond lives are Genivieve Guess and » Eliz-, Phone 1131 abeth Campbell, while the senior Busses class is represented by Nancy Wain- w right and Anne Scanlan. These in turn were voted upon by | Leaves Brownsville and Mis- their respective classes and Rachel tioa on the hour daily from Barnes. Elizabeth Campbell and 6:00 A. M, to 6:00 P. M. Anne Scanlan were rhosen as candi- o dates. INCENSE o | ill cord Extra Daily: Votes for the sponsor cost a penny Leaves Harlingen 6:00 A. M. each and the money obtained will he assortment D to Mission. used in the publication of the school \4 Just received a complete Leaves Brownsville 0:00 P. M organ at the end of the year. of Vantines incense in 10 favorite Various E to Mercedes, only. methods of raising the ^ money are being used the differ- odors. Also a new stock of Vantines Laaves Mission 9:00 P. M. to by j ent classes. The girls are can- Harlingen, only. selling j incense burners. dy and knick-knacks in the business j p section, while a is held 1 Extra Saturday. Sunday and party being at the home of Roy Tues- Holidays, only. Rutledge j day night as part of the sophomore Brownsnlle 7:00 P. M. Laaves class fund-raising campaign. r u I DENISON SERVICE E to Mission. Eagle Pharmacy, Inc. Leaves Mission 7:00 P. M. to Til.DEN STYLE IN TENNIS * : DELIVERY .TO YOUR Brownsville. 26—693 N CHARLOTTE, N. C. (AV-Ainerica’s Phone I HOME general style of tennis will fol- STATION I DAILY I piny The Valley’s First Cifars and cigarettea, Huyler'a caadiea, atatiaa- T low closely that of William T. Tilden £ Successors to Scott’s Service Station j Baa Line during the next decade, believes Bob •ry. iaaacticidaa, fiahiag tackla, achool auppllaa. sjj COURTEOUS SERVICE I Crosland. Middle Atlantic and also j * HTraa DaUrary. • » North Carolina State cham- singlet " Call Us and Count the Brovaavllla Office, Phone Ms |J pion. A c'ose follower of Tilden's C««pl*ta prcacriptioa aerrico with two nfbtirN Minutes *7 CENTRAL POWER 4 game. Crosland has studied form, • Brownsville’s Tire Store — 4 Quality contnd, placements and stroking for LIGHT CO. years. j " 1 11 Miin k ^ M ) ^. w ** "1