■ —— —- ...... ■ —-- •—..— mi • ___ 4 ______Temperamental 'Joe MAJOR LEAGUE Light Heavyweight Title NEW GUN CLUB Browns Win Three Brown Holds Waco GAMES LIVELY At Stake In Coming Bout TO HOLD SHOOT As Macks Drop as Hitless and Runless in Slugging Riot Runs Up ^jamesN, j Skeet Apparatus Will Be Many Chicago Total* of 108 Hits ! Used For jg> cl* J Wednesday (By The Associated Press'* • The Associated Press) where By In Four Games First Time Just when it seemed Connie Mack was headed for open country Joe H. the of the Texas league to- the Athletics Brown, pitcher, occupied spotlight even his rear-guard would be safe from any Yankee thrusts, in the that comes when moundsmen enter baseball's The day, basking praise began absorbing taps on the chin from the humble White Sox. hall of fame by hurling no-hit, no-run games. NEW YORK, July 10.—(/?)—'The The newly organized Brownsville champion Yankees perversely chose the exact moment of Mr. Mack s one of the best in the but hard to handle, is Considered pitchers league gathering evidence that, in spite Skeet and Gun club will hold its greatest distress to launch a series of raids upon the Browns. was last to Houston for $5,000. Yester- of all official to the Browm sold w-eek by Shreveport protestations first official shoot Wednesday after- j.nu v*uii mice uui ui * mm mm -t __- .nu&iiitii ---1 > uay lie appeal La HI a. uuuaiu contrary, the major league ball, or noon at the new range just to the 6 to 4. W four in St. Louis as the Macks drop- eight hits to win by form for the first time, and tamed at least the National league sphere, rear of the Buena Vista cemetery. Washington shaded Detroit %y 2 three out of four in Chicago, the rampaging Waco Cubs, 3 to 0. is livelier than ever before. Also, Skeet apparatus has been installed ped to 1. The Boston-Cleveland game The game, however, was the sec- the indications are something will and rifle and pistol ranges are to be and by this gesture sheared two was rained out. ond of a double header and ran be done about it. put into service in the near future, games from the Athletic lead in one The Pirates gained a bit of SPORTS to Frankie only seven innings. If not, “somebody will get killed,” according Armstrong, brief seiies. The Macks warr* out breathing space by dropping the head of the club. The Wichita Falls Spudders de- in the opinion of Donie Bush, Pir- temporary front this morning with a margin of Robins. 3 to 1, at Ebbets field, as at the of the The range lies to the rear of the and one-half The Braves the 6 to cided one day top ate manager. Or as other critics seven games. the stopped Cubs. 2. between the old Point Isa- TALK heap was enough for Waco, so they believe, the riot of slugging will cemetery Philadelohia host still has little to for the second time in three games. a fall of the bel road and the Los Fresnos road. about, but soon have results increased the lead of took double out crip- continue to make many games a worry may These Dallas Steers. The Spuds The best way to reach it is by the plenty unless the brakes can be ap- the Pirates to one and one-half the Elks tour- pled farce. Details of billiard old Point Isabel road from which but the Giants the one- won the nightcap 1 to 0, on two It is no secret, as a matter of i plied. g-ames. gave nament are to be worked it is visible. The Yanks had to call on three two teams further cause to worry expected hits. Crouch tripled, and scored fact, that some of the outbursts of , New of their first-string pitchers to by cleaning up their fourth straight out tonight at the regular meeting on Payne’s sacrifice fly. Tauscher i hitting in the older circuit recently Rulings was the and The new club has several shade the Browns 8 to 7 in the get- against the Reds. 8 to 5. of the club. A committee frcm the losing pitcher, Payne have given the club owners as well adopted the winner, the Steers rulings not heretofore used in away game at St. Louis yesterday, Two circuit drives by Jim Bot- tour- allowing as the fans a headache. Four 19 already signed to enter the Brownsville. One is that skeet kvill but Herb Pennock had enough stuff t omley enabled the Cardinals to take four hits. Wichita Falls took the games one day last week produced nament will be appointed. This 9 to 6. be shot in groups of five. This is to register a troublesome third out their third straight in Philadelphia. opener a total of 108 hits, an average of expected to materially quicken the in the ninth and the champions The score was 7 to 4 in ten innings. self-governing body will lay down It was a costly day for both 27 per game. In another contest, shots. Armstrong states. Another were saved. IJottomley contributing his second the rules to be followed by the teams. Whitey Glazer, Steer pitch- the St. Louis Cardinals ran up 28 4 all innovation is that during each round The Athletic reverse a*- Chicago homer in the final round with two The billiard tourna- er, was knocked cold by a line hits and 28 runs, two ten cue sharks. including the was about a double an base after Frank O’Doul had tied drive from Rabbit Bentons a colored bird will bs flung from brought by is to stimulate the bat. run frames. ment expected traps. If the gunner breaks it, he failure—the Mackmen at bat and the score for the Phils with a drive situation It Howard Fitzgerald, Spudder center At St. Louis, a screen, erected sports considerably. in. will not have to pay for his pigeons Jack Quinn in the box. Urban Fa- over the right field wall in the a free- fielder, was injured by a pitched field, has cut off a V will possibly be followed by right percent-’ during the round. ber heald the Philadelphians to eighth. This ball in the second game. age of home runs, but Bak- for-all nigger billiard play. pop-fly The club, which now has a mem- Hap Morse, Dallas second sacker, er Bowl and the Polo In should draw a long list of entries grounds bership of 24, plans to hold shoots played both games at third continue to be the as this game is a favorite with the despite happy hunting bou&nran on Wednesdays and Sundays. They a broken finger. Milt Stock and for the of Elks. grounds sluggers the Na- 1 will be held any time for the con- * * Flash Dallas’ star in- * Glaskamper, tional league. venience of members, however. Arm- fielders, were out of the with Brownsville has never taken game Having experienced no falling off strong states. The Sunday practice It was announced Waco the interest in intra-city sports injuries. in attendance or gate receipts that will get under way at 8:30 a. m. had loaned Infielder Jim Battle to that other cities have. Bowling can be attributed directly to wild If the gunners wish, a shoot will be the Steers. and twilight, baseball, which fur- hitting, the Magnates probably will held in the afternoon also. In his game at Houston, Brown slow Hot I nish competition in many other go in making any changes Plans Weekly Meet. Days three bases on cities of about this size, have nev- gave balls, and that will make the ball less lively. When the pistol and rifle ranges struck out one man for a no-hit L —f er flourished here. A four-club Nevertheless the rabbit ball is on are placed in order it is planned to His mates errorless twilight baseball league is well game. played trial. Tommy Loughran will risk his light heavyweight crown when he hold regular weekly meets in these ball. The first within the realm of possibility. Houston-Waco fights James J. Braddock at the Yankee Stadium July 18. events. Special awnings and other Call for I saw Stein in a Brownsville could furnish two game Lefty hero facilities for the members are to be role for the Cubs. He shut out the NEW YORK. — (TP) —The two Rhine, Loughran promptly announ- installed soon. teams, the Hat Makers and the | Buffs 2 to 0. light heavyweights who will fight for ced that his training camp would The for the Wed- Tigers, Fort Brown could furnish TEXANS IN THE arrangements The Shippers from Beaumont the championship July 18 at the be set up in the lately vacated quar- shoot are in the hands of ope, the Yankees, and Matamoros ! nesday ■ grabbed a from San Yankee stadium have retired to ters of Ded Maxie in Hoosick Falls. Richardson and Bob Wade. could easily place a nine in the pair Antonio, BIG LEAGUES Harry Coo! Clothes_ 10 to 4 and 7 to 6. their training camps and are send- Braddock made no announcement When the membership is increased field. By doing this while the Dallas first half EACH DAY ing forth only rumbles of the con- and retired into the wilds, his ad- to 40. permanent officers will be * * • champs were test. dress unstated. ! to Baseball, however, doesn't seem losing the Exporters climbed elected, according Armstrong. from to a tie Watty Watwood, White from Tommy Loughran will enter the The title settled on Loughran’s to interest local people to a great eighth place for sev- Sox, Perlboro linens and Nutrotex cloths answer the call. enth with the Steers. four times, one ring with the clamor of a champion shoulder aft;* a shellacking ad- extent. True, the Hat Makers and Shreveport—Up run, Fort Worth two hits, one a double. Two bruiting about his ears and James ministered the burly Jimmy Slat have but and Shreveport di- chances. Net Women Light in weight, cool and breeze catching—you look Tigers strong followings, J. Braddock must on those of tery in was an English vided a well played double header Carey Selph, Cards, from Houston rely January. Slattery neither could be called up and go- the faithful whose lie obstacle of no small for the at Cowtown, the Panthers —Up four times, one run, no hits. sympathies size, S. best and feel ease mind ing business propositions. Their coming To Comnete In U. your your best. They your from Five chances. with a challenger. National Boxing association consid- is amateur— behind to win the opener 6 following typical Jim Loughran is a cagy boxer and ered him their champion after Jack to 4. and the Sports winning the Bottomley, Cards, from Hous- For Wiarhtman Cup as well as your strongly personal and partisan. Braddock is a Loughran is had in 1927 to body. nightcap 3 to 1. ton—Up five times, two runs, two slugger. Delaney resigned go They turn out largely to razz the a veteran and Braddock is after Before hits, both homers, drove in five sturdy bigger game. that, and to their opposition encourage runs, li chances. an up and coming lad with wide Tommy had mingled successfully NEW YORK, July 10.—(/P)—Eng- favorites. Chick shoulders and a way of slinging with Mike Methuselah McTigue in a veteran women's * Hafey, Cards, from Hous- land is sending * * from his shoelaces. The 1925 and had mixed ton—Up four times, two runs, two punches unsuccessfully tennis team to compete against the The 43rd Mexican nine sentiment of the learned is divided with the said who to cavalry hits, one chance. Delaney, thereby United States in the seventh an- $15 $22.50 has just about convinced Browns- with a shade of the majority lean- became Fred Frankhouse, Cards, from champion. nual Weightman cup series at For- ville and Fort Brown that they toward the gentleman who Houston—Started against Phils and ing When Delaney took a run-out est Hills August 9 and 10. are the best diamond shares initials if nothing else with aggrega- was pulled after allowing three hits powder, the New' York commission In the British lineup will be Mrs. tion in this immediate vicinity. in the distinguished James Joseph ordered Mike and to settle TEXAS LEAGUE first. One chance. Tommy Dorothy C. Shepherd-Barron, Mrs. 2 Pants The only fall taken out of the Tunney and the illustrious James the Tuesday’s Results Ernie Orsatti, Cards, from Hous- matter but decided that Tom- Phyllis H. Coveil, Mrs. Peggy Saun- Mexican nag and sabre outfit J. Jeffries. Waco 2-0. Houston 0-3. ton—Up once, no hits, one chance. my’s conquest of Slattery was suf- ders Michell, Mrs. Phoebe Watson was the first the Yankees Tommy is admittedly supersti- ficient play- Beaumont 10-7. San Antonio 4-6. Pinker Whitney, Phils, from San evidence. and Betty Nuthall. ed with them. Tired a Fort Worth 6-1, Shreveport 4-3. tious. Attending the Schmeling- by game Antonio High—Up six times, one Young Mr. Braddock gained his In doubles the British team will earlier in the the 43rd Wichita Falls 9-1, Dallas 6-0. Paulino fight and noting the suc- day, drop- run two hits, stole base, two chances. fame by short circuiting Tuffy Grif- be exceptionally strong. Mrs. Wat- a Wednesday’s Schedule cess of the Black Uhlan of the ped 3-2 decision to Fort Brown Sam West. a of some The Houston at Waco. Senators, from Roches- fith, pugilist repute. son and Mrs. Mitchell, Wimbledon in eleven innings. Since they ! was San Antonio at Beaumont. ter, Tex.—Up four times, one hit, jolt administered in the second champion, probably will form one have beaten the U. S. soldiers ! Shreveport at Dallas. drove in run. One chance. round and there was born the idea combination and Mrs. Coveil and twice by decisive margins. They Fort Worth at Wichita Falls. Heinie Hall and Mercer that Mr. Braddock a j Schuhle. Tigers, from Hous- young packed Mrs. Shepherd-Barron. runners-up also have knocked over the Hat Standing cf the Clubs ton—Up three times, one hit. Six Tennis weighty right. He had other knock- at Wimbledon, another. Makers a of times. Sev- Team— P. W. Pair For couple L. Pet. chances, two errors. outs to his credit but that at the But in singles the United States eral former members of Wichita Falls 9 6 3 .667 the Cedric Durst, Yankees from Beau- Garden last winter was sufficient to Waco .10 6 4 .600 Court Match will hold the upper hand with Brownsville Tigers have joined mont—Pinch Clay Houston 7 4 3 .571 batted for Durocher warrant his being matched with the Helen Wills and Helen Jacobs as the 43rd lineup. Fort Worth .10 5 5 .500 and sineled to drive in run. Loughran. the The * * • INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., July 10.— principal hopes. complete San Antonio 9 4 5 .444 Pete Donohue, Reds, from Texas triple, batted in run. Thalheimer, Scores -were After accomplishing such worthy One chance. Chicago. LEAGUE 6-2, 6-8, 2-6, 9-7, 7-5. deeds as these the Donnaites were AMERICAN Art Shires, White Sox, from Waco Tuesday’s Results Hall and Mercur a insulted in special wire stories to —Up three times, two runs, two hits, profited by Washington 2. Detroit 1. default wThen Wray Broivn of St. Texas dailies. The scrivelers evi- 6. 4. one a triple, sacrificed. 18 chances. Chicago Philadelphia Louis and Harris Coggeshall of Des dently had “never heard of it” and New York 8. St. Louis 7. Carl Reynolds, White Sox, from Moines were unable to remain for did rot “quite get the name.” Boston-Cleveland: postponed, rain. Palestine—Up three times, no hits, j of the Throughout special stories Donna Wednesday’s Schedule sacrificed. Two chances. competition rain-delayed New York at Chicago. tourney. « was carried as •‘Dana.” * * • Washington at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit. ; —.— .. 1 —. ...—...— The blatant sailor. Jack Philadelphia at St. Louis, two games. Sharkey, is at it again. Whether Standing of the Clubs this latest row is for publicity pur- Team— P. W. L. Pet. ! XrlGKTS USX Philadelphia 74 54 20 .730 remains to he seen. DANCING poses Sharkey New York 73 46 27 .640 fs now in the position of Hie -hep- St. Louis 75 45 40 .600 to herd who yelled “wolf” often. Detroit .-.. 79 41 38 .519 In ?atio of Anything he might do is suspected Cleveland 74 37 37 .500 (By the Associated Press) Stonewall Jackson Washington 72 23 44 .389 Canzoneri, as a for publicity. Sharkey NEW YORK—Tony play Chicago 79 28 51 .354 Hotel — San Benito his con- New York, Phil Mc- is threatening to Ignore Boston 78 23 55 .295 outpointed tract with the Madison Souare Graw. Detroit, (10). Cali- EVERY WED. NITE Gar\en corporation which holds CHICAGO.—Johnny Eurns, some Ted Ross, Chi- his services under option for Three Tie For fornia, outpointed Music by time to come. Jack now finjs that High cago, (10). he has no hold on the corporation In Brownsville Skeet DES MOINES—Joe Rivers, Cedar Eddie Werner and thev do have their hocks on Rapids, outpointed Jimmy Sacco, 1 him. In ether words, if the Contests Boston, (10). And His Orchestra there Shooting >1. S. Q. gjouo should decide ______for was no suitable opponent V Leaders Sharkey, he would ret no fight. Richardson, Young and Markus- Major League * * * (Including Games of July 9) for honors at the sen tied high the Associated Press) Sharkey is threatening to kick (By A skeet shoot held Tuesday afternoon National: IS, i Wsi\ .v vy ?«• rfnn BrfhW-^Tfl«nff.^anflC- ■, ,yftfflfi»t«a««PC •■;:>•...-: ... .. ^MMSti*3 over the traces and go back to Pro- .393. moter ^Fugazy. Fugazv has no suit- at the club grounds by the Batsell- Batting—Herman, Robins, 80. able heavyweight available to fight Wells club, each breaking 22 out of Runs—Ott, Giants, — the Boston Tar. That is. unless you Runs batted in Bottomley, a 25 birds. Both Richard- 1 Swim 2 Certified accountants possible 89. report consider George Godfrey “suitable.” Cards, fc public and Young also shot a 21. Fugazv was the promoter who really son, Hits—Terry. Giants, 120. gave Sharkey his chance that put Markussen shot only once. Doubles—Hafev, Cards, 26. In In Pure V/ater! j choice of New Yorkers in him up among the “big shots." Frankie Armstrong and Jimmy Triples—L. Waner, Pirates, 12. 2,003 fell into 24. ■A 1926 the Bostonian deep George were well up among the Homers—Ott, Giants, Stolen the mire of disrepute for his shabby j leaders. Armstrong pulverized 20 bases—Cuyler, Cubs, 24. Eddie Huffman. Pitching—Grimes, Pirates, won test of the 4 showing against | and 21 in two of his attempts. The State Department of leading cigarettes his comeback 14, lost 1. g Fugazv gave Sharkey | George obtained two 20s. ! Health has placed the seal of chance in a bout with Harry Wills, American: j The scores: ipproval on the water supply- his then We hereby certify that we supervised that the following summary correctly The negro was in prime Batting—Foxx, Athletics, .401. Jug— and the mention of his name was Shoots— 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Runs—Gehringer, Tigers, 76. 1 and audited a public “concealed name” setsforththecompleteresultsof thistest. • make cold chills run Armstrong ... 20 .. 18 21 Runs batted enough to in—Simmons, Ath- test of the four leading cigarette brands down the backs of the heavyweights, George 20 13 18 20 19 .... letics. 85. brand first choices result j CASCADE POOL at 1741 New York dur- beat him badly for 13 Richardson. 22 20 Hits—Manush, Browns, 122. | Broadway, City, Sharkey | OLD 601 Wills was for Gregg.16 17 18 .. 17 .. the of March 2 to March ^ rounds. disqualified j Doubles—Gehringer, Tigers, 29; “Free from all contam- 8 ing* period 5, GOLP .. “Brand X” 522 holding. Wade .%.19 18 Johnson. Tigers, 29. « , 26% inclusive. The test was to the ... * • * is the test 1929, open '2; Young .*.21 22 .. ination” what “Brand Y 4a0 Triples—Miller, Athletics, 10. .... 23% who of the McAllen.16 11 .. general public. Everyone stepped Pancho Snyder, manager Kcmers—Gehrig, Yanks, 22. shows. “Brand Z” 430 21% Buffs until the catcalls and jeers Pierce.19 17 Stolen room was invited to bases—Gehringer, Tigers; into the display Total 2,003 700% got him. is having a portion of Muckelroy .15 .. Cisssll. White Sox, 13. PICNIC PARTIES emoke one each of the 4 “masked'* , —« that delicious dish called “sweet Arbuckle ..10 Pitching—Grove, Athletics, won WELCOME ^ brands and to indicate which i LA revenge.” Snyder is now at the Markussen.22 14, lest 2. cigarette fAJ-A., „ He The 4 helm of the Atz-less Atzmen. his taste liked best. We further certify Accountants and Auditors leading cigarettes, masked to conceal their identity Is numerous laudatory WANTED: 85 CASCADE POOL J getting CHILD WEDS MAN AGED 76 PAIRS OF TWINS however, from Buff fans. LONDON.—The Finest - National “The — letters, Adop- Valley’s i your Radio, OLD GOLD PAUL WHITEMAN I n, of these Snyder is carefully NANTES. Franco. — tion HOUR... 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