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IBy Staff Correspondent.) determine which of them shall pro the cup VALLEY LEAGUE the league-leading McAllen outfiiit National League 1 Supplies HARLINGEN, July 8-—Blow your grapple Hugh Nichols, light heav^ Games 8-2 at San Benito. Yesterday’s whistle. Turn In the fire weight champion, tPhiladelphia Athletics It was as vicious a bee Albert of thie slugging Ruhmann, the pride continue to They collide next Tuesday to as has ^ 8. B. . 2 3 .400 .500 .333 dominate the American ever been str/ in a Valley TORONTO. Ont.. 9 (fP—A Colorado River bottoms, sent thie July L. F. 1 4 .200 .333 .166 League race, despite the stoutestE ring. O Bnen. usual,/ a sweet rose McAllen Palms back at San Beniti° high-class International field begins effort* of Walt Johnson's Washing- o Kilamey, turned into a tiger lllly Schedule Wednesday Tuesday, limiting the Covlngtonmern play In the Canadian ton Senator*, baseball fans again when Stecher decided to teat his open golf La Feria at San Benito to seven scattered blows as the Sarn at the are beginning to look to the Na* knuckles against the Celt's dome. championship Mississauga McAllen at Harlingen. Benito Saints won 8-2. thie club near here tomorrow ending tlonal League to supply most of thi O'Brien finally chased Stecher into with present series between the two clubss Tommy Armour of Detroit. British Thursday fireworks in the second half of the the crowd and was biffing him with and setting the visitors back for the* open champion, in the role of de- Harlingen at McAllen. campaign. looping haymakers when the cops first loss after their firsl fending champion. San Benito at La Feria. winning From the way things are shaping arrived. A policeman then led four starts during the second hall1, A Canadian-born golfer has not up now, they probably will not be Stecher to his room, and they of the season. won the Canadian since Karl Both McAllen and Harlingen. Nos. disappointed with the St. Louis lived happily—no that's another open The In and out Saint batting at-" Keffer turned the trick in 1914 and 1 and 2 teams in the Valley league, Cardinals displaying symptoms of story—and since that time, Alger- tack hopped on -Lefty" Wlll« in th« there seems to be no reason for fell before the lowly La Feria Night- faltering under the hot pace they noon dear, the Stecher person has first frame and pecked away at hb* Games the Dominion can chal- hawks and 8an Benito Saints have set fince April and the Brook- Yesterday** been known as the "Copper's Com- beyeving portslde offerings for eight innings lenge the formidable contenders Tuesday at the conclusion of pre- lyn Robins and Chicago Cubs com- Wichita Falls 5. Dallas 1. panion." as the locals touched him for 14* from the United States. England sent series. ing up fast, prospects are the senior Houston 4, Galveston 3. Wrestlers, according to word In hits. The Saint batting attack wass Prance and Germany this time. The La Feria contingent, runner- circuit soon will be embroiled in Fort Worth 5, Shreveport 2. trainer circles, have memories com- led by Williford, crack second-base- In addition to Armour, the United up for the first half came another sizzling battle for top. The Beaumont 19, San Antonio 3. parable to an elephant's. (Remem- pennant, man, who had a at the States has entered most of its aee perfect day four clubs were W L Pet back strong yesterday to wallop the leading bunched Team- ber the one about Jumbo and the eolfers bat, hitting safely four times, one .889 Including Leo Diecel, Mir Harlingen Ladds 12-2. within a span of three and a half Houston . 8 1 chaw o* tobacco?) So no doubt of the base knocks going for threee Gerald Smith, George Von Elm. The 8an Benito Saints defeated games today. Beaumont 5 2 .714 Patrick and Stecher will have their bases. cast- A1 Watrous and another Mos* -- Cartwright, Harlingen Cardinals lost 6 3 .667 many The valuable ground Wichita Falls previous srrangle uppermost in ot the * the British team which off, joined Saints totday and 3 .625 nlaved yesterday when they took two beat- Shieveport . 5 their thoughts when tangle tn connected for a pair of hits, as did3 they the United States open at Toledo mgs from the Cubs at Chicago. 14 Fort Worth 3 5 375 Tuesday. Co\lngton, who entered the local last week also will be on and. Billy to 2 and 6 to 3. The two victories Dallas . 3 6 .333 Last night Stecher beat Stakes e■J j Geo. Burke, who beat Von Elm I lineup after a four weeks absence in their shoved the Cubs up into third 1 San Antonio 2 6 350 Pculot, the Awful Greek, in a bat- due an marathon at o* to injury. .000 plavoff Toledo, will place in a virtual tie with the Galveston . 0 7 tle of interrumed * wiinams smmmea a case tut into3 swishing punches here but onlv as a ewetator. Ho Brooklyn Robins, a half-game be- Schedule bv occasional efforts at has Run Over left field after Hill grounded out to3 grappliix had enough golf for the tim* Today hind the Giants, who were held idle Sticher took the first fall with a start the festivities for the after- Shreveport at Fort Worth. being. by rain at Boston. Japanese armloek in 24 minutes. noon. Jordan grounded out and Wil*[ Wichita Falls at Dallas. Eight former champions are in Two Cardinal aces. Hallahan and Pou'os won the second with a series the Park * liams took second on the play. Beaumont at Galveston. field— Armour. Dieirej. Wat-ous Johnson, were pounded for 16 hits of br'sk blows and a scissor Arlington I Williford sent the Houston cotton- San Antonio at Houston. body Mac Smith. George Cnmming of by the Cubs in the first game, while In 19 minutes. Stecher took the i head home Toronto. Keffer and Charles and as he singled to right. Charlie CHICAGO. 8—— Another Root kept seven well dis- deciding setto with an armloek in Albert July | Cartwright dropjied a hit In center Murray. tributed. Hack Wilson led the at- AMERICAN LEAGUE 17 minutes. one of those oversized fields wit i but he was out after Willis 1, Armour won the title !n 1927 and caught tack with four I singles. Flint Rhem Yesterday's Games Pat O'Brien had no trouble In 1930; in after the fat prize in the Lassii him trying to steal second. Dlegel 1924-25-28-29; Mr apparently had the Hornsbymen Chicago 10. St. Louis 8. disposing of Everett Zook, new- Smith in 1926; stakes, Arlington Parks feature foi Hill stated the third Inning off Watrous in 19°'* tamed in the nightcap, but they comer. O'Brien was to have wres- with a tnree-base hit down the[ Philadelphia 7. Washington 3. Gumming In 1905; Keffer in 1924: two-year-old fillies today. on him for four ; Jumped runs in Boston at New York—rain. tled Teddy Waters, but the man- Charles in 1908 and 191*. The overnight list included n( ! third base line and* before the Murray : the eighth Inning to complete the Team— W Pet agement announced the Cowboy and Albert less smoke cleared the Saints sent L Murray In 1908 and 1913 than £5 nominees, which woulc I away, s day's sweep. Danny Taylor pinch Philadelphia 52 21 .712 had been injured and was unable The Canadian own consists of 72 the $10.50(1 added event a i five tallies across the Wil- give grosj plate. double with the bases loaded did to Hams out Denson and Hill Washington 48 28 .632 appear. holes of medal play. 18 tomorrow. value of $28,150. of which the win- ! filed to the work. , New York . 39 31 .557 In a prelim. Robin Blue took a 18 Friday and 36 Saturday. The ner wojild receiv.e $24,540. Not al remained at third, but he raced The Brooklyn Robins came to 37 37 .500 one-round affair from Alva course. were home as Jordan bounced a hit off Cleveland Bogg Mississauga 6.545 yards long, expected to face the barrier trim the 5 Phillies. to 1. for an even St. Louis. 33 41 .446 in 18 minutes, using a body scissor. has a par of 72 which has been beat- but the prospect was good for 2( Willis' glove. Williford dropped an- break in their series. Boston en starters. other hit into right and Jordan . 28 41 .405 only once. Bob Cunningham, President Hoover and other nbt- 46 370 MAJOR LEAGtTE club a took second. sent a hot ! Chicago. 27 LEADERS pro, acored 71 last year. Overnight. Cornelius VanderblU Cartwright ables watched the champion Athle- Detroit . 27 48 360 (Bv The Associated Press) Whitney s Flight was the fa- I one to short that took a bad hop, Top l tics turn back their strongest ri- (Including games of July 7) vorite. at 5 to 2. The filling the bases. Campbell ground- Schedule being quoted | vals. 7 to 3. in the second game of National League Middleburg stable’s Marcasit* ed to Phillips at short who threw St. Louis at Detroit. entry. — their vital series at Washington. In Battmg Davis, Phillies, 308. and White Flier, was held at 6 to wild in home. Jordan and Williford Boston at New York. 1 squaring the series, the A s staged Klein. Phillies. 367. as was R. W. Coe's Polonaise. How- scoring. Crumpton grounded out 1j Cleveland at Chicago. two typical rallies in the late in- Runs— Klein, Phillies, 72; En- ever. with a huge field almost cer- and Cartwright scored on the play. nings. each good for three runs. Big glish, Cubs, 59. tain. anything might and Covington singled to center, scoring NATIONAL LEAGUE happen \ George Earnshaw. who lost the Runs batted in—Klein, Phillies. long shots as well as favorites wer« Campbell but the Saint outfielder opener Sunday, came back to hold Yesterday’s Gaines 73; Cubs. 64. sure of was off first to re- Hornsby. support. caught napping the Senators to hits and tire the side. eight help Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia !. Hits—Klein, Phillies, 109; Her- j win his own game with a double Chicago 12-6. St. Louis man, Robins; Cuyler, Cubs. 101. The locals continued to peck away j 2-V I The victory put the Atletlcs five New York at Doubles—Bar at Willis and bunched five of| Boston—rail*. tell, Phillies, 27; they and a half games In front of the Team— hits the sixth and seventh W L Pet Davis. Phillies, 20. their in field ! St. Louis . 46 Diamond Dust frame to send their final pair of 30 .605 Triples— Watkins, Cardinals, 9; Although they four! New York . 40 30 runs home. punched 371 Terry, Giants; Worthington, Braves, , home-runs, the St. Louis Browns . 41 32 .562 8 By -LEB- McAllen added a run In their half j Chicago : dropped a twelve-inning decision to . 42 33 .560 Home of the sixth frame on base blows Brooklyn runs—Klein, Phillies, 21; WTiite 8. ! the Chicago Sox. 10 to Boston . 14. Johnny Rizzo by Contreras and Sicola. and their 37 36 .507 Hornsby, Cubs, Mel Simons' single in the twelfth Philadelphia. 32 42 .432 Stolen Pirates, The Valley League sold its first only other run in the ninth on hits bases—Comorosky, scored Watwood and Blue with the 30 40 U; Cubs. 10. Player yesterday. Johnny Rizzo. La- by Bonds and Willis. Pittsburgh .429 Cuyler. winning runs. Fred Schulte hit two Cincinnati 26 49 347 Pitching—Morrell. Giants, won 4. Feria outfielder and leading batter The La Ferla Nlghthawks Journey J homeruns for the lasers, while Tut lest 1; Bush. Cubs; Clark. of the league, was purchased on a to San Benito W>dnesday for a Schedule Robins; ! Jenkins and Chad Kimsey rapped ardinals. won 0. lost 2. 15 day option by the Galveston Buc- game that will get under way at Brooklyn at Boston. Haines, one apiece. American caneers and will report to Manager 4 o'clock. Biegers and Waitman are New ork at League: Rain again held the Yankees and Philadelphia. Del Pratt at the Island City immedi- the probable choice for hurlers. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Batting—Morgan. Indians, .383; Red Sox idle at New York. Cleve- .382. ately. Rizzo has been the most con- Ruth, Yankees, ; Harlingen AB R H PO A E land and Detroit were not schedul- i sistent hitter the has seen Runs—Gehrig. Yankees. 72; Bish- league I Harding. 2b. 5 0 1 3 1 0 ed. and a future op. Athletics. 65. great is predicted for i Johns, 3b 5 1 1 3 5 0 the Houston lad. His Cub Fans Jam Park Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yankees, young success Lamm, cr 4 0 2 2 0 0 in the Texas will be 75; Ruth. Yankees, 72. League closely Frierson, lb. 4 1 2 10 0 1 Giant Corn To See watched all those in Crop Twin-Bill Hits—Haas. Athletics, 109; Sim- by interested Nichols, rf.3 0 1 0 0 0 baseball and the outcome of the CHICAGO. July 8. 'A* —If mons. Athletics. 108. 0 0 2 0 Grows In support Squires. If.4 0 Valley will boost a sale will have a great on team into a champion- Doubles—Webb. Red Sox. 35; bearing Duffard. ss. 3 0 0 1 1 0 SAN BENITO. July 8 —-More others under discussion at the ship. the Cubs should be right up Manush, Senators, 28. pre- Garrison, c 4 0 1 3 2 0 corn !s being grown in the Lower sent time. there at the close of te National Triples—Cronin, Senators; Rey- i 4 0 1 0 Rio Grande than • • • Brodie, p 3 0 valley at any time League season. nolds. White Sox. 9. _I; since the coming of Irrigation, ac- I lewILewacnriaecvcdl With both catchers on the j Yesterday 80,000 fans stormed Home runs—Ruth and Gehrig. injured Totals...,36 2 9 24 11 1 cording to Henry Alsmeyer, Cam- list. Manager E. J. Waitman of the Wrigley Field to see the Cubs and Yankees. 2. La Feria AB R H PO A E eron county agricultural agent. on a tire of this San Benito Saints stepped into the the champion St. Louis Cardinals Stolen bases—Chapman, Yankees, quality}' Midkiff, lb 5 1 1 7 1 0 The increase In corn acreage Is field and signed Earl Cartwright play a doubleheader, and there 29: Johnson, Tigers, 22. Cannon, 2b 5 2 2 0 5 1 i attributed to a decrease in cotton wasn’t as much recently released by t he Harling ?n confusion during Pitching—Grove. Athletics, won I anyone, Morris, 3b 5 2 2 0 1 0 planting. The Mexican tortilla ere- i the 1929 anytime, Ladds. Cartwright was one of the world series, as resulted 16, lost 2; Marberry, Senators, won anywhere^ a 1 Rizzo, Cf 5 2 4 4 0 0 ates big demand locally for com. I from Trail Blazers are made one of the World’s* « strongest sluggers on the Ladd nine the jam. 7. lost 1. by ----- i Johnson. If 5 1 1 1 0 0 ..— -—-- and his receiving has wanted little, i „ Tire Millions are Kemp, rf 4 0 1 1 0 0 Largest Companies! id] so Waitman took exception to the use! are backed 2 2 4 3 They by the fairesV* and sent McNair, ss.3 0 opportunity Carty into the — Cox. c.3 0 1 8 0 0 strongest tire guarantee ever written < regular receiving job until Messrs. Biggers, p. 4 2 1 2 0 0 without limit as to time or T rail Hoffman and Covington are able to UUuUttttMittiftSjfiliftfiittaM mileage. j* share part of the burden with him. Blazers have ALWAYS sold for less than* Totals....39 12 15 27 10 0 any other tire of the same and I Score by innings: quality; r Harlingen 000 001 100— 2 NOW you can buy them at the lowest* I > For the first time this season, the La Feria 002 700 12x—12 I in financial situation has begun to Just prices history! a the officials of the San Ben- Summary: Earned runs—La Feria | imagine—n worry 12. 2. to club and it i« generally under- Harlingen Two-base hits— stood that outside interests will be Rizzo 2, Morris, Garrison, Lamm. asked to assist in keeping the team McNair, Cannon. Harding, Frier- son. Home runs—Morris. in the league the remaining part First on of the season. The Saints played in balls—Off Bigger* 1. Brodte 2. Left feurth place during the entire first on bases—La Feria 5. Harlingen 9. half of the schedule and it lg w’ell Hit by pitcher—Nichols by Blggers, known that the attendance has fall- McNair by Brodie. Stolen bases— Westinghouse en off in the San Benito Park be- Hardiryg, Frierson. Nichols, Squires, cause the Resaca City nine was Bigger! unable to be in the thick of the McAllen AB R H PO A E . . . race as most fans thought they, Denson, cf.4 0 1 3 0 0 Refrigerator would be af.:r the club was' Contreras. 2b _ 3 1 2 2 1 0 atrengthened earlier in the season. Simla, rf 4 0 110 0 • • • Bondi. 3b 4 1 1 0 1 0 Sicola Cox. lb 3 0 0 9 2 1 Carlie Sicola another of the Hous- Harwood, lb.1 0 0 1 0 0 ton products, has joined the McAl- Willis, p 3 0 1 0 6 A 180* len Palms and has been hitting the N. Yoder. If 3 0 0 1 0 0 ball at a terrific rate since stepping Francis, c 3 0 0 5 0 0 See it before into a Valley League uniform for j you buy the third time. Sicola started the. Total*..,.30 2 7 24 15 2 season with the Corpus Christi Sea-1 Hill, ss 4 1 1 3 1 1 ANY hawks Later he Joined the San Ben- 1 William*. If. 5 1 1 8 0 0 refrigerator Ito nine and was released early last Jordan, lb 4 115 2 0 month. After a short stay in the Williford. 2b.4 2 4 3 2 8 Bayou City, Sicola returned to the Cartwriuht. c.4 1 2 4 1 0 Why continue with old-fashioned refrigerat- and was Camgbell. 2 1 1 0 Valley immediately signed cf.4 0 methods? with uncertain by Manager Tex Covington of the Crumpton. 3b.4 0 1 ! 0 0 ing Why put up Palms. Covington, rf.3 0 2 3 1 0 • food miss the social con- • • Ruhmann. p.4 0 1 1 3 0 protection? Why McRoberts venience of pure ice-cubes and frozen Charley McRoberts former San Totals...36 8 14 27 11 1 dainty, Benito baseball player of the days Score by innings: salads, desserts, and beverages? Only $180 when the national pastime was on a McAllen 000 001 001—8 thi* westinchouse paying basis In local circles is back San Benito 105 001 lOx—8 buys small-family in the for a short visit. Me Earned Valley -1 Summary: runs—San Be- all the con- Roberts was a star college player on nito 6 McAllen 2 Left on bases— Refrigerator, offering advantages, the Wabash College nine and im- San Benito 6 McAllen 4. Three base veniences and economies of westi>ghoise mediately after finishing his col- hits—Hill. Williford. Two base hits lege career came to the Valley and —Contreras. Camotell, Phillips. "Completely Balanced" design. With it you started on the San Benito nine. The Willis Struck out by Ruhmann 2 j can save $50 to $150 to less following season he played with the by Willi* 4 Base on balls—off Ruh- yearly, compared ryier Trojans of the East Texas Lea- mann 4. off Willis 2 Umpire* Phil. | modern equipment. 10!? down. Balance jue but in the mid-season point the j lips Time 1:40 Only managers of the San Benito club spread over 24 months. See it before you Free Tire Service at Ward Store! purchased his release from Tyler In, Mounting Any NOW REMODELING decide * >rder that he might return to the anything about a refrigerator. Price quoted i$f. o. b. factory Valley and play again. McRoberts WHITE KITCHEN. 417 Twelf- played shortstop on the Saint nine.jj th street, now remodeling, will which boasted Leslie Mallon at, re-open August First with every f jecond bases. Bennie Strickland at modem improvement and doub- first base, and Ed Brady at third j led seating capacity. Brooks Hardware Co. base to round oil one of the sweet-j COOKING SERVICE ■ARLINGEN - est Infields In the circuit at that, IMMACULACY Mission, Texas PHONE 434 TEXAS time. J