- aalt of a near serious accident after when hie right leg was clipped the by apparently by defeating Beaumont, 6 to 5, in ten when he trades punches with Napo- The same straight, the last three over New Philadelphia .14 7 ,667 overwhelming in all parts of the sterling qualities thct innings, while San Antonio was losing leon Jack Dorval of Emporia, Pa., in York which went west leading the Cleveland .18 H .621 county. make St. Louis to Shreveport by a 5 to 3 score. a scheduled ten round bout tonight. leaders of men at pack and now is in fourth place. .,...14 16 .46" No definite plan for organization college,. Both Cats and Exporters hit the MADE’-HENSON Both are hard right hand punchers, While the Cubs were -pounding Washington .11 14 .440 has been announced, but leaders in are the same Boston ball hard, but premier swatting hon- and both have predicted early knock- sterling Fitzsimmons and Walker for ten ..10 15 .400 the movement are the qualities ors were claimed by Joe Bonowitz approving out victories. Von Porat is a slight Charlie Root, ace of Detroit .12 20 .376 Cameron that make Florsheim Shoes timely blows, who parked the ball in the tenth plan adopted by county. favorite. the Cub staff, was setting the Giants Chicago . 9 20 Jio Cultivation Only Need This consists of a central committee after Beaumont had knotted the count i leaders in circles. down with six hits. composed of a man and woman from college , in the with a two- rally in To Assure hold on NATIONAL LEAGUE njnth each commissioner and or- The Reds maintained their which Petrie and Phillips hit dou- Valley precinct, the lead the Phillies Monday’s Results ganizations in each McLarnin Florsheim Shoes excel in stcrw by downing bles. Yield Is Claim voting precinct Mandell, ft to the Chicago 8, New York 2. of a man and woman at Cincinnati, 4, game The Sports won from San Antonio composed who the tenth Brooklyn 7, Pittsburgh 6. function as chairmen and who or- End Grind for Bout leathers, skillful workman- 1 marking Quakers’ straight by virtue of a five-run lead ling for St. Louis 4, Boston 3. acquired defeat. Carl Mays was touched in the first inning when Hinkle blew (Special to The Herald) ganize their own precinct committees V but Cincinnati 8. 4. and are to the central ship, spirited style. fouT runs in the first inning Philadelphia up and retired in favor of Andy SAN BENITO. May 15.—There is responsible NEW YORK. May 15.—(A*)—Sammy Tuesday's Schedule committee for the vote of their re- McLarnin have was invincible thereafter. Messenger. enough moisture in the ground to ma- Mandell and Jimmy Boston at St. Louis. Ten to Twelve Dollar* Rallies in the fast three innings Waco defeated Dallas. 8 to 3, when ture the cotton in the if spective precincts. ended active training for their 15- New York at Valley, gave the Cardinals a 4 to 3 verdict Chicago. the Steers found Bo Molenda, the farmers in this section will do Garner supporters are confident round lightweight championship bout at every- over Boston at St. Louis. Hafey’s Philadelphia Cincinnati. northern football star, unhittable in in their to the veteran congressman will receive at the Polo Grounds Thursday night. Most Styles at thing power preserve it, $10 fourth hit of the game scored the Brooklyn Pittsburgh. the and the Cubs found the said G. G. of his usual majority in Hidalgo county, The “Rockford Sheik” and his Pa- j Team— pinches Henson, president the run after tie- W. L. Pet. but point out that is in a stren- winning in the ninth slants to Cliff Jackson to their liking. Valley Gin company, with gins over organization cific coast challenger put A-V _ v- Cincinnati .19 J1 .633 in J ing run had been sent over a mo- Dallas started scoring in the first the entire section and headquarters necessary order to get every Gar- uous day yesterday and then laid Chicago .18 12 .600 ner vote to the ment earlier. Douthit and Moore with a couple of runs, but Waco got in San Benito. polls thereby secur- aside the gloves until they clamber St. Louis .....17 12 .583 a that vill hit homers. a tally in their half of the same in- The ground is thoroughly soaked. ing majority be impres- through the ropes at the baseball New York 10 sive. Thirty-five players struggled ..13 .565 ning and sewed things up with six It will hold the moisture if it is park on Thursday. .13 through two and a half hours of Pittsburgh 13 .500 more in the third. given proper cultivation,” Mr. Hen- .13 weird baseball at Forbes field be- Brooklyn 13 .500 son said. “Farmers should get into Boston 9 fore Brooklyn eked out a 7 to 6 vic- 16 .360 the fields with plows as soon as the Hit Philadelphia . 5 20 .200 McGraw, By Auto, tory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. ground is dry enough to permit it, Plan With Vance pitching and the tlelng Payne Holding and in this way they can do much Opening Forced to Use Cane and winning runs on the runways toward holding the moisture.” in the ninth, Glenn Wright and Mr. Henson said that the fields are For Auditorium CHICAGO. May 15.—(A*)—John Mc- George Grantham each watched while Marathon Lead much cleaner than usual this year, Graw. veteran of the New the “daxzler” sped the third strike which will make the damage from manager York Giants, was hobbling about with across the plate. Statz* fielding v-as COLLETT ADDS ASHTABULA Ohio, May 15.— Tigers. American Women for the worked thing bright! American who has covered the 2845.1 miles caused much change in the weevil plans opening being the ’ out little Tom’s my rompan- to he here. average to the .ROO mark, from l/os Angeles in 469:39:10 condition, said. ion from till league up Remain in British Construction on morning ( in the field of The cotton man also work the building figured on the basis of twenty vic- hold first place 55, mentioned the night. is practically completed, and it is ex- tories and five defeats. Babe Golf blazed the trail from Arrowhead small stalks, and long tap roots of He pleases me, comforts only Open pected that the opening will be held of the yesterday with John Salo, Passaic, the Valley’s cotton crop this year as me, counsels me, too. Ruth hit his ninth homer year in June. The exact holds second 21 additional assets in a early nature of He'll be iust as in the seventh and now is N. J., who place, getting max- good a inning HUNSTANTON. Eng, 15.—t^P> the an- May hours, 49 minutes and 27 seconds be- imum of benefit from the rainfall of entertainment has not been companion to you! four games ahead of his record- —Led .Miss Glenna who by Collett, hind him. Both covered the 41.1 the week-end. nounced. breaking pace of last year. Ruth won her third victory ot the British The miles in 5:50:48, thirty-seven minutes, “Everything looks good for the $125,000 auditorium, which has hit his ninth homer last season In Women’s Golf all the a of championship, 21 seconds ahead of Granville, he said, the market seating capacity 3,000, is located i on 17. | Phillip crop,” although his 29th game May Americans in the title event today on the fair which were Hamilton. Ont„ and Louis Perella, has started as a grounds, pur- Lefty Grove, crack southpaw of stroked their into the fourth already dropping , way N. who tied for third. result of the rainfall. chased from the fair association last struck out Albany, Y., general the Philadelphia Athletics, round, which will be played tomor- year. It was first used for the 47th eleven men as the A’s beat Cleve- row. Miss Collett won her third district Rotary convention here last land, 6 to 3. In 19 innings. The match while her thrto compatriots month. winning margin was provided by Jim- had to play only two to enter the Scouts i my Fox’s pinch with two fourth round. Edinburg Local C. of C. To BALLAST TRACK Bn base. Miss Collett continued to kill off SAN BENITO, May 15.— Many car- t Ed Morris hig right hander from champions and former champions by Mission loads of earth and gravel are being i JKobile, registered bis third win in defeating Mrs. Temple Dobell, 4 up Rotary Aid San Benito hauled into this city, and used in im- a row as the nosed and 2 to play. Mrs. Dobell, the for- proving the tracks of the Missouri out the St. Louis Browns, 3 to 2. mer Gladys Ravenscroft, has won Feature Pacific in San Benito. Crossings al- STiiTsCTiTTl Milt Gaston pitched the Washing- both the British and A nerican titles. Program Secure ready have been improved, and now Wi*WB»oJ- Ion Senators to victory, 4 to ?. over Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, for- Meeting the tracks are being leveled and im- ITVtHTTiHH MISSION’. May 15.—Troop 2 of the the . mer British and American champion, proved. Scouts rave an excel- The Brownsville Chamber of Com- won from Miss Dianna a Edinburg Boy Esmond, Rotarians merce is to aid in every way possible French girl, 6 and 5. lent program before the I the San Benito chamber in the fight I > Miss at their Monday luncheon, the troor Elizabeth Curtis. Clinton, > in of Robert Lyon of of the latter for the 1929 Retail Mer- I Iowa, had the hardest being charge I fight of the chants association convention, G. C. t American quartet, of Miss the Edinburg school faculty. They disposing announc- a lesson on Americanization, Richardson, manager here, Couper, a Scotch player, one up. gave from the ed Tuesday. I > Mrs. Stewart Hanley, Detroit, de- with “Stars and Strioes” On May 29. the day on which the I > feated Miss Alice first rattlesnake adorned specimen Firebrace, of Eng- to be a I I to the of A course convention city is selected, land. 2 and 1. up flag today. I I on wire is to be sent to Roy E. Clark, of instruction was given the < » of the San Benito merchants proper respect to be shown the flag, body, I • at the convention and a number of “don’ts” were enu- city, adding » Willis merated. Brownsville’s bid to that of San Be- < * ‘Cowboy’ of the drill nito for next year’s meeting of the At the conclusion flag the scouts gave an exhibition of knot group. Other chambers of commerce To 29 tying. One of the scouts played sev- in 1 > Fight May the Valley have pledged themselves > eral selections on the accordion. I < t The. last number on the program to do likewise, Mr. Richardson said. LOS ANGELES, May 15.-MP)- < t of San < Joe Anderson, Covington, Ky., middle- was a talk by John L. Gay, » a bird’s < » weight and “Cowboy” Jack Willis, Juan. Porto Rico, who gave a in- < I Texas slugger, have been matched to eye view of his island in very Edinburg Musicians I » Mr. and Mrs. Gay are fight ten rounds at the Olympic audi- teresting way. « » for a time from their > torium here May 29. Valley visitors Appear in Mission . Anderson, now at his home in Cov- island home. < > < > has been on the disabled The local Rotarians have a rec- ington, list MISSION, May 15.—An excellent < » since his here ord of one hundred per cent attend- meeting last February program was given at the First < » with Phil He ance for the meeting, and in- < I Krug. injured his hand past Methodist church here Sunday eve- < I in the bout, hut Hayden Wadhams, tend to make an attempt to continue members the Edin- ning by the of < > matchmaker, said Anderson was now- this for at least the present month. burg junior college glee club under < I were Rev. C. D. Peake, lo- in good shape. Visitors the direction of Z. E. Hurt, faculty cal Robert Fred minister; Lyon. member of the school of music. The Garcia. Eustaeio Guitterez, Paul Fs- program consisted of sacred music WHOLESOMENESS pera, Lupc de la Garza. Romero **-T* r* and an inspirational talk given by Jack Johnson To Garza. Manuel Rosales, Rues. I.upe Mr. Hurt, in which he stressed the all of John L. Gay, San Fdinburg; influence of good music on the Juan. P. R. and E. S. W’oolsey, Mc- h\ masses, and especially on the young K. C. Allen. E. E. Voss. Dallas. nothing mystertflus Fight Negro people, during the age of adoles- cence. THERE’Sabout the ness of KANSAS CITY, 15.— good bottled • Ka«.. May WEATHER SUMMARY Misa Emma Gene Baker. Edinburg Seeking another chance to prove The weather has been mostly artist, daughter of A. Y. Baker, sang carbonated Made of nearly thirty years in the ring has the last beverages* cloudy and unsettled during two beautiful selections,, and Mr. GREAT 7|V not seriously affected the footwork two to three days practically Hurt gave several violin solos ac- finest carbonated water and punching power that carried him Texas and the immediate sugar, throughout companied by Miss Baker. to the world’s heavyweight champion- northwestern states, with more or and wholesome ship, Jack Johnson will meet Big less general rains in the region taste*tempting Bill Hartwell, Kansas City. Mo., here named. In the southeastern, eastern flavors,they are pure and health- tonight over the ten round route. and far western states the weather the first bout of his In announced has been mostly fair during the comeback Johnson ful. It’s the campaign, recently same period. Temperatures were carbonation—per- was knocked out by Bearcat Wright, near the seasonal average in most fect Omaha only when the drink -is negro. sections of the country this morn- AHEAD ing. bottled—that adds that delicious, Fore! The WEATHER BULLETIN tangy taste. Buy them the Country First figures lowest temperature by Club’s new 18-hole last night: second, highest tempera- case. a few bottles ture yesterday: third, wind velocity Keep always R course is now at a. m.; fourth, precipitation last on the ice. • ready 24 hours. 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