... mmimm a The HERALD SPORTS B BROWNSVILLE" SECTION % >*»»«' »»*#»«>» *•*++++++++**» »»♦—»»**««»*—***■ +++**+++*++++++*■•*+<■++*■*+#+■** + +++*+++*+■* ------l Caldwell's Perfect STARS’ STYLES DIFFER, BUT TIME IS SAME MACKMEN BEAT MAX’S FIANCEE? WINDY CITY IS j Record is Shattered DETROIT, 10-8 RACE FAVORITE I As 9 to 5 — Spuds Win, Braves Shove Cubs Into Legion of Supporter* Add- Deadlock With Cards ed When He Win* By GAYLE TALBOT. JR. With 6-5 Victory Down* Feature Associated Pres* Sports Writer Another good went to the well once too often yesterday. The LOUISVILLE. Ky. May Imposing record which Earl Caldwell, Waco's premier right-hander, nour- By WILLIAM J. CHIPMAN Horses that can perform in the Writer ished through the first month of the Texas league campaign was snapped Associated Press Sports muck, and like the sloppy going off at six straight when the Wichita Palls Bpudders forgot their ailments lost an- which may prevail at Churchill other decision to the weather man Downs long enough to swat the Cubs. 9 to 5, in the first game of their series in Saturday, are objects of the """ •" ■ —.- but on s decision rather closest attention of 8ntiddervni#> ^ yesterday, handleappert of than by a knockout Exactly one Kentucky derby candidates. Caldwell's lapse came on the day half of the schedule was saved. The track may be heavy, as It when Jim Lindsey was turning Big The athletics pulled into first has been all this week so far. or in another corker for Houston and place, half a game ahead of the it may not. But the question atom threw the two into a deadlock for n< idle Yankees, by defeating the frequently asked concerning any of «-OFStandi THE CLUBS— Tigers at Detroit. 10 to 8. in a game the eligibles for the &5th running league hurling honors, each with six which left eight, draped of the turf classic Is: “Can he per- wins and one loss. Lindsey barely form in the TEXAS LEAGUE upon the ropes, while the Braves mud?** missed scoring another shutout in j Tuesday's damn shoved the Cubs into a deadlock Windy City. Fred M. Orabmrs defeating Shreveport, 4 to 1. entry, added a of Wichita rails 9, Waco 5. with St Louis in the National [ legion supporter* While the race was drawing tight- to his train Houston 4, Shreveport 1. league by shading the McCarthy- yesterday when he of the ladder, the er around the top Dallas 5, Beaumont 2. men in twelve innings. 6 to 5. romped to the wire ahead of It Redskins from San Antonio other roaring Baa Antonio 7, Fort Worth 0. The Cardinals, moving into a tie derby candidates tn the fifth to their way stead- and feature continued pound Standing of the Clubs for the lead on John Heydler's cir- race at the Downs. The into the thick of the going ily up Team— P. W. L. Pet. cuit without so much as unlimber- derby candidates mowed down t*y their second straight at Windy by taking Waco 29 19 10 .655 ing a bat, thus profited from idle- City's impressive perform- Fort. Worth. 7 to 0. The win gave Houston .ZJ 48 11 .621 George ance were Port | ness at a moment when the Yan- Paraphrase. Harlem. Newnam's team Shreveport 3d lo 15 .500 FRKNK —_w r Pat rejuvenated kees m Tiaishapur. Lord Bradelbane. the fourth San Antonio 31 IS 16 .484 found it costly. This is the | undisputed possession of Max Schmeling, German heavy- Choctaw. Ervast. Prince Pat. Suitor. Dallas _a. 30 14 16 .467 WYKOfF first time in four years that the only a half-game behind the Double Heart and place, Wichita rails 29 13 16 .446 ^ Yanks have been anywhere bat; weight fighter, reported recently Botanical in third. Fort S^^SONjj "““CHARLEY As a result of this conteot Sports Worth 23 13 16 .448 as a New under in first place at this particular stage courting Jersey maid, Fort Worth, after dwelling the; Beaumont .31 12 19 .387 colors. It is predicted, a number of BORAH of the month of May. now Is said to be engaged to Jar- ratified atmosphere of the first di-1 additional withdrawals win rcuttP The Athletics not only drew vision for several days, tumbled back NATIONAL LEAGUE mlla Vackova. Caecho-American before the running of the This shows the finish in the three separate rare* run the same day, with Wykoff, Simpson and Borah., from derby with Wichita Falls Games slightly away the Yankees actress, whom he met while visit- down Into a tie j Tuesday'; all the world’s record of 9 3-5 seconds for 100 yards. Saturday. Much depends upon the Boston eqcalin* yesterday, but also registered a neat for sixth position. The Dallas Steers 6. Chicago 5. ing his home In Berlin. Germany. condition of the track. Others rained out. gain over the Browns, who second straight victory over the vis-' Bv JAY VESSELS Wykoff always has that old Pad- He has a graceful. loping action persist Standing of the Clubs in threatening from the third lting Beaumont Exporters. 5 to 2.1 (Associated Press Writer.)’ dock finish for a crowd thriller, a when in full stride and can run the rung Team- P. w. L. Pet Sports of Herd to climb up a in the ladder. The enabled the Chicago . 22 14 « .636 NEW YORK. May 15.-(£V-Cov- type of finish that Borah and Simp- quarter-mile, which he has done St. Senators stopped the Browns in an- notch into fifth place. Loutf . 22 14 8 638 ering the century in 9 3-5 seconds son lack. Wykoff is a strong, pow- 47 4-5 seconds, at a remarkable pace. cri- Boston other af- White First If yesterday's games are a . 20 11 9 550 meant three different styles of run- erful runner. He is short and Simpson, like Borah, has a more knock-down-and-drag-out Ships Flowers the circuit Pittsburgh 19 10 9 .526 fair by a score of 9 to 7. both terion. the pitchers of ning in the case of Frank Wykoff, stock and quick at the start. His r less colorless style, but he al- aiding . 19 9 10 to limbered up Philadelphia .474 the A’s and the Yankees. % are beginning get Cincinnati George Simpson and'Charley Borah, action is more spirited and smooth ways gets there He has been get- have 22 10 12 455 The White 8ox evened Lofty clubbing averages which New who turned in this and to hit his maximum there in fast time since he Chicago York . 17 7 10 .412 record-equaling appears ting From Via Airmail characterized the race »o far are their series against Boston win- Valley Brooklyn . 21 6 15 286 time the same day. speed very early in the **100,*’ per- was a school boy. when he did the by to come down. ning. 6 to 2. Bob Wetland apt tumbling Different styles were use, but all haps with 20 or 30 yards. century in 9 4-5 seconds. pitched 4 a smart Lindsey's fine game against, AMERICAN LEAGUE conducive to speed—super speed. Dan Ferris, secretary of the A. A Simpson, in the 100. is efficient game for the Blackburne in which he allowed but Games host, and received the aid of a Chalk up another win for WALTON Shreveport, j Tuesday'i Of the group. Wykoff probably is U.. and others who have seen them speed personified, but he doesn’t LEAGUE IN was matched Mes- Chicago 8. Boston 2. home run five hits, by Andy the more as a runner. that Borah is the seem to be so hard and the contribution from the | Brownsville. George White, who Detroit spectacular all. agree perfect trying MEETING AT senger. the Indians' subway artist, j Philadelphia 10, 8. bat of Chalmer Cissell. PHARR St. Louis 9, Borah is considered by coaches to runner in action, general style and field, by comparison, usually ap- raises among other things on his at Fort Worth. Walter Tauscher Washington 7. New York-Clevelaad. ram. be as close to the sprinter Equipped with a pears to be laboring heavily. Simp- overhead farm, perfect temperament. irrigation gladioli, (Special to The Herald * youngster obtained by Dallas from of bound, start is one of the WEATHER SUMMARY Standing of the Clubs as any. with Simpson not far be- long stride with plenty son's smooth was 200 of that Pittsburgh, held Beaumont's slug- j A trough-like barometric today preparing PHARR. Mar 15 -The Team- P. W. L. Pet. hind him from a standpoint of per-j he Is a human racer able to adjust prettiest things in the track world depres- Isaak Wal- gers to six scattered blows and two sion extended from Arizona and delicate product for shipment to Philadelphia . 21 14 7 686 feet form from start to finish. his speed to the requirements. today. ton Lea cue of Pharr, consisting of earned runs and himself drove, Naw York New . 20 13 7 .850 Mexico northeastward to the Detroit, Mich., via airmail. This fifty-nine members, were St. given a across the winning runs with a dmj-1 Louis . 23 14 9 .609 Great Lakes at upper the morning is first of cut flowers banquet at the Pharr KHranta build- ble in the fifth. 27 15 12 558 the shipment £*tro,u observation, while moderately high ing on Tuesday p. ft. De- Cleveland 23 11 u 478 from the Valley by air. night by pressure at the same time vine. nf Chicago . 24 9 15 973 prevailed president the local chapter 100 or More Tee Off PFSET over Chalk up. in addition, a win for PONIES the Southeast and It was W. Washington . 2o 7 13 350 Today rather high chapter night and dtacumion* S. Conference Boet°n . 22 7 15 J18 pressure was pushing in rapidly the Valley. These gladioli wire- were made relative to the thing* the from the far v Golfers Northwest. Except from Houston by organization can do to in the Prepare PACiriC ordered Tuesday help COAST LEAGUE for a few light scattered showers in conservation of wild animal life. Hollywood 5, Missions 1. In State Woman's Tom Stevenson of this city, who is For Tournament Tourney FARMER HOPES eastern Texas, and light to moder- Information was given out to the Oakland 3. Sacramento 1. a con- ate in the on his way north to attend club stating that Los Angeles 6. San Francisco 5. precipitation northern whitewtngs ware vention of Chevrolet dealers. Special to The Herald* 8eattle 3, Portland 2. DALLAS. Tex, May 15—W7—* border states, the weather was being kiHed by hunters on the rteer. PORT WORTH. May 15—The an- ! Tom didn't say a word about The 100 teed off here mostly fair to clear throughout the president instructed the secre- Ar- More than women Diamond Defeat with all nouncement that Billy Bridwell. WESTERN LEAGUE Practically United States since yesterday what he intended doing tary to write a letter to the game will be entered as Des Moines today In the six flights of the an- but others here hav- kansas university, 3. Oklahoma City 4. Eliminates From morning. Temperatures were some- those flowers, warden asking his co-operation In Omaha 12. Tulsa Briefs Aggies a one man team in the Southwest 13. nual state woman’s golf touma- j City i what this ing the same civic pride with the matter. It was deckled that Wichita higher morning practi- conference meet to be held here 5, Denver 1. Conference Race which Mr. Stevenson is beset are golf Pueblo ment, for better scores than cally throughout the southern and regular monthly meetings would be Topeka, postponed, wet hoping next Thursday to Saturday, brings eastern willing to wager that he distributes held and a good grounds. the mediocre play of yesterday pro- You can get the best sandwiches halves of the country, but program rendered •the list of contesting schools to sev- them to from all out the idea of sodas, sundaes and service at the considerably lower over the far representatives , carrying conservation en. and were duced. Fairways greens COLLEGE STATION. Tex., May • over the United States, with the of the wild life of SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Star Pharmacy, opposite Hospital. j Northwest. gnimal the Rio Bridwell. who holds the cham- to be much and 15.——Southern Methodist uni- i Grande Chattanooga 2. New Orleans 6. expected dryer Texas. — adv. Valley’s compliments.” Valley. of Arkansas, is a veteran McAllen, tf. pionship Little Rock 3. Birmingham 4. faster today and produce better versity's baseball nine, which In W EATHER BULLETIN White said he had wired the golfer and his entrance adds a great Memphis 0. Atlanta 3. W. golf than the 85 which Mrs. L. Restaurant. for former games has scored almost as First lowest Hotel 8tatler to put the flowers on RAIN H¥LPS~COTTON deal of zest to the meet. The tour- Nashville 8, Mobile l. Harlingen, sale. figure temperature Magruder scored to become medal- attractice many errors as runs, discovered a last night: second, cold storage as soon as they arrive, nament will begin on Thursday Fully equipped, proposi-, highest tempera CROP AT HARGILL ist in the qualifying round. lion. Also brand new set of sparkplugs yes- ture “at a temperature not to exceed morning with a medal and qualify- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION grocery store and meat ) yesterday; third, wind velocity Columbus 8. Kansas 11. Eight matches were carded for market. terday, played two tight games of 8 a. 40 degrees. And when Mr. Steven- ing round of 18 holes. Six men from City Weslaco; good opportunity. at m.; fourth, rainfall past 24 St. Paul 7. Louisville 8. each of the flights and consolation See Walker Co—adv. ball and virtually eliminated Texas son calls for them, he’ll find them (Special to The Herald* each school may be entered in the i Craig tf. ! hours. Minneapolis 14. Indianapolis 3. tournaments will be held In each A. and M. from the conference race. as fresh as when left the HARGILL. May IS—Rain which Abilene . 66 90 12 .00 Just they ] first play. rain. Toledo-Mliwaukee, con- White said. fell here Monday night measured Dallas five Elks to Meet.—Several The Methodists won the first game — Valley.” The tournament, which Is sched- flight. placed candidates Amarillo . 60 82 .00 are approximately an tnch and la the tenders in the first Houston. scheduled for initiation into 3 to 2 and lo6t the second one 3 to — uled to finish with the final match flight. the Atlanta . 66 80 .00 Elks at first that this section has received Fort Worth and Texarkana lodge the but the did them no — on will be on the BABY HOSPITAL GOVERNOR Waco. regular meeting 0. upset good Austin . 68 86 .00 Saturday, played in several weeks. cotton two each and San Paris of that at 8:30 m. Wednes- as arc not in the race for the WOMAN CANCELS TRIP Young Rlvercrest club course and Antonio. body p. they Boston . 48 64 10 .12 Country crops were highly benefited as were a and Honey Grove one each. day. at this stage of the — 4a expected to draw good sized LEICESTER, Eng —Patty Luckett. championship BROWNSVILLE. 73 78 02 ON GRAF ZEPPELIN watermelon in season. crops. of local and state enthusi- aged 3. has been The pairings for today the Baylor and the University 60 70 — gallery appointed honorary Chicago 021 McCIaugherty brother* were «*- scores, Stop Dandruff and of Texas are now governor of the royal infirmary. first flight, with yesterday’s immediately out in front and Corpus Christl 78 — asts.. ,.76 .00 15 — I to load two ear* of melons prevent its return im- FRIEDRICHSHAFEN. ftay pecting follow: by applying indications are that it will be a bat- ! Dallas 66 — 84 .00 (JP)—Captain von Schiller of the but will delay a few day* First flight: perial Remedy; pleasant odor, not tle between them. Texas Del 70 jTuesday plays Rio. 88 10 .00 Graf announced late today ifor their melons to take mi added greasy. Your druggist.—Adv. more ! Zeppelin 9:55—Mrs. L. W. Magruder. Waco. games than the other teams Deni’er . 42 82 10 .oo that Mrs. Mary Pierce of New York growth since the rainfall From all and i (875), vs. Mrs. Fort is assured of the title if she Detroit — '*«-*- May W'hitcly. 60 70 .46 the only woman listed or t*- oresent indications. Margin wtH bate Nice Watermelons, guaranteed, wins all of her Worth, (96). remaining games. i Dodge City. 60 82 16 .00 had can- the best watermelon crop since the for sale at Market Square. S. Gon- gible’s passenger roster, 9:55—Mrs. Sam Hopkins. Tex- El Paso 60 90 — .00 reason of 1926 zales—adv. 15. celled her passage arkana. <96» vs. Mrs. T. 8. DeFor-| Fort Smith. 66 82 — .00 est (Brook Hollow) (97). Oklahoma Prospects Galveston 72 82 12 .72 10:00—Mrs. J. A. Durborrow. Helena 26 52 — .02

vs. Miss Amela — Houston, (90', Gar-j For Winter Wheat Huron . 34 86 .08 KING cyzea. Fort Worth, (96). Jacksonville _ 68 82 — .00 Rufus Carries Price Down Kansas I 10:05—Mrs. Scott, Paris, City ... 64 76 10 .00 (93), vs. Miss Berta Maxey (Hous- | Louisville 66 78 — .52 The Associated Press.) ton). »98>. (By CHICAGO. May 15.—<£5—Reports Memphis 70 80 — .on of EDWARD 10:10—Mrs C. C. Carv. Cedar Wednesday auspicious crop conditions for do- Miami 76 82 — .00 ■ mestic winter ir — vs. Mrs. Scott Hill wheat, .... 68 Crest. (88). Senate takes up censtis-reapnor- especially Montgomery 88 no led to an setback New _ Waco. (96).. Oklahoma, early Orleans .... 72 86 06 tionment proposal. in wheat 10:15—Mrs. A. M Rhodes. Cedar prices today. New York 56 64 20 .10 vs. House continues general debate Opening at 1-Ac decline to l-8r North Crest, (92). Mrs. R. D. Suddarth. Platte ... 48 90 18 .00 * advance, wheat later showed down- Lakewood. (98). on tariff bill. Oklahoma City 64 78 — .00 — turns all around. oats anc Com, Palestine — good, clean tobacco 10:20—Mrs. F. E Pharr. Texar- House ways and means committee 68 84 on kana. vs. Miss provisions weer likewise easier, witt Pensacola 76 (90), Katherine Al- hear for 80 14 .00 Efficiency is something to be admired. In a well regulated office— — republicans suggestions com starting 3-8c off to 3-4c ad- and mellowed then len. Grove. (96). Phoenix . 66 98 _ JUSTaged Honey 00 quality office supplies, modern desks, proper filing cabinet*, etc, L. changes in tariff blll”schedules. vance. and subsequently undergo- Pittsburgh 64 10:25—Mrs. C. Chapman. San 76 12 .00 the office that want. Mr. Bustnm Senate irrigation committee con- ing a general sag. play a vital part in system you rolled into five and one-half Antonio. (95). vs. I. S Segall Lake- Louis . 62 76 10 .00 siders bill to encourage development Man. , wood. (98). St. Paul 52 70 — .16 of in 8outh. We’ll help you furnish your office in a way that you can get Uw — agriculture FEDERALS ROUT REBEL I Salt — inches of the best ever Lake City .. 50 74 .00 cigar Tuesday silent you need. San — speed Antonio .... 70 86 .on a Two Murder Cases Senate passed farm relief bill with FORCES IN CHIHUAHUA sold at such low Santa Fe. 48 72 — .00 price. debenture provision, 54 to S3. Sheridan . 32 72 10 .14 Affirmed House continued tariff discussion EL PASO. Texas, May 15.—OD- to with You By — Us in Consult High Shreveport . 70 86 .00 Call while ways and means committee re- Word has been received El Con KING EDWARD-the by — king 1 Reversed Tampa . 68 84 .00 Court; publicans heard suggestions for rate tinental, 8panlsh language news ; Vicksburg 68 84 — .00 IF IT’S FOR THE OFFICE-WB HAVE IT* increases. of a skirmish yesterday nea of smokes—is sold paper, — everywhere AUSTIN. May 15.—W—Two cases Washington .... 64 70 01 Chmn. Frazier of senate Indian Casagrandes between Mexican fed Willis time sentences for ton . 26 38 .06 for a nickel. Foil to carrying long affairs committee announced plan eral soldiers tinder Ofneral Mat la IDelta .... — \ wrapped murder were affirmed and one re- Wilmington 64 80 .00 to extend lnvestirntion into seven Ramos, comamni’r of the flftl ; — versed and remanded by the court freshness. western states. military area of the state of Chi a preserve of criminal today. Office appeals Senate irrigation committee heard huahua. and insurgents under for Funeral Services For the second time the court or- For office outfitters proponents of bill to encourage agri- mer Governor Marrelo Caraveo. Th( dered a reversal and new trial of cultural development in South report said the rebels suffered MX > Mrs. Letannuer Are /y W HARLINGEN , TEXAS. Distributors the case of M. K. Simmons, San Sen. Robinson. Arkansas, demo- casualties and were forced to fle< pnONE 522 P O SOX 601 Patricio county, given 20 years for ^ntPe«raftit\ WALKER-CRAIG CO.. cratic leader, charged "good old to nearby hills. Held Sunday 10 A. M. the murder of Bud Stoner on No- BRANNON-SIGNAIGO CIGAR CO. fashioned log rolling" injected into vember 29. 1926. The verdict car- tariff consideration. STOCK DIVIDEND Last rites for Carlota Leal. Vda. ried imprisonment for 20 years the Debenture advocates gave notice NEW YORK. May 15.—MPV-Di de Letannuer. were held at 10 a. m. first time. also. The court held that attempt by house to decline to re- rectors of the Sinclair Consolidate* ! Sunday in the Immaculate Concep- **H<* Bill I Halt you got a tmoka!* the trial had erred in charging the ceive senate bill would be vigorously Oil Corporation today declared ai x tlon church. Rev. J. Rose officiat- ••Just km KING EDWARD rm_ with reference to j \ jury malice. » with interment in the old !• I challenged. extra dividend of 25 cents a shar lng. city leH—and I'm folw* ^^R It, Judgments against Atanacio Gon- of cattle states dividend of 5< 1 cemetery. Dewitt Representatives regular quarterly zales. County, under 50-year » was 87 of t selected committee to present their cents on the common stock, pavabl The deceased years age conviction for murder of Catartno and leaves no Immediate relatives, tariff rate ideas to house ways and July 15 to stoe kof record June 15. Reyes, and Dick Gilliam, Upshur her nearest survivors a niece. means committee republicans. being county. 25 years for the murder of who NOMINATED U. R. MARSHAL Mrs. Manuel Chapa Cisneros, O. F. Crone on September 20. 1922 and two other nieces STEALS WIFE'S DIAMOND WASHINGTON. May 15.—(/P\- resides here, were affirmed. San An- Scott. C. White of El Paso was nom living in Corpus Chrsti and tonio. BRUSSELS —Louis Massigole was inated today to be United State s TEXAS BANKERS TALK arrested for stealing his wife's dia- marshal for the western district c OF FARM PROBLEMS monds to pay his business debts. Texas. Train Schedules MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES No. 12—To Houston. San Antonio. GALVESTON. May 15. — CP* — 6:10 a. m. Problems of _ _ agriculture and the No. 14—To Houston. 7:00 p. m. banker were Removes country discussed at ‘Hot Dog Mayor' No. 16—To Houston, Ban Antonio, today's session of the annual con-1 9.00 p. m. St Louis. San Antonio. vention of the Texas Bankers’ as- No. 15—Prom Houston. 7:30 a. m. sociation here. were Speakers op- No. 13—Prom Houston. 8:10 a. m. timistic Off Grass' of trade prospects and were *Keep Signs No. 11—From San Antonio and Hous- unanimous In declaring that Texas ton. 9:53 p. m. prosperity was on a sound economic LINES foundation. DALLAS. Tex. May 15.—{^—Dal- “It's a shame that the comno 1 SOUTHERN PACIFIC No. 319—Prom Houston. Gan Anto- las’ “hot J. the blue shirt crowd, hav dog mayor,” Waddy people, nio. 8JS a. m. LA NDIS VINES~DALLAS Tate, has eliminated another time- had so many inherent privileges tak No. 320—To Houston. San Antonio. honored bugaboo. en from them.” Tate said. "Tills ad 8:15 p. m. BASEBALL CLUB $50 No longer will the ‘plain folks,” as ministration intends to put a sto NATIONAL LINE* OP MEXICO Tate describes them, be re- to it. Mayor (Matamoroa Station) “All off the wi! , CHICAGO. May 15.—ifr—T h e fused their right of sleeping on the “keep grass’ signs No. 132—To Monterrey, Mexico City. Dallas club of the Texas league and crass or sitting on brass rails around be jerked off the lawns. The gras 5 9:50 a. m. the Jersey City club of the Inter- the city hall lawn. The mayor has is there for the people to enjoy, nc t No. 131—From Mexico City. Mooter- national league have been fined $50 ordered that the spikes be removed to look at I want folks to sit o 1 rey. 3:90 p. m. Baseball Commissioner K. from the rail and that all off the lie In it. If they wan each by “keep grass, V RIO GRANDE RAILWAT. M. Landis for delay in executing the grass” signs on public properly they can put their noses in it an 1 To Point Isabel, 9.30 a. m. transfer agreements. be escorted to the ash heap. ; smell it.** From Point Isabel, 4 p. m.

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