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WRESTLING LAST NIGHT | (By the Aaaociated Preat) n.VRRiBBURO. Pa.—Ed (Stran- gler) Lewis. 390, Loa Angela*, threw Herb Freeman. 330, New Tbrk, 30:90; Roland Kirchmeysr 318, Oklahoma, threw George Hagen, 208. New York. 33:90. 1 NEW YORK—Ti'll Shikat, 91T, Cactus Pete Brown To HOW DID Red Lucas Out to Set ARE Philadelphia, tluww Frits Kley, 313, MILLION SEE GUS PLAYERS Germany, 30:47; Tiny Roebuck, 390, Oklahoma, threw Paul Favre, tlQ, Meet Jack Here Record France. 4:43; Leo Plnetakl. 178. Pol- Friday Major Hurling and, drew with Herman Hickman, CLASSIC RACE FAN EXPLAIN? GIVEN FINES 321. Knoavllle, Tenn.. 30:00. be CACTUS PETE 2 Col Sport.. game- However, the reverss will BT GAYLE TALBOT of them. At that pace, hs stands NEW HAVEN. Ckwm.—Earl Mo- Just what happens when two the case Friday night, for both A—elated Press Sports Writer an even chance of equalling or bet- Cready, 377, Oklahoma, won by foul wrestlers get together re- Jack and Brown are In high favor Charles (Red) Lucas, star mem- the modern mark of 96 com- Jack lur, Second, Pay* 18-1; popular Imagine Getting Home At 1 tering Moriarty Rebuked from Washburn, 340. Califor- mains to be seen here Friday night with Brownsville fans. ber of Cincinnati's mound staff, plete games set by Grover Cleve- Umpirw nia; Joe Komar. ::8, Chicago, won Miracle, Third, in the bout between Spanish Jack Well, Mr. Aguayo! Telling Missus You’ve apparently is out to set a modern land Alexander back in 1915. By President Of by foul from Benny Oinaberg, 318, and “Cactus Pete” Brown. Brown, whose correct handle Is record for complete games pitched Two hurlers, Wes Ferrell of Chicago, 14:13; Cet/.ury MUrtead. 100-9 The usual pairing is a popular Carlos Aguayo, la a product of the Been to Ball Gama in a season and with the full ap- Cleveland and Bob Grove of the American Loop 310, New Haven, threw Lflo Nardl. man against one who has a reputa- Texas border and there are few proval of Dan Howley. Athletics, turned tn 97 full-time 306, Chicago, 7:18; Mike Romana tion for dirty tactics. The crowd grapplers In this section who can Thus far, the red-head jobs last season. 305. Chlcaro. threw Jack Hurley, DOWNS, June 1.— popular Eng., turns out to see the fair haired stay anywhere close to him. He gave has started and finished ten con- That Col. Howley is in sympathy 304. New York( 14:82- the Fifth, outsider the Associated Press) It -April ap laddie beat the knave at his own Pat O’Brien a terrible trimming (By tests. with the campaign less than with Lucas’ ambition was demon- CLEVELAND. June 1.—m— ed T. won the by Walls, today here about six months ago. Pete Several thousand Dallas fans a third gone, and has won seven strated yesterday, when the Reds will coat four members of the Chi- running of the English Derby |Hrd has a big following with local fans. were treated to five hours of base- took a 4 to 1 beating from Pitts- cago White Sox money for fore a crowd of one million in- good He says there isn’t a "gachuptn" burg and fell back Into a tie with the and ball, ending Just before 1 a m. to- their affair of fisticuffs with Um- cluding King Qu^sn. alive who can toss him. the Pirates for third place in the I Dastur, the silks of Aga as the steers and the Long- pire George Morlariy and the vet- carrying LACOSTEBACK Jack won his bout last week by day, National league. Lord Rose- Rifle eran arbiter can nurse a severe MKahn. was second and view Cannibals hooked up In a Edinburg Lucas six hits and four “IN Stecher so severely yielded the second choice. Injuring Young reprimand as well as his injuries. rfberry’s Miracle, with surf-board hold that Stechfr of night en- runs in the first two Innings, but third. the was not pair extra-inning President Will Harridge of the If Orwell, favorite, the the it to allow three was unable to come back for counters. Honors were even, Club Is Victor stuck out only , after an investiga- In the money. the It made || IN OLD FORM last fall. Fuente, the big Spaniard. Junior Brownlee scoring wo runs hits the rest of way. tion with the April the Fifth was quoted at of Mortarty's battle i'j Isn’t so sensational in the ring, but In the thirteenth frame to take the little difference one way or the ALLEY” 100 to 6 In the betting. Dastur Sox here Memorial Day tn which If he gets results- The winner cf this first game, 6 to 4, and the 8teers MERCEDES, June 1—In a close- other, however, as Larry French II was 18 to 1 and Miracle 100 to 9 contested the umpire suffered a broken right Jack-Brown event will meet Hugh the second contest In the match the Mercedes was pitching almost unbeatable one ran. winning ly fist and Milton Gaston was thee* 1/ Twenty Frenchman Defeats to Rifle club team met defeat at the ball for the Pirates. Funny thing*, hoUdagof an Wood; Nichols, the N. B. A. champion, tenth, 2 1. knocked out. last night handed out April the Fifth, given only hands of the American The for in the If here next week More than 4.000 persons in tne Edinburg battle top position and censure all around. About ererybpdy who took out ■ outside chance in the pre-race U. S. Doubles Pair Rifle club penalties ladies' night crowd were cash cus- Legion Sunday, at the National remained at a standstill the Sox r Is Craiganeran odt of Manager Lew Fonseca of on betting. by Patrick Returns tomers and more than half of the Edinburg range, in a score of 323 to as both Chicago and Boston won. Monday, Sold He won three quar- was fined 1500, Pitcher Gaston was Again. by Beaten to the finish 321. The Cubs defeated St Louis, S to to oatah a head 10.000 present stayed assessed a like sum and suspended Spent Tuaeday trying ters of a length with only In the semi-final Patrick O'Brien, The five behind L~n Wameke’s six-hit The herd might have done more in following high scores 1, 10 and Catchers Charley separating Dastur and Miracle. the wild Irish gargoyle, returns to days, «p with their reel the way of entertainment had not were made, shooting five shots set- pitching, while Ed Brandt south- the as Berry and Prank Orube were pen- Valley grunt wars, having Jim- slow fire, st 2C0 with the Braves to a 7 to 3 tri- AUTEUIL. France. June 1. UP)— their defense cracked behind ting, yards, pawed allied $250 and 1100. respectively. And It’s about tlma ftmt aamt his opponent Rex Mobley, the leg inch and over Rene who led the “three my Minogue in the thirteenth in- an eight bullseye, ten umph the Giants. Coach Butler Lacoste, artist. O’Brien was one of the most In addition. Johnny at you men. of the opener, in two shots prone, and with sandbag at Lusty hitting by Hetnle Manush musketeers’’ of French tennis five a ning kicking was suspended five days without popular boys—or perhaps not outhurled 500 B: In the extra enabled the runs. Ralnh Erickson yards, target Innings pay for “use of profane language" Who here been on a clothing years ago when they captured the boy—to visit this neck of the mes- Senators to take a hot Fred Vincent in the afterpiece. Edinburg— Score Washington toward Moriarty. Davis Cup fr. i America, stands out quite. Mobley made a good show- one from the Athlet- holiday. By breaking even, the Steers Kllbom . 66 Philadelphia Morlarty, who broke his hand on again this year as a possible can- ing against George Llgorsky last ics. 5 to 4. In twelve rounds and g%ined a half game on the Houston Flanlm .’. 66 Gaston's Jaw and proclaimed him- Take thne to eeteh vp with the didate for the French Davis week but was tossed. go Into a tie with Detroit Cup their rivals for second place. dark .. 65 virtual Buffs, self ready to fight the whole Chi- of the time*. team after three years In retire- a contest at Brown for second place In the American. atylee The Buffs dropped . 03 cago team, was “severly reprimand- ment. Galveston. far ahead of Wilkins Tony Freitas, a lefthander from There wee a time when m felt TEXAS LEAGUE Beaumont, Ed . 63 ed for neglect of duty," Harridge Lacoste came back this ii: Tournament Sacramento, made debut for \Y L Pet. year Open* both Dallas and Houston, rested. his announced. The league e certain hesitancy, the A’s and ball president .723 the French championships, playing FORT WORTH. June |.—om— The Buccaneers the Buffs Total . 323 pitched elegant .. 34 12 upset held that to Mnrlarty’s About urging anybody to buy— Beaumont until he was according 27 19 387 he said, for the fun of it. But to Ous Moreland of Dallas, twice 8 to 3. George Darrow. Buc left- relieved for a phifh- have Houston . own story, the umpire should But not now! 19 387 officials of the French tennis federa- state champion, headed the im- was in continual trouble Mercedes— Score hitter In the tenth. Dallas . 27 hander, chased Fonseca and from the Berry new 24 300 tion. who regarded his match with array of entrants in the but the Houstonians seldom nicked Duke . 67 The day’s only other contest In At these low prloaa— Longview . P4 posing game before the trouble started. B. Wool, Jr., as a fourteenth annual tournament He had Ford . 65 the American resulted In a 6 to 5 The new le our . 21 25 .457 Sidney yesterday golf him in the enough The an Incident Harridge styled clothing Port Worth pinches. for the embattled fight, .435 viul test, his appears to be of the River Crest Country club left to force Parham to Bowers .. 64 victory Chicago Galveston .. 20 26 victory stuff said has not been duplicated In gift to mankind— was White Sox over Cleveland. 18 30 .375 of considerable significance. Lacoste opening today. The first day ground out in the ninth with the Green . 63 been In San Antonio . the 21 years he* has base- At any price. 18 31 .340 continued to keep his own counsel set aside for the 18-hole qualifying bases loaded. Lam- Fox hit a Ziegler . 62 Tyler . ball, took place after Cleveland after the match the officials and a scramble for cause Incidentally, the new necMIea Tuesday's Results but around, merry homer to help the Galveston OUTLAWS 2J, KIWAN1S 16 defeated Chicago m both gam«w c? were not because he was heads- Totals and hats. Dallas 4-2, Longview 6-1. jubilant only places predicted. The Tyler Sports, playing . 321 MERCEDES, May 31—The Out- a doubleheader. won but because he was in such ex- David Goldman of Dal- of added to the And shoes— Galveston 5, Houston 3. “Spec'* up baseball late, laws were yktorfous Tuesday aft- cellent cor.iition after the las, who won the tourney last year, woes of the Fort Worth Cats by FIGHTS LAST NIGHT ernoon the Kiwanis Tyler 4. Ft- Worth 0. gruelling over play- STARS WIN W-f3 To say nothing of aoch* five-set match. was not defending his title. them 4 to 0. Charley the Arociated Press* a score Only 3 scheduled. blanking (By ground baseball team by MERCEDES. Mav 31—The Texa- Are the keen stuff! Wednesday’s Games For the Invading Americans the Biggs turned in another master- PARIS—Panama A! Brown. New of 22 to 16 when the later failed to i co OH Stars beat the Christian of Lacostes trium ih piece. The visit to Port Worth York, Rene Matchens the last Houston at San Antonio. consequences MAJOR LEAGPE LEADERS Tyler outpointed rally In Inning. Manager Church baseball team In the first It however, as Beaumont at Galveston. were far reaching. Not only did (By the Associated Press) had proved costly, Ray Belgium. (10). Al Prince and Walter Hoekstra league game here yesterday by a leave as ihe out of the Uni- Ind »oore Tyler at Fort Worth. Gregory- Managin only National League Ater. shortstop Just EVANSVILLE. —Roy Wallace. pitched for the Outlaws, with of 30 to 23. Batteries for the a frac- Longview at Dallas. surviving American in the men’s Batting—P. Waner, Pirates, 393: versity of Texas, suffered Indianapolis, outpointed Charles Etnire catching, the later two of Texaco oil Stars were C. Pikes singles but it cast Wood and Mrs. Lomb:.: li. Reds. .387. tured skull during batting practtce Arthurs. New Haven. Conn., GO). the Tiger High School nine. Brown. and Davis, catching and Busby NATIONAL LEAGUE Helen Wills Moody a possible vic- Runs—Klein. Phillies. 52: Berber, last night a bat slioped from the Bily Miller. Fort Worth. Tex., Morlock. and Harrington made up for the Christian Church. left W L Pc.t tory- in the finals of the mixed Braves, and Hu*st, Phillies, 33. grasp of Cameron Best, Sport knocked out Bob Jones, Louisville, the losing team’s batteries. Um- gtchlngalbreath and Evans pitching with doubles. They had to go on soon Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies, fielder, and struck Ater. Ky , (6)., pires; Herndon, Pikes, and Murray. Lumpkin catching. after the big singles match to face 45: Hurst, Phillies. 43. 24 24 X* the of Betty Nuthall 64: Hurst V~STERDAVS STARS cffionatl . English pair Hits—P- Waner. Pirates, 20 20 300 and Fred in the final match. 63. (By the Associated Press* Piifflburgh ...... Perry and KleLi Phillies, 21 22 .488 I Wood was so tired that Mrs 28; Helnie Manush Senators—Clouter RaSklvn . Moody Doubles—P. Waner, Pirates, 19 24 442 i the burden of the home and latter blow S'«C5s . had to carry V.'crthington. Braves 18. triple, STyoA17 22 -43« match and the Americans were Triples—Herman, Reds, •; Klein, beating Athletics in twelfth. 19 25 .432 beaten in sets. Lonnie Warn eke. Cubs—Subdued pwulplphia ...... : straight Phillies, 8. on six hits. POLITICS- ? Tuesday's Results Home runs—Klein. Phillies, and Cardinals. 3-1, White Sox—Pitched Aicaco 3. St. I^uis 1. TEXAS LEAGUE LEADERS Oollins. Cardinals, 12. Ted Lvons. < bases to Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati L By the Associated Press) Stolen bases—Klein, Phillies, and effectively with men on and dime in two runs Boston 7. New York 2. Leading hitters—Stebbins, Hous- Frisch, Cardinals, r beat Indians Only three scheduled. ton. .372: Medwick. Houston. 362; Pitching—Betts. Brave*, won 8. with single. Braves—Accounted Wednesday's Games Pox. Beaumont, .361; Peel, Houston. lost 0: 8 we tonic, Pii.tes, won 5: lost Frits Knothe. with Philadelphia at New York. .351: Zaeprel. San Antonio, -343; L for five runs against Giants St. Louis at Chicago. Flaskamper, 381. American League and triple. two scheduled. Hits—Stebbins. Houston, 71; Med- Athletics, .417; Larry French, Pirates—Stopped CAMPAIGNS- Only Batting—Foxx, on base* and wick, Houston, 67; Ganns, Longview, Dickey. Yankee*. 383. Reds cold with, men 4-1. AMERICAN LEAGUE 67. Runs—Foxx, Athletics. 45; Coch- beat them, W L Pet. Doubles—Medwick, Houston, 19; rane, Athletics, and Myer, Sena- NOT ON LOVE New York . Peel. Houston. 18. tors. 38- ]J said the 2J ^ Triples—Stebbins. Houston. 9; Runs batted in—Fc::x. Athletics, "At last, mr angel,*' -* man. after he had settled Washington . I Zaepfel. San Antonio; Fitzgerald, St; Simmons, Athletics, 46. happy -3 with the "we are really Philadelphia . San Antonio. 8- Hits—Foxx. Athletics. 63; Averill. minister, 24 20JJ 345-JJJ one.” Clevelar d . Home runs—Greenberg. Beau- Indians, and Manush, Senators. »6. and truly 9 442 "Theoretically, yes.” rejoined the CONVENTIONS St. Louis . mont. 14, Medwick. Houston. 11. Doubl- Campbell. Browns, 15; ;4 modern “but from a practi- Runs scored—Medwick. Houston, Porter, Tndiaus, Oliver, Red Sox, bride; 32 179 cal standpoint it will be advise/le Boston . J 46; Greenberg. Beaumont. 39. Blue. White Sox, and Gehringer. f to dinner for two.”—Buen Tuesday's Results Rum batted in—Greenberg, Tigers, 2. order Chicago 6. Cleveland 5. Beaumont. 44; Medwick, Houston, Senators. 7: Geh- Humor. Madrid. 4 u» Triples—Myer. Washington 5, Philadelphia 42. rig and T-.-zerl, Yankees. Manush Innings Stolen bases—Fox, Beaumont, 12;. Sators, and Appling. Wb''* Sox. 5. rain. 3, Detroit; at St. Louis, Tauby, Beaumont, 11. Home runs-Foxx, Athletics, 17; Only three scheduled. Leading . Games won- Ruth. Ya 'es, Games Wednesday's Murray, Dallas; Cvengros, Hous- Stolen bases—Chapman. Yankees. Chicago at Cleveland. ton. 8 Blue. White sox. and Johnson, Tig- ftiflmam at St. Louis. — — Detroit Games pitched in—Pickrel, Fort ers. 7- TODAY Washington at Boston Worth; Willis, won 8. Tyler. 16. Pitching—Gomez, Yankees, “HER MAJESTY LOVE” at Philadelphia. — New York Rowe. Beaumont. lost 1; Brown, Senators, won 5, lost MARLYN MILLER 49; Thormahlen. Gah*eston, 48. 1. with LEAGUE BEN LYON INTERNATIONAL Undefeated Beau- 10. pitcher—Row*. Toronto 8. Buffalo mont, 6. LONDON. Eng.—A last 3. strange VITAPHONE COMEDY Baltimore 12. Reading will Base on Houston came to in the of — 3. balls—Cvengros, request light ! Admission l#f 15c Newark 1. Jersey City 32. Mr. G- Vanoni. It was; *T da- 9 John Montreal 3, Rochester bar- —CJonlan. sire after death, — — Long- that my my — Friday Saturday view, 109 2-3; Murray, Dallas. 102. ber, Magnus Troon, shall shave me AMERICAN ASSOCIATION and dress mv finger nails, and I di- “UNION DEPOT” St. Paul, 4; Minneapolis. 6. The Voters Grecian women counted their rect that he shall be a fee of with JOAN BLONDELL one scheduled paid Only their five Rely ages from marriage. pounds.” SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION _ Knoxville 15, Memphis 4. f. New Orleans 9. Chattanooga — Last Times Today — Nashville 0. Birmingham 4. on “AP" “THE FAMOUS Accuracy V /'* ■ FERGUSON CASE” 4»*- * * * Movie Sidelights Matinee — Nijrht — of the United States will to or with Balcony .. 25c go the polls "Freaks." a picture said to be as BLONDELL Lower Floor the arm- /\r _JOAN this to select • *trange and fantastic as 40c year president, senators, repre- less and legless wonders who have a share in its cart, will CITIZENSsentatives, governors and other officials. It is a prominent Tod show tomorrow only at the Capitol Browning’s Theatre. Inside presidential year, an important political and economic year The cast is headed by such well- Amazing Story known film names as Wallace Ford. and Daily are exhibited for the and Leila Hyams. Olca Baclanova they mockery Information, trustworthy reliable, is indispens Roaooe Ates. The appearance of and diversion of the crowd. Grim pranks able in the exercise of trie franchise. such 1 persons as Johnny of in a world Yet Voters must know ■ nature—Living apart. with half a torso; as human as of us, moved the same the of and Living Torso; Schlit- any by positions parries candidates on important now Twins, white Pin love, jealousy and hatred! * to cast ballots oinson. the Living Here at last is their real drama as questions intelligently. Here, if ever f and Koo Coo. the Bird startling a picture as the screen has brought America needs a rtliable an •: u ossing drama built netvs-garhering agency. upon the intimate lives of forward. 'm&s of nature, gives with The Associated Press, to e reputation of being the Wallace Ford Roscoe Ate* organized solely pro- unusual eve* seen on ehher vide readers with or talkie screen. OLGA BACLANOVA LEILA HYAMS newspaper accurate, unbiased news The strange plot, based on Tod serves Robbins* story. •Spurs." concerns dispatches, the nation’s electorate. Before and romance of NOTICE- the Harry Earles, the the the midget who scored in "The Un- It was not our resire to show this picture during conventions, through campaigns and to holy Three," and Olga Baclanova, in Brownsville, but the numerous amount of us to show it one the final tabulation of the “AP” In the role of a trapese artist. requests prompts for ballots, dispatches bring day only. you fair, impartial reports on significant events, the com- the United States* THURSDAY ONLY plete day-to-day history of political year I ppl] m* 4. i^hBM I

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