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********** ****************** TENNIS STARS DARBY BEATS Odds Favor Sharkey as Time for Fight Nears " — SET AT DALLAS Betting 1 " ■ . HARLINGEN 9 ■------■ ■■■■■■.. I' Eighty of Southwest** Best BRUSHING UP SPORTS . . . . By Laufer OLD TIMERS AND YOUTHS IS Gather for Texes McAUen Downs Rio Hondo AMERICAN |< And La Feria Wins VIE FOR MAJOR RECORDS Tournament Over Oniontown 2 TO 1 DALLAS. June 9—vP—Eighty of SHOT; BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR. \victories. He gave ample proof yes- the Southwest's outstanding racket Associated Press Sports Writer terday that he has earned this post Results Sunday 5chmeling Not Ruffled As by turning back the Cubs with four fielders were here today to engage A of the current major > At San Benito: San Benito 9, perusal hits while Brooklyn scored a 6 to 0 In initial rounds of the second an- to Indicate 3. He Wants to Enter 1eague records seems that increased its Harlingen victory and margin nua. i must be either very young Texas district championship Af La Feria: La Feria 13, Ray- player of leadership to three full games. as baseball to or courts the mond ville 9 Ring Under-Dog c>r very old, ages go. tournament, the of 1 8jet s full share of the season’s glory. Discard Dallas Lawn tennis A* McAllen: McAllen 3, Rio _ club. Picking a few names from the re- Hellmann. for whom the American Hcndo 2. FAD BY EDWARD J. NEIL Competition was in prospect dur- —Mission: |j:ords of those who have done some- league could find no use last season Mlsslon-Donna, post- W0J2MSBY CP Writer ing the week in senior men’s singles, joWsi vj). AOSTi^Tfe^ Associated Press Sports worth while in pitching and when Detroit decided to let him iKi ,hlng go junior , and doubles, boys’ jjLred uS& NiBpAEoJS Bl6 IBAbUB NEW June 9.—(/P)—The ilittlng, we find such ancients as after 14 successive is close Schedule Next Sunday YORK. seasons, angles and doubles, women's singles B£668M~t- •ank and file of Fltsitana. from the 1aarry Seibold, Ad&lfo Luque, Sad to the top of the batters in the McAUen at and doubles and In the mixed dou- Harlingen. 5Sam" Jones, Ted Lyons, Harry Her- National league. In two games Rio Hondo. iigh powered experts down to the ties. BrownsvUle at "ROS4^ BIB ’mann and Ham- Rice, and the the he 11 against Phillies yesterday ace of Mission at ;wo-dollar seat who wili Bruce Barnes, of Austin, RaymondvUle. boys perch youngsters, Mel Harder, Bob Os- his latest official average Yankee Unproved the University of Texas squad and San Benito at Donna. n the /bleachers at the t Earl five x>m, Collard, Roy Mahaffey. of .402 by several points, hitting swlct Southwest conference cham- off KSI'xvIw are hail- La Feria day. 3tadium, Thursday night, ,Wally Berger. Joe Stripp, Smead hits in nine times and giving as the pion was seeded number one and Standings ing Jack Sharkey today and Tom Oliver. a 5 to 4 in the Jolley Cincinnati victory a favor!to aext of the war established as slight W. Pet. heavyweight champion Of these, Luque and Heilmann are first contest with a heme . Hell- Team L. the ovei the field in the senior men’s world. And Max Schmeling, j In the of the Sen Benito . 3 0 l.OdO tasking brightest rays mann could not offset the Philadel- have singles. German challenger, would not ] today. The veteran Cuban in the second McAllen . 3 0 1.000 limelight phia slugging game, Jimmie Quick, Dallas flash, rank- ?WS flDOMH&'P. ;t otherwise. has been in the . .750 Purler, who major and the Phillies won out, 9 to 2. Harlingen 3 1 ec number two and was regarded !:i Three days before the fifteen- a dozen Brownsville . 2 1 .667 leagues for nearly seasons, Seibold also did well after a couple American a* Barnes' most serious rival, with round battle in the big fis at the of the National s of bad He his tenth U Feria . 2 2 .500 top league games. pitched fl TbLOSAf^U^} ball where I the probability they would meet 2 .000 League park, possibly with a record of six straight in a dozen starts to Mission . 0 pitchers complete game in the championship match. CMMEOToTttE 70,000 of the faithful! will gather beat 10 to 6. Seibold had i Donna 0 3 .000 Pittsburgh. In the first round of play today, HA*it>LE0A»S to yell for their favorite and pay one when . 0 3 .000 % bad inning, the seventh, Raymondvlll' new the Qu:ck was matched against his fel- op m homage to the king of the Pirates scored runs on Ric . 0 1 .000 all their Hondo - low townsman. Frank Stevens, while '"3iC^-"- prize ring, the odds are climbing six of their seven hits, but the , He was B&rres was due to meet the wln- steadily in Sharkey's favor. BRONCS KICK Braves had tallied times in San Benito and McAUen are the V eight “even when the match i iier of a preliminary tussle between money” the second. The youthful Berger 1 luidlsputed leaders In the Rio ML 7 5 favorite. Charles Davis of Oklahoma City iMi was made, then a to his 17th of ►J contribute Allen of Eastland. baseball to- now he is a 3rd Key Grande Valley league B to 5, and becoming the season to this rally. back the bid of Jake Hess, Rice Institute star, following their victories Sun- 2 to 1 shot to beat PELS 19 TO 9 Waite another veteran, who day H'tyt, while the hard-hitting young teuton. sat. seeded number three, das over Harlingen and Rio Hondo ‘F'F- seemed to oe about through with the But enough the under- others accorded the distinction of •• strangely New York Yankees, made his first respectively. These clubs have won /MAV 2(o title tilt al- being spotted In the draw. In the dog in a heavyweight Point Isabel Hurlers Have start for Detroit and won out 1 to three without a of The o.-der ranked were: Earl Taylor, straight suffering ways feels surest victory. 0 in a six-inning game. Hoyt yield- Austin: J. B. Adoue, Dallas: Lucksn single setback. records of the prize ring, going Bad Day Before Local ed four hits, while his opponent, Ed into the earliest champion- La Coste. San Antonio: Karl Kam- The big battle of the day was back Morris, held the Tigers to two, but ship struggles of modern times, Sluggers rath Austin- John Barr, Dallas: that between San Benito and Har- lost out through an in the first show few instances where the TED. Hackney, Fort Worth; UUUUf. lingen. These are admittedly two favorite came through to victory. Jri.nnv M^Diarmld. Fort Worth; runs clattered ac- Ted Lyons, one of the season's Bob Twenty-eight Charlie Sloan, Houston: Leslie of the strongest clubs operating John L. Sullivan, Jim Corbett, Phila- ross the plate and 24 base hits consistent winners, gave the Witcher Settle, along the lower reaches of the Rio FitEslmraons, Jim Jeffries, Jack Cclcman. Hcuston: rang out in a baseball farce put delphia Athletics four extra base Bill Grande and their struggle for Johnson, Jess Willard, Jack Demp- i Dallas; Doc Barr. Dallas: Joe on here Sunday by the Point Isabel hits in one inning. This was just constituted the hottest all lost the title In bouts in ! “’•alley, Austin; and Frost Carvel, supremacy sey. Pelicans and the Brownsville Broncs. enough to give the world s champ- the league had yet pre- which were favorites. Ear Antonio. spot VaUey they A total of 15 Pelicans attempted to ions a 6 to 5 victory over Chicago sented this season. With "Ox" Sharkey Has Edge stem the tide, but the count was producing four runs. Young Wet Darby bad In the fold hurUng 19-9 against them at the end of the Ferrel, of Cleveland finally passed G. Fox Eligible stellar bah. the Saints defeated Sharkey has gained the betting two and a half hour encounter. Lyons in the number of games won crew 5-3. Mc- wagering has been hopper Rigneys adge, although Point Isabel hurlers were by holding Washington in checlt For Classics of his trained left Three Big Cauley's home run sewed the game light, because and a run hammered hard in the first six in- ; finally driving In in the LOUISVILLE K>\, June S— in the eighth Inning. and, sharp right, boxing skill and up nings. At the end of that period ninth inning to win his own game Gallant Fox. winner of the Preak- McAllen defeated Rio Hondo 4-2 He punches well to the experience. the score was 19-2 against the Pels. 3 to 2. r.ess. the .Kentucky Derby and the In five and a half Innings. This body where the Germans ability George Desha decided to Ferrell’s victory Improved Cleve- Pelmont stakes, is eligible for the rain. The “take it” Is unknown. He is the Manager tilt was Interrupted by to relieve land’s as the Arr.eriean Derbv. $50,000 added race of ease up a bit and had Ball standing considerably ch.bs were to have played a larger, stronger more polished St. subdued the threat Blak- Rocha in the box Up until that Louis Browns *o be run a* Washington Park. TIL, I header. Jones. If 1 0 0 2 0 1 Wait man. 2b hits—B. Yoder. the two. time. Rocha had allowed but three Of the New York Yankees with a Saturday, and the La ton la Derby, Feria toed the slab with Eav- Hamilton, rf 1 0 0 2 0 1 Sacrifice Any question of condition must J| k eney 2, Cunningham. lilts. Ball was hard hit and Point 5 to 4 triumph. The Browns ham- $25,000 added, which will be dun 3b 1 1 0 2 0 0 in the Boston ville in a slugfest and won Walsh, — seem to be answered Garrison. Stolen bases—Lawrence, Isabel scored five runs in the seven- mered George Plpgras from th< June 28, the opening day of the oT' 13-9. This the Boosters S. Young, SS....2 0 0 1 3 0 sailor's favor. He has trained slow- gave Ritchev and Darby. Double plays— th and two in the ninth. mound In the eighth inning to scon Irtonia. Kv.. race meeting. an even break of .500 for the season. Fit*, p 1 0 0 1 2 0 and evenly and is steadily ap- B. Yoder to ly the Broncs 6lammed all their runs. While William Woodward, owner N Yoder to McMahan; he Salinas of Oniontown crew has lost three proaching the 196 pounds hopes • 11}* Clements to McMahan. Passed balls out a home run in the fifth inning | The New York Giants provided th< of the great colt which has equalled st ra ight. Totals 16 3 4 18 6 2 to weigh Thursday night. He has —Blakeney 3. Left on basse—Har- shortly after Wiggins had relieved leading exception to the youth anc I Sii Barton's record of winning the Brownsville had an off day in Score by innings: j restricted himself entirely to box- hngen 6. San Benito 3. Von Allmen in the box for Point age rule as they defeated the St Mervland. Kentucky and New York schedule and took on the McAllen 100 llx—3. TEXAS LEAGUE both as hi6 business and his • the league ing Isabel. The of Rocha. Wood Louis Cardinals. 4 to 1. for theli feature races, has not announced Point Isabel Pelicans, Rio Hondo 010 100—2. Pitching Statistics Results. hitting defeating Sunday’s pastime. and Cantu stood out. eighth successive victory and th< i hlf chamolon's future engagements, them In a 19-9 baseball riot. Summary Winning pAtcher—Darby; losing Houston 4, 3. Schmeling has been seriously Shreveport In case Point Isabel is admitted to 12th Cardinal defeat In 13 games Kertuckv turf fol’owers are hope- N. Yoder. Wichita Falls 18-11, Waco 1-1 by fear of going stale, Home run-Ed Kachtik. 2B hlts- pitcher, hampered the Rio Grande Valley league, this Bill Walker and Bill Terry, a paij f«t! that Gallant Fox will run In Ed Kachtik and Hall, Yoder—Eight hits, four earned rallas 6, San Antonio 1. lack of excess weight to work * McALLEN CONTINUES Guerra, j game will be counted as official. . of the “middle aged players. ha< I both the American and Latonia five strikeouts, no bases on Beaumont 13, Fort Worth 7. and the necessity of keep- Sacrifice hits-Jor.es, Fltz and runs, against, The Broncs had an off day in the i the leading roles. Walker held th< t derbies and are confident that if and bails, three wild pitches and one Mondays Schedale ing a fine edge, reached too early. TO LEAD LEAGUE Hamilton. Stolen bases-Walsh Valley loop Sunday. Cards to two hits and one uneamec I he does he will hang up a record it babsman in at Port two The Oerman too. seems Guerra. Left on baaes-Mc Allen one, eight innings. Houston Worth, puncher, The box: run while Terry drove In two coun- that future 3-vear-old chamniors (Special to The Herald.) three earned to have golf crazy 1j Rio Hondo one. Darby—Eight hits, games. gone slightly Brownsville AB. R. H. O. A. E ters with a home run. will shoot at for some time to coma June 9.—Harley Jack- should have I MCALLEN, Statistic* runs, eight strikeouts, no banes on Beaumont at Shreveport. and one day, when he Pitching King, 3b.4 3 1 2 1 1 I son’s Macks continue at the top balls, one wild pitch, no hit batsmen Waco at Dallas. been resting, shot 36 holes under a pitcher. Fitz; losing Rocha, p ss.5 3 3 0 1 1 of the Rio Grande Valley league by Winning ;u 9 Innings. San Antonio at Wichita Falls. feverish sun. At times he acts as Ed Kach.ik. Ball, ss p.5 3 2 1 3 0 virtue of their 3-2 victory over Rio pitcher, Standing of the Clubs though he were training for the was Fitz-Four hits, one earned run. Perez. 2b .5 2 2 3-3 1 Honde here in a game which Team P W. L. Pet. National open at Minneapolis, in three two bases on LA FERIA DEFEATS Wood, lb .5 3 3 8 0 1 curtailed by rain. The teams were strikeouts, Wichita Falls. 58 41 17 .707 three weeks he has brought his If .2 2 2 1 0 0 a double-header. balls, no wild pitches, one bats- 18 from 130 Cantu. to have played 13*8 Houston . 56 34 22 ,569 best scores for holes of Ed men in 6 innings. RAYMONDVILLE Salinas, c .5 1 110 0 0 The all around ability big . 58 33 25 .569 strokes to 101. Shreveport cf .5 1 1 2 1 1 stood out although he Kachtlk-Four hits, three earn- to The Herald.) Puckett, Aachtik (Special Beaumont 56 31 25 .554 With Punchers loss of the ed runs, six strikeouts, one base on Trouble B. Williams, rf ....5 1 0 0 0 0 was credited with the LA FERIA, June 9.—The La Fe- For’ Worth 58 30 28 .517 no wild bats- He clouted out a homer and balls, pitches, no hit 35 Yet has always had game. to the .500 Waco . 58 21 .375 Sharkey men in five ria Boosters climbed Totals . 41 19 15 27 9 5 a double in three trips to the inn.ngs. Ssr. Anionic. 59 22 37 .373 trouble with rushing puncher the mark in the Rio Grande Valley Point Isabel AB. R. H. O. A E platter, in addition to holding Dallas 55 16 39 .291 fighters of Schmeling* type though 2b .5 1113 0 Mackian sluggers well in hand. SAINTS DEFEAT league here Sunday when they de- he also has displayed marked Murphy, K. Weikle, lb .3 1 0 16 0 2 Guerra, a necomer on the Mc- feated the nine 13-9 NATIONAL LEAGUE ability to absorb punishment. Raymondville Utter, rf .1 0 0 0 0 1 Allen nine, showed rdcely getting HARLINGEN 5-3 Sunday’s Results Johnny Risko and Tom Heeney in a free hitting contest. Stone, rf .3 1 2 0 0 0 two hits in as many tries at the New York 4, St. Louis 1. charged the Boston sailor out of (Special to The Herald) Kitchens, Kennedy and McNair G. Weikle, 3b ....4 1112 0 plate. He never dobbled afield. Cincinnati 5-2, Philadelphia 4-9. one chance at the championship SAN BENITO, June 9.—With Ox H. c ....2 10 10 1 The box: pounded the horsehlde for three Brooklyn 6, Chicago 0. and the most aggressive warrior of Higgins, O A E Darcy flashing good form alter a Hogan, c .3 110 0 0 Rio Hondo AB R H baggers. The hitting of McNair, Boston 10, Pittsburgh 6. them all, Jack Dempsey, knocked 0 poor start, Lew Williams' hustling R. ....4 1110 0 Woods, lb . 3 0 0 6 0 and McGee stood out in Schedule him out. Leach, p-lf Saint nine knocked the Kennedy Monday’s . 3 0 1 0 1 0 Harlingen Von Allmen, p ...2 0 0 0 1 0 Myers, rf the game. Pittsburgh at Boston. The fear of the Sharkey wager- 3 0 0 1 1 0 nine from th league lead here Sun- R. ....3 0 1 0 1 0 Tony, If . A fair sized crowd was present Chicago at Brooklyn. ers rests in his mental instability. Wiggins, p 0 0 day, defeating them 5-3. ss .2 0 1 2 7 0 Kachtik, ss . 3 0 0 1 to witness the homecoming of the St. Louis at New York. Jack has the "class the boys rate Stanley, 0 0 a large crowd was on hand to ss .3 1 1 1 2 0 HaU. c . 3 116 Boosters from their 4-3 11-inning Cincinnati at so highly, but he also has the Peterson, '.new the crucial which was Philadelphia. i ... 3 1 2 0 3 0 game Johnson, rf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ed. Kachtik. p victory over the Brownsville Broncs. Standing of the Clubs discouraging habit of tossing aside 1 run off in highly efficient style. cf .2 0 0 1 0 0 McDonado, 2b .... 1 0 0 2 0 Raymondville AB R H O A E Teams P. W. L. Pet. his boxing ability to fight the other Bemd, 2 0 0 0 1 0 Three umpires kept the game roll- cf .1 1 0 0 0 0 Hough, 3b . Hocott, 3b 5 2 2 2 0 1 Brooklyn 47 30 17 .638 fellow’s fight in the heat of a close Barnes, m? along at a brisk pace and there . 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 COX, Cf Brownsfield, cf ... 5 2 0 3 Chicago . 47 28 21 .571 hard match. was no wrangling. of Totals 38 9 9 24 16 4 .... 3 1 0 0 1 0 New York . 47 25 22 .532 is cool and calm, Saint left Baldridge, ss Schmeling . 32 2 4 13 7 1 McCauley, big fielder, Score Totals .... 4 0 1 1 3 0 St Louis . 49 24 25 490 even Oerman tempera- by innings: the horseaide out of the Swayae, If, p typically AB R H O A E I>cunded to lake Brownsville 333 163 OOx—19 McAllen Lott, 3b . 4 0 0 1 2 1 . 45 22 23 489 : ment. He hits hard enough Ira in the to take Pittsburgh . 3 0 14 10 eighth inning Point Isabel 010 001 502— 9 lb lb 2 0 1 2 0 0 Eoston . 44 20 24 .455 full and advantage of one Shipley, lead in this Gayden. lasting .3 0 0 2 0 0 the league department. 0 cf If _ 2 1 0 0 0 42 17 25 .405 Sharkey mistake. He has every- Summary o: McClarity, Philadelphia Tne clouting Blakeney, Cunning- — — cf . 2 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 to win and to lose. Home run Salinas. 2b hits err*, Tropp, C 4 0 12 Cincinnati . 47 19 28 .404 thing nothing 0 0 ham and Wallace stood out in the ifoung. C . 2 0 1 4 Starnes, A former champion King, Rocha, Ball, Perez, Wood 2. contest. p-lf-lb ..311310 lightweight fkhart, Stults. rf 2 l 1 0 0 0 watched Sharkey lose his temper Murphy and Hogan. Stolen bases •Ox" hurled bah for the good 0 at a Cantu Williams. Roberts, rf . 1 0 1 0 0 Sunday’s Results and swing wildly sparring —Ball. 2, Puckett, Saints after the first inning when — 6, 3. partner in training the other day. Puckett to Perez was mc&ed for two runs. Philadelphia Chicago he Nick i — Totals 35 9 9 24 7 2 Detroit 1, Boston 0. He nodded wisely and made this Passed ball Hogan, Left on bases Yoder twirieu almost as TROOP equally A E Point Isabel 6. A Bottle Fed HDQRS. La Ferla AB R N O Cleveland a, Washington 2. sage remark. Brownsville 6. , veil however, for the Cardinals. ■ Kitchens, ss 5 2 1 2 1 2 St. Louis 5, New York 4. He’ll do that Just once with Pitching statistics Pinch in the ninth in- — 0 0 be B. van Pelt, cf-p .. 4 2 2 1 Monday’s Schedule Schmeling. and they’ll telling Winning pitcher Rocha; loving - of ning, Manager Topper Rigney 4 0 — Val Allmen. T. McNair, 3b .... 5 2 3 3 at him In the dressing room what pitcher tne crashed Philadelphia Chicago. “BABY” Harlingen nine, througn — NINE LEADING H. Van Pelt, 4 0 0 2 0 0 New York at St. Louis. I happened.” Rocha Three hits, one earned a which p-cf.. With hit meant Harlingen's 1 one base on D. Van Pelt, c ... 5 1 1 5 2 Boston at Detroit. run, six strikeouts, balls, third run of the day. Landry, rf 4 112 0 0 Washington at Cleveland. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS no wild pitches, no hit batsmen in 18 5 feet 4inches; weight: 1 lv baseball XiUd v% ao ivucwai ui Age: years;height: The Inter-troop league gauic 0 0 0 rf . 1 0 0 Standing of the Clubs six innings. after the ancient classics between Biggs, (Including Games of June 8) neck: 15 inches; bust: 34 inches; waist: Sunday’s game: Valley — Standing McGee, lb. 3 3 2 7 0 1 Team P W. L. Pet. Ball Six hits, seven earned runs, pounds; W. L. Pet San Benito and National League Harlingen. Many 2b 1 2 1 2 2 0 Philadelphia 48 32 16 .667 two strikeouts, three bases on balls, 36 19 inches; calf? Asworth. — 26 inches; 2 0 1000 of the old timers who used to take Stephenson. Cubs. .420 inches; hips: thigh: Headqaurters Troop j 0 2 0 1 2 29 17 .630 Batting no hit batsmen in .... 46 no S. Kennedy, If 3 Wnshington — wild pitches, Troop B 11 500 part In these frays were in the Runs Herman, Robins. 51 H3 inches; ankle: 754 inches. Complexion: light; 1 0 0 2 0 0 .. 47 23 19 .596 three Burkett, if Cleveland — innings. A 0 2 000 stands. saw a of Runs batted in Klein, Phillies. Troop The) game worthy — New York . 44 2 4 20 .545 Leach No hits, one earned run, blue; hair: titian; skin: clear; Gun 0 0 000 the ancient feuds. 55. fcyes: deep disposi- [ Machine Troop Totals 36 13 13 27 9 6 Detroit 48 21 27 .438 no strikeouts, three bases on balls, k the hard hitting The box: Hits — Herman, Robins; Terry, tion: lovable and sweet; nature: affectionate. Her Sunday morning 43 18 25 .419 two wild no hit batsmen In. broke into the Score by innings: Chicago 79. pitches, ■ Troop B team win Harlingen ABRH O A E 8. Giants, " .. 102 020 120— S’ Louis 47 19 28 .404 no is three meals a and between meals Taymondville —■ innings. diet good day column collecting 17 hits includ- 3b . 4 0 1 0 3 0 Doubles Frisch, Cardinals, 21. by Bupp, •_a Feria 152 030 02x—13. Boston 47 14 33 .298 Von Allmen — Eleven hits, eight 2 home runs off Mattison of Lawrence, rf.4 1 1 3 0 0 Triples — Cuyler, Cubs, 9. she drinks a bite to eat at 10-2 and 4 o’clock. If ing 3B 8. Kennedy earned runs, one strikeout, three hits-Kitchens. — A them the decision by B. Yoder, 2b.4 1 1 2 1 0 Homers Wilson, Cubs. 18. Troop giving and McNair. 2B Sacri- bases on balls, no wild pitches, no she her own... but she seldom does hit-Swayze. — necessary, buys 16 1’ score. The losers scored Garrison, If . 3 0 0 2 0 l Stolen Bases Cuyler Cubs, 14. a fice hits-B. Van Pelt and Baldridge. New Orleans Pulls hit batsmen in 5 1-3 innings. in the first two innings .VcMahan. lb .... 4 0 0 9 0 0 American League • •. should she? Now answer that if can. 8 runs by Stolen Baldridge, R. — Four hits, four earn- Why you bases-Hocott, — Wiggins hits with Burnett’s wild- B'.akeney, c . 4 0 2 5 1 0 Near Batting Rice, Washington, .403. \ combining McNair B. Up Memphis no strikeouts, two bases 3tuJts 2. Kitchens 2. 2. — ed runs, t ness, but there after did not serious- Clements, ss.4 1 1 1 2 0 ATLANTA, June 9—UP— New Runs Ruth, Yankees, 55. Van Pelt 2. Left on bases-Ray- on balls, two wild pitches, no hit threaten while Troop B’s heavy N. Yoder, 0 1 1 2 o Runs batted in, Ruth, Yankees, ly p.4 mondville La Feria 5. Orleans narrowed the gap between batsmen in 3 3-3 innings. in the 2nd a 3 0 0 1 0 0 5, ! 52. artillery opened with Ritchey, cf . the league leading Memphis club I circuit drive by Gelband and con- Rigrey, x 1 0 1 0 0 o! Pitching in the Southern Association by Hits — Rice, Senators, 77. tinued with at least one run ever Totals. 35 3 8 24 9 l\ Winning pitcher, H. Van Pelt; beating Little Rock twice yester- Doubles — Gehringer, Tigers, Cro- I 7 there after. Burnett also hit x—Batted for Richey in ninth. losing Starnes. 7 ; nin. Senators. 19. ptcher, day to 2. and 6 to 4. circuit, while Oillery end San Benito AB R H O A E Starnes-six hits, six earned runs, The Barons brought themselves Triples — Combs. Yankees. 8 for the losers contributed Campbell, 3b.4 1 1 5 2 0 one strokeout, one base on balls, into a tie with Little Rock for Homers — Ruth, Yankees, 19. HEN apiece. Montalvo, ss.4 1 0 2 3 3 no wild pitches, no hit batsmen in thlro place by taking both ends Stoles Bases — Rice, Senators, 11 lachtne Gun troop team McCauley. If.4 1 1 3 0 0 11-2 innings from Nashvilk, 9 to 4. and 7 to 5. you want the best at Loma Alta the results at the min- been Cunningham lb .. 4 1 2 6 1 0 Swayze-Seven hits, seven earned A rule against Sunday baseball Many English cities have sprung will get into action in the Wait man. rf.4 1 1 0 0 0 runs, seven strikeouts, two bases on after six o'clock stopped Memphis from ham. or homestead, of some 1m u m expense hit no better scheduled for Wednesday Wallace, cf . 3 0 2 1 0 0, balls, no wild pitches, two ano Mobile in the sixth inning of Saxon family, around which other there Is m. at 2:30 p. against Hearn, c . 3 0 0 8 1 0 batsmen in 6 1-3 innings. the second game Sunday while they houses were gradually built. Thus medium than the Tcylor 2b. 3 0 0 2 1 0 H. Van Pelt-Five hits, two earned were In a deadlock. 6 to 6. The Birmingham is the “home of the Classified C o 1 !e for three one on calls games Darby, p . 2 0 1 0 0 0 runs, strikeout, no bases Chicks, however, captured the first Binna family.” umus of ending July 2nd when a Totals. 31 5 8 27 8 3 i balls, no wild pitches and one bit 10 to 7. THE will be picked to repre- Score by Innings: batsmen in 13 1-3 innings. A hard fought battle In Chatta- Christopher Latham Sholes is BROWNSVILLE I Brown against outside Harlingen 200 000 001—3 B. Van Pelt-Four hits, four nooga Sundav ended In favor of known as the Inventor of the type- HERALD Utary And civilian teams. The San Benitt .. 022 000 Olx—5 earned runs, three strikeouts, one Atlanta, when the Crackers put writer. His first "writing machine” series will be against Port Rlng- — Summary base on balls, no wild pitches, no ovei a run In the tenth to nose out was the end of a telegraph key with AT O'CIOCK i 10-2 the 4th week-end. Home Sb hit— hit batsmen In 5 2-3 Lookouts. 7 to ft. the letter "w” cut in brass. 64 X during July run—McCauley. innings. the t

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