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British Open Winner i'T' T fT .▼ f V WT QUICK, HESS _ SAINTS COME Helen Hicks TAILORS LEAD School Track Stars Is Winner High m mr HAL EU8TA0H r ROSLY, N. Y.. June 12. (JPh- I *■■■■. TAYLOR IN BACK TO WIN One more golfing prize has TEN-PINNERS Meet fallen into the possession of Open Chicago Today I BY WAY OP keeping the records Helen Hicks, Long Island girl, straight, be it recorded that ■■Sarge" Allison To Win 10-7 one of the longest drivers in Expected Hard Hustling Gives Hinkley And Henshaw Top CHICAGO, June 12. (Ah—Another Amsdrn Oliver, negro star from w ©onnally is hooking 'em over the women s ranks. high school generation of track and Roosevelt High, Dayton. O, was act# this season for the Toledo Mud- To Over Miss Hicks the Way Finals Victory captured Individuals In field stars, champions from the cit- of the standout) hurdlers In whet and has registered ten vic- women’s eastern title from Mr3. ies and hamlets of 24 states, in- promised to be an exceptional field. s. It was stated elsewhere re- Palms Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Meet Friday Regular vaded Stagg Field today for the Oliver has done :15 In the Highs, ly that "Sarge" was performing Philadelphia, a former national qualifying trials of the twenty- as had Bill Wallace of the Milwaukee Brewers and had champion, by five strokes in Eagle River, FORT June 12. — to The Herald) Brownsville took three seventh annual University of Chi- Tex., and there were 10 entrants eight games This correction WORTH, (Special the 18-hole playoff of the tie in Tailoring _but Dallas cago Interscholastic with records of better than IT se- comes from Mrs. Jimmy Quick of and his chop SAN June The which straight from Majestic Radio and championshlpi. Johnny Stone, BENITO, 11.— they finished the regular With strokes and shot tennis; Earl two out of three Froebel High of Gary, Ind.. conds. Wallace was credited with formerly Mary Connally, and she drop hustlin’ Saints Tex Cov- 54-h61ea of the Frigidaire copped of Austin with his spotted championship. in the 1930 champion, out of the meet college time In the lows, should know, for ‘Sarge" is her Taylor ha*d driv- from Old Line Life Insurance having from the ington's Palms from McAllen five because of a state association rule done 23.5 seconds this season. brother. Mrs. 8tone is a real base- ing game basehne, and ^ A A A A A 4, 4 the regular Thursday evening meet Jake an against out of the state were set ball student. She knows the hit- Hess of Fort Worth with hli runs and then fought uphill of the Brownsville Businessmen s competition. Trisls for this sitae* consistent the sec- Fort Collins, Colo., High, winner of noon, with the finals tomorrow. and- does not always apply to volley game, were in the battle to emerge victors in Ten-Pin League. semi-Linals 10-7. three championships and among the a traffic accidents. When she of the men’s singles in ond game of the series, Thu Burt Hink:ey, Jr., held high single gets three teams of the third annual Texas distr.ct lawn was the third straight victory for a 219 in second three other occasions, FIGHTS LAST NIGHT w a paper she cracks it on the sport BUFFS HOLD game, rolling his tennis this was the favorite to win the national (By The Associated Press) section, not being overly concern- association state champion- the Saints and the first time game. Carl Henshaw led the three- here title, with Scott of Toledo. O. NEWORK. N. J.—Vlctorlo Cam- ed about doings of the Monday ship today. season they have captured three game total list by getting 529. High and Ooak Park of Chicago. Illlonis BUI Tatting Circle, Mrs. Stone But Wilmer Allison third ranking contests in a row. With their entire team present polo. Argentine, stopped Big State titleholder, as the likely con- Hartwell. Kansas (3). is a popular entertainer. She has player in the United States and Manager Waitman sent Rankin ON TO FIRST and rolling, Tailoring turned in City former Davis tention. freguently appeared before the mike Cup player expected back in the box today after doing the best performance of the even- PITTSBURGH—Ray COlU&ii to take his Pa., here billed as the "Missouri Pacific place with Quick, Taylor some splendid relief work yester- ing. They amassed a three game The question of a team cham- Erie, stopped Meyer Trager* Jack Pitts- Songbird.” and Hess. day but the Palms found his ofier- total of 2.529 which topped all other pionship was important only to Chicago (7); Tracey, Allisons quarterfinal match late ings in the second frame for six Houston Blanks Steers perlormances. Their third game of schools able to send full squads, burgh. outpointed Jimmy Taylor, 5*0; Barber- LEON DURST, Associated Press yesterday afternoon against Char- scores and the Mission fireman 861 was the best of the night. and there was even more interest Cleveland (8>; Ray Lyle, les Sloan of was correspondent at Oklahoma City, is Houston halted by was Jerked after Willis had tripled Exporters Beat The scores follow: attached to the one, two and three ton. O, outpointed George Bretseh, rain after visiting his sister, Mrs. Fannie Put- Allison had won the to clean the bags, and “Jnjun” Old Line vs. Frigidaire man teams sent to strive for indi- Pittsburgh (6). Initial set was Nor- [Morningegnat, here. All of which 6-1, and leading one Montalvo took the box after being Sports 5-4 Old Line— 1st 2nd 3rd Ttl vidual honors. CHICAGO—Edgar Norman. brings love on the second set. Allison and BiUy Papke, Jr, back memories of “Tenth Ward" in pounded off the hill yesterday and Peck . 161 188 117 466 As usual, record smashing was way. outpointed Sloan to finish their match California Pitta- Austin and Cedric Durst. Ced was planned held the heavy up-Valley sluggers I Vera 161 161 161 483 expected on both track and field. (10); Tug Phillips, today with Allison an overwhelm- and still is one of a ball to seven hits in 7 2-3 innings. . 155 155 15S—465 The 100 dash mark of :09 8 set burgh. outpointed Relampo Sague- whale The Associated Press) Arfcuckle yard ing favorite. If the former Davis (By ro. Cuba Justo. Madison. He went from the sand- Cup Jordan, Williams. Hoff- .. 141 141 141 423 in 1913 and tied the last five (10); Pep player. up Campbell, no chance of Tijerina during star wins, he will match shots with the Taking slipping from Ed- Wis., Jackie Horner, St. lots of Austin, landing with St. man and Montalvo led local Tamcz . 129 129 129—387 years by George Simpson and outpointed Ear! their first place berth in the Texas Louis Louis. That was back in the days Taylor in the semi-finals of batting attack, with Denson. Con- die Tolan, of Western conference (8). } League pennant race, Houston pour- — the upper bracket, while Quick and and Cox the lime- 703 2224 was a to with CINCINNATI MiUsf, when Tlnk Reviere was in his prime. treras, holding ed Totals . 747 774 fame, possibility fall, Freddy [ Hess will In the lower brack- whitewash ca Dallas Thursday When Sisler's eyes went back on compete for the visitors. 1st 2nd 3rd Ttl. Edwin Toribio of Jesuit High, New Cincinnati, outpointed Eddie Shea. light night at Houston, 5 to 0 to make Frigidaire— was as a find et- 414 Crain Portman of Ur- Chicago GO). him. Ced hailed great /- Jordan walked in the first frame BaU . 138 165 111 Orleans, and m it three straight. It was a case of at first. was later sold Quick, employing a Aleadlv Hill and Williams went out 151 151 151 453 bana. III., High, the favorites. Each However, he chop- and for the Spicer necessity Buffaloes for in :09.7 this VALLEY AMATEURS to the Yankees and there had an ping game yesterday, eliminated and Eddie Williford sent the new bach . 136 112 145 393 has been credited with an afternoon game, Beaumont beat Bans John McDarimid in sets season. Schedule understudy Job to one of the great- staright first baseman home when he sent . 148 153 149 450 Sunday or Shreveport 5 to 4, and it is the Ex- Campbell est outfields in the history of base- 6-1, 7-5. Taylor, 1931 Unhrerslty Associated Press Photo a three-base blow center field. 219 160. .528 Portman has a mark of :21.2 for Mercedes at RaymondvUle. int% porters who are to Hinkley .• 149 ball. He Into a of world of Texas tennis captain. erased ready step up 48 220 while Ed Wieher Rio Hondo at Port Isabel. got couple The Palms greeted Rankin in . 18 16 16 the yard dash, I John Barr Tommy Armour, American open when the Buffaloes slip. Fowler held Handicap I series games and on one occasion of Dallas with a straight the second with an array of base of Woodrow Wilson High. Dallas. Weslaco et Edinburg. champion in 1927, won the British Dallas to four hits while the Buffa- 1 the pill over the wall lor set win of 6-4. 6-2. hits that accounted for six runs. 738 816 732 2286 Tex., has done :21.6. La Feria open. slapped open championship at Carnoustie, loes secured eiaht hits off Leftv Totals f a . The Yanks sold him Hess displayed a volleying gam? Montalvo took burden after Radio Scotland. up the Minogue. Tailoring vs. back In the minors against Louis Thalheimer of Chi- , \ to Boston. He's Willis' blow and struck out Bonds Paul 'Em" 1st 2nd 3rd Ttl. to ______“Pound Easterling kept Tailoring now. It's great thinking back over cago eliminate him in straight and made Cox out Hill to 140 188 505 ground the Exporters within a half r;ume Newlin . 177 It the old in Austin. sets. 6-4, 6-0. Hess, star of the Rice 504 days Jordan to down the curtain. . 191 167 146 bring of Houston when he pounded a home Wentworth Institute team during the recent San one 143 195 191—529 Benito began annexing run with the bases full to give Beau- Henshaw . i* CEDRIC’S mother was very reli- southwest conference tennis cam- two runs at a time and knot- 119 163 4<0 “ and a 5 to 4 verdict. Paul's McManus .w .. 188 of his mont mighty gious and opposed to his playing paign. played one very finest Diamond Dust ted the count in the sixth frame 136 180 160 482 swat was a homer, but in the record Dictel . Dali on Ced couldn’t tennis matches of the season. * Sundays. keep “LEB when after Montalvo and Hill went book 13 13 13 49 while By it will go for a . Hp Handicap A. away from the diamond sport and the mens singles featured _ | out, "Cotton” Williams singled to connected and the ball sailed over on under an as- yesterday’s program which was halt- 861 2529 played Sundays La Feria Nighthawks have add- center and after stealing second the fence, but after Wise had scor- Totals 848 820 sumed name. One day his mother ed by rain late in the afternoon, a a came Ttl. 1 ed arst baseman Bill Midkiff and base on close play, home ed from third and from Majestic 1st 2nd 3rd was knock- number of lnatches were In Taylor asked him who the boy played when Jordan on Flores' 147 177 500 COOL! second baseman Gill Johns to their hopped second, White who had been on first, Peterarca . 176 all those home runs In the Sun- the men's doubles, but no upsets ing field. ... • •• 141 are fast one for a single into right . 141 were club. Both ex-members of the crossed second and started for the Cavazos day games. He couldn't He and told recorded. If the courts are In The locals the 167 167 475 San Benito Saints and were re- iced game away outfield to pick up his glove. White’s Works . her It was he. “If you like baseball condition and there is no rain, at In frame with 151 495 the gory seventh of time was not so Ortiz . 175 1C9 least two rounds of doubles will be leased yesterday to make room for thought saving that much.” his mother said, “go off with a base 167 167 501 some new talent. Midkiff has Hoffman leading good, for Easterling tretted around Strehlow . 167 and played today. ; ahead play." hit into right, but he went out 168 168 168 504 In the singles played spectacular ball for the second and pasted White which cut Cnxell .. girl's yesterday. May Weston on 1 Saints but a recent Flores to Campbell’s his home run to a double because Ceurvorst, ranking star from Wich- batting slump 2475 attempted sacrifice. Campbell stole one base runner cannot an- . 827 818 830 ita. Kansas, made her tournament brought about his release. Jigins, t pass Totals second and Miller walked. Wait- other during the course of a bow with a straight set victory ovor the ex A. & M. star, has been play. 1 mans sent a roller to Wells who 8an Antonio mixed in hlt- LEAGUE LEADERS La Verne Stages of Fort Worth handicapped through the past few timely MAJOR threw out at second, Camp- i and a of fast Press * Mary Zita McHale of Dallas and weeks by an injured leg. Both Miller ting night fielding at (By The Associated bell taking third on the play. San Antonio to beat Fort Worth of June 11> former State champion, played her men should give the Hawks some (Including games Montalvo sent a basehlt into cen- 4 to 2. Estell for the Indians opposed National League: first match yes‘erday In the girl's added power m the field and at ter scoring Campbell. Hill sent a Whitworth, and both allowed eight Batting— Kendrick, Reds, .385; singles and won in straight sets bat. hot one through short and Wait- hits respectively. .368. from Anna Bland Thompson of Fort • • • Terry, Giants, man scored. Montalvo and Hill The up and coming Wichita Falls Phillies, 46; Ott, VALLEY LEAGl’E Worth. the MrAllen Palm relief Rum-Klein, Flores, scored on Williams blow into cen- continued at Gal- Spudders winning Giants, 40. _ Yesterday’s Results hurler and outiielder. was credited ter. Jordan lifted a high fly to veston where they gave the Buc- Runs batted In—Klein. Phillies. Benito 10. McAllen 7. with his first defeat this season Ban Denson to end the scoring. j caneers a 9 to 2 plastering by driv- 44; Hornsby, Cubs, Arlett, Phillies, 4. 0. when the Saints out a 10- La Feria 4arlingen pounded The Pains annexed thtir final ing Bill Harris, Galveston's pitching 39. W L Pet. The Team— SENSPLAYiNG 7 victory off of him yesterday. run ui the eighth when after ace from the mound. Ted Gullic Giants, 70; Herman. .612 Hits—Terry . 30 19 former Mission school hurler Harlingen High Francis and Flores went out. Den- drove a home run out of Moody 66. 26 23 .531 Robins. McAllen . should develop Into one of the son got a base blow through the Stadium, the second circuit blow to Doubles—Hornsby, Cubs. Davis. . 25 26 .490 be- La Feria classiest pitchers in the league pitcher's box and he came Jiome be made over the fence this sea- 18 19 32 —73 j Phillies, San Benito . fore the season Is over. on Contreras double to left. son. Braves. 8; GREAT BALL • • • j Triples—Worthington. Games Today The Palms end the current series Watkins, Cardinals. 7. Feria at Harlingen might). The latest of ... La batting averages here Friday afternoon with the Home runs—Klein, Phillies. IS; San Benito. com- McAllen at Athletics Unable To Pull the leaders in the Valley loop closing contest commencing at 4 Arlett. Phillies, 10. M. Howe, statisti- plied by Irwin o'clock. TOURNAMENT Stolen bases—Comorosky, Pirates, TEXAS LEAGIE cian for the News, for Away From Walt’s Sporting Box score: 8; Jackson. Giants. Cuyler. Cubs. 6. Yesterday’s Results June 1 found the game including McAllen AB R H PO A E Pitching — Derringer. Cardinals. San 4. Fort Worth 2. Antonio Club following eight men and their rec- Denson, cf 5 2 3 3 0 0 Cubs, won 5, lost' 1. ^ 4. Washington Sweetland. Beaumont 5. Shreveport ords: ur. Contreras, 2b .... 5 1 2 1 1 0 Ainrniin $2*®^ Falls 9, Galveston 2. OPENS TODAY Wichita Batting— AB R H Pet. Willis, rf 4 0 l 2 0 o Batting— Ruth. Yankees, .398. Dallas 0. As long as the Sena- 45 Houston 5, Washington Rizzo. LF 116 27 .388 Bonds, If 4 0 1 0 0 0 Cochrane. Athletics, .385 * w L Pet- tors continue to the kind of Team— play T. Covington, M 69 18 23 .383 Cox. lb 5 12 8 10 Runs—Simmons. Athletics, 43; to ... • • 38 12 .644 baseball have been Women Golf Stars Are they displaying . Houston Squires, H 32 2 11 .344 Weston. 2b . 4 1 1 7 5 0 and Senators. 41. 21 .638 Mver Manush, Beaumont . 37 for the past month or so. Phila- 100 20 33 .330 1 Francis. M Wells, ss . 4 1 0 3 1 At Runs batted In—Cronin. Senators. Worth . 33 24 .579 delphia’s Athletics are not going Gathering Port I Bonds, M 115 25 37 .322 Francis, c 3 0 0 2 1 0 53: Foxx Athletics. 47. Falls . 33 25 .569 to make a runaway of the Ameii- Wichita | Cartwright. H ... 114 22 36 316 Harwood, p . 1 1 1 1 0 0 Senators. 75: Man- 2* .500 St. Louis Hits—Cronin. . 28 can League pennant race. The A’f Dallas N. Yoder. H 79 20 25 .315 Flores, p . 3 0 0 0 1 1 ush. Senators. Combs. Yankees. 25 32 .439 have a remarkable record San Antonio . compiled Morris. H 105 20 25 .316 Covington x.1 0 0 0 0 0 Athlet- $Q.oo A vert 11, Indians, Simmons. . 20 37 -351 so far. running up 35 victories to 12 • • • % JMireveport ST. LOUIS. June 12. (*V-Downs ics. 71. 17 41 -293 defeats, but the Senators have re- Galveston j Pitching records compiled by Totals 30 7 12 24 12 2 of feminine golf stars were arriv- Douhles—Webb. Red Sox. 25; Games mained right on their heels. Today Howe for the same date has x—batted for Wells in ninth. ing today for practice rounds on Manush. Senators. Vosmlk. Indians. Beaumont. Washington’s average todav was Dallas at Flores. McAllen, in first place with San Benito AB R H PO A E the St. Louis Country Club course, 6. at Houston. 800 and the Senators were only Shreveport three victories and no defeats. Hill, ss 3 2 1 3 3 0 where the women’s trans-Mississippi Home runs—Foxx. Athletics, IS: 3 1-2 games behind after six Ft. Worth at Galveston. of with 10 vic- 3b 5 1 2 1 0 0 will under victories. Phillips Harlingen Williams, championship get way Ruth. Yankees. 11. Falls at San Antonio. straight 1 Wichita tories and two defeats is actually Jordan, lb. 4 1 3 10 0 0 Monday. Stolen bases—Chapman, Yankees. The Senators clipped a full game STRAW HATS the leader. Willis of McAllen 2b .... 5 0 1 2 3 n t M s. E. Anderson More, treasurer Johnson. Tisxrs, 14. from lead loop Williford, 16: AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia'!; yesterday 1 2 3 1 of the Associa- I i and Hardy of McAllen have each Hoffman, c 5 0 Trans-Mississippi Pitching—Fischer. Senators, won YcMter°ay*s Result* by trouncing Cleveland 12 to 4. you choose a simple sail- won and suffered two If.5 3 3 2 0 0 tion. said about BO entries al- their worst eight games Campbell, today «. lost 1; Grove, Athletics, won 10, 6 St. Louis 8. Philadelphia 2. The R's took beating or straw or a Panama losses. Philli • is leading in strike- Miller, cf 4 0 1 4 0 0 ready had been received, with many lost 1. WHETHER closely yoven 5. since in season from the ( • Washington 12, Cleveland early the ; more outs 67 to his credit. Willis Waitman. rf.4 l 0 1 o o expected. -... Yorfk. wet St. Louis Browns and their rcokie having rest assured that the Hat you purchase Chicago-New grounds. is close behind with 65. Rankin, p .0 0 0 0 0 0 Mrs. O. S. Hill of Meadow Lake wet pitcher. Wallace HeberL the 13- Dctroit-Boston, grounds. Montalvo, p.4 1 2 1 3 o Kansas City, an outstanding touma- Championship Up here is the best possible “buy” at tha W L Pet ycar old moundsman. making his Team— Art Schact who hovered around i ment player for several years, arriv- The Bobcats and Juarez will tan- of Sen- 35 12 .745 first major league start, held the price paid. The complete range Philadelphia . , i base the San 39 10 15 27 10 0 eu yesterdav. The defending cham- here Sundav in the .646 to seven hits to win 8 to second for Benito Totals I gle champion- . 31 17 champions ! Mrs Sennits, novelty weaves, Leg- Washington Saints back in 1926 is one of the Score innings pion, Hulbert C. Clark of Ok- game of the Brownsville Boys nits, split 20 .556 2. The third straight day ol bad { by ship York . 25 lahoma was another New batters at in the McAllen . 060 000 010— 7 City, early ar- Baseball league. They were to pla> and Panamas is 26 23 .531 weather stopped the games at New leading present I horns, Milans, Bangkoks Cleveland . Western San Benito 112 101 40x—10 rival. a three-game series, and split a !** .39n York and Boston. j League. Schact is a mem- shown in the finest ever . 17 26 display presented ■ St. Louis | ber the Earned runs—San Be- Among the other early arrivals double header last Sunday. The win- 395 The margin the St. Louis Cardi- I of St. Joseph club which, Summary: . 18 26 were £ Chicago the is in first and nito 10, McAllen 7. Left on bases— Mrs. Benjamin Harrison. ning team will be awarded silver by this Store. I7 29 nals hold over their national lea- by way. place, Boston . • the is the San Benito 8. McAllen 7. Three Amarillo, Tex., and H. H. White baseballs by The Herald, which R 18 33 3ba3‘£' gue rivals, Chicago and New York, ex-Saint hitting nugget ■ Detroit . Paris, Texas. the Junior Circuit. was to 3 1-2 i at .395. base hits—Williford. Cox. Willis, sponsored ■ also clipped games yes- Games Today • • • hits— as Socks Seibold held the Campbell, Denson. Two-base Chicago a! New York terday Cards to four hits and gave Bos- The venerable Art Shires con- Denson. Miller, Contreras. Stolen St Louis at. Philadelphia ton 3 to 0 victory. tinues to set a fast batting pace in bases—Contreras 2, Cox, Weston. Detroit at Boston. /i Bob Smith gave the Cubs some the American Association having Hill, Williams, Jordan, Campbell. Cleveland at Washington. Waitman. highly effective mound work and hit safely 69 times for an average Double plays—Contreras beat Philadelphia 4 to 2 de- .413. to Weston to Cox. Passed bails— NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago of Chuck Klein s 15th homer of • • • Francis. 6 runs. 5 hits off Rankin Yesterday** Result* spite The Giants had to go in 1 1-3 Innings; 1 run, 7 hits off 6. the season. Neal Baker the lad who pitched New York 8. Pittsburgh Montalvo in 7 2-3 2 runs, elei’en innings to beat the Pitts- the University of Texas to a con- innings. Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 1. Harwood in 2 8 burgh Pirates but came through with 1 ference championship several years 3 hits off innings; Chicago 4. Philadelphia 3. to 12 hits off Flores in 6 a three run rally at the finish ago was handed his release the runs, innings. 0, Boston 3. j St. Louis win 8 to 6. Struck out—by Rankin 1, by Mon- ^ U Pet j other day by the Joplin Miners of Team— j also wag- talvo 1. Harwood 1. Flores 682 Cincinnati and Brooklyn the Western Association, but was by by . 30 14 St. Louis ed an eleven battle, ie Reds 1. Base on balls—off Rankin 2. off 19 .58• inning resigned the next day. Baker Maw York ••••••••••• 27 I Montalvo 2. off Harwood 2. off winning 2 to 1. Silas Johnson, stocky makes his home in Harlingen dur- sew m Cincinnati hurler, got the Flores 2. Winning pitcher—Mon- 23 .511 young ing the winter and is well known Boston . better of Dazzy Vance and Jack talvo. Losing pitcher—Flores. Um- 22 25 468 throughout the Valley. l Pittsburgh Quinn on the mound. • • • pire—Briggs. Time of game—2:06. YOKES 1I 21 28 .429 The two *’Oxes”—Blanton and SSoklynT...... I Higgins were down our the Cincinnati 16 33 3_- New Golf Ball Is way Bowlers Meet other day. Higgins captained the mm Game* Today A picked team of Harlingen 10- Tested In Match University of Texas football club la SEA :i at St. Louis. pin bowlers will come here Friday 1 in 1927 and is now connected with Sister Brooklyn at Cincinnati PTNEWALD. :i. J.. June 12. <**>— night to take on a Brownsville crew JiU..MIAMI Luxurious Shtp* the C & S Sporting Goods Co. of New York at Pittsburgh. Perhaps to his own surprise. Wild The games will begin at Campbell’s Austin. Blanton is still in school Philadelphia at Chicago. BUI Mehlhorn has discovered he Alleys around 8 p. m. BROWNSVILLE “MOHAWK” and was a mertTber of the confer- "ALGONQUIN* can drive farther with the new "bal- The teams already have played ence He to NEW YORK \l YESTERDAY’S STARS loon” golf ball than he can with the champions this past year. one encounter at Harlingen, the NOW IN SERVICX has been in Del (By The Associated Press! old. ! playing baseball home club winning handily. The From Galveston every Saturday —- ! Rio with the nine and is «« Sock selhold. Brave* Blanked Mehlhorn. along with his brother Longhorn locals will be out to even the count calling at Miami Sr now with $76.26 up Iv cardinals with four hits, 3-6. pro. Wiffv Cox. and the two ama- touring the Valley Hig- today. A five and a half day vacation on a big Terrv. Giants — Collected teurs. T Philip Perkins and George I ocean liner with a to If Bill • • • $130.25 daylight day enjoy L and three as Giants al match here There is a order la double singles Voight. played special religious living •fed* tod hrrth