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Brownsville Herald Sports Section i' v~«y s- -y-^r «r sr ▼ ▼ vy * 1 INSULL STOCK Dog Guards FARMERS OF Woman Held Herald Chinese — Brownsville .... By Sports Section i HOLDERS’ HOPE NEWCHANO. Manchuria. Sept, i DAKOTA JOIN 23. (A")—Two faithful dogs, con- stant companions of Mrs. Paw- ley, an English woman who was Cub Infield Said And FADING AWAY kidnaped by Chinese bandits IOWA STRIKE Younger I nearly two weeks ago, have be- 30.000 GREET SCORPS OFF The — come ******** important characters in DES MOINES. la.. 8ept. 23. UPV— %* the drama of her CHICAGO, Sept. 23.—(4*)— The kidnaping. Farmers at point* as widely acat- One of them Is a big Alsatian last slender hope of stockholders tered as Atlanta, Ga., and North Faster Than Yank Combination and the other a „ CHAMP CLUBS FOR CORPUS Sports mahogany-coated Dakota moved today to Join the — that receivership proceedings might Irish setter. were with her They selling strike under way li* Iowa of their $300,000,000 when the bandits her. salvage part captured more than a month. (The following story compares Joe Sewell, a newcomer to this The Alsatian and found Beaumont To Hurl Rowe Or investment In two of Samuel In- escaped Milk producers In New York and the Infields of the Cubs and feature of the business, all pack Valley Club Expected To Spade its way back to the home of her sull’a Investment trust parts of New Jersey, Vermont and Yankees. It is the second of a kind a that apparently father. Dr. It Hamlin In Friday the of batting punch Phillips, today. Pennsylvania were reported to be series on the rival pennant Get Number have been sh *ered. barks as breaks up the ball game. Man for Tough •y HAL BUST ACS incessantly though try- considering holding their product* teams.) to indicate that its Contest man, however, the Cub combina- I Federal *udge Walter C. Lindley, ing mistress from the metropolitan market and tion can to more robust-look- In Catholics Is In trouble. point who receiver! for the at Atlanta the Georgia Milk Pro- NEW YORK, 23. iJP>—'The appointed from Mrs. car- Sept. ing batting marks for the 1932 a- Letters Pawley, ducers Federation ordered ita mem- CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.. Sept. 23 inflelders of the Chicago Cubs hold Insull Utility investment!. Inc., and ried an have son. The Bruin infielders, besils GRADY REYNOLDS, who pilot- by intermediary, bers In 20 counties to ship- ball club the edge over their Yankee rivals the securities company, told that setter stop —UP)—The Chattanooga can claim the distinction of being The Brownsville Junior college ed the San Benito Greyh nds to corporation the remains with ments to distributors in Atlanta. to continue the in most except the art the mo6t was at home today everything younger than their rivals, faster Scorpions left early Friday morn- a Valley and regional championship deposed utility's king her. sleeping beside her at night baseball, of slugging baseballs out of the ambitious has decided the and quest for Dixie's sup- or the bases and quicker at the ing in cars for Corpus Christi last season, is head mentor at projects, eating from her bowl al- Action Varied park. was to institute the remacy. The path was blocked by vital task of pulling double plays. where they tangle with the college Sintop this year, succeeding Jim best course open though bandits repeatedly cham- Lou Gehrig, Tony Lazzerl and chased it In Minnesota. North and South the Exporters of Beau iont, squad this afternoon. Ewing. Grady was well liked over bankruptcy proceedings against away. and Not Much Difference both concerns. Dakota, Oklahoma. Nebraska and pions of the Texas league, Little is known of the Corpus the Valley and las friends will be at 2:30 Iowa thousands of farmers aided the teams will meet again but reports filtering back pleased to learn that he is still Apart from the color added to squad Favor* Bankruptcy the non-selling movement with p. m. today for Ihe third game. here indicate that the Port near this section. The tall fellow the World Series by the comebacks City- action which ranged from peace- Each has won one game. is a unit this sea- encountered a lot of success In MERCEDES of Tony Lazzeri and Mark Anthony squad powerful "It seems unlikely.” Judge Llr.d- ful talks with neighbors to violence who manages the fT Bert Niehoff, one-time kids" son. The Catholics are out Valley athletic circles. Mule Koenig, ''keystone stepping ley declared, "that the stockhold- JUDGES STUDY in stopping trucks on highways and Chattanooga club for Joe Engel, of Yankees now as into schedule. Brown, who was at the turning up a relatively strong stepped up ers w.11 receive anything on their removing their cargoes of farm he will send Leon Pettit to the two infields San faces a says rivals, the are closely The Scorpions unit will have Benito, tough job m investments. The best course of products. box today. Leon is a lefthander. matched in all-around some material but will not satisfying the fans after the cham- OPEN COURSE ability. good action is to institute bankruptcy The progress of the movement who bosses the Both Lazzeri ex- of last And Del Baker, and Koenig are likely present a clicking machine pionship year. under which some- was extremely satisfying to Milo • • • proceedings, OIL CUT SUIT team, says he will work to start the series, due to short time ha.t Texas pected although the they thing may be saved for the creditors Reno of Drs Motnes. president of Hamlin, his ace in the have been out of commission HERE S either Luke In they been working. The Stingers have hoping the Bear . oat the concern.” the National Farmers* Holiday As- 19- High Water Puts Links of or Schoolboy Rowe, giant recently, the former at second base one ana Exporters back some of the hole, been training but week bring Both companies have been op- HOUSTON, Sept. 23 (**—A con- sociation. he said. In a speech be- sensation. for the Yankees and the latter at not the condition. Texas league's lo6t The solidated Union con- year-old Best Condition are in best of prestige. erating under equity receivership* suit against proratlon in fore the Iowa Farmers’ was to enter- shortstop for the Cubs. Bill Jurges Lone Star at one the east This city prepared Starters will likely be; Ends— loop, time con- since 16. Judge Lindley last Texas oil field was under vention which closed here yester- crowds ever is ready to step in if Koenig can sidered the April tain one of the largest Ever Thompson and Wilhelm; tackies— strongest "A" league, on r consideration by three United day. he declared: night consented to act bank- _ in these parts since tne not go the aeries route. Otherwise is backward. States A decision "No farm movement has ever to visit R. M. Elmore and Huck Harrison; slipping With Wichita against the con- Judges today. — the only question in either lineup ruptcy petition was confederates and federals squared guards— Charley Hamilton and Palls and Shrev "»ort out and San not expected for some time. spread like this one. I have re- is whether Frank Crosetti, the' cerns presented by a Chicago law off for a fight around Lookout and John center— Antonio on an Argumenta closed yesterday and ceived letters of encouragement (By Staff Member) slender Yankee recruit, will hold Sanders; Lozano; playing improvised firm which represents a group of Chickamuga. The stadium will seat field, the is more the case was submitted on briefs. and promises of co-operation from — backs—Drake, Villar- league little MERCEDES, Sept. 23. Flood down the or yield to Scheupback, bondholders In both compands He 22.000 and Colon si Engel has all shortstop post real than a farm for The complainants asked the court Holland and other European coun- waters receded from the Dr. and Mathias. the major7. The will hear the next Wed- the having Lyn Lary or Eddie Farrell. petition to the Texas railroad com- and from state in the kinds of plans to bring o_t Most of these will be at Dixie series has long been the enjoin tries every Llano Grande Golf course, every. Whatever Manager Charley1 boys nesday. mission customers. of Texas fa s. And from enforcing orders union." part of which was under water Grimm of the Cubs lacks in clout- home on the short punt formation pride last ear the maxe of statistics mid- , Through production of oil. He to increases In milk The two clubs arrived last as seven of them are former Car- Birmingham beat out the Texas limiting They pointed during the overflow, the grounds ing ability by comparison with contained in the report could be that from Texas and were met If asserted the chief purpose of prices paid to producers at Omaha. night will be opened again for play Sat- Lou Gehrig, the Yankee dinals. entry. Beaumont can defeat traced the last efforts of 30.000 Larruping desperate proration was to keep up the price Sioux City. St. Paul, and other by a throng of approximately to Wal- The high school are con- Chattanooga. Texas fans will feel urday morning, according “iron man" first baseman, he Eagles Samuel Insull to save the tottering of oil and not to waste. and to in livestock persons. Chattanooga has waited den a lot better. prevent points gains Haynes, manager. Men have makes up for in general steadiness. tinuing to point for their first The statement of 11 *>111- Counsel for • • • company.
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