*.. * of the eleventh hut Edinburg scored ON CLUB WHERE THEY MADE —:-1 two in the last half of the same frame Hear'Ritzy'Tunes 1 WNIESW1N to win its first extra inning game of Harry Mathews Got Start: N ow He's Coaching Struggling RAYMONDVILLE ID the searon. PIRATES AT In 'One Arm Joints! Score by innings: R. II. E Hurlers Harlingen 003 002 000 01—6 12 2 BLASTS FLAG ROPES VER Ed nburg 200 001 002 02--7 13 6 NEW YORK, April 23.—The New] WESLACO a modest 59 Batteries: Perrv and Woolsey; Yorker who invesia but j Davidson, Cole, Parker and Emory, IflVEN Raymondville high schorl's base- cents In "ham an'" at one of the Trice. ball rlab, the team that ha* sprung bright tiled places just off Broad- mere surprises in the Cameron coun- way or mills with the crowd before IN the counter of a TIGHT TUT tv high school league than anv other sumptuously piled Allen Breaks “coffee bar" munches his meal to the Up THIRD LOSS nine during a season of rather er- same strains wmrn soothe diners at 0 ratic playing, yesterday up**t Brownsville Tilt or Brownsville high’s championship the Commodore. Astor Ritz. Two Contests restaurant Closely hopes, 16 to 10, in a game played on Via radio, proprietors *• second base- Scrappy" Allen, stocky All Now Are in the local diamond. have drawn from the static laden air Played on the horsehide a two-base Flags ho- Thursday man, gave The Raymondville boys played programs broadcast by the best ride in the sixth inning of the game and a as Victorious Nines Place in Big League hrdliant baseball to defeat the tels, and “two submarines mu§ with Weslaco here Thursday and now served with o Brownsville bovs who played loose- o’ murk" are showed three Brownies wandering Collins is without music as Nose Out Victims Parks; ly and made more errors than the requested. the base the way around on paths Home-Runner scorelcceper could count. to home with the result that “last” is so calle* go This was Brownsville high's third A shoemaker's Edinburg snatched an eleven in Brownsville won another ball game. from an old Saxon word whic’ game in a row this week, the club ning thriller out of the fire at E in- The score was 3 to I, the Weslaroans meant or the of All the flags are now in place in having defeated La Feria in two a footprint shape , burg Thursday to defeat chalked a lone tally in foot. Harlingen, having up the league straight games Tuesday and Wednes- f to MAS COMPLETE CMACG-G. big parks. while Brownsville was the init al frame while Graham, He of Second Of THE MURLERS The Pittaburgh Pirates, T.inga day. string were trouncing Weslaco, 3 to in the newromer to the Weslaco 1, southpaw 1925, appeared yesterday for the used by Brownsville in both La Feria Valley League game was on, led the Brownies that aggregat first time thia year before the heme- games but Raymondville pounded the bf.ng played at Brownsville. around their noses for five in- by folks and received their third offerings of Pena, held in reserve for It was a ninth hv in which they were able to nick inning rally nings straight licking, the Cardinals of St. this contest, unmercifully. Edinburg that the him for one blew. paved way to vic- only Iiouts doing the damage. It was the loose playing hy tory. was the the fastest game Harlingen in lead, 5 This was played In Brooklyn the Dodgers appeared Brownsville in the first and second to S, and one man was out when the on the local lot, the last man going officially for the first time, although innings that gave Raymondville a fireworks started. out at the of 1 hour and expiration they played Philadelphia there Sun- good lead, the visitors making six Price batted for 10 minutes of time. It was Emery and got n playing day and suffered a beating from the runs in the first inning and four in the around, all two-bagger. Moore, another pinch a good game all way New York Giants. On Wednesday the second. SHttr, singled over second base and the scoring taking place in rapid W*TA six “openings” took plsce and all the Harlingen, the other club in the scored Price. and both VkAULE Gamble f|icd to left order when it did cccur victorious. race, has three more games. Har- ME*J 0»Le*.*4S home dubs were field and then < moundsmen a nice ampholl, substituting putting up The rare to have lingen plays Rio Hondo Tuesday, for OECtOeOToTHY Ml* appears Phipps, now under suspension, brand of ball. in earnest. Phill Todt of the Brownsville and Rio ♦UrtO AT MAUAO'Hfc started Wednesday, walked after two strikes Graham looked on had been awfully good Red Sox got two asginst the Yankees, Hondo again next Friday. Browns- called on him. Moore had the hillock for the Weslacoans. He ville can stolen sec- his second winning the game. Pinky tie the standing of the ond and when Parker hail a number of the round- singled he quite Hargrave of the Browns made a le^fue by defeating Harlingen. aeored the run. twists concealed in tying house variety of brace against the White Sox, al- Bcore hy innings: Harlingen made a run his hand and had the in the first pitching though his team lost. Raymondville 640 006 100—16 the sixth when Brownies f.-olcd until A member of the Yankees, broad Brownsville 012 030 202—10 they found h m for four consecu- Batteries: Pena Now shouldered, with a powerful swing, and Moreno, Open tive safeties that proved to be his and Renew Your Health now leads in the homer class. It is Scarborough; Swayzc McClaren. GATEWAY undoing for the Weslocana wrre nev- not Babe Ruth, but Pat Collins, er overcome the taken Purification able to lead brought from the American By this Gra- BIG CHANGE IN HOTEL by the Brownies in frame. Association. Pat has sent forth three Any physician will tell you tha ham comes Oklahoma, from Norman, balls for the biearherites to Levee Street "Perfect Purification of carry FACE POWDERS the Sy. and w*s hailed joyously by some of tem if? home. Brownsville Nature’s Foundation o his friends from state. There that Cincinnati and waged the Perfect Health." ri A new French process powde' that Why not are quite a number of Oklahomans’ Facing new road and bitterest of yesterday's struggles, a is not affected bv bridge fl| yourself of chronic ai’ments tha in also are perspiration—will the loop and there quite five to five deadlock after half block from B •re resulting not let an ugly shine *ome through; Depot. undermin’ng your a number of former Oklahomans in 11 innings. Cub pinch hitters tied stays on until vou take it fire Water. Purify your on .ire system hy tah this cr.d of the off; Hot and ('old Valley. /WATMEWJ MtLPED V. i the game in the ninth. a and pure; makes the pores ing thorough course of Qplotsbs Has Better Control invisible; PE'/E LOP A LOT OP Ten innings was for de- locks Beautifully Furnished. —once or twice a STARS necessary like beautiful natural rkin; week for severv There w a ‘s decided improvement cision at In the see I Pittsburgh. game JT'ves a soft velvety comp!cx5on. fltt Prices Moderate. weeks—and how Nature rc in Shores’ control, too. He only Hafey scored his second Homer of the this new wonderful wards with 1 beauty powder you health. walked one man whereas in By NORMAN K. BROWN Cleveland previ- Indians in that club’s ef- over for many year, driving in Keen al- W. L. Ballantvne, Calotabs arc the of ings big league platen Hornsby. railed Mello-plow. Kagle Pharmacy, Prop. greatest all ous he was erratic to the ex- forts to build games up its pitching staff. a moon later on. lowed ten Pittsburgh hits but i a kept Fnr.—Adv j system purifiers, (jet family was (Central Press y tent that he always getting him- Sports Editor) Manager Tris Speaker is counting Krnm there Mathews went to New them well distributed to win & to by —- package with full directions. On- ___ in team ■ hclf into a hole. The Weslaco boys Back 1903 the Atlanta of on Mathews to round into 1 -—I and that club's ly 35 cts. at playing Orleans caught 3. ...y drugstores. (Adv) liked his but it the form a crew offerings Thursday presented that has had tantnliiing hurlcrs, including the one and only Hasty Vance started fc-r Brooklyn to baseball was only in the first innings that the world for inspection idiosyncrasies ever since the old for four I Your pen- Theodore Breistenstein, against the Giants but was peppered shoes feel easy if you use were able to bunch two of the first of five great catchers. they any nant-winning mound squad had to be years before drifting out of league from all sides. Two triples by Meu- the off The first one was Mathews. broken hits secured his delivery for Harry up. Mathews has complete hast ball. scl had much to do with the Giants’ ALLEN’S FOOTEASE a run. The second was . and final of the hnrlers from at charge Then Matthews tried his hand 11 runs. Brooklyn made four. Another Reduction Stops the pn!n of Corns about some the The third “Nig’’ Clarke. the time By forgett ng of they don their unifarms un- managing. The Braves continued their slaugh- and Jitinions and you can The fourth boners that were pulled there are Jimmy Archer. til they doff them. Soach and Scout He the News team walk oil In eu«*e end piloted Newport ter of the Philadelphia innocents, day still The fifth Ed enough of the brilliant Sweeney. Jack McAllister handles the infield- ■ comfort. Nothing gives plays two years, manage* the Albany, (»a., 6 to 2. The Phills have lost every sort Smith from the relief to hot, left to talk about. Guerra, stepped Georgian ers and outfielders and Manager team in the South Atlantic a rtart since pauchr tired, League Saturday. Hutch Reuthrr aching, inflamed or swol- Weslaco catcher for metropolis team to the Pittsburgh instance, neatly “Spoke” depends upon thetr advice year, and then bossed semi-pro and of Washington, ably supported by in len Rates or rnl- Electric fecit, bliMers Pirates. picked Allen off the keystone bag in making his decisions. amateur teams around Oeorgia and Goslin and luses. A little AfiptS Rice, turned back the j Clarke in the fourth after he had a moved up to Cleveland. Stars Three as FOOT-EASE */n gotten Years. Moves Alabama. He joined the Indians Philadelphia Athletics, 8 to 2. ) sprinkled the Heavy > . Pom was not so as a Archer, as world still recalls, Mathews three with with ea« h «di*»e in the morning pa good spent years coach a year ago and his work sticks swung at Chicago, where the trill about the other in went to the Cubs to reign as a star the Atlanta team and line niakeyou forget plowboy day picking then went to the hurlcrs last year g;tve him a White Sox overwhelmed the Browns. Up,lt *»>CN 9. Jt takes the for after Detroit had let him 1st hard ones out years, Effective I o? the dirt he Birmingham. on * % * " hut them anil their ability. It to 7. Har.is of the White Sox had * « I* r May i fr«*in theFhne. Al- ^ \^\frirMo» prjved to be a aviator Thurs- go. won the that lad I least uie it f**r good “They pennant year, “Three of the at help- two doubles and a ^-'ways Osncing New York. triple. •nd to Break in Sh;1, andrem Lefty Bowles had to do a 100-yard them.” is the coy way in which pitching for the Dodgers; Bill Terry — slugging match was ALLEN'S KiOr tASU Lc W. which ended in Roy, Y. dash in the second to catch Mathews, failBd to make the big Mathews handles a delicate situa- inning of the (Hants, and vound Koy Carlyle favor oi 9 to 8. show as Boston, N'chols a player, but for the ensuing tion. j PV deep fly and retire the side of the Bed Mathews. We are to announce a 7 Sox," says pleased again reduction 11 won a * hut he did the same. years name for "••mself as One of the hurlers on the took just Birming- “Terry was a when I San Antonio .5 4 .556 in our Electric rates. Wc are now a in the Southern circuit. reducing Mallon, lead off man in the game backstop ham squad was “Slim” Sallee, des- him in charge. Carlyle I dug up at Waco .5 4 .556 And right now he is the the the Minimum Charge from $2.00 to $1.50 per for Weslaco, took a liking to the hope of tined to loop his lefthanded offer- his home.” Houston 4 4 .500 and of very first hall heaved over the plate Shreveport. 4 4 .500 month, reducing .the steps the lighting * by Have Shores and hit safely for hit a Beaumont 4 5 .444 schedule. Dittmann grounder to Shores who de- went for when it might have one naught base. Mallon then was sacrificed < ded to Fort Worth. 1 5 .16’’ j chose down Mallon between been good for two bags. Allen to second by Erwin. Griffin then second — and third base. He — got Mal- threw otit the next two men and that The present schedule is as follows: Bargain Night lon alright but Griffin r was on the was that. Thursday’s Results. initial sack Houston 4. Waco 1. by virtue of the fielder's The Brownies g^t in their dirty $2.00 per month Minimum Charge choice. He later Wichita Falls 5. Peter The Great scored on Sher- work after Graham had thrown out Shreveport 11, rod’s single for Weslaco’s mark- Beaumont 11, San Antonio 9. only | Monzirjro at first. Shore; hit a First 150 Kilowatt Hours.15c cr of the game. Dallas II. Fort Worth 7. long fly to left held ‘hat the fielder Next 300 Make A Ges«i re could not handle while Dcvercaux VALLEY LEAGUE. Kilowatt Hours.12c Games. The Brownies made their first and Bowiej each followed with oth- W. L. Pet. Friday’s j Houston at Next 350 Kilowatt Hours. 9c ‘Wild er Waco. justice’ threat in the third when Honevman singles, filling the bases. It was I Edinburg .12 5 .705 San Antonio at at this * r»au*nont. — was a He that Allen brokt 7 .533 I_I— given to first base. point up the Harlingen .".... AH . Last Time pass I excess. 6c Thrilling action—Coupled Today Shreveport at Wichita Falls. | was the first man up f~r Browns- ball game and enabled the Brownie; Weslaco R 9 .470 with a remarkable hu- j Fort Worth at Dallas. “WILD FIRE” ville and was advanced to second to carry home the groceries hv get- San Renito 7 10 .412 man of The New Schedule is: story live and on a sacrifice hit by Monzingo. ting a two-bagger. Brownsville 7 11 .383 I love. A sure enough thriller— Shores flied to Griffin and Devere- Only one more time did Weslaco I hur. day’* Result* AMERICAN LEAGCE. I threaten Won. Lost. Pet. $1.50 per month Minimum Everybody likes It. aux to Edwin so nothing happened. to undo things and for a Edinburg 7. Harl ngen 0. (11 in- Charge while Cleveland.5 2 .714 (VHenry Comedy When Griffin opened with a sin- it locked bad for the Brownie nings.!

—.. lead. New York 5 3 .625 First 50 Kilowatt IM ..ll Griffin flied out Hours.15c .M in the fourth it to Bean Brownsv lle Wc .lnco — the but 2. 1. — Tomorrow gle s«*emed that Boston 5 3 .625 Weslacoans wc/» going to »sro/e Sherrod f< llowed with a double. Frida*’* Games — — ’ Detroit. 4 3 .571 Next 100 Kilowatt Hours.12c Saturday “WILD WEST again. Jack Sherrod hit into a dou- W erlaeo at Edinburg. Washington. 5 4 .556 ble play, however, and the dare was San Benito at H.irling»n. Next 150 Kilowatt Hours. 9c “THE 5 4 .556 QUEEN CITY A Super Western Picture disposed of. Hale was walked im- Saturday'* Game* Chicago. Philadelphia 3 6 .333 ORCHESTRA” with all the Western thrill mediately afterwards and although POLOS Brownsville at Weslaco. All excess. 6c of head or cheat are more I St. 2 he stole second Devereaux threw out I easily Edinburg at San Benito. Louis. 7 .222 treated with— — and externally Featuring — Adults 29c Children 10c Gueria the side was retired. SMALL POWER RATE IS If Swinnea had touched first base . Thursday’s Results. The Charleston Dance in the fifth it might have meant Won. Lost. Pet. Washington 8, Philadelphia 2. TO: St. 7. REDUCED grief for the Brownies. As it was Pallas .5 2 .714 Chicago 11, Louis I-— Roston 9. New York 8. he did not, was out and his blow VJSiSgPeer 91 MiUH&a Jmrm UmmJ Ymmrjy Wichita Falls. 4 3 .571 *-— — — — Detroit at Cleveland, rain. Minimum Charge $1.50 per Horse- Ibings did not look so had when Hale flied out to Devereaux hut Friday's Games. power connected the tide j.gain seemed to he turn- Chicago at St. Louis. ing when Guerra singled. Swinnea Detroit at Cleveland. First 200 K\V11 per I f P connected .... 4c popped a torrid liner into Shore's Washington at Philadelphia. | glove, however, and this particular Boston at New York. Next 200 KWH per III1 connected .... 3c I rh»pter in Peter's adventures was Crixell Revue ended. All excess.2c I . Box Score Won. Lost. Pet. Weslaco— AB R H O A E New York.6 1 .*57 COMMERCIAL FAN RATE , Mall on. a;s 4 o 2 3 0 0 St. Louis .6 3 .667 I Queen Theatre Erwin, 3b.3 0 0 1 0 0 Cincinnati. 5 3 .625 Minimum Charge $1.50 per Month Tonight ... Griffin, 2b-' 3 1 2 4 2 0 Chicago. 4 4 .500 Sherrod, If. 4 0 2 0 0 6 Philadelphia. 4 5 .444 Energy per Kilowatt Hour.8c 1 Sparkling Music and Dance Revue Hale, lb .i.3 0 011 0 0 Brooklyn. 3 5 .376 Guerra, c 4 0 1 4 2 0 Boston. 3 6 .333 The COMBINATION RESIDENCE RATE is rf 3 0 0 §] I Program | Swinnea, 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 2 7 .222 to be retained in its presen! form. This rate | Nichols. 3b.3 0 1 1 2 0 1 only to residences where an electric Graham, p. 2 0 0 0 5 0 Thursday’s Results. applies in use. ■ 1.—St. Cecilia Syncopators and Miss Florcntina New York II, Boston 4. range is I Fernandez. Totals.29 1 8 24 11 0 Boston 6, Philadelphia 2. St Louis 6, Pittsburgh 3. Service Garcia and His Charge $3.50 per Month E 2.—Roy Gang—Music and Dancing. Brownsville AB R 11 O A E Chicago 6, Cincinnati 5. called in 9 8.—Song by Mr. Truitt Cowan. Devereaux, 3h.3 1 1 1 5 0 eleventh iniflng, darkness. Plu* 3c per KWH for all used Bowlea, rf ..4 1 I 2 0 0 energy 4.—Marian and her | 5 Grisham Umbrella Girls. A Pen, 2b. 3 0 2 i 2 0 Friday** Games. All rates are net as listed when bills are paid ■ 5.—Dance Miss Frances Marie rom pa, ss. 3 0 0 4 3 0 New York at Brooklyn. by Cooling. on or before the 10th of Henry, rf.3 0 0 2 0 0 Philadelphia at Boston. the month. 6.—Dance Little Andrea H. < E by Fernandez. Bean. If.3 0 0 2 0 0 Cincinnati at Chicago. These reductions are made 1 K 7.—Mr. Jack Moore and his Steppers. Honey man, lb.2 0 0 12 0 0 St. Louis at Pittsburgh. possible only by Monxingo, c. 2 0 0 0 1 0 the increased business the people of the Val- ■ 8.—Piano Monologue by Miss Ruth Holstrum. Shores, p 3 1 2 2 4 0 HATE YOU PERSONAL ley have given the Company, and by the 0.—'Dance by Eloisa Marques. (Gypsy). MAGNETISM? prompt payment of bills. We trust that these g Totals.26 3 6 * 26 15 0 10.—Rainbow Quartet from 1 reductions will be so that each P Harlingen. Swinnea out in fifth fer cutting A healthy woman ia magnetic, appreciated Tt 11.—Old Fashioned Dances. first base. attrmcHve, nan all, beantSS, b£ customer will help us to so increase our busi- Game By Inning*: eaoae she emanates the radiant toy still further reductions will be 12. Mr. of made 1 —Music by Revadulla. Weslaco. 100 000 000—1 living. Do you possess this desirable ? ness^hat 13. —Dance little Brownsville. 000 003 OOx—3 quality Perhaps yon are LITTLE by girl, (Rose Song). weak, Do ANDREA H. FERNANDEZ Summary : Two base hits, Sher- nervous, ailing. not be 14. —Dance Bernice and Momcus. St. Dr. Pierce’s by Cecilia rod. Allen. Sacrifice hit*, Erwin, discouraged, Favorite A of Prescription will It ia pupil Mr. Crixell, as she will appear Monzingo. Bases on halls, eff Gra- help you. made of healing herbs to, Electric & Ice Co. at the Queen Theatre ham 1, off Shores 1. Struck out, adapted Valley the peculiar weaknesses of women. by Graham 4. , Monzin- Thousands have felt Ha t»fmMm go. Double plays, Devereaux to j “Courteous Service” H FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 23 Pompa to Honeyman. Left on bases, Weslaco 3, Brownsville 1. Time of game, 1 hour, 40 minute*.