header, 4 to 3 in ten innings, and 10 to CARDS GET 8. Rixey, R%d twirler, was chased from ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 31,—Frank CLINGING IVY STICKS TO CATCHING JOB the field by Umpire Quigley in the first Warwick, catcher for the San Antonio -A. ■ — ■ game after a decision. has been ___ __ SENATORS GAIN disputing club of the Texas league LISTLESS GAME Louis Cardinals, i j the St. > purchased by INVENTED GRAVITY PENDULUM He will report in the spring. * m TOlvYO. ug. 31—Dr. II. -Nagako, ANOTHER profcksor of physic3 in the Tokyo Im- IN VICTORY University, is credited with in ENDS perial new use in 1 GAME; venting a pendulum for determining gravity. The pendulum is Detroit Beats Athletics; said to be constructed solely of tung- mounted in a way, and to Hilton Hotel■ FOR HARLINGEN to be sten, special Many Teams be practically free from outside in- Idle fluences. Its inventor claims the pen- Dallas’ Newest and Today dulum can withstand heat and magnetic jjp Errors and Poor Pitch- impulses combined. v Most Modern flj ing Responsible for NEW YORK. N. Y., Aug. 31—Most major league clubs today were marking Try a Her aid Gassified Ad scheduled. Priced Majority of 12 Runs; time, only two games being Popular Hotel Tomorrow a big series begins at the J| In Today capitol city between Washington and Harlingen to Re- _/ Philadelphia. When you get ready Rates $1.50to$3.0Q Washington increased its lead to paint and Decorate your | By ROBIN PATE three and a half games on the Mackmen consult the It was a listless game of. ball played home, Our Rates Never I by defeating the White Sox yesterday, Change here yesterday between Harlingen and 9 to 6, while Detroit was beating the the Youngsters, which resulted in a Brownsville Decorating Cor Athletics 7 to/4, and making a complete 7 to 5 victory for the visitors. The Phone 843-W Box 841 A WAS THE sweep of the three game series. It CLEAN, game was featured by many errors and U VIW' Gv*fW J UEA606- was the seventh straight victory for bonehead plays. Btoth pitchors were (-fJST A\AjoR COMFORTABLE <4 T4S the JiRers and the sixth setback in a hard and often, neither deserving to FlateR To EmusT v/oRlX> \aMR_ row* for the Athletics. HOME win the game. j The Yankees, minus Babe Ruth, who In the first half of the first inning J I was put out of a job indefinitely by For Your Harlingen made three runs on three hits Family • Miller Huggins, closed their a walk and three errors. Devereaux western invasion with a defeat fin St. first up for the locals got a fluke home j I Louis 7 to 6. Gehrig walloped his fif- JACK run, when Flynn let the ball roll through WHITE, of the year and batted his legs, to the fence, and then failed teenth I in four of the New York tallies. The to go after it. Harlingen scored four Manager Hugmen won but four of the 14 games more in the fourth on five hits and two since leaving home. walks. Four of these hits were fluke i hits, and should have been fielded had Cleveland sewed up the series with the fielders played the ball instead of the Red Sox by winning 2 to 1, hunching allowing the ball to play them. Browns- 3 hits for two runs in the ninth. vifle came back in their half of the The Giants were unable to make ^ in fourth and scored three. Kozelski , headway the , taking Hello a in Daddy—don't doubled, followed by Nairn who in turn shutout from St. Louis the second' doubled scoring Ski. A. Leissner singled game of a doubleheader, 8 to 0 after, the 3 to 1. by .Nairn failed to score when he tripped winning opener Pittsburgh forget my Wrigleys rounding third. Webb hit to the pitcher meanwhile was winning an exhibition a in and Nairn was run down in a chase be- game from the Jersey City internation- Slip packet your I als, 4 to I. The Pirates continue their tween third and home, Albert going to * when, you lead of seven The Giants pocket go third and Webb to second. Both run- lip To a st£ca»nr games. have home. ■Xm won and lost in their ners then scored or. a single by MCnlibO ?.‘Wl Vi TbTAU- eight games eight Devereaux. engagements with western clubs. Give the youngsters There was no more scoring by either Brooklyn beat Cincinnati in a double- this wholesome long- side until the ninth inning when Browns- sweet for ville scored one. Leissner hitting for lasting Webb singled, Devereauz flew out to HOW THEY STAND rATARRH and benefit, of head or throat is ARRANGE POST _ center and Gernandt hitting for Bal- WINGO NEARS 1 usually sett benefited the vapors of— Bleasurewhen work shaw was out second to first, Leissner VALLEY LEAGUE. by drags. going to third, when it was thought that Won Lost Pet. he had been called out on the play. San Benito 14 7 .667 Leissner scored on a GAMES' Pratt, 11 10 .524 SEASON single by END OF GAME Harlingen visits but tfaumgarten ended the inning when Brownsville 6 14 .300 Over 17 Million Jan Uted Yemr$ he flew out to center. Sunday's Results Brownsville will play Harlingen a Harlingen 7; Brownsville 5. San Benito and Browns- double header in Harlingen this after- Cincinnati Receiver is Today’s Game noon the first game being called at 2:30. Holder of New Rec- Brownsville at Harlingen (Double- ville to Play Five . The 0}d BOX SCORE header) • ■ 1111 Game Series for Harlingen— AB R H PO A E ord for Catching Standard Remedy Welder, 2b 5 0 1 1 5 0 TEXAS LEAGUE. and Malaria Adair, ss 5 0 2 4 4 3 Team:— Won Lost .Pet. Chills baseball fans wi'l have an op- Strickland, 3b 5 1 2 1 2 0 Fort Worth 43 17 .717 Valley By NORMAN E. BROWN to witness two ancient rivals Flynn, If 4 1 1 1 0 0 Dallas 30 20 .661 portunity The of “Lank Hank” Gowdy in a series of games when Brownsville Partain, cf 4 1 2 5 0 0 passing Wichita Falls 36 24 .600 Grove's of the Giants takes from baseball an- and San Benito start a season Jamar, lb 4 1 2 12 0 1 San Antonio 32 26 .552 post other one of its most colorful figures. Miller, rf 3 1 0 0 0 0 Houston 28 32 .467 series Thursday of this week. a national Many things made Gowdy 23 34 .404 Tasteless Woolsey, c 4 1 1 2 1 0 Waco The games will be played in San' hero in the diamond game. First, his Koerth, p 2 1 1 1 3 0 Shreveport 24 36 .400 Benito. The two teams are scheduled ; terrific clouting in the world’s series 48 .200 Beaumont 12 every day, the ptace Tor playing the of 1914. Second, his patriotism, dis- Chill Tonic Totals 36 7 12 27 15 4 Sunday’s Results first game to he determined by a toss. I played during the World War when he 60c. Brownsville— AB R H PO A E Dallas 8, Houston 1. (Second game The official season closes Wednes- was the first major league ball player | Devereaux, 3b. 5 1 2 2 3 1 prevented by rain.) day afternoon of this week with a double to enlist for war service. Balshaw, 2b 4 0 0 1 2 1 Beaumont 13-6, Shreveport 1-4. header between Brownsville and San But in addition to these incidents Pratt, cf.5 0 3 4 0 1 San Antonio 12, Wichita Falls 7. Benito. The two team are scheduled Gowdy had a certain colorful style Baumgarten, If.4 0 0 0 0 0 Waco 14, Fort Worth 10. to meet here Tuesday afternoon in the about him that made him immensely Wagner, ss, rf 4 0 0 2 3 0 Monday’s Schedule last scheduled game of the season, the popular—a man easy to write and talk Kozelski, lb 4 1 1 14 2 0 Dallas at Houston. double header Wednesday being set to about. Naim, rf, c .;. 4 0 1 0 2 0 Shreveport at Beaumont. play off postponed games. A. Now, as Hank drifts out of the game, Wichita Falls at San Antonio. ‘Leissner, c, ss __4 1 1 3 4 1 Five games will he played in the another National League catcher nears Waco at Fort Worth. Webb, p 3 1 0 1 1 0 series to start Thursday, Mr. Rustcberg * the end of his string—Ivy Wingo of the F. Leissner 1 1 1 0 0 0 said. After that Manager Art Goolsby x . Wingo lacks the pic- AMERICAN LEAGUE. Gernandt 1 0 0 0 0 0 will organize his all-star team and pre- turesqueness of Gowdy’s manner. Fate Team:— Won Lost .Pet. pare for the sei’^s ot post season games failed to choose him as a pawn to toy 79 .637 Totals 39 5 9 4 ,45 » „ 27 17 Washington to be plaved with teams from other parts * with and in her gentlest 74 47 .612 F. Leissner hit for Webb in 9th. eventually, Philadelphia of the state. in the Hall j x Gernandt hit for Balshaw in mood, leave resting serenely Chicago 68 58 .540 9th. “We all fans who turn out of Fame. St. Louis 66 59 .528 promise Sumary—Home runs, Devereaux; Two for the San Benito and Brownsville base Wingo has just about played his Detroit 64 6f* .6* '■ hits, Kozelski, Nairn, Flynn; Stolen of entertainment for their string out. The fact that, in doing so, 60 .469 games plenty windows Cleveland 68 Show bases, Jamar Double Pratt, 3; plays, Both teams will hard in he has set a record for almost money. fight Balshaw to catching New York .. 5u ’it Kozelski, to Devereaux; this series of exhibition contests.” unnoticed or unchronicled. Yet, Wingo Strike-outs, by Webb 7, Koerth 2; Bases Boston 88 .290 has scattered the great record for en- on balls, off Webb 4. Koerth 1; Umpires Sunday Results durance George Gibson, old i. Stephens and Gourley. hung up by Cleveland 2, Boston Pirate star. And only one other catcher Father Takes Own Life at home Washington 9, Chicago 6. in baseball’s history has set a better Detroit 7, Philadelphia 4. for the one now Grieving Daughter Tokyo’* Lower Classes mark than being compiled St. Louis 7, New York 6. by Wingo. That man is Ray Schalk. Monday's Schedule • Gibson, during his years behind the (No Draw Press Attention games scheduled.) KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Aug. 31.—A .R. a of for the Pirates, caught 1,195 You can get degree enjoyment just by plate Bonnett, 33. railroad switchman, griev- games. Wingo, up to a recent date, had NATIONAL LEAGUE. ing over the death two months ago of at show windows. .seeing the clocks, (By the Associated Press) run his total up to 1215 games. Team:— Won Lost .Pet. looking his two year old daughter, took flis own TOKYO, 1.—The conditions of Schalk’s record, up to the same date, was 76 46 .623 like to own. Sept. Pittsburgh life yesterday by drinking poison. radios, fountain pens you might the school children in the slum quarters 1585 games. New York 73 57 .562 more be asked of a sure till of Tokyo recently has been attracting Can anything Cincinnati 67 58 .536 But you can’t be you’d like them you catcher than that he in there day TEXAS BANKER DIES. the attenion of the newspapers. Owing go Brooklyn 61 63 .492 an of 81 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.. Aug. 31. know their unseen merits. What do, how to the industrial depression, the poverty after day for average games St. Louis 60 68 .469 they a stretch of 15 Judge O. F. Dunlop, 7f>, of Waxahachie, of the lower classes is becoming more a year over years—• Chicago 56 70 .444 how oil that is sent into Texas, died at his summer home here well do it, long they’ll keep doing and more pronounced. It is said that catching everything Philadelphia 54 68 .443 they the working with what- yesterday after a illness. He was a hundreds of children attending the pitcher's box, Boston 55 72 .433 it well. before and member of the executive council, Amer Temahime, Mannen and Hayashi primary ever infield is stationed him, Sunday Results his head all the icun Bankers association and former schools have been going without lunch keeping up through Brooklyn 4-10, Cincinnati 3-8. and moments of the Texas Bankers asso- When look at advertisements, arc daily because of lack of funds. The slumps, dumps hysterical New York 3-0, St. Louis 1-8. president you you chase ciation. teachers, learning of the situation, have of the pennant No others scheduled. at show windows that not- his first four years as display been soliciting funds to provide the Wingo spent Monday’s Schedule looking with the St. Louis Car- youngsters with food. a big leaguer St. Louis at New York. Try a Herald Classified only what you see, hut what you can't see. dinals. Cincinnati at Brooklyn. The westerners him from the to grabbed Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. The its quality, use, pleasure you. in the Carolina Associa- product, Five Burned to Death Greenville club at Boston. Chicago at a tion after he had spent tiie greater part All of you want to know about it—yours Turns Over of two seasons cutting his catching kWhen Lamp You don’t need to walk blocks to see teeth with that club. Americans Shun Berlin; glance. i w’ith the Cards _ He caught 18 games .nor look at it in doubt. Noth- Mass., 31.—Five chil- next Prices Blamed what's new. F^VERETT, Aug. his first year up and then the High fsmsos dren, all under 13, were burned to death contests. Ei t.— r.r season worked in an even 100 doubtful is offered. It can’t be doubtiul a fire here last and the mother the ing in night Two years later the Cards wanted (Bv the Associated Press) Mrs. Irene Scenna. was taken to a hos- fleet-footed Bob Bescher and cooked up and be advertised. You are as sure of BERLIN. Sept. 1.—High prices and widely pital with a broken back. The blaze a deal with the Reds which sent Wingo visitors’ is the started with the of a and not enough for the money as it saw it in a upsetting kerosene to Cincinnati and made Bescher a product’s worth you window, answer of Kurt general lamp in the Scenna home. Gonzales Cardinals. Luepschuctz, a of the Hotel Operating Com- asked about it. examined it. took it home and Wingo caught 100 or more games manager of why so few American tourists “DIAMOND DICK" (PAROLED. year until the hectic campaign 1919, pany, are the Ber- tried it. The facts in advertisements the NORFOLK, Neb.. Dr. Richard J. Tan- when the Reds plunged through the visit Berlin. Writing in weekly lin he that opinion at the ner is revealed as the original “Diamand schedule to a pennant and that awful expressed of use. it for for- facts actual Dick'’ after of secrecy about it. thing that followed. Bill Rariden shar- same time declaring possibl \ I yearj than the with him that year eigners to live cheaper in Berlin ed back-stopping You can more than out of about even in in London of New York. get enjoyment WEATHER BULLETIN. and they split games Paris, The prices by hotels in can First figures, highest temperature played. charg'd A Business Shock these show windows at home. You get 108 the follow- Paris and London, toe writer said, arc second, lowest last night; Wingo caught games I yesterday; contests than in Ber- ing year and a majority of the at least 50 per cent higher third, precipitation in last 24 hours. I Absorber solid economy. the next few years. The last couple of lin, not to speak of New York. Amarillo. 9- ^T) .01 he has been second string Hans Lonert. head of the largest hotel 86 68 .00 campaigns is no doubt that the Atlanta. and There Ivy hails from Norcross, Ga., I and restaurant syndicate in Germany, BROWNSVILLE.94 74 .00 shock absorber to modestly admits being 35 years old. recently leturned from a trip to the best Charleston. 80 68 .00 in about 60 games. United States. He the opinion the of busi- 96 72 .02 catcher, working expressed smooth path Jk Chicago.' is the cost of that nowhere in the world ness is a cash re- Corpus Christi. 88 78 .00 ready living so expensive as in New York. Dallas.. 94 74 .00 •YEGGS GET 20 CENTS serve. Indeed it may be 82 62 .02 a crude the advertisements. make Denver. WACO. Tex., Aug. 31.—In a life saver. The easiest, Read They 86 .4 08 Galveston. attempt made Thursday to rob the Farm- 68 .00 EVER BE WITHOUT IT 'safest, most profitable Kansas City. 86 ers State Bank of Perry, twenty milss wise far it ea~e3 sud- a reserve your choosing Louisville. 92 74 .00 south of Waco, twenty cents was the immediately way to get cash and 76 .00 a den, severe, colicky pains Memphis. 82 sum secured. This was taken from is a well-tended Check- crsmp9 in stomach and • bowels, ■ Miami. 84 74 1.08 cash drawer in the bank "After proper. deadly nau3en and weakening Account in this Bank. 84 82 .70 knob on ing v New Orleans. knocking off the combination diarrhoea. For child-in and \ York. 78 64 .00 vanlt to Ntw the door, the yeggs attempted grown-ups use 76 .00 Oklahoma City. 94 drive a punch through the combination FIRST NATIONAL St. Louis 96 74 .00 which effort failed. The vault contain- CHAMBERLAIN’S St. Paul. 80 66 .00 ed about $3000. COLIC and DIARRHOEA BANK San Antonio. 92 72 .1)0 REMEDY In Brownsville Take it with when travel. t Shreveport. 92 70 .02 you you ®4 68 ,00 a Herald Classified Ad Keep it in your home. JH'ashinjfton , ,, Try5 always

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