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■ 'The MAJOR RECORDS ENDANGERED BY WEBB _ -- Al. A. A AL. A*. a a a. a a CHAPMAN,a. a a.__ ; Sports " f Spade t BEN SWIPES La Feria Awarded First-Half Championship TEXAN LEADS BAX. I B mw EUSTACE 41 AH ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■I STATIONS AMATEURS BRUSHING UP SPORTS . —By Pap ERNIE STEPHENS* wrestling Earl Clouts 47 Doubles In PALMS RULED Bud McKinney Shoots 14Q Arena is going up rapidly on Eliz- abeth street, and the first card, Drive On Old Mark In National Round featuring Hugh Nichols, light Of 64 OUT BY HEADS **. For Qualifiers heavyweight champion, will be VALLEY LEAGUE staged next Thursday evening. Team— W L Pet. BY HUGH S. FULLERTON (By the Associated Press) has never been a Baseball Hold Three McAllen 15 6 .714 Wrestling big (Associated Prr*s Sport* Writer) Moguls Bobby Jones won’t be around to 8an Benito . 13 9 .591 euccess In Brownsville, but it has A of stars of the defend his title when the couple rising Games In One It 9 13 .409 national or not Day U Ferla . amateur never been given a reai trial Steph- American league may may 13 *396 golf championship starts Harlingen . 6 st surpass the records they seem to be the Beverly Country club In Chi* ens will give it a thorough try- Not Legal Results aiming at, but while Earl Webb Tvoday’i Au- 31 but five other one* out. Brownsville has been a good of the Boston Red Sox and Ben San Benito 15. Harlingen 1L time rulers of the Simon Pure* will fight town but wrestling has never Chapman of the New York Yankees The La Feria Nighthawks and McAllen 6. La Ferla 4 be ready to accept re-election, was two- not are first- The gone well, Stephens informed are shooting for new marks in the McAUen Palms Wednesday's Game* amateur’s district qualifying when he was considering coming in and in stolen bases, they half champions of the Valley rounds throughout the nation base hits McAllen at La Ferla. yes* here. “If it has been a to their good fight are proving very helpful league. , teray provoked few surprises and Harlingen at San Benito • town, it will be a good wresting teams. The powers that be have ruled gave Harrison R. (Jimmy > Johnston * Thursday town, Emi© declared. “Fight fans clouted two doubles yester- against the McAllen nine because of Minneapolis. Max R. Mars ton Webb San Benito at McAllen. of are easily converted to wrestling, day to bring his total for the sea- it played three games on the clos- Philadelphia Jesse Guilford and he stated. of La Ferla at Harlingen. son up to 47. He is only 17 short ing day of the first half. Francis Ouimet of Boston, and record of 64 set The Palms took on the Ladds Chick Evans of the major league TEXAS LEAGUE Chicago a chartcg STEPHENS' life history sounds! Burns of Cleveland in three times and won all of the to show that they're still around. by George Team— W L Pet. like several chapters from the oink I 1926 and has 60 games icit on the contests to nose out the La Feria Johnston, the title-holder In Houston . 21 7 .750 192% to them. To Hawks one La led the at a schedule in which get by percentage point. qualifiers Minneapolis; fight papers. When just kid, he Dallas . 18 12 .600 yesterday's pair, Webb added two Peria promptly protested and the Marston. 1923 winner, passed ths became interested in Be- Beaumont . 16 13 352 boxing. singles for a perfect day at bat decision was received Tuesday. test at Philadelphia: Guilford, 1921, Fort Worth . 15 15 300 fore tlte World War. he won the which made him one of the big The team that wins the second and Ouimet. 1914. at Boston: and Wichita Falls . 13 18 .448 flyweight of Britasn In Boston's 8 to 1 McAllen—will engage 1916 and champlonsnip factors triumph half—likely .414 Evans, 1920. at Chicago. Shreveport . 17 17 Columbia in an amateur tourna-• over the Detroit Tigers. The other the Hawks In a championship series. The lowest score—140—was turn* San Antonio . 12 17 .414 meat. It is Indeed iiard to conceive was the pitching of Horace Lisen- aspNI Interest in the pennant race ed in at Dallas by Bud McKinney Galveston . 10 20 J33 of Enue as a flyweight, but the bee. who held his rivals to three seems to be dying and the other of Del Rio. Texas, with Goodman’s record* prove his assertion. Al- j hits. teams around the circuit are be- Tuesday'* Results 142 at Omaha good for second placet, under he into the for barnstorming though age. got [ KWOM AMY REAL' ginning plans San Antonio 9, Wichita Falls 8. McKinney also turned In the low* and went overseas, —Tm5 tosAucSEir^A.C. Ladds are set Army HAfZC> S7UAJTS trips. The getting Fort Worth 9. Galveston 2. est 18-hole score. 6R. while Good* ne back with three decora- £ for such a and La Feria is Houston 0. man. and Prank " Miss success FULLY trip 6, Shreveport Dolp of Portland* Back in America he turned booking a few outside contests. Dallas 11, Beaumont 3. Pacific northwest champion, had to was a VEFEHOeO HW®# /■ Saints have an the fight game, and he The San Benito Wednesday’s Games 69 s. success. On one occasion he fought NATIONAL, VMQ outside chance of overhauling the ^ /,, San Antonio at Wichita Falla. Tiger Flowers and he also took on I Palms but it is doubtful whether ' Beaumont at Dallas. the doughty Jack Dillon. Those -TiUE / a they will come through as the sea- Sheriff Shot Down Stolen base No. 41 by Chapman Houston at Shreveport. names prove he was fighting the son has been shortened down. TEXARKANA, Arfc., July 29.-t was of little assistance to the * Galveston at Fort Worth. best of them. Then he left America K' (API—Sheriff Walter Harris of Miller Yanks yesterday when the Chi- // and went to Australia wliere he V county was dead, victim of a liquor White Sox staged an eighth fought topnotchers for a year and a cago (•„' NATIONAL LEAGUE still attendant's bullets, and one or that drove three half. Back in America, he turned inning uprising W( Team— W L Pet. more men were being sought today Yankee to cover, netted SAINTS BEAT pitchers St. to the wrestling game. He has met Louis . 61 36 .629 by possemen in connection with tha eleven runs and won the game 14-12 A hi 42 353 same of the best boys in the mat Chicago . 52 shooting. j after the Yanks had gained a 12-3 Ernie has turned to New York . 50 41 349 was gome. Since, of Olympic cg&hu Sheriff Harris shot down ag lead. Chappie still is far short 331 promoting. Four years of success as Brooklyn . 52 46 he led a party of officers toward Cobb's modern base stealing 3EoR(S /a wOULO LADDS 15-11 Ty look Boston . 46 300 a promoter in the Valley have been 46 a liquor still at Boyd, eight miles mark of 96 but he already has com- 6An» VO his lot. JUST cm her. Bjujmo Pittsburgh . 42 49 462 southeast of Texarkana. more thefts than any A- pleted A6OCT AMV Ol Philadelphia . 38 57 .400 merican In the past COQ.LY San Benito Takes Slugfeat aSWnMBBMBSMMBH STEPHENS is not to league player UBXOjf Cincinnati . 36 60 J75 attempting A MAM CAN AH live years. JUfcJju >wmi *ur Tto pr Tuesday's Results come In here on a shoe string. He of To Continue In Al Simmons was the big part St. Louis 1, Boston 0. is constructing a $3,000 arena as an the show at Philadelphia where Loop Race New York 6. Pittsburgh 2. Initial Investment. In addition, he the Athletics maintained their Cincinnati 5. Brooklyn 4. ts booking Champion Hugh Nichols eleven game lead over Washington Chicago 6. Philadelphia 3. the first card. “I'm not afraid St. Louis, 6 to 3. Sim- on by downing — Wednesday's Games in SAN BENITO. July 29 It took of making a failure here.'1 Stef- mons started the winning rally Cats And NICHOLS WINS Philadelphia at Chicago. his 15th homer of Buffs, Steers, the San Benito Saints two hours and ans says. “Wrestling is the most the eighth with Brooklyn at Cincinnati. sport in America today. the season and gave Bob Grove, 45 minutes to continue in the pen- New York at Pittsburgh. his 21st Cpularok at the crowds the mat snort who relieved Eamshaw. nant race as they took a wild affair Boston at St. Louis. a like manner. Is drawring in New York as com- pitching victory. In San Antonio Are Victors FROM O’BRIEN from the tail end Harlingen Ladds, to the turn-outs for Joe Cronin of Washington came to pared scrawny 15-11. AMERICAN LEAGUE headline boxing attractions." the aid of Sad Sam Jones, while Team— W L Pet Jones pitched a six hit game (By the Associated Press) the opening of a 16-game home A parade of pitchers, an even 30 '** Philadelphia . 72 26 .731 Al- Cleveland. Cronin helped The up and going Dallas Steers, stay for the Steers, and put plenty (By Staff Corresponlent) base hits .and a grand total of 14 NOT SO MANY years ago against Washington . 60 36 .621 Coun- the count to 8 to 1 by alleged by the “Insiders” to be play- of daylight between the Steers 29 — miscues gave the handful of fans fonso Escalante. Brownsville bring up HARLINGEN. July Hugh New York . 55 39 381 one of the wildest One a in the best base- and in their battle for games fire could was a the bases with triple ing pennant-winning Exporters present try club steward, good golf-1 clearing Nichols, light heavyweight cham- Cleveland . 45 51 .46! own with the fifth in which the ball in the Texas circuit today, took second place. League Park has seen this year. er. Alfonso could hold his : inning, St. Louis . 42 51 .45: “Tarheel” pion, looked exceedingly bad In the In of the the most of them on the links. However, Senators scored five runs. up where the Houston Buffaloes George Murray got off spite big score, game rob of the first Boston .. 87 57 .39- Boston Braves an- left off the Beaumont to a bad start when a couple of part of his match with Pat was nip and tuck throughout, and you his duties have increased so much j The put up by defeating Chicago. 36 59 .37! other battle against the St. crew Tuesday night 11 to 3. It was unfortunate breaks allowed the Ex- O'Brien here last but after the outcome was in doubt until the he has given up the links—but great night, Detroit . 35 63 J5‘ of the to score twice in the first final frame. The Saints managed treasures and there’s little Alfonso. Jr., left to Louis Cardinals, leaders porters the first fall he came back Results losing to hold a over the Ladds Tuesday's The little National league, but lost by a 1 to 0 inning, but after getting over this slight edge do the family's golfing. strong to take the second an} third Washington 8. Cleveland 1. was the loser, frame, the husky Dallas right hand- because of their ability to bunch hits of a 14-year-old boy shows real promise. count. Tom Zachary Chicago 14. New York 12. k savings er his his title. with men on base who had been won a tournament at although he gave only six hits to settled down and chalked up retaining Recently he Sentiment Is passed to first the Ladd hurlers. Boston 8. Detroit L with the eight off Jess Haines. 14th victory of the year. Luke Ham- O’Brien started aggressively and by Harlingen, competing In the grand free for all Van Philadelphia 6. St. Louis % lifetime/ he tried Aided home runs by Blair and lin started for the Exporters but the grown-ups. The other day by had champion in a bad way on Lamm. of Texas base- Wednesday's Gamea the Cubs held gave it as a bad after allow- ex-University course and , Hemsley. Chicago up job several occasions. tlie Harlingen again Aid To Fists The crowd yelp- ball captain, took batting honors for Chicago at New York. for a second beating the Phil- lng nine hits and eight rum in four ed its Is home’ made a 7$—no mean score place by approval, believing a new contest a Detroit at Boston. your Green work- the having perfect day some of 1 lies 6 to 3. The New York Giants and one-third innings. youth when you consider champion was certain to be crown- at the bat as he found Waitman St. Louis at Philadelphia. their a half game ed as relief man. giving up six hits Texas* beet professionals went into clung to place In Prize ed. After rushing Nichols all over and Ruhmann for five successive Cleveland at Washington. insured?.,1 course. behind the Pittsburgh and five runs the remainder of the the the 80's on the same by downing Ring— the Irishman took the 1 ... ring, base hits. Johns, Saint castoff, was 6 i Pirates to 2. game. opening fail In 28 minutes with close behind with four hits Including him a game behind Sentiment Wins Ruhmann 3 Innings; 6 runs 12 hit PERFECT TIM I NO gives Brooklyn dropped Many Hits. an arm stretch. a pair of doubles. Frierson captured rivals as the Cincinnati off Waitman 7 innings; 1 run 1 hi lots of distance off the tee. He its three You don ’t always have to win a O’Brien continued his good work the long distance clouting honors he Reds took a 5 to 4 decision with a Elton “Slam'em Sam” Langford. off Squires 0 innings: 5 runs 4 hit doesn't blast for distance; gets fight with your fists. Sometimes you when they came back into the ring. with a homerun, a triple, and a two Dallas leftfielder, continued his off Frierson 1*3 inning: 0 runs l hi it with a perfect stroke. ninth inning rally. j can score a victory with the help It looked to be all his until the base blow. Rodriguez also hit safely consecutive game streak, get- off Johnston 2 innings; 9 runs of sweet sentiment. That is how hitting champion caught him in a punishing three times. Williams, the cotton- a brace of to take the hits off Lamm 6 1-3 innings; Strucl Mickey Walker, in being awarded ting bingles cradle split. Pats shoulders were headed lad who holds down the in which he has j out: by Lamm 6. Johnston 1, b a draw with Jack Sharkey, scored twenty-first game pinned in 12 minutes on this one. third sack for the Saints, stepped by hit consecutively. In the eighth in- Ruhmann 1, by Waitman 3; Base oi a moral victory. This one hurt the Irishman bad- > into the limelight again today by Beaumont second base- balls: off Lamm 8, off Frierson 2. if Sharkey beat him, of course. He ning. Holley, ly, for he reeled around the ring clouting out a brace of blows. TODAY’S MARKETS man, was hit on the head a Ruhmann 1. off Waitman I; Win did not win by an overwhelming by when he came back for the third Both starting hurlers had a short ball and was out for five ning pitcher: Waitman; Loslm margin, It is true, but as far as pitched and deckling falL In his condition, stay, with "Lefty” Squires pitching I minutes. He was carried from the pitcher: Frierson; Umpire: Connal was actual was concerned, he he was easy for the only to one man before retiring In NFW YORK STOCKS cloth market a fair Inquiry reported fighting prey champion Time of 3:4ft. i field, but his injury was not serious favor of Lamm. The became ly; gum: NEW YORK. July 29. (APi-The stock from China with most offers impractic- won. He floored Walker. He almost who promptly mapped on another going and he is expected to in Wed- rather for Lamm the market today had to digest the bad able. whacked out his eye. He poked him play | cradle split for the third falL rough during Cor- nesday Frierson on the news provided toy the U. 8. Steel with a darting left hand and smack- night's game. I In the semi-final Young Stecher affray and hopped second earning* CHICAGO LIVESTOCK While the Steers were the poration's poor quarter ed him solidly with rights. But when making and Red Lyons tore into each other mound In the sixth frame but and the dividend cut. re- CHICAGO. July 29. (AP)—(U. S. D. their for statement was silent. mad drive the second half in for Saints greeted him with a barrage In the earlier hour* A.)-Hogs 14.000 including 3.000 direct; he hit Walker, the crowd earnest 30 minutes without acting sharply pennant, the Houston Buffaloes, i of base hits and runs in the one- however, was quiet after the opened steady; later trade very active When Walker hit Sharkey even so either obtaining a falL It was a Trying, who tied for the first half and third that he worked. Inci- fUftTnurrv of selling had been absorbed 10-13. spots 25 higher; packing sows much as a glancing blow on the whirlwind go that kept the fans inning to 85 lbs. are the Frierson was credited with i common broke 1 points steady to 15 A.gher; bulks 170-220 shoulder, the 35,000 people at Eb- leading final heat, contin- excited throughout. dentally Vhlch compares with the year's 8 00-825; top 8.40; 230-290 lbs 8.75-7.85; ued on their a the defeat in of his short stay bets Field stormed in applause. merry way, plastering Geo. PouIor, wrestling cleanly spite low of 83 1-8 Allied Chemical. Ameri- pigs 7.00-7.65; packing sows 4.60-6 00. 6 to 0 defeat on the Shreveport in the box. "Prexy” Waitman relieved Atchison, American Cattle 9,500; calves 2.000; strictly The crowd set up a cheer when- took two straight falls from Bull can Telephone. Sports. Tlie Sports, opening a new Ruhmann for the Saints in the third Last Can and Case lost 4 to 5. Bethlehem grain fed steers and yearlings steady to ever the smaller Walker led. Ac- Prothro. Bull labored hard but he home sent Lee to the mound, inning and though touched for a Steel, whose director* meet for dividend 25 higher; light yearlings and highly I do not believe he hurt Shar- stay, could not get this Days tually going against yielded 4 points to finished weighty steers showing advance; and while the Buffaloes did not hit goodly number of hits managed to action tomorrow, key with a single punch, even when new Poulos. the lowest level since 1928. New York 8.50 paid for 1.447 lb. steers; yearlings him hard, they kept pecking at his win the game which maae his sixth ♦here were in the eleventh round, he caught Robin Blue and Tony Le Blanc Central declined about 3 and 9.23; most grain steers and yearlings mound offerings untii they had col- straight contest since the second 2 to 3 In Union Pacific. Stockers the sailor off balance the tussled 15 minutes to the card Of Our of | 7.75-8.75; grassy kinds 5.50-7.00; against open- loeaea lected ten hits for six runs. half of the season got under way. National Blucult, Consolidated Oas 4.50-6.50 Slaughter csttle and sealers ropes and him with a vol- er. plastered Fowler The Ladds return to the local North American .Public Service of New steers. 600-1500 lbs. 7.00-9.25; common Pistol Pete had one of his Nichols take ley of rights and lefts. Champion will on diamond afternoon for !l-4Jersey and Du Pont. and medium 800-1300 lbs. 5 00-7.50; good nights—so good that he un- Wednesday .*9techer an- 1 1-2 cent, Gets Break here next week, it was another contest which Call money renewed at per j heifers 550-850 lba. 7 00-9 00; cows 4 00- willing gave Shreveport five scat- will get Walker entered the fight with a nounced. 6.50; bulls (yearlings excluded) (beet) tered hits. Rip Radcliff, who Is mak- underway promptly at 4 o’clock. 4 25-5 00; vealers (milk fed) 800-950; tremendous sentimental advantage will on for NEW ORLEANS COTTON a determined to Nabours be the mound medium 6 00-8.00: stocker end feeder ing drive oust Buck MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS 29. f APl—Cotton This feeling was not limited to the the Saints, with Barron his NEW ORLEANS. July cattle: steers. 500-1050 lbs. 5.75-7.00. Stanton as the league's leading hit- taking due customers. It was National League turn bad a weak opening today, matniy fat paying pretty for the Ladds. Sheep 13.000: lambs slow; weak ter. two of the five hits. It was Removal«► Sale got to the cut In the U. 8. Steel dividend plain in the press box, too. If there Batting —Grimm. Cuba, .3490; BOX SCORE to 25 lower: best natives to outsiders Fowler's sea- were also favorable and first eighth triumph this .3486. Cables 8.50; bulk to packers 8 00; throwouts was to be any kind of a break Hendrick. Reds, San Benito— AB R HPOA E showed losses of ten to twelve son. trades around 3.50; rangers early 8.00; better Walker was to It. be got Runs—Klein. Phillies, 84; English ss .4 3 2 2 4 0 the market continued to ease get Well, Hill, points and kinds held higher; sheep strong to 23 and 89. the start on weakness In it. What? No Revenge Cuyler, Cubs, Campbell, If .5 3 2 2 0 1 off after higher; best ewes 4 00. Lamb* 90 lbs. making new lows for the sea- Walker the break” but the Runs batted in—Klein, Phillies, Williams, 3b .6 2 3 1 1 2 stocks, down 7.40-8 50; ewes 90-150 lbs. 2 25-4.00. "got For once in the base- 8 48 for October and 8 70 for history of 75. son at feeding lambs 60-75 lbs. 3 00-5.75. Sharkey man was a disappointment 83; Hornsby. Cubs, Williford, 2b .3 2 1 3 5 1 or under ball, cast-off players did not get December, 18 points yester- at that. His expected ferocity Hits—Klein. Phillies, 131; L. Wan- Hoffman, lb ...v.3 118 0 1 Final Low close. their revenge when the Fort Worth 1 day's CHICAGO GRAIN Walker was exhibited es-, Pirates, 131. Covington, c .4 0 0 7 4 0 Towards the end of the first hour the against only Cats 9 whipped Galveston to 2. An- — re- CHICAGO. 29. (AP)—Downturn* at Doubles Cubs, 0 0 1 2 0 market had a good rally on some July times. He swung enough good Hornsby, 34; Waitman, rf, p ...,5 In wheat dry Bednar, former Ft. Worth hurler, covery In stocks and owing to the prices early today accompanied to win. but he was not fast Adams. Cardinals. 30. Griffin, cf .4 2 1 2 0 0 weakness of punches for Galveston and was securities. A steadying In- pitched — understanding that the steel corporation enough and not aggressive enough Triples Tmynor, Pirates, 13; Ruhmann. p, rf ....2 110 0 1 Prices Now not cut wages fluence. however, was strength shown pounded for 16 hits, which allowed would __ 0 the a in the of his former conquests Terry, Giants. 12. White, rf .1 10 10 prices rallied 12 points to 8 80 for by Liverpool wheat market as light the Cats to score in all but three | result of Canadian of Home _ October and 8 83 for December. government crop Loughran and Maloney. runs—Klein, Phillies, 23; innings. Larry Cox, another former 15 11 18 8 Following the sharp early break of report. Evidently most of the newspaper Ott. Giants. 17, Totals .37 27 Opening unchanged to l-2c off. Wheat Fort Worth player, had his troubles nearly 81 a bale, the cotton market men who scored the fight took seri- Stolen bases—Cuyler. Cubs. 12: Harlingen— AB R H NO A E the rest of the later held near the Initial limits. Corn in left field where most of the Cats’ On gradually rallied during ous consideration of the litte fel- Comorosky, Pirates, 11; Frisch Car- Johns, 3b .5 2 4 0 3 3 on technical condi- started at 1 -4c decline to 3-4c advance hits fell. morning largely dinals. 11. Duffard, ss ...... 5 113 5 0 oversold market which led and afterward tended to sag. low's weight disadvantage and his tions of an Dick “Control” McCabe went the 0 0 0 0 0 considerable short covering. sterling fighting qualities in com- Pitching—Osborn. Pirates, won 5, Squires, p.0 to route for Fort Worth, and not once 2 October recovered to 8.61 and Decem- TEXAS LEAGUE LEADERS the result, lost 0; Haines, cardinals, won 8. Rodriguez. If .5 3 1 0 1 puting was he in He in on to 884. or 13 to 14 points up from trouble. cashed Frierson, lb, c ..5 3 3 7 1 2 ber Night Games. 28) This writer pidtaed Sharkey to low 2; Lindsey, Cardinals, won 4, p, Save! or five (Through July his Come! lows and to within four sixteenth victory this year. sf 0 0 2 0 0 the win. I thought it would be a cinch lost 1. Nichols, .4 Hurry! points of veaterdsv’s close. (By The Associated Press) In an eleven-inning battle at Garrison, cf .1 0 0 0 0 0 The weekly weather report was con-1 for him to stop the Mick. And. while Runs—White, Beaumont, 87. Wichita Falls, the San Antonio In- Lamm, If. p, lb ....6 1 5 3 0 1 stdered a sort of ••stand-off"—good In still the that it American League retaining opinion dians defeated the 9 to 8 0 Spudders — Smith, c .4 0 7 0 1 spots and had In others. Hits—Stanton. Wichita Palls, 154. should be easy for him to beat Batting Ruth. Yankees, .388; Hear mid-session the market was when Pinky Higgins singled, stole Barron, rf .5 11110 Doubles—Stanton, Wichita Walker, I do not think ha ever , Simmons, Athletics. 378. softer and 5 to 6 points Palls, I second and scored on Edward’s ....5 0 2 3 somewhat — Johnston, ss, p 2 0 36. would—if they held the same Runs Geihrig. Yankees. 103; down from the highs. fight single in the eleventh. The Spudders weekly for say 2000 years. Ruth. Yankees, SO. Triple®—White, Beaumont, and ! had tied the score with a three run Totals .44 11 19 27 IS 8 COTTON Runs batted in—Gehrig, Yankees NEW YORK Shows in the ninth. Bob Fritz, Beaumont, 15. Stamina rally Sangulnet. Ruth, 102. Score by Innings: NEW YORK. July 29. (API—Cotton San Antonio 111; Yankees, Walker’s me. oenterfielder, hit a San Benito . 200 208 500 opened easy today. 14 to 19 point* lower Home rum—Soiters, Shreveport, defense did surprise Hits—Simmons, Athletics, 152; pair of home runs. ! Harlingen.401 013 101 under general selling promoted by 13. 80 did his stamina. I do not under- Haas. Athletics, 137. weakness In the stock market, Summary: Earned runs: San opening stand what held him up after some Doubles—Webb, Red Sox, 47; and a favorable view of the weather Runs batted in—Med wick. Hous- Benito 11: Harlingen 10; Left on of those straight shots of Sharkey's. Athletics, 33. I and crop prospect*. bases: San Benito ton. 75. had to score Booze Trial 6. Harlingen 6; The decline carried prices below the Sharkey would have Begins Triples—Simmons. Athletics. 13; j Stolen CORPUS Home runs: Frierson; Three base previous low records for the season bases—White, Beaumont, an overwhelming victory to gain CHRISTI. July 29.—m West.Senators.il; Johnson, Tigers, sold 38. hits: Frierson; Two base hits: Johns established on June 8th. October the decision over the sentimental —Trial of Royal Goodwin, Gus 11; Reynolds and Blue, White Sox, 8.71 and at around the end of Games 2. Frierson, Rodriguez; Sacrifice off to Won—Dean, Houston, 20.: advantage that Walker carried. Jessup and Joe Jackson on liquor 11. the first half hour the market was hits: Hoffman; Stolen bases: Duf- Games worked in—Payne, Hous- he beat Walker, but the charges, wa3 to in T. Home a or two of the lows, re- Plainly begin Judge runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 30; WOOD and * within point ton. 35. fard. Hill, Covington. Griffin: DODD net losses of 15 to 17 margin was not great enough to M. Kennerly’s federal court here Ruth. 27. * present lng points j Yankees. Double plays: Johns to Johnston to cables were relatively steady Complete games—Harris, Fort balance the In which the today. The defendants were Insurance — RMverpool popularity al- Stolen bases—Chapman, Yankees. Williford to Surety Bonds more than offset bv the > 21. Frierson; Hoffman; 'but were Worth. Mick was held. leged to have been the custodians 41; Johnson, Tigers, 27. of the local stock market Duffard to Frierson; Johns to Duf- Spiver-Kovabki Bid*. ? fhoM SM weakness Strikeouts—Dean. Houston, 187. Sharkey retains his rating as the of an unusually cache of Liverpool cables reported local and large Pitching—Grove, Athkfics, wrn fard; Williford to Hill to Hoffman; j Hits in consecutive best in the business to BROWNSVILLE t continental liquidation early in that game®—Lang- heavyweight smuggled liquor seized by customs 21, lost 2; won • Passed balls: „ mind Marberry, Senators, Smith.; Wild pitch: 21. J my most■■ k followed la the lorti, _ SSJPT.but J?the 5 unfortunate. officer* sear last f| market, by covering, Dallas, ■Mr* Beeviiiq spring. 10. Jflfe k