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POLOTO TIE Dallas Wins Consola- from RED SOX for TOP Tion Event by Nar- Row Margin Detroit Wins 3 to 0; Beat San Anto- Spuds HOUSTON BILLINGS GETS I Texas, Home of Many Baseball Clubs, Produces CATS LOSE 1 FLYING FRAU LOCALS LOSE A Large Number of Big Time Diamond Stars A 2-HIT GAME J! D GO INTO POLOTO_ TIE Dallas Wins Consola- FROM RED SOX FOR TOP tion Event By Nar- row Margin Detroit Wins 3 to 0; Beat San Anto- Spuds HOUSTON. May 7.—By the nar- Bremen Crew Watch nio As Waco Trims rowest of one-point margins the Fort Brown polo team missed the Yankees Beat Chi- Atzmen; Exporters consolation championship of the annual spring tournament of sox fourth 4 to 2 Fall Before Steers the Houston Polo and Riding club here Sunday afternoon. The score The Associated Press) was the vic- to (By (By The Associated Press). was 6 to 6 and Dallas Inviting you 1 Haskell Detroit’s Billings, youth- The Waco Cubs, who have held tor in a game replte with thrills ful star, is out for pitching revenge tenaciously to leadership of the sec- and daring horsemanship. on Buddy Meyer, shortstop of Bill | see sailors that ond division since April 19. blasted The was as part of a Carrigan’s Boston Red Sox. game played the Fort Wo-th Panthers out of the double-header, the Fort Sam Hous- Billings, who learned his pitching league lead Sunday by winning the team taking the tourney title never saw the at Brown university, hurled the Ti- ton sea! second game of aeries 5 to 4, cut- from Fort Reno of Okla- gers to a 3 to 0 victory over the Red I by winning i off the Cats’ winning streak at to 7. Nine teams competed Sox at Detroit Sunday and would ting homa. 16 six the Wichita Falls event, which began in late There’s nothing more have had a no-hit game to his credit straight vyhile in the Spudders achieved « tie for first and continued until Sunday. if Buddy only had deserted the op- April becoming to the aver- place by smothering the San Antonio The Fort Brown-Dallas game was position for the day. Billings allowed a Bears 13 to 2. The latter team the most thrill- age man than sailor of hut two hits and both went to Myer. described as one of rocked undisturbed in fourth the civilians — '■ They were singles and Buddy got no along ing of the entire series, straw providing it of further than first base for bis pains. place. rallying in the final pair periods isn’t the average lead. Fort sailor. Settlemire started for Boston but was The Dallas Steers climbed from to overcome a one-goal a handicap derricked with one out in the second seventh to sixth place by cuffing Brown was given goal by find in this even or ahead You’ll sunlit I inning after he had given up three the prostrate Beaumont Exporters 4 and managed to stay o fsailor hats ev- hits and walked four men. Bradley to 9 while Houston was driving the until the final chukker when George array ft with pitched fine ball for the sox the rest Shreveport Sports into the base- Broun, Houston player riding of sailor hata ev- K marker array of the Way. ment mezzanine S to 3. Beaumont Dallas, put the winning Broun that’s ultra-modern and Sixty thousand persons, including only grinned, defying all comers to across from a difficult angle. the famous crew of the Bremen, the while and Dudley Mayer scored all the drive Exporters any lower, Fraulein von Bredow, champion style-worthy. hatched the New York Yankees sub- SAEAAtR uo for Dallas, while Captain | the Buffaloes were not helped high jumper and broad jumper of goals due the White Sox for the into which Franklin scored two. Captain Burt feel like Chicago from the position they German women, shown training You’ll paying third in a row, 4 to 2, at the (Exclusive Central Tress Dispatch to^ third one and Corndc one for the army. day slid last Wednesday, place. for the Olympic games. Germany The Brownsville^ Herald team was sched- $10. Yankee stadium. of Fort Brown 'I The Buffs lost the services believes the fraulein may bring The Sam his sixth win AUSTIN, Tex., May With the in win- uled to fie homeward journey Gray registered their able catcher, Jonnard, to her country. begin as when the St. Louis most of the minor victory You'll look tho* you of the season majors and ning from the Sports, making it a by automobile Monday. Senators at of their annua! Browns turned back the leagues in the thick I [ costly victory. The receiver hurt Lineup and summary: HAD paid $10. a 11- of Tex- 4 Washington. 7 to 6, in thrilling GOOD. baseball campaigns the state his leg sliding home in the second 1234567* T OUTLOOK i hX h DALLAS—6 AS LhAGl as takes its as the'leading > game. .. , place to score from first on Powell’s dou- x x 0 1—3 five—and inning Result* 1 —Beck .. x 0 1 1 Yet you keep The New York Giant*. National diamond on the face of the Sunday’* 64-Mile Stretch territory ble. who 6 0 1 10 0—-* Houston 3. I Manager Snyder, replaced 2 _Mayer •»•>••• 10 mum. leaders, suffered their second world. 5, Shreveport we keep league him. hit a homer. Holman got a 3— Adkins 0 000000 0—0 at C incinnati, 4 to 3, folk boast that more Waco 5, Fort Worth 4. j straight defeat The Lone Star and a double. 0 0 0 0 0—0 triple 4— Williams .... 0 0 0 Reds fielded sen- are Wichita Falls 13, San Antonio 2. in 10 innings. The AVERS baseball jewels in the rough Faces the 11 1—6 HARDIN 1011 Dobbs Sailors Derby Totals .0 Dallas L Beaumont 3. sationally, completing four double discovered in Texas than in any other Schedule plays. state and that when it comes to hav- Monday'* the Cardinals and baseball Houston at Shreveport. HOW LEADERS FT. BROWN— 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 T S5 At St. Louis, ing cities in organized Bunionist Group Beaumont at Dallas. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0—2 Robins divided a double the commonwealth is far 1— Franklin .... 1 Brooklyn leagues big — Candi- 0 0—1 Vance allowed but six Congressional San Antonio at Wichita Falls. ARE STANDING ...... 00000 1 Panamas Leghorns header. Dazzy and away ahead of the rest. GARY. May 7.—<£*)—Gone are 2— Corndo Ind., 0 0 O 1 0 0—1 a half dozen in the Waco at Fort Worth. 3 Burt ........ 0 0 of Linen hits and fanned Pleased With At present Texas has representa- the in the transcontinental Caps decision to date Team— W. L. Fct. easy laps 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 first game but lost the tives in no less than six leagues, two 4—Clay brook ... 0 0 the Redbirds. 4 Fort Worth 15 7 .682 • Including games of May 8) bunion derby. Grover Alexander and on Race of which are hefty class A organiza- Handicap .... —1. Babe Report Wichita (By The Associatd Press) with today's 64-mile to 2. In the closing encounter. tions—the Texas league and the Falls 15 7 .682 Beginning Totals 1 000 1 20 0—5 with a man National trek from Gary to Mishawaka, Ind., Herman’s four-base drive Western. The Texas is almost ex- Houston 17 9 .651 Officials: Bob Farish and Pender- j the (Special to The Herald) Batting. Grentham, Pirates .470. the of the race so far, the on base in the eighth enabled a Lone Star as San Antonio .. 11 10 .583 longest 7.—“The clusively aggregation, or more grast. MISSION, May prospects Runs, P. Waner, runners will have to 40 __ to earn a 5 to 4 decision. and the Lone Waco 12 13 .480 Douhit, Cards, plod Robins me all over are the Texas Valley with a look mighty bright for Pirates 19. miles instead of the custom- drove in four runs Dallas . 8 15 .348 daily Old Reliable Eye Water Hafey the district.” declares Sid Hardin of Star leagues. Dickey’s 7 14 3133 Runs batted in, Grantham, Pirates ary 25 to 40 miles. South Bend was homer and a single. more cities at this' Shreveport cools and heals red eyes. Doesn’t Mission who is a candidate for con-i Eighteen or 19. have been but Pro- Pat Malone. American association Beaumont 6 19 .240 to today's stop, to succeed John N. Garner. w riting are enjoying league baseball, hurt. Red folding box. All drug- threw a fast ball gross j Hits. Pouthit, Cards. .38. moter Pyle last night made the strike-out artist, These towns include Dallas, Fort' (7) for five innings as "I realize that Mr. Garner hi»s AMERICAN LEAGUE Doubles, Traynor, Pirates .10. change to Mishawaka, which is four I gists.—Adv. past the Phillies Worth. Houston. San Antonio. Beau- a 5 4 who L. Waner. Pirtes; miles further the road to New the Chicago Cobs eked out to some very enthusiastic friends Sunday's Results Triples. Critx, along mont, VSaco, Wichita balls, Amarillo. 4. I -— over the invaders In 11 in- are working hard in his behalf, New York 4, 2. Reds, Hendricks, Robins, York and “finis." decision j Christi, Laredo. Mission, i Chicago relieved Sheriff Blake have a right to do that and I Corpus St. Louis 6. Homers. Bissonette, Robins 5. nings. Malone They Texarkana. Mexia, Corsi-I 7, Washington Although two Hoosicrs, Roy Me- bases loaded, shall not This is a free Edinburg.
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