1--7 ' y—'—r—x1—~z~— ran and than Bupp waa safe on an the firet contest behind Luque, t to error. Lyhth filed out to center l, but bowg& to stvrwrioc hitting in field and Adair sent, the ball into the second, t to 4»«\ ? left field for a to score Bupp 4 triple The Pirotss* loss kpr e score of t for the run. winning t to 2, was their sixth Straight and the R. Jl. E. Score by innings: MM M I I 1a If second setback for Leo Meadows. 2 ■; Kj Brownsville .. .000 000 %1 OPO—0 The- bespectacled mo ladsman walked p#» T, ij,. ■up fc .....000 000 001*~1 3 S < Harlingen two in, the ninth jusjt before. Lester wynm.annv «>M ,—, BatUr'es: J. Clements and Monr Bell ualeaahad a zingn; Duncan and Rabe. homjer. Bdinburg tied the score with Wes* laco with a couple of rnng in the sixth inning after the Indians*, had 20 TEXANS ARE ,.v- taken the lead wiM* one tally in the 7*#:» third and another in the fifth. Cr4« A Pleher’a Battle IN BIG t If 1 LEAGUES Moore and Shores had been pitch- Joe Bush Dons Pirate ** \ ^ ing on fairly even terms until the j j t i q Id i fj j ji first half of the ninth when Shores Uniform; Taylor of SAN ANTONIO. June t.—Texas allowed a single and two bases on Buffalo Uses / Bat might weB lay claim to being a good balls to fiU the bags and added a sourer of. supply for major league third walk to force in a run for a For Senator Victory baseball Msita ■ Cat vietpry. !*- 4 Inspectiot> of the sixteen teeters The b6x score: shows that’tiodnty players, including Associated t Valiev Jldinburgh— AB R 11 O A E (By The Press.) soma of the tow-notchers. are ntpre- He In are with •eraI-flnVu *Ut«r HBn the final in- Gamble, ss ....3 0 0 1 2 3 New faces appearing daily senting Texas this season. in cf ... .4 1110 0 the league baseball dubs Foremost on the list are two man- triple with (Hilt, .v. major JKtu's Covington, rf ..4 1 1 u <4 » their efforts to overtake or keep ager*—Rogers Hornsby and Tris SBthe last of the Neb.. June 30 </P>-Eirht 0 l 3 0 0 are natives of OMAHA. Bn'onng the only Campbell, 3b .....4 down their foea. Speaker. Both North 0 0 6 0 0 Texas. wMtf to defeat the Courtney. if __.1 Joe Bush is now a Pirate. Pitts- f U°* : 0 1 Boss New caee^eonelcted^ef G*m«iiTta'ining Band Dave Shore* Peters, lb.. i 1 V burgh hopes for better pitching from Others ana Youngs., c 1 4 2 0 York Giant outfielder. Frank ing in the winn'ag Price, .4 0 him than. Washington got. Jimmy Snyder, Griff 2b .4 0 0 2 3 1 Giant catcher and Art Veltman, Chi- m w Vfi*vv io n, Johnstone has made hit first appear- ds p .3 0 1 z 2 2 cago Whits Sox rookie; Bib Falk. a :t-to-2 decision. Moored ance in g Giant uniform aa a pinch Whits Cedric Durst, Louis were pitchers’ battles. hitter. Neia has be^n sent to Sox; St. Total .31 3 6 27 £> 7 Browns; “Topper'* Rigney, Red Sox; n and Brownsville played Buffalo by the Braves and the AB R II O A E Ted Lyons, White Sos; Giann Myatt, fastest games on record Weslaco— Giants have sent Cote, this year’* n Collins, Detroit -j* 'Brown, ss .3 1 1 2 2 Cleveland; Rip l‘>op. the contest being do Holy Croat captain, to Toledo. 2b .4 0 2 5 2 Jess Petty, Ernie Maun, -~~~"ll'j d in favor of the stars at the I McAdams., .1 Brooklyn; * •• Washington's outfielder of an hour and eighteen minutes iGrump, 3b .. .3 0 0 0 Taylor, Phillies; Pete Donohue, Cincinnati; If .5 0 1 l 0 0 from Buffalo, hit a home run and Eddie Fred Mar- playing. It bake a string of five /Cason. Dyer, Cardinals; two in his first appearance Sam Ath- raight wins for the Brownies. It Calldhan, cf .3 0 1 1 0 0 singles berry, Washington; Gray. 0 1 6 0 0 1 with the Senator* yesterday. Goose- Al Nixon, Charley J3^/c as thegsuperb pitching both of Wicker, lb .3 letics; Phillies; 1 || Gosiin made a homer and three sin- and Curtis Walk- A man’s first Van I «efty” Duncan* Star pitcher, and Webb, rf .4 0 0 3 0 0 Robertson, Browns, | c 1 1 0 2 0 So the Red So* were beaten, er, Cincinnati. Hansen is a il»,ilo ('dements, Brownie ^linger. Schieffer, .4 gles. very || .4 1 1 0 2 0 • 8 to 6. # iat mowed down the batsmen in Shores, p Auwwse experience. H , lis contest Ed Wells, serving for Detroit, dis- until the ninth inning. TfifOAf/99 Make Good easy fit. No ■ ; Dancan Allows Two Total ..r.33 2 7 27 10 3 7 tributed eight St. Louis hits care- Collegiavi? □ starch. one .OOO 002 001—3 7kD 7ZOBLM/A&HS///0 4 1. Made in K Brownies* were able to n'ck Edinburg fully and won, to In Stunt ’ UYtM/S Coal'Selling Woven on a :an only for two blows and only Weslaco .001 010 000—2 In Brooklyn when the Dodgers de- piece. I without i of the reached third Summary: Two-base hits, Moore, feated Philadelphia, 11 to 9. Brook- SEATTLE. July 1.—A Northwest curve, linings 9K visitors me Sox threaten base hits. By NORMAN E. BROWN ycam ago might 17 and the Phils sev- coal enlisted the aid of or bands. CooT. B Jubilri Clements not only Shores, McAdams', three lyn got safeties contpany Cal- Despite the fact that Eddie Col- the Yankes. students thKStars to three hits b-jh got Kyle, Covington; sacrifice hits, teen. University of Washington Twelve smart H long the of the Collins has real cause to be proud styles at Brown, McAdams; lins, mainspring them were home runs, one in a here and Aanchi fielding from his po- lahan, (rump, Four of sailing campaign at cenu • team and of recent its man- of the hitting end of his team. Mos- fifty each. 9 n in stolen base, Brown; double plays, .years Herman of and two the salesman suc- th^ pitcher’s bos. Catch- by Brooklyn by found collegiate Griffin Gamble ager, is handicapped by an injured til, Falk, young liunneficld, I of the*outstanding plays was Crump to Brown, 19 Harper and one by Wrightstone of cessful. The students sold mom PHILUPS-JONES . RL 9 hand the Chicago White Sox are er Grabowski and the Sox boss him- n’» caU’h in the eighth inning, to Peters, McAdams to Wicker; Philadelphia. Herman’s homer fol- than $46,0i<9 worth of coal m a j still -Struggling valiantly to stick self, are .slamming the ball above scared struck out, by Moore 3, by Shores 8; lowed a over what the month. f* v« students took rv^n against and is shooting long protest Fifty ij^solitary Moore off arouffd second place in the American .300 Karl Sheely rW>woies came after two men base on balls off 3, Phils claimed was his third strike orders. League battle around the same mark, while playing > out. Shores wild pitch. Shores, Moore royal. Clements threw out Dun 6; at and the nomer was due to the ball A trip to the company’s mine and are a his "Usual brilliant game first. I-- --1—-- left on 5, Wes- They putting up desperate 2; bases, Edinburg better bouncing into the bleiicherv lectures to teach the salesmen some- to nose out the Athletics and If Collins ever gets pitching (’rLit laco II. Kendrick. Time 1:53. fight a were limp.re, Cincinnati divided double-header about the imN'HEtJSENj for thing produce they Indians in the race and.at least run it's be the Yanks and Chicago L. crown, now on with Chicago, permitting the Card- handling preceded the campaign. the World Collar second to the slimhanging Yankees. the A. tottering | VjiwarArj*? j Harris Wash- inals, who defeated the Pirates, to Prises were given the most success- Up to a few days ago at least the the head of Stanley of * half a game. The Reds captured ful salesmen. FATHERLY ADVICE | So? #lcd the league in fielding and ington. < "gain ranked second in hitting. They have, by their excellence in these IS GIVEN BANKERS departments, kept plugging along. Day after day, however, Collins had cause to worry-about his hurling TOPEKA, July 1.—The role jai staff. father to the small town banker ha* Ted Lyons is still the star of the been assumed L. Bone, Kans- hril- by R<fy crew, of coursp, and is doing as hank commissioner. 1 ant work. Al Thomas and Ted Mr. Bone has written a series of Blankenship are patching fair ball. "Letters From a Bunker to His Son," Urban Faber is having trouble, how- through which he has found a way ever. keeping a winning average, to give fatherly advice to state bank and Hollis Thurston^ is of little use or* without appearing to meddle in < to the team. Were"* he to unlimber the ufLiir* of some particular bank. with some of the stuff he had a few V uNDENT TIN One letter from the fictitious old I1THS banker tells the boy how to he diplo- lUncle Sam has matic as well as cautious in lending Another takes the boy to Ain the line of money.