National Loop Second Division Wages Merry Battle C’MON JOHNNY, I’LL RACE YUH! I PIRATES ARE I SAINT-MACK Fi77 HITS in TODAY’S MARKETS STRONG HELD

National Loop Second Division Wages Merry Battle C’MON JOHNNY, I’LL RACE YUH! I PIRATES ARE I SAINT-MACK Fi77 HITS in TODAY’S MARKETS STRONG HELD

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July market traders today appeared in- of the country’s handicap Lead to Single To Be One of Best Day of Bombarding inal. pick clined to feel that the rally in share were enter- for week- horses, eleven of them, In prices had been carried far enough, Cattle 100; calves 25; Game Valley Pitchers ed in the first running of and hurried to take profits before most killing classes 50-1.00 lower; today Park s $25,000 added cup *- the weekend shutdown. choice light yearlings 25-50 lower Arlington event—a race of championship pro- By HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR. BV JACK LEBOW1TZ —177 HITS IN—5 Spt Bull forces failed to rush in to- low cutter cows, steady to easier Associated Press Sports Writer (Special to The Herald) ATLANTA. G*.. July 19.—— ward the close and drive stocks back vealers and calves 50-1.00 lowe: portions. SAN 19 — E. R. Bardley's Blue Larkspur, Almost unnoticed amid the tumult BENITO, July Shipley, Spectators of Southern Association up again, as have re- and a similar decline on stocker anc they during last season s three year old cham- and about/ g over the Brooklyn- the star pitcher, hitter and first baseball yesterday were given treats cent sessions when feeder steers. Week's profit taking top yearling; was a 7 to 5 fa- first the baseman for as pion. overnight Chicago battle for place in McAllen, is due to hurl batters in four games pounded was This was a dis- clos- heavy. little steers 11.50: heavy steers 10.00; to win the mile and a there is a the San Benito Sun- for a total of 177 verite National league, stirring against Saints pitchers hits as Wall had ex- bulk ; appointing, Street ing fed steers and yearling* test, but was assured or bit of baseball warfare going on in day. If Shipley is “right” the Saints which netted 79 runs. quarter pected an effort would be made to 7.25-9.50; common to medium gras of from th E the second division of the circuit will have a hard time beating him. The Mcmphis-Nashville game plenty competition close the week • ith a strong mar- sers 4.25-7.00; late top on vealer; 1 Sun an With Boston and Cincin- a* was the feature. The Vols other ten stars. Beau, Pittsburgh, Shipley pitched three-hit ball used * ket, to help speculative sentiment. 9 00. eastern favorite, was r. nati involved in a three-way strug- game against the strong Browns- four hurlers and two catchers but quoted Such shares as Westinghouse Elec- Sheep: none, for week, lambs 1 00 to while winner of gle for the best position. ville team two weeks the Chicks hammered out 1. Toro, ago. leading American Can. Ameri- 1.25* lower, to Derb.- Pittsburgh's Pirates are on top the • • • 20 blows and defeated the Vols 21 tric, Byers. sheep steady strong American Derby, the Latonia fifth can Telephone. Johns Manville and week's top native alrrbs 10.75: fai and the Lincoln handicap, a v second division today, holding With all probabilities the San to 14. Nashville was credited with | by a half game margin by vir- Eastman Kodak lost 1 to 4 points eves 2.00-3.00; range feeding lamb: : Pete Wrack. Vic- Benito high school will have one of 18 safeties. The Chick? started the j three-year-old: ie of 12 to 4 or more. U. S. Steel, however, was 6.25. torian. victor in the $100,000 Ag\n Elace yesterdfy's triumph the finest football fields in the Val- game off by scoring eight runs over the Boston Braves. Cincinnati, fairly steady. ; Caliente handicap, and Snowflake, ley this coming season. Plans are and added six more in the second victorious over the humble Phillies. The mercantile reviews reported CHICAGO GRAIN the outstanding filly of the season, now under way to have the field frame while the Vols were blanked 13 to 6. still is in seventh place but some activity in retail sales of sea- CHICAGO. July 19—^i-Big ex had their share of followers, sodded and a fence constructed. until the fifth when they rallied to only a half game behind the Braves. sonal merchandise but the first week port business and unfavorable i The other entrants were Reveill? Bleachers will be provided for the score three times. In the closing croj Glenn Spencer pitched the Pi- of wholesale for autumn has reports from each side of the Ca- Boy. 50 to 1 shot which won th* visiting and home teams. session even that left them far buying rates to their third straight vlcton,’ nadian border led to higher i American Stars and Bar'. • V • short of catching Doc Prothro and been rather quiet in the New York price: Derby; in allowing nine hits Boston, only his teammates. McDaniel and market. Industrial activity has ebb- early today on w’heat. Com value: ( Galahad. Maya and Paul Bun.van. of which three went to Welah. Joe Taylor. Saint second baseman, Hutchinson got two homers ed further, several large plants, bulled also owing to advices of hea1 Blue Larkspur became the fa- Adam Pie Traynor and got his name in the hit column by apiece Comorosky, for the Chicks while Poole and those of Ford and West- and drought in the com belt bu vorite after Gallant Fox. undisputed George Grantham provided most of getting two bingles. Although these including L ce hit circuit blows for the ern down for two profi taking sales broucht abet; : champion of 1930. three year-olds, the backing, which came in the are Taylor’s first hits, he should Electric, closing Rlandites. subsequent reactions both in corr i and Misstep, the Lamar stock farm form of 16 hits off Seibold, Prank- come through now that he has weeks for vacations and inventory New and wheat, with corn affected alst > stable's popular stake campaigner, house and the Orleans swamped Mobile 15 taking. | Cunningham. broken Jinx. by word of beneficial rains in Cana were withdrawn. • • • to 4. Leonard and Pi pgr as. who Great Trio ! da. were on the mound for the Bears ■ -—.-. FIRM ■■ ---. -.— COTTON This trio made nine hits, scored «— ■ -■ Tile Business Men's League at 16 safeties but al- Opening changed to 2c higher The University of Utah owns tl° seven runs and batted in nine. The the Welch-White has not only granted NEW ORLEANS. July 19—'/P>— bowling alley, wheat afterward last mueh of It: i onlv glider in the state. It was Reds and Phillies engaged in a wild They must have argued about who could swim the.faster for here so nine free passes. The cotton market opened firm issued a challenge to the Weslaco gain. built bv students. affair in which the Phillies rie dive into As if in tribute to Bobby Jones in with Liver- hitting they ready to the pool and settle the debate. The tall, bowling team to an inter-city tour- today sympathy good scored five runs in the fourth to who was watching the Birmingham grinning fellow is Johnny Weissmuller, holder of many American and nament. The Business Men’s league pool cables. First trades here show- a 6-6 tie and the Reds Atlanta game, the Crackers defeat- 10 11 gain dupli- world sw.mming records. The little fellow is 27-months-old Marco ! at San Benito is now under way and ed gains of to points. The cated the rally in the eighth to ed the Barons 12 to 4. Blethenand Israel, holder of no records, but he doesn’t bar Weissmuller. The scene the first half of the season will be market continued to Improve after clinch the decision. Home runs were Polvoet went the entire route for is Molitor pool in Paris where Weissmuller is trainer. over in three weeks. The loop decid- the start on fair trade buying and the big feature with Chuck Klein the champions. Shirley had a per- ed on a season and the win- covering by right shores for over hitting his 27th for Philadelphia split fect in three times for At- GOLF day up the week e^iri. October traded EQUIPMENT ners will be in a play off. A cash up \ and Heilmann. Stripp and Meusel lanta. The Crackers were left in r prize has been offered to the win- to 13.33 and December to 13.50. or connecting for Cincinnati's four bag- fourth place by a single percent- uing team With the first two games 13 to 14 points above yesterday’.* Just Received gers. 5 age front, the champions retaining VALLEY LOOP the San Benito Motor Co and close. Chicago's Cubs likewise used the gone, third notch. run as J. C. are the favorites. The market continued to rnlf s home route they clipped Tenney big Contrast to other was • • • games a the first hour losins a line of Brooklyn's lead to single game by handed to onlookers in Chattanooga steady during complete 0 the fourth clash of their The San Benito Saints underwent only 3 to 4 on a little realiz- winning as the Lookouts nosed out the Trav- points “crucial'' series.

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