SHIPPERS RIDE FOR SECOND HEENEY READY WIN FROM INDIANS IN 17 PUCE AS SPUDS BOUND FOR INNINGS PUSHES ATHLETES’ FOR CAMPOLO MARGIN PUY-OFF WITH STEER NINE — LEAD TO HIGHEST j Ten-Round Bout Postponed Press) I By The Associated Press) (By The Associated from the Increasingly evident A moist afternoon along the major league trail, where three of the By Rain Is Re-Scheduled For the sake of variety and to get away a with Dallas, the position fline scheduled skirmishes were postponed, was hardly enough for the For fact that the Spudders are bound fog play-off Tonight Beaumont in the pennant race Yankees, but about right for the Athletics. of Uncle Claude Robertson's Exporters The leaders turned the day to account by wresting a 5 to 3 decision today merits consideration. blue moons since a club from the City from the Indians in 17 innings behind Mose Grove as the Tigers cut- NEW YORK, Aug. 15.—<&>—'Tom It has been several Magnolia even acmeved tne nrst envision an upuncned the Yanxs Dy it to w. Heeney. victim of Gene Tunney in and the Philadelphia lead increased the retired champions last fight at late In the season. Robby’s present outfit not Is much in the to thirteen and one-half games. the Yankee stadium a year ago, only very select but This margin is the greatest the once more is ready to enter the ring circle, gives every prom- Ck ise of remaining there to the bitter Sp®irft§ A s have had at any time this sea- against Vittorio Campolo at Ebbets over field. The ten-round end. Given another victory — son and is the exact distance by bout, postponed — With Waco and if the Cats again which the Yankees led for two days last night because of rain, was re- today, succumb to the Spudders in their or so when the 1928 race was at its scheduled for this evening. vital series, the Shippers tomorrow A1 Simmons Athletics, from Hal Eustace loosest stage around the Fourth of The men will not be required to will ride serenely in second place Shreveport.—Up seven times, two weigh in agam unless another post- July. with a long heme stay ahead. hits, one run. One putout, no as- Jimmy Foxx's twenty-eighth ponement should become necessary. Boats and racing drivers already Elmer Hanson. Robby's Jack o* sists, errors. homer, which gave him. second place The Italian giant tipped the scales are in the Valley for the all trades, and Earl Caldwell hooked arriving the American decided the at 223 while Hee- Sam Hale, Athletics, from Shreve- THIS! in league, pounds yesterday TUNE IN ON Point Isabel regatta Saturday and up in a honey as the Exporters long battle in favor of the Macks, ney weighed 2041-4. Campolo's port.—Up seven times, two hits, no au- made it twostraight from the Cubs. Sunday. They are coming in by in another but the leaders cashed poundage was three notches below 5 to i Hanson limited the Pratt- runs. One putout, three assists, nc tomobile and trailers and trains. end run off Willis Hudlin before the the mark he made for his recent men to four Caldwell allowed errors. at the hits; Preparations are being made the to remove the last bout Arthur DeKuh. of inning just against six. Seven Waco miscues proved Bib from U. of T.— of one of the I Falk, Indians, Point to take care doubt. Hudlin had relieved Walter Hqmbedt Fugazy, promoter of the the deciding factor. of the Up eight times, two hits, no runs largest crowds in the history Miller after the latter's retirement bout, announced he intends to ask It was a case of too much George Four no errors. In addition to the reg- a batsman in the putouts. assists, on gulf city. in favor of pinch the New York state athletic com- Payne again in the Cat-Spudder ...the sale Suits, ar- Willis greatest ular events, the Yacht club has eighth when the Indians were raking mission to instruct the referee of opener. Galloway's ace marked up Hudlin, Indians, from Waco / ranged for several added attrac- Grove for one run to tie the score. the Campolo-Heeney contest to his twenty-first victory. 7 to 2. and —Second pitcher against Athletics. tions. These include ski board rac- The victory marked Grove’s fifth waive disqualification on minor as a result the series today looks Lost, allowing eight hits in nine in- ing, surf board riding and water attempt to bring home his eighteenth fouls. scarcely as crucial as it did. There nings. Up four times, one hit, nc decision of the season, and was his remains little hope of tagging the runs. polo. Two putouts, one assist, no and Shoes seen in • • • first since July 25. when Oilers, four and a half games away. Hats, errors. you’ve triumph BOBCATS LOSE VETS of a to Pete Turgeon’s home with the he pitched part game gain bags n The outboard races will get under Phil Todt, Red Sox, from San An- an easy verdict over the Indians at BUT GAIN NEW STARS full was the game's highlight. with events tonio.—U* three way at 9 a. m. Saturday Philadelphia. 21 to 3. He has not Making his first start since an- times, three hits and free- SAN MARCUS. Aug. 15.—<£»>— one run. Ten listed for classes “B.” “C" met defeat since, however, as the nouncement of his sale to Chicago. putouts. one assist Graduation a wide swath in the classifications are reg- cut Vic Frasier. Steer rookie, made the no errors. Made double unas- a moon... for-all. The A s have either won or tied his ev- play many of ranks of the Southwest State Sox scout look good the sisted. ulated by the cubic displacement ery start, but with winning credit by setting Teachers college football material down with three hits and the outboard motors. No class “A” going to some other pitcher. Sports Charlie Berry, Red Sox. from Dal- but an influx of high blanking them. 5 to 0. in the Louis- races will be run due to the slow- The less said about the lacing of promising las.—Up three times, one hit, one school athletes who will report for iana opener. Elton Langford got ness of crafts in this category. Firsts the Yankees in Detroit, the ktnder run. Four putouts. no assists, er- 10 has bolstered two of the Sport safeties. Not a $50. seconds $25 and thirds it will be to both teams. The game training September rors. Batted in run. Got double will pay Shreveporter reached first after the when as it ended, with the the Bobcat lookout. Sam $10 on Saturday. On Sunday, began Just fourth inning. The Steers socked Gray, Browns, from Dallas batters from the floor and Eight lettermen. five of whom are the same events will be run again, swinging Tinv Owens’ hard but were helpless —Started against Red Sox. Lost the ducking after each linemen, will return. They are the prizes will be raised. In classes pitchers before Mitchell, who relieved him in allowing nine hits in eight Innings FLORSHEIM STRAW toss. co-Captain Branum. Obits nd Ber- B and C they are: Firsts $150, sec- the seventh. Up twice, no hits. runs. One put- The Red Sox defeated St. Louis ry. backs, and co-Captain Hopper. ond $75 and third $25. In class D: The Indians, off on another losing out, one assist, no errors. 4 to 1 and the Senators slammed the Gordon. Zunker and Hor- second $100, and third Lindsey. streak that has reached eight Cedric First $200, 3 in Durst. Yankees, from White Sox 11 to remaining ton, who will play in the Teachers’ straight, were kicked off twice by Beaumont.—Up five times, one hit $50. American games. forward wall. 5. • • • league the Buffs. 7 to 0 and 7 to one halted in the hit, one run. Two putouts, no Suits With all activity The Teachers’ schedule: Septem- will un- assists, errors. The catboat chases get New York metropolitan district ber 27. East Texas Teachcers’ col- Shoes Crafts were to have met Heinie Sellable, Tigers, from » der way at 3 p. m. Sunday. where the Cubs lege at San Marcus; October 4 Hart Schaffner & ^ entered from the Cardinals, the Houston.—Up four times, two hits are expected to be the Robins and Howard Payne college at Brown- F/6HTSCAST one run. Three Pass and National league itouts, two assists — Corpus Christi. Aransas Giants. proceedings wood; October 12. Texas of Hats College Now Marx dav were limited to Boston two errors. Got double. Society the Valley in this event. Saturday for the Arts and Industries at San Marcus; Pinkie series of catboat and Whitney. Phils, from — will see the Valley Philadelphia. October 19. Abilene Christian Col- San Brand Perlbro Pattee has Jess Petty turned in a five-hit Antonio three Now races concluded. W. H. lege at San Marcus; October 25, Sul high—Up times game at field to defeat the (Bv The Associated Press) three won two of these races, and Brav^j* Ross hits, one run. No putouts. two already Pir- State Teachers’ college at in a he home team by 1 to 0. and the CLEVELAND.—Billy Wallace. assists, no errors. SummerVend suits it is more than probable that Uvalde; November 2, col- Got two dou- ates reduced the margin of the McMurray Cleveland, Tommy Gro- $085 This outpointed bles. of fabrics will cop again Saturday.