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Giants Sign Terry
T<j New Contract
NEW YORK, Sept. 1—(UP)—
BUI Terry today signed a five-
year contract, at a reported 640-
000 a year salary, with the New
York CHsntB.
The new contract cancelled
one now in effect.
The additional salary will be
compensation for duties which
Terry handles in connection with
the Giant farm system. ,
On Second Place
BY MCK WEST
L'aMed Press Correspondent
If handsome, affable, Jimmy Kitts
More than a ton of food is con-
sumed annually by the ^arenfe
American. \
Wicker or
Boston 7, Cincinnati 3.
Chicago 4. Brooklyn 3.
6t. Louis t. New York 1.
Philadelphia t Ftttsourgh 0.
WOW WE
AND ALL OUR
£SM"*kreoNho
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BROWNWOOD (T*xu) BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1937
KTOMI Of WILY 3 REGULARS r
HWTSgONAftO PAYNE MAKES"
GOMES IN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
h»y* Fort Worth Cats
Strengthen Hold
I *A
Aw
10 ElitiM. f„
1937 Service
U^^SatlSr tSTS^cST-
piqnahip of the Texas Conference
ollgibOe for duty this year, football
i*Vi4^.cts at the Howard Payne
ffcliege Jackets are far from being
M bright as thiy were at this time
a year ago. At that time 16 letter-
ready to report for train-
ing and all but two of tins number
tore to begin their thud and final
P>nr with \he squad.
Kllgihle for Yellow Jacket cotnpe-
ittion this lesson are 10 leuermcn.
live backs and live lineman. About
JO soundmen of 1*36 are also ex-
PeB*ed to be present when practice
.is started Monday afternoon under
the direction of Coaches McAdoo
'Nig" MoCarysr.
BY UNITED PRESS
Fort Worth belted Beaumont lor j
defeats in both games of a double-
header Tuesday night, thereby
grasping a firmer hold on second I
place in the Texas T^nrue lace
The Cats won the ftm game, 3 to j
3, a hotly contested session that
lasted 10 ionlngs. Dunn's homer for
Beaumont in the seventh tied the
score through the ninth and took
some at the sting from the defeat.
Dunn's home tun again for Beau-
mont. in tha^tfto inning of the
nightcap, with one man on. kept the
Cats busy In that game also ana
caused Dick Whitworth to be re- *
lieved In the sixth by Bmoll as Itor:
Worth mounrisman. Jackson's
homer for Fat Worth to the third
_ Duomwues of ds- •*"* PanU*” » bead-mart,
unexpectedetreMVh. "A Tui>*- by defeating Oalveston 8
kSrZJtSt b£2*°
while Ban Antonio was splitting a
v*.- Although he is worried over tbs
gMMpKta, Coach Keaton admits the
rtjftg
, , , nuotber of tears who havs |
* »Mtere *** food, but It will ______•_ ^ _..
be <4o b&c Ua>w ttey prr - prui^Tan* wlQi L)a1j&4>,
form under fire befexe accurate prt- rtlB>bKl toto toird portion, shoved
hwi^. w be as to how we1 *** Antonio into fourth place in
j -wlU fare to the conference race * i tb‘ standings and won a strategic
I coach Keaton stated. opportunity to Ue .or oust Fdrt
•*v» One of the major tasks facing the Worth from second place,
j . coaches is that of finding players to | Tul» put over three runs in the
fill tbs gtmrd rent Inns as the list inn tog of the early game and
of —dues not include a pounded Anderson and Armburst for
who has had college ex- u hits, while Carnett, Tulsa burler.
this department. acettersd the 11 Oalveston blows.
Lahti kept the Buccaneer bite seo-
arated to the nightcap while Tulsa
batten rapped but 14 blows off of
Fullerton and Jannard. Joonard
finished after Tulsa blast ad Fuller-
__ ______ ton for lour runs in the first and
_"J_ ,J7‘ .*1" i two in the second, him to
Owls Have Strong Backs, Ends, Centers
116, of
. WR1 be available lor the pivot post.
. -He wifi be a Junior.
Other ieuermen for the line are:
Theodore McDonald of Kenedy,
306-pound tackle two-year man and 1
WBFWBgular 4mt year; Bob Denby. j Wet ground caused postponement
Wink, 186-pound tackle, one let- toe Houstun-Oklahomsr City en- .
ler; Otho Barbee. Rule. 166. end. gagement.
one letter; Robin Oalaway. Brown- Sore lie pitched a four-bit game
end. Oalaway lettered to the opener lor Dallas, and the
165 team but was out Steers won from the San Antonio
all of last soasnn be- Missions. 5-1. In the seven-inning
an ankle Injury in the nightcap. KimbWiin pitched San
CUBS AGAII ON
TOP IN LEAGUE
} i
Giant Machine Stopped by
Carleton After Reign
Of One Day
NEW YORK Sept l—(UP)—
The National League pennant race
found the Chicago Cube in com-
mand today
One day in Irani threw the Giant
machine out of gsar, and the Ter-
ry men fail baok to second place a
game behmd the Cubs. It was the
i second time this season the Giants
had battled their way to the top.
only to lose the load after 34
hours in the driver's seat. * \
Tex Carleton, the slim side-
wheeler pitched the Cubs to a 4-3
victory over Brooklyn while the
tbird-plaoe Cardinals wore piaster-
ing the Giants, 6-1. Carleton scat-
tered eight hits among the Dodgers
1 to win hh 13th game against five
defeats.* Tbe Cubs collected nine
blows off Fred Peankhouee who
was making his tint start tui« tm
i gams
most stubborn Texes team in yean
in Memorial Stadium, smr to be
furious after three consecutive de-
feats from the Owls.
In addition he has to get the Owls
ready for the terrible Tigers from
Louisiana 8t*te; those unighii
from the Southeast, Auburn; Vic
Hurt! Tulsa Hurricanes and tbs
Oklahoma Soonere
Now throw to Baylor fbr good
And don't forget that
can keep the bast material on paper
In Rice’s history from folding up,
those fooCbalWmad Bayou City fans
may have another conference cham-
pionship In November.
Time was when the Owls were
lucky to find eleven men to start
the race. Now some 75 candidates
—five deep in every position—are
reway.
Try to pick a back field tom this
lot: Paul Hancock, Jake Schuehle.
Bryce Parker and Earl Glasaey, date to Fort Worth with Dutch
fullbacks; Red Vickers (don’t men- Meyer's toads. So at pickin time It
tien him to Texas), Bill Braodon. may not be a bale to the acre.
Boat Sulbvan and the talk of the Kitts te popular in Houston Be
conference. Ernie Lain, left half- ** only brtugbt Rice a title to
backs, Johnny Meece, QUie OcfdhLl *M4 he's introduced a
Bob Brandon Dan Osffee, brand of football the<
right halfbacks; Vestal Cramer and They etui talk about Bill
Rogers, quarter*. ** MeOaulsy am
gads Sylvester.
Continuing the offensive one finds there's another
three proven and capable ends are Kitts is often called maysr.
on hand—Jim Nance, Frank Steen never lest to that
and Walter Williams.’ Tip-top to Ausstn whom the Institute boys
sophomores whom several tehoola ***** Mb* poison. If he can pass that
would welcome as starters arc Robb, | tot with Texas this pear. watch
Hager. Hurd. Steakley, Banger and ***** 0*ls ***l «heek off this lak
Brannon. •**«* * «»**€* to
A bruising tackle from vv. LT
T-inning un-hit. no-run
the Vic-
toria ranching oouatry, Bull Stan- J
sal is the reason Line Coach Lou
Hertenberger is all smiles. But be
has to boat out a dozen more, head-
ed by Art Hughes, Morris Mansell,
Jess Hines and J. R. Green.
*M.)
HA TO ADVBKTUE FOR
NEW
BID!* ON
♦ ❖ ❖
wpod. 165.
with the L
pnwOcjlly
opening
Baugh in Command Tonight
As Collegians Play Packers
The
with T. C.
s of proven ability are
to give tbs Jackets pkoty ’
in the ball-tottng de- f
the back-
Antonio to a 3-1 victory
-—
D
fullback, two
Putnam. 166, regu-
lar iuoefcing halfback, two lottan;
Glsn ¥"'“Unr CranftUs Gap. 175.
half, one letter; Jack Price, Santa
Anna. Mi. half, oem km*-, Way-
man Wilson. Richland Springs, 160.
half, one Uttar.
Many fans here believe Price may ,
baoame She conferences boat punt-
sr and passer. _ •
this fall are:
akall. oenter;
Orville Bthsridge. Lockcart. trans-1
How Ttky Stood 0hk»*oCu»ic
Texan U HaUed as White ***** P^lln« *»
1 Hope for Victory =- ““ *'”"d
In I
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 7. Cleveland 3.
Detroit 13. WashliRton 3.
Chicago 7, Boston f. -
St. Louis 3-3. F»‘!i.,tdHprud 1-7.
New York at
it Cleveland.
Gale house
Starting linemen will be Gaynall
Tinsley. Louisiana State and Merle
Wendent. Ohio State, ends; Averell |
CHICAGO. Sept 1 — <UP)—An Danielt Pittsburgh and Ed Wkl- |
serial game is expected to feature aeth Minnesota, tackles; Stove Raid,
the all-star football clash tonight Northwestern and Max 8tarcev*ch.
between the hustling voun^ coBe- Washington, guards; god Earl (Bad)
gians elected by the nations fans “
Washington at Detroit. W. Per
roll vs. McLaughlin.
J
and the world champion Green Bay
Packers under Soldier Field flood-
b«hu
The light, fast- all-stars have the
forward passing terrors of three
separate leagues in SUngln' Hammy
Baugh of Texas Christian Ray
Buind. of Moruuettx. and Indiana's
Boren B* die) Hunter, athletic
Svendsen. Minnesota's center who coach at Early liign School tr.e
will play opposite hie brother. Pack- ltMMa yew. has accepted a similar
or George Svendsen position at Rising Star, according
to announcement here today
Hunter a former athlete at Daniel
College will eucoeeil Carr
Campbell Claims
New Speed Record
Boston at Chicago (3). Grove and Vernor Huffman, who was voted the
Marcus vs. Dietrich and Lee.
lacrad from
fullback to oenter in
Syd Bumall. Stam-
ford. guard. Hubait Foster, Brown-
wood, guard; Ulysos Shaw. Alaba-
ma. guard; Starling Kirby. Goldin- Chicago
walta. guard. Jimmie Hayes. Santa
Anna, guard; Mix Susan. Eldora-
do. tackle; Boy Stephans, Taho-
ka, tackle; Cap Johnson, Rock wood,
tackle. Melvin Boedeker, Stamford.
Leonard Beck told. Franklin,
end; Bill Brown wood, and.
T. D. Andrews, Franklin, and.
Ernest OiH. eodi Joe Haxt
quarterback; James Mi-
nor. Thhoka. quarter; Buck Hen-
son. *udf; Watts Pulliam.
Bangs, holt Merton Stephens, half.
year Yellow Jackets had
only * scoreless tie with McMurry
to mar their conference record. The
pune was piayad in mud at Abilene
Austin College was the only con-
on Howarc
resulting
New York
mod Lore
81 37
Detroit
70
40
Chicago . .....
•
63
Boston .
64
63
Cleveland ........
58
, 68
Washington
54 «
8t. Louis
38 .81
Philadelphia
84
81
Big Ten's most valuable player last
Parker* Heavier
Against these three marksmen the
Chicago at Brooklyn, Davis vs.
Henshaw.
LOCARNO. Bwltairland. Sept. I-
—1 UP i 81r Malcolm Campbell who
haa spent a Ulr-Ume In the ponquiu t
of speed, claimed a new world
speedboat record today when he
J*r heavier Packers will send their «nt his new mystery Bluettrd rac-
ing txnv>d Arnold Herber and Don Hut- *r twice owr a measured uautloal
Xd son. a wlU o' the wup combination md* for an average Uasr at 134340
341 which baffled every pass defense in miles an hour.
MS the National league last year. i Sir Malcolm was timed in 124J2L
Mj Attendance predictions) ran as high mUes an hour lot the first and re-
314 us 85,000 r turned over the course,ln in 571.. ,1
JOd The Packer* had to be given ^ ,onn*t TTCOrd oi milse
whatever edge thtre was They were «n hour waa set by the American
experienced as a team. They lost
ooae to the Chicago Bears. 5 to 0.
but they had trained better than
any other league representative, and
In addition had a weight advantage
Favoring the all-stars wefe their
superior spaed and youth They ap-
neared to be farther advanced than Kd.18 miles an hour on the
any of their prcdeceaeor*. With ***** °* Bonneville. Utah, an
i Baugh flicking his accurate Dasaes -dept. • 1635. he turned
Hprayberry who
atsu- coach last w
similar poaiUan at
School
Loms-Farr Fight
At Lyric Theatre
Friday, Saturday
speedster. Oar Wood, in his
America X on the St. Clair
Sept 30, 1033
Facts about Sir Malcolm • new
Bluebird—named for his famous
racing cars—have not been revealed
After Sir Malcolm drove nis autc-
to motor-
St. LOpls at New York Wameke | and blockers like big 8am Francks raclag. For moaths he planned
vs Smith or Schumapher.
of Nebraska running interference *r‘c* build his new racer to
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Bau- for open field stars Uke Bobby La- Prvparing for the ms alt on Wood's
s vs. Passeau.
Cincinnati at Boston.
rue ef Pittsburgh, this team has
more potential scoring power than
the others.
at
at Waxahachie
Wesleyan, at
4 ' I
at Brown-
Won Loot
Pet
(Riieago ......
. 71 47
A0»
Nea- York
71 47
.602
St Louis ..
66 64
Mi
Pittsburgh
63 M
.463
Boston
56 83
.461
Philadelphia
61 87
.433
Brooklyn
48 99
.405
ClnctonaU .....
J85
at Abl-
Tulea 6-12, Oalveston 3-|.
Fort Worth 3-4. Beaumont 3-2.
Delias 5. Ban Antonio
Houston at Oklahoma City. rain.
Baugh, the lithe quarterback front
Sweetwater. Texas, aeught the eyes
of Head Coach Charles (Qua)
Dorsis of Detroit and hia assistants.
Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern.
Elmer Leyden of Notre Dame. Jim-
my Phelan. Washington and Bemie
Moore of Louisiana State.
Baugh will run the team, do the
passing and kicking as long as he’s
in the game Dorals. who knows
about all there is to know about
passing, called Baugh his "white
.hope to beat the Packers."
In the starting backfleld. however,
Will be Huffman. Larue. Francis and
John Drake of Perdue. Baugh will
replace Larue and Eddie Jankowski
of Wisconsin may ga to for Francis
record
The American racer had held the
world's reeord for many years until
July It, 1833. whan Kaye Don seat
his Miss England III at the rats
of 119.75 over a measured «"»• at
Logh Lomond. Scotland Wood
ceedod the record by 6.18 talks m
hour.
fans of Bruwniraod and
this section may see the Louis-Farr
15-round fight from better than
ringside seals" at the Lyric Theater
Friday and Saturday, senorrltng lo
Lew Bray
Brown wood will have blow-hy*
blow pictures at Us* same time they
are shown In Tress' largest cities
Action of particular interest in the
Monday night bout in which Louis
retained bis world heavyweight
championship by decision, will be
shown in both normal and slow mo-
tion.
The fight films will be shown in
connection with **v- feature peedue-
uon. Mr Dadd Tabs* the Air."
Slick
who wps
special brace for bk
Don Brennan and Tom Baker lor r
Id hit*, including homere by Pad-
gett. Medwick and Wetknd. Med-1
wick's was No 38 and tied Mei Ott
for the league lead. '-The only run;
made off Bob Welland, who held
the Giants to nine hits, was a
homer by Wally Berger.
Buck Wallers held the Pirates to
five hits as the Phillies blanks.
, Pittsburgh. 3-0. Morris Araoslch's
homer with two on off Ed Bnuadt
accounted for all the Philly runs
Danny MacPayden. making ' his
first start since he fractured a toe
last week, pitched the Boston Bees
to a 7-3 vietary over ClnctonaU. al-
lowing only three hits. Vince Di
Migglo hit a homer.-
1 trk beta Record
Rudy York's Slugging featured
the American League's aetien. The
husky Detroiter, recently conven-
ed into a catcher, smashed out four
hits for a perfect day at bat. and
drove out two homere. Nos 38 and
SO. Hk two circuit clouts gave him
18 for the mouth of August, break-
. ing by out Babe Ruth's 16-year-
old record of 17 made In September
1927 York * other two hits were
Singles He drove in 7 runs al-
Ugpther in the Tigers' 13-3 victory
over Washington. Charlie Qeh- j
ringer. American League batting
leader aho had a perfect day at
bat '3 for 3 " Roxie Lawson was
tight in the pinches and won hu
17th victory, although he was tap-
ped for 11 hiss.
Oobalg Again
Lou Genrtgs list homer with
Ik i min loaded featured the
Yankees 7-3 victory over Cleveland
Mel Harder blanked the Yanks un-
til Gehrigs big punch. Bump
Hadley settled down after a shaky
start and wan his fourth game in
s row aitd his ninth this season
77ie Chicago White Boa caved
third place by nosing out the Bos-
ton Red Box to the ninth, 7-6.
Manager Jimmy Dykes- single in
the ninth drove in the tying run
{and Luke Sewell's single enabled
Dykes to tecre the winning tally !
Jimmy Foxx hit homer No. S3 with
a mate aboard in the Red Box
ninth.
f Harry Steam and Charley Moore
Will start at guards, but will get a
lot of help from Couger, Potter and
Landry Rice, with the exception of
^Tnn*.a j Texas Christians brilliant Kl Al-
drich. should have the boot centers
AdinliiistrkUru (gA
new bids on lumber
DALLAS, 8ept. 1—(UP)—The
Resettlement
advertise for new
and shell to be used on the 5.000
sere Highland farms project, near
Houston, it was announced by the
regional office to Dallas today.
All bids to furnish shell were
Hi U» cml^DO-IUror, Pi*. *■*'"—'*
and Harry Arthur.
So that’s the crop. And it leaks
Uke more than a bale to the acre.
But this k all on paper. And pa-
per players don't win pennant* A*k
Mr. Joe Cronin of the Boston Red
8<n.
Kitts and Hertenberger are won-
dering what the feathered tribe will
do when they hit that sturdy de-
fense kfetty Beil will threw up at
re changed. Only
cubic yards of shell will be used
Instead of 10.000 as originally pisn-
,ned.
Bidders on the lumber in conver-
sation with Resettlement officials
asked that requlktiona for
and plain lumber be grouped
eratety In listing for bids.
HOUSTON POLO TEAM WINS
AGAIN IN CHICAGO
*" ‘ ‘ i The 8t. Louis Browns and Phlla-
AUSTIN. Sept. 1—(UP)-GoV 1 -1
James V. Allred today accepted the
invitation of Governor Richard W.
Leohe of Tswikkna to meet gover-
nors of other stales in a Labor Day ^ ^ opener,
yacht race ea Lake Poatohartran Hcgeett cutdueled
delpbia Athletics divided a double-
header. Sam West's double and
Joe Vosmlk's single drove in the
winning ran in the Browns' 2-1 vie
to which Bon
Thomas and
MEET Crews and boats will be furnish- 8mlth won hi* third
od the governors who pxrtklpak. of ^ mm u the As took,
w the nightcap. 7-3. The only 6t. j
He declined an invitation
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.—(UP)—Th<
hard-hitting Hulaactiea of Houstou Tyler's Rose Festival football game L)OUiv run, resulted from hoaxers.
Tex., held their second straight vie- on Oct. 9 as he is scheduled to cne by Hotosicy with a man on and
lory over Fort Sill. OkU.. today ami the Governor M/CMilomk cne by
after defeating the U. 8. army team who is to visit Texas>h thgt day
7-4 in the semi-finals at the ns- to toe
tfonal 13-goal championships. The co
Hulsachee also whipped fhrt 8111 _ "
in the finals of the nettnwi imer- See
circuit tournament Sunday, N#W
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r
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WNWjuOD
LLETIN
Sept 1.—
their “to-
iratloo today of
Winstead Johns.
J her 38-year-old
■— --' Charlie
child **-
ott*' UOm.
Charlie »-
that Urey quit living
^h^parsnu. Mr and Mrs Nkk
J05l winstred Mid Charlie bad
' reytog he wo* N^tog for
Oklahoma City
. 82 61
AM
Fort Worth
Ail
Tulsa.......
J3S
San Antonio
7B 88
Ml
Beaumont
76 73
M0
Oalveston ......
.. 71 76
<. .473
Houston
431
Dallas ..........
.. 68 f 88
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JM
The Caledonia
of Great
Britain
U1 '
—BY CRANE
4
Its east-to-wret tn
It. as cop; pared to
miaufo^ made by
hours
the
made the fsst time of
minutes on its
Atlantic night.
M hours «9i m fared readt by the
Axierloan Clipper. On the weet-to-
east run. the Caledonia took 11
hours 13 minutes, while the Clipper
took 13 hoxrs IS minutes.
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TEXAS
“c**" Yreierday * hero—Tre ' Carleton.
Cubs lanky rtght-hamkr who pit-
ched Chicago back in the National
* League lead for the second time
C©. this sre-on.
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