Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 57, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 2, 1927 Page: 3 of 4
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Bint the pennant.
I nop
dollar*.
of 'the Cincinnati Reds aa a pitcher.
in a
the
the
total
o
a game consecutive innings before the
May 1, 1922, in
wear
singing
UN:
West
and Get a Start.”
That Ed Reulback
IC
has won
OK
York
team
That
IN
®Y
H. (Jinx) Tucker
:r
ma kes the
class A pitchers.
sl ickest
hurler.
dependable
on pa-
never
whole story.
■ «warms.
& Merchc
^pitching
Wachtel,
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Waco has
great right
Ten
and
Schneider playing right-
Vernon Club of the Paci-
the
th*
St. Louis itf planning a cele-
for Lindbergh that wilt' be as
closes the books for the
That’s alt they have and
considerable of being
That the rumor of selecting a MW
president for the American League ia
still much alive, and gaining head-
right
hander
cannot
- cial lot g
rious
Pa
it is
rcatfon
obtain*
the summer. Take a glimpse at the
balance. Jacobus ’as a pitcher is
through. Whitworth and Carlton ar%
class D pitchers trying to get along
in class A. Boyd is not even effici-
ent enough to be called erratic.
That the one-time knockers of Tria
Speaker in Cleveland are now ptrfHag
for his return as a part owner of the
Cleveland Cub.
Des
had
nine
team
Lea-
f 234
That Willie
cutive hits tn
George Sisler I
41 consecutive
games.
Eddy, Texas,
Muskogee
That
League
regular
erie
>8htgowai
ally
not yet had a
is a pitcher
and one relief
;4f whom little was ex- 'who
Love is not the Slim of year
erratic,
are not
not even
boast of
has
starts
made a total
in the season.
Keeler made 42 conse-
42 consecutive games.
has a record of making
i hits in 41 consecutive
EXCHANGE OrTEJJNG OF NEW
TREASURY BONDS
not win for
cigarette you
ever rolled
- A. W. MELLON,
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington, May 81, 1027.
Napoleon
1916 was at
3,242 hits after a batting
.325.
Moines of the Western
only three assists
inning contest.
That Pete
field for the
fit Count League established a record
on May 11, 1923, when he made five
home runs and batted in 14 runs.
That the members of the New
York Giants now know all about
Oklahoma since the Waner boys
J. Shettshire, business
the Philadelphia Nati-
Club acted in that capa-
Chicago Club of
That the first record of a double
play was made by George Wright,
shortstop of the famous Cincinnati
I Red Stockings, in a game against
Atlantic* of Brooklyn on June 14,
1870.
hits were charged to him in-
oF one. Jones, playing center-
and Donohue first baseman
both credited with making hits*
Cantwell
has' pitched
just 11.
of the Jacksonville team
11 games and
That Hollis Thurston
22nd, 1923, struck out
Galloway and Hale and
nine balls.
That W.
manager of
onal League
city.for 43 consecutive years* starting
back in 1883 and resigned in Novem-
ber, 1926.
TO HOLDERS OF
SECtND L1BEKH LOAN HMDS
Beaumont does* not have a pitcher
who can be called dependable. Phil-
lips is a good right hander and Rosa
is a fair left hander. Holzhauser has
a good curve ball but advertises it.
Sure!/ he ■ is not a dependable hurler.
Jackie Robertson is a fair right hand-
er, but that
Exporters,
that lacks
enough.
That Walter
first game for
August 2, 1907, against the Detroit
<rum ths*. dst» »t r»W
••nt Th* b*ni* wffl wfatai
*••», but may b» rf.11.4 tt
»<t«e >lxt«n >«••*.
Seeund Liberty l^M*
Salt Lake City
the Pacific Coast-
made a record
in Freeman, but Blankenship
break a window pane this year. He
has been hit hard in every start and
the rest of the staff are rank in and
Were.
That on June 7, 1925, in
header between Frisco and
•the two clubs hit seventeen
' runs in the two games,
until made in the first game
made were made in the second.
fromy°ur,
borhood
HEUSER* BUSCH
ST* LOUIS
f REICH ART-ABBOT CO., INC.
Brenham, Tex.
Spike Hunter could
Dallas but won his first game for the
Little Rock team of the Southern as-
sociation.
Shuman is an in and outer
The others are not
That Walter Johnson pitched 56
oppos-
off of
That in 1916 in a series of four
games between the Athletics and De*
troit, a total of 87 free passes were
issued in the four games. May 1<A
11, 12 and 13.
Fort Worth has ^he best
staff in the Hague. Burns,
Watt apd Johns* are certainly class
A pitchers, but Johns and Wachtel
are having their worst years in class
A baseball. Watt has been of no
value because of a sore arm and
Burns after a great start is now an
in and outer. Kerr is what might
be termed a broken arm hurler while
Bill Moore is only a relief hurler. Sul-
livan lacks experience, so after all the
Fort Worth staff is good only
per.
La Joie from 1896
bat 9,084 times and
average of ♦—♦
! That in 1921 the New
. ees set a record for extra bases
hits making 285 doubles*, 87 pitches k field,
and 134 home runs.
(the Cubs are coming
a double- York they are singing
Portland, coming.
home
were
seven with a one-hit contest
That
American League has* the distinction
of making eighteen hits with a
of 28 bases in one inning.
DID YOU KNOW— That Harry Davis in 1906 played
That in 1915 an umpire by the with two different clubs one day. In
f*r*d <*r *>rU*ns*
jm* is, ism.
SM*nd LILarty Loan bund, bar* *••■
«*U*d for pajM.nl an N*v*mb*r lb, 1SST,
does Budweiser Real Hop Malt
get its rich, mellow flavor and
taste?
imported Saazer and choice domes*
hops! From the finest barleys grown
rica! From that can’t-be-copied
rBusch way of cleaning, grad-
blending and malting!
the skill of America’s most famous
ters and the experience of 70
to get this just-right blend. Results
show you what a world of difference
the very first time you try a can.
Benge and Elliott, two
handers. Benge is just
recovering from a flu attack. He
been weak in his last several
but was in top form against Beau-
mont. Elliott is overworked. Can-
non has done nothing of merit this
year save as a relief hurler. In that
department he will do. Tuero is
through and Freeze never did arrive.
Caldwell has the stuff but lacks ex-
perience. Shores has
thorough trial. If he
that gives Waco three
man.
SCREENS
IS UKE *
CBTCH
-—YOU „
ONE ON
product,; ♦'■» w
of the That on May 5, 1870,
•hMild
nunr i
will b* avsllabl*
Johnson pitched hi* P«*red there with thu Pirate*,
the Waahington club.l
A loose leai note book for
prospective university student at
; Banner Pres* office.—Ad.4O-6t.
was ' credited
on October 10,
1906, in the world aeries game against
the White Sox in the baseball record.
Yank- Two
on -stead
Now go over to Wichita Falls. The
Spudders have Fussell, said by some
critics to be the best lefthander in the
league They have Manager Williams
has* pitched only one game this
but won it. They have Estell, a
spitball pitcher and Keifer, a
right-hander although
Payne, Cobb and Robers
class A pitches. They are
fair. The’Spudders cannot
one dcpen^gHe man.
That the
members of
gue in 1923
home run* for the season,
on August t
McGowan,
pitched but’ That in 1924 c,ub* of ,he
Association
•'-i-“■*** home runs
The San Antonio baseball team
ha*, a fair pitcher in Newman, who
overworked and a veteran star in
hman, who has not-been going
of late, but you could put Lind-
ard. Good and Filtingim, and
shuffle—them up and pick out the
best qualities of etch and then would
hardly have a star pitcher. Not one
of the four is capable of pitching
Western
of 1471 Tiger*.
That the/New York Giant* did not
seme to like that slogen, “Go
Young Man
McNair,
with the
Western association, has won three shut out the Lexington,
games and lost two. Club by the score of 75 to 0.
That the White Sox lost two n?-
hit games in two consecutive day* 6n
May 5, 1917.. Erne.t Koob of the
Brown* did not permit the Sock* to ' Schneider at one time wa* a member
make a hit and on the following day
Bob Groom* held the Socks helpless. \
A “BROKEN OUT FACE
HOLDS YOU BACK
Many men and women of middle
age feel that they have never had a
chance to make anything out of them-
selves. But the main reason for it
usually ia that they let such thing*
a* pimple*,, rash, “breaking out,” ec-
zema, tetter, etc., on their face, neck,
hands or arm*, make them feel that
they are not wanted around and they
keep to themselves too much.
You can get just as much out of
life a* anyone. AU you need is con-
fidence in yourself, which'you get na-
turally when you rid yourself of those
skin troubles, if you just use Black
and White Ointment and Skin Soap.
They are economically priced in gen-
erous packages. All dealers have
both. The 50c size of the Ointment
contain* three time* a* much as the
25c size.—Adv.
name of Green, who worked in the
Central League, was one of the ump*
to admit he had made a mistake. In
a game at Day ton, ‘April 21, 1915, he
made a blunder immediately admitted
to President Helbronner of the lea-
gue to that effect*explaining just why'
he made the decision.
_Jfe' 1 .......
tjfeters, is the cry of last year.
in organized baseball, and so *s Pence.
f the array of pitching tai- efficient enough to be cal’ed in and
• Texas league if you will, outers, Dallas in other words has four
has three or more
try for the simple
tattlers can be <
Shreveport, has a splendid
..Jhander in Karpp, a fair right
League, him.
results of ♦—♦
} That in Chicago they are
and in • New
the Yanks are
and Pittsburgh ptaytd in the first home run* in three
game with the Giant* and during the game*. May 4, 1926, 3; May 5, 2;
intermission wa* traded* to Pitts- May 6, 3.
burgh and played with them in the
second game.
■ That on
between Des Moines and Tulsa both ing team could secure * run
members of the Western
scored five runs. All were
home runs.
some
g papers.
best little smoke you ever
PRINCE AL
—WO
were
in this game.
That on May 4-5-6, 1926, Outfield-
er Reider of the Springfield club of
the Western Association, established bration
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Robertson, Ruby. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 57, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 2, 1927, newspaper, June 2, 1927; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1173164/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.