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NOGALES, Aria., April 13—Re-
treat dnd desertion clouded the out-
look of Mexican revolution today.
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ita most prominent leaders and
facing retreat on three sides, the
revolution appeared to be toeing
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6.3S INCHES IN FEW
HOURS; GALVESTO N
Ive etaMtng of L. w
the changes to be voted on;
annual stockholders' meettaf
A?pic*)ic supper was enjoy*
iwiteng the buelneu imMM
afterward Mr. afad Mrs. Fred
mteifcged with bridge toteisrlng
Mr. and Mrs UH. HubbanL
12 Persons Hurt JH
In Dallas Mishaps i
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DALLAS. April 10.-One man was
County Court To
Open Term Monday
The spring jury term of County
Court wiU open here Monday mor-
ning with slightly heavier trial
dockets than usual. The criminal
and probate dockets are of about
the usual site. County Judge Whi-
ter Koons said. <
Monday morning the setting of
cases will be taken up with the
probability that a number of ord-
rw,
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WM to Germany f"v repara-
tinns fqr'mmpr*" Aicurred tn
I tbo woiid war was hsi
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third; 1
NEWPORT. Ark., April 13. -Fur-
t her increase in the list of S7 known
dead in the tornado which swept six
'ArkkMte counties seemed probable
today as additional word of viol-
ent destruction caring for the 131
get ten sir Injured were received et
relief heedquarters here.
Alfred Evans, assistant disaster
relief director. natiomtKlted Crdss
early today reported 343 pPh^ns in-
jured. destruction of 3M homMh*nd
tome 1.700 persons homelqw. She,
bodies stlU were unidentified, pend-
ing reports from distant districts
where the deaths were reported.
Swifton, Guton, Parkin. Alice
and Batesville, towns hardest htt
by the storm whieh in half an hour
caused utter destruction in a lar-
ger part of an area IN mites square
had become tent villages in which
storm victims moved about ooen
three built from the ruins of their
1 honMM. '•
Group funerals in many parte of
the ravegi" ----------- -■
distress r»f
HUNTSVTLK April IX-Ptve
convicts, including J. R. J0j___
whose death sentence in connection
wttu a PLrt Worth theater robbery,
in whieh a cashier waa kilted, was
commuted to Itte in prison, reap-
ed from the Mm State Prison
Ftasn laat night. Ofe -T :
Tie ennvipte out tetr w® te
Me of the legislators said that
too would be a foot-race this
srnoon at the Trachers Collage
Wen Pink Parriah of Lubbock,
t M ttoa Benoit's iargsm agtete.
Ntatty and mentally, and Bu-
le Miller, of Weatherford, spna-
of thia district. It ought to make
L*wt tnierestlhg event.
iDmtqn sounds like home-swect-
ixne to me;' wrote R M. <Dtek>
tuflines who has been in BaytoT
oapital for the past three weeks.
• 4*fd *In a f«w days now I will
> back isome. I am receiving the
nicte daily, enjoying It
Ives the blues sway ”
wttli the samg remilta. Barr in
«ng sinned particularly good.
with Na. eervicc aad. M» roe
ground rapidly.
State PrisoBlS^X^T'^j
cause yesterday nnd entered
United States. Later in the
Gilberto Vslinmpte,
praeidsnt of Mexico
supporter of the rav
Msnzo into tin*
te^BbtaoTte
to Fort Worth Scutraf High School I
al the ctene -f- the louraanivr.
Friday cvcfc'jf at the OcH^ja of
Industrial Arts auditorium. Tha
play pro rn cd war "The Sponje*’
(Alice C. D. Riley). Second place
went to the Garland High School
which presented “Moonshine” (Ar-
thur Hopkins), and third place to
the Mar. h-11 High Cchool in Six
Who Paas. While the Lentils Bott"
(Stuart Welker).' /
h Six ptays were presented during
ths day at the college by the .con-
at the ftooe Of the
rkied on the relative ________
the three with the results above
noted. The decision puts the Fort
Worth group in the final state tour-
nament to be held later
tpring. when teams from
the four regional groups in which'
the state to Mvided will compete
for the championship. Judges for
the performances here were Mra.
Earl C, Bryan, a former teacher
of dramatics: Min Louise Starkey
ot the speech department of C.I.A.,
and Mr. Emerson of Kid-Key Col-
lce< Sherman.
n addition to the beat plays the
best individual players were also
selected, three boys and three girls
being named. The group of girls
all were from the Rort Worth Cen-
tral High School, and .Were: Flrat.
Mws Haael Lee Lewis; second. Miss
Margery Lake Clevenger; third,
Miss Corinne lewis. The boys
group wwe; First, Albert McCleery,
Fort Worth: second. Eugene Bel-
*w. Garland; third. Pierce Harwell,
M rshaU. Honorable mention was
given Biliir Daniel of Fort Worth,
and Rayinond Williams of Oar-)
land.
rtoT firm ot
WASHINGTON. April
MU written hr the
•e wiU ba tntro-
nt form. It WM
toter by mamberg tf the
se after a breakfast «m-
____wtth praeident Hoover-at
the white MT "
The
W C Ktetes was taken to the Me- <
pital after being htt by an automo-
bile ' " ■ • 7
Falling from a motor track on
Oakland Avenue, Claude Jackson
Jr. 4, sustained minor bruises. He
was treated by an emergency hos-
pital physician.
Another pedestrisn accident oc-
n bring
_______I teMtitr
Anderson and
Rtteheoek, who failed
to return frtto a flight tn search of
the trans-Padflc.
Anderton and Hitchcock took off
from Alice Springs Wednesday for
YWpdbpsn, plannine to scout over
thiiWorthwwt Wastelands for
Capt. Charles t B. Kingsford -Smith
and .No three companions. No word
han been heafd from them since.
MAM BITTEN BY RATTLB-
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MBBDO. April 13 —Bitten by a
mbtokter rattlesnake on -hto ranch
near Ban Ignacio. Zapata County.
Joao Marie Sanches, 30. brother of
Sheriff Ignacio Sanches of Zapata
County, died in A Laredo hospital
FM» afternoon. The reptile, said
k/®' about eight feet tong, bit»
Sancbps on both legs.
Tennis Flay
_ The feature of the morning
round of tennis play was the boys'
singles in which Barr, Oak Cliff,
was put to a task to defeat Con-
nettey. Central Forth Worth. 4-1.
4-3. 0-4. The same ptoyers met last
yotf *“
DEATH IN HOME
♦ KALAMAZOO. Mich., April <• I
♦ 13.—Three smell children of ♦
♦ Mr. yi.d Mrs. Leroy Curran ♦
♦ and a maid were burned to ♦
♦ death today in a fire which ♦
♦ destrojed the Curran real- ♦
♦ dencc her*. ;
tt'hluSn
P
I district added to the
Na survivors.
needed food.^ovttled’bv1 the'
CteMA business men and rad Mute
In the ravaged towns organised to
assist tha relief workers, already
_ ‘ 1 by national guardsmen
hi cieartns^awav^ debris and piann-
Farm Relief Bill
To Be Introduced
In Present Form
Five ConvicU
Escaping From
Nine Denton
Div>on; Dallas Players Win Singles Ten-
nit Championships.
lIUs’ BIN to
umy Reaches
el of 10 to 12
Ilion Doltart
in se-
'J WIl-
were just a
iny thousand
r white perch
turned loose
w Mi .are
poUUcdEWBb) £____T.
(fraysou Obuaty court house Xi noon
p°te>_ here fromTu|^;
bridge case and
M to the ftoM
mFdidl aid could 1
s bcHavad (tefllSi*
Md by Mart dtoeMgS
to to send the body to bto l
iff/'’ ,mRH
■fiX^MtoaS
M ths agaMM from |to
toMTHMto «MU mi.wiM
; of Denton.
AbL«B; MrB B.-Mston of
BaoMe Financing Ooamittoe,
toe togjiq M a
-Wboto toft Mra early today
^Arts’airtM
Th,? case against Ripp> wy» cir-
cumstantial, the state relying on
tagtUnony for conviction ot witness
who saw the defendant with a
shotgun at the nillng station short-
ly before the klOM£
m^i^Tiliig ti)e jury re
quested the reading of testimony of-
fered by Torn* Nation, sarvioe car
driver, who teettUed he saw Horns-
by standing in front of hto station
and . the defendant walking down
the twd at about the time the kitt-
ing wm auppoebd to have occurred.
•s and towns ten 1 teg*
sbie draire to grow and proo-
bwt oftn tlteteo the metbcM
wd in attempting to Actotevg
d unwise. Qtttes baft a Mn.
tod Btotoo Senate
He WM cleared in a legislative in- ■
vastlgation, howoubr, and resijned LjNLj
from Wg^CMtjtfter being eleotad MM®
Bntorins the practice of law Bai-
WteW g powerful
BXAB Doliticn RDd Ildd BUR iyii* p ted
ng otDemocrato. He In cleariM
10 and wm ~
and John
Felony charges Nave been
against one of the i Wjj—J
when the escape tdo
Four of the com
ported to have forced a man and a
woman to drive them to Houston.
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f Entrants Win in Literary
ot to death, slumped
1 In the rear seat of <14
», today M? Cicero,
5 bodies.Wore SkMM-
emergency hospital.
W»FS I
’ ARDMORE. Ok . April 13-
D. Carter, former uangTsssma
highway commissioner, wm I
Mre late yesterday after an
PAWHUSKA. Ok, Stortt 1
JStertS’S* vTm. SJwft
persing agent for tM Qeag
ana. who died Widnsemy.
ford had been oonnoctM w
.•r'ji, VojS
M0 to UR by Jo Dgtldaoa,
noted sculptor, io being shown for
the first ttase at the exhihltioa ot
the National Sculpture Society
thia month to San Francisco. Mr.
Hoover aerographed the worh.
lardly does Deuton send «m
bp of visitors on their way after
Ring hers than another group
•des the dty. Now Denton is
k to some BOO boys and gtrla
» are taking part in the Tl|nth
Wecholaatlc League contests
Ml opened, here Thursday even-
, Nbt only will students take
t Who excel in some rorm ot atti-
cs, but the literal arts will b<
resenud with essay contest*
1 declamations. School students
sy do not confine their prowess
felibw students in the school
ta. but are given an ojgjortumty
compete, with students from
tr schools, matching their ath-
► dr mental ability wtth out-
Firat place in Interschclu- i
tic League Play Icumaxnent for i ... _ _ _ —™
the NurtbcM T xis region went1 st^-khoMtera of the Den'tanl
rv., ntfbt th0Be
.ent voted N |
!thc membership
month and tM 1k per cent goeera-
swnt tax in addition will be eefc
Igetad. A large attendance -W*
precede and enthusiasm mawKsrted
in the discussion ot improvements
and increased facitilltiea planneSr.
Cash donations to tM amount at
S2M were made to be inptteg cu im.
provements at the club home. In-
cluding tM'installatioa eg an elee-
ulc cookstove, fms and tM m»-
je sen'-e of accomplis!
isthtag good for tM
Eten Up reverse is true, and va-
il plants stand la many etttee m
lindera of mistakes made in ef-
_ ■ to grow. These mistakes also
MM mder the development of ivhIIv
HHM'ort.iwhllc enterprises for after a
M|M'-me. even the most profrcsslve
‘■n hesitates to take part in an
irprisc after similar projects
ale gone to the wall.
p. W. McCullough, manager of
1 department of manufacture of
i United States Chamber of'Com-
rce. sums up the most important
Mdderaiion.'. facing the propon-
B of industrial expansion in any
_Ji» or nty:
ft. The commodity, or what is to I
e made. Its selection is of the ut-
M*t tanportance.
Z. TM markets, to absorb enough
t tM product to keep the plant
I ftMtant profitable operation.
3. Factory location, that will meet
1) demands for efficient and eco-
mkeal production and dlstrtbu-
Reward OBOred
/.USTIN. April 13.—Governor
Moody today off( "
MM for the cap
ver wno escaped
State Prison farm lest night.
COAST GUARDS
RESCUE PERSONS L
SEA THREATENS
HAMPTON HKAGH, N. H, April
13.—Coast guards in row boats res-
cued nine person*. Including four
children .and nearly a «rore of oth-
ers escaped unassisted early today
when giant seas swept over the
boulevard here and bettered 30
cottages.
A small garage and several pias-
8M were washed out to see and for
a time the white Island section of
the beach near Hampton river
bridge was cut off.
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‘f y~
ft. Management, experience and
proven success in the line]
>os-*n. ' !•.
It is not profitable for any cotn-
ntinlty establish or help to es-
«bMh an unprofitable, industry.
In many places in this country the
fteant factories stand at tragic re-
ntiMers at a too exuberant desire
Far teduatrial expansion and a dts-
tegard of the economic factors that
(Overa normal and sound industrial (
By tolling to regajpd these sound .
isiness principle*, hundreds of
UUlfacturing projects, both civic
id private, have dropped out of
|ht after an uneasy existence,
at because kn enterprise hgs high
g>es of the cititenAip behind it
Uit Is not operating in coofem-
r with economic laws.
Wilkinson of the state flab
____ at Dallas v
With M.000 young
M," said Champ
» base «mo turned loose u
»d Spots to stock tM teka
an said that th
oning and that
• baas and m mi
W ■
rr - ds
ir.
Ik* -hW
Fe^Wi/or
Rescue Aviators
’DMn*. N. i. N. April U -
i tM safety of tM four South-
OhM alnnen aosured today and
led parties preparing to bring
> Mk to clftltetion. anxiety
weed ter Keith Anderson and
.( CHICAGO,
were found at
face downwsr
an auumoMi
near here. Th
ered by officers after they Md seen
two men flag team the car.
One of the deed wm identified .
M WUMm CllffofCWiro Mid M
was one of three men recently tried
for the slaying at Albert Pratt last
fall.
Rebekah President
Visits Local Ixxlge
Mrs. Jessie Ross of AmariDo.
president of tM Rebekah Assembly
of Texas, wm the special guest of
tM Rebekah Mie Mre in MM
session wtth the Banger RobotBh>
Wednesday evening, advising wfth
them Momjoort of the * orders
About tio members were presdnt and
a social hour wm enjoyed after
business. Mrs. Rose, accompanied,
by Mra. Ray Badler and Mrs. Ed
Garrison, wont to Cooke County
Thursday morning and visited lod-
ges at Rosston and Leo.
Ininan Granted S
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” Divorce at Renp
WWMn Wav Snrll t«_*THa Tnman
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Carsor
rland UlUver-
llaar wm ad-
_ anA M
'* M moved to Texas
.. Gainesville. Here he
long polttioal career in
nderW tM Demowrab
n to Congress in IM7
Later ho ran for Oon-
Judge BUM Hare ot
HftM hia opponsnl in
•MME Hare's Mme
* fa* / "
j finance oosuntttoe of tM
* 8enate, accompanied by sever-
Mpbera Of tM House, spent
rdav in Denton m gueeta of
Cnttete of loftaakrtal Arte and
North Tma State ToacMra
te group wm met ta Dallas by
ton buotoees men and escorted
>e C. I. A. TM visiters atonded
tnbiv at the college and a num -
spoke to the student body At
t aad^wft^^MMb teAa ft hm V ft mi *
I IwIlClMMjn with UK »im -
. j.r— dining
of tM Denton
®S Among
n1m Mildred Mardta, of
•tta, Okla.. Ms been sole
Mid of honor ia xepres
J. A. Yeager eamp of that
the CMtedorate Vetenrt
union la Charlotte, N. C». Jane I
to. t K>« is a dnugbier of J«w W.
.♦ Hardia. aasMant qaarteftaaster-
i In-chief of thaMm of Confederate
All literary jcontesta had been completed nt noon Sat-
*rd*y in the District 10 Interscholastic League meet at the
Teachers ColUege, leaving only track events to be finished
during the afternoon..
Between 500 and 600 visitors were
hMort) t T v v~ -
was thought that attendance would
—x-;- ____-— - - w- —- cete’Jltah a new high record for the
0<Mmtttoe upon their arrival field meet which got upder way Mt
1:30 Saturday afternoon.
Forest Leads
Forest Avenue High School of
Dallas jumped into the lead in the
race for track and field champion-
ship Saturday morning when ath-
letes from that school scared a to *
tai of 13 pointe in the five field
events completed. But indication.- I
were that Central High of Fort
Worth and Grand Prairie High
School would push the leader hi
tM races
Barr of Oak Cliff again grabbed
the singles cMmpionship in boys'
tennis while McQuiston of North
Dalias High, took the singles cham-
pionship
In the doubles division the sem' .
finals were completed Saturday
morning and the matches got un-
der way at 2 o’clock on the C I. A.
courts where the tennis tournament
is being played
Nine Denton County Entrants in
declamation and essay contests won
RENO. Nev.. April 13.—TM Inman
divorce case reached a dramatic
fteale today when a jury ted by a
Baptist preacher decided that the
husband, heir to the Duke Tobacco
millions. Ma proved his charge* of
Indiscretions and intoxication
against the daughter of an Indiana
with that dadstau. Roy H. Bar-
„ rat. tM mintetor-foroman. announc
sd the jury Md granted Wbtter F.
rwiuon in man* pw*. 11
wm decided also to deny Mra. In-
mank demand tor ftMMN all-
Ganie Tourney at
A bridge and "4T tournament speeding automobile. He VM Mt se- gfo**
wtU be held at tM American Ld- rtouely hurt and was treated at ta*to» swtw>
bogm Monday afternoon
and evening for the benefit of the
club house fund, and it will be
sixmsored by the‘Woman’s Auxil-
iary. Rcfreshnienta WUl be served
and high score petate will be given
for both men and women. TMae *
will constat of groceries and kttch- ‘
en utensils. Tickets will be sold for
a nominal sum, and the public is
invited to attend.
Owsiey. For the tTSLiW
ah Nowlinand Him Lena Skiles
ZeTu, J
’ o c4ock tn ■<vap>nt
FORT WORTH-VTwo runs in the
ninth toning were, responsible for
tM R’ee owl's 13-11 vtetory ewer
•. wWBil'iWIHIB
Mm wm also honored Satur-
* ttta preemie of the Senate
M House finance Committees and
MT MMdMfil Of both branches Of
e Legislature Denton ettiseos
M the delegation in DgOMteU-
May and drove them <o DefctbA'
hwal Deuton citlaen* were in
MM Friday afternoon to greet
NEJbmn .Coinmuce. The tegtala-
m spent Batarday morning at the
Ntege of Industrial Arts appear-
k there for the Aqmmbly period
MM an of the viaiters were called
SO for s few words. After lunch
M served At the C I. A.
; ft o'clock the committees were
Mn to the North Texas State
MMhera College where they win
i^sMwn over tM grounds and
Mtaga. and a picnic supper will
| served on the college campus.
■k; 4
Country Club to^
Raise Dues and
Improve Houm
fourth.
Pole vault-Frey and Basslnger.
, Central H*g- ,nr
first] Baflej
“• third; o>WI
Worth Hlgl
■ Uic MK 1MH1 J.11!
first; WhXseil. Grand Prairie. J6r-
don, Central Fort Worth, Williams.
W. O. Stripling, Fort Worth. Hik-
er, Handley, McJunkin. Woodrow
Wilson, Lunch, Woodbine. Clayton,
MU’sap, Thweatt. Grapevine, all
tied for third,. „
1 * Darosa,. Poorest ....
ill. North Fort
1; Hemphill, Oak ®^’_*
ykico 111 fest. 8 2“
seriously injured and 11 others'ft-
ceived minor hurts in a series at
motor accidents in and Mar DoUm
Friday.
Robert Hood, residing near Ar-
lington, with four companions Is tn
Deltas Methodist Hospital today as
a result of a collision on the Fort
Worth pike in which three automo-
biles roiled down a ten-foot em-
bankment. Hood is suffkfog from
a fractured skull. The others were
only sUghtly injured.
J. H. Doss and daughter, Ora, of
Clear Springs. Hl., were removed to
I Parkland Hospital as a result of
injuries sustained in an automobile
accident on tM Eighth Street
bridge. i
A head-on. collision between a
motorcycle and an auto severely
bruised Clyde Anderson. 18, inf
South Dallas. He wm driving the
motorcycle .
M. L Hrock to in the hospital Ma
a result of injuries when Ms ear
hit a telephone pole in Rast Dallas.
. Suffering from scalp lacerations,
announced Fausto Topete, who dl-
rected the rebel SMinft on Naco.
Sonora, would succeed Mkneo.
Manxos desertion left the rebel
army in northern Sinatos wtthmit
a leader and ta disorganiaer re-
treat. TM Manao forees. retreating
northward from Marattan. were re-
ported trapped by two federal forces
TM second army wm at Orml-
no, south of Naco. Sonara. while tM
thfrd the army of Central Jose
Gonzales Essobar commander to
chief, was reported nearing Agua
Prieta. Sonora, in its retreat from
Chihuahua City and Juares.
Toll of Dead in
Arkansas Storm
May Go Above 57
HOUSTON, April 13^-
! The heaviest rain that ever
fell in Houston in a 24-hour
- period in April deecended
last nifht. The rainfall be-
tween midnight and 8:13 a,
*
storm. SL-wera and Buffalo Bayou
and disrupted IM service <m aU of
the street car lines except three.
Many auuUl brtdfte wore washed
i out and intarqrban service between
Houston and Galveston was^tater-
rupted.
Hsavy aft Galveston
CALVRSTGN. April U.—More
thar. six inches of rata fell liere
earlv todML * bonding street* aiid
hampering street car service. No
material damage wa.s caused by the
downpour. tM hMvicst Io fan Mft
ta years.
Body of Herrick
Reaches U. S. Fori
Funeral Services
NEW YORK. April 18.—TM body
of Myron Herrick. Me United Bte-
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mark the trs
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trial of John Rippy, charged
with the slaying last July of
-k operator eight miles west of
L—Denton, -i r
Local Colleges
morning after beiaj out for more
than 16 hours.
and WttT
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sbsnk. today. ;
1 pf the Wil was not
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tally tt had a pres-
« Iftm 10 biBion to
and 500 miltion M-
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_ «( M year* totaling
_ Ito bUtton geld marks,
34 bflttM’taollars.
■w* Finance
I Group Guests of
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a
with sudb rapi<nty that the saadi
gaBtry WM brought to tts feet.
Quite a different style of playi
marked the girls' singles finals, as
both of the contestants were void
of flashy plays, but Were consis-
tently steady. McQuixton of North
Deltas woo from BUb. Masonic
Home, g-6, g-3.
In the gtrls doubles, the Justin
team which had won by default
from Pythian Home had a good
start in tM semi-final* match with
Polytechnic, but Denton County
nettera tired and loot, 8-4. 5-7, 2-6.
In the boys doubles, Donnelley and
Smith (Central, Fort Worth) easily
defeated Wherry and McKinley
(Gainesville), 6-3, W
- . Match Scores
Girts doubles: Gold and Knowles
•Justin* won from Pythian Home
by default; Watkinf and Murphrey
• Highland Park) defeated stages
and Hitt (Masonic Home) 6-4, 8-«;
Cote and Knbwtes (Justin) test to
Hunt and Brodey (Polytechnic), 8-4.
5-7, 2-8.
Girts singles: Bitt (Masonic Home)
defeated Polk (W. C. stripling
High. Fort Worth), who drew a bye
in the first round. 6-0, 6-3; Mc-
Quteton (North Dallas) won the
singles chatfipionship by defeating
Bins (Masonic Home), 8-6. 6-2.
Bovs doubles: Connelley and
Smith (Central. Fort Worth) won
from ‘ Wherry and McKinley
(Oslnesvilte). 6-3, 8-1.
Boys singles: In the finals Barr
(Oak Cliff) defeated Connelley
(Central, Fort Worth). 6-1, 6-2. 6-4.
uu Field Events
Following are the final results In
the field events completed Satur-
day morning: •>
Shot put-Palmer. Forest High.
Dallas, first; Patterson. Paradise.
Wise Oo„ second; Dyer. Woodrow
Wilson. Deltas, thlhi; Gunn, Mfo-
onlc Homo. Fort Worth,
Distance 4ft feet, 8 inches.
h, Fort Worth, tied for
rrffcnaet TOgh. fata'
sttehall, North Fort
i, and Atkinson. North
_ jh, tied for fourth,
eight, 11 feet. 8 inches.
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 208, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 13, 1929, newspaper, April 13, 1929; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1335677/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.