Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 262, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 16, 1931 Page: 4 of 8
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down for eight. Another right tc
the jaw finished proceedings
uated by Bradbury and Scharein of
Wichita alls and Boroja of Beaut
mont. Every player in the Spudder
lineup got at least one hit, but all
their 18 hits and 11 runs failed to
chalking up his ninth win of the
season against a trio of defeats.
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captured in a battle with militaty
police in the Prome district yester-
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steady barrage of hitting from both
clubs. Out of the parade of pitchers
Hobo Carson finally got ctcttt for
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lawful production. sale, disposesa-
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can suffer defeat yet stay on top 1
in this season's rather tight Texas
League pennant race, and Beaumont
is that club.
Monday they dropped a slugfest
pull the Exporters out of first piece.
Prottably disturbed because Jez
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To which little Danny Dunn re-
victory as against, two defeats.
The New York Yankees dropped
a little deeper into third place, fall-
ing before the rejuvenated Detroit
Tigers for the second straight game.
The score was 8 to 5
The Red Sox and White Sox bat-
tled eleven innings before Boston
gained a 3 to 2 decision. Bob Kline
and Vic Frasier. a pair of rookies,
went the route. -
Only, one game was played in the
National League. Boston edged a lit-
tle closer to third place, takinz their
second consecutive game from Chi-
cago,9to3.------ .. —
ELEVEN BURMANS KILLED IN
REBEL CLASH
attending school in Denton.
Mr. and Mr Warten Thomas
and children, Virginia and' War
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see of you. He won’t get in no
ring wit' you again. You and him
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Washington
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago .........
Detroit
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ing for his eleventh mound win.
the Houston Buffaloes let Fort
Worth put on a 8 to 3 ceremony
for the entire Houston Club. Dick
Baseball Results
- MONDAY'S RESULES
Sport Pants to match
"hiiplapel $4.00
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NEW YORK, June 16.——Pi-
mo Camera doesn't like the rain.
It seems. „ .
Twenty thousand fight fans piled
into Ebets Field, Brooklyn, last
night to see Primo battle Pat Red-
mond a giant Irishman almost as
big as Primo himself it was rain-
ing a bit and a real shower seem-
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So Primo went to work. Two min-
utes and 24 seconds after the first
round started, the big Venetian was
Over in Redmond’s corner, the
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Blonde Wins Title
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By ORLO ROBERTSON
Associated Press Sports Writer
Though winning ball games at a
.829 clip, Washington has been un-
able to gain any measurable ground.
Since June 1. the Senators have
accounted for thirteen of their four-
teen games, winning the last ten. but
they trail the Philadelphia Ath-
letics by three full games. While
the Senators have been setting a
burning pace against the Western
Clws, the champions have been
winning 11 of their last 14 games.
The Senators chalked up their
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PILOT POINT
PILOT POINT, dune 18 -Mf nd
Mrs M. J. Williams of CodMp4ime
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hur-
gess.
Mr. and Mrs. Moseley Moffitt and
daughter, Bettie, have gone to Okla-
homa. - A A/
Mr. and Mrs Frank Lassiter huv
Be Cool and Comfortable
Wear Sport Clothe*
THE BOSTON STORE’S .
Men’s Department.
Not Quite Good Enough
REFORE Max Schmeltng and
D wmlee Stribling square off
July 3 in Cleveland for the heavy-
. weight championship of the world,
a foung man with reddish blond
hair will crawl through the ropes
to battle in a preliminary.
' Th* yo u ngme n's name? Johnny
Risko, His story?
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and the present law is inadequate
to meet the situation," the new
narcotic law, besides making pro-
visions for prosecution of all un-
San Antonio Indiana warpath dance- on his way to the dressing rooms
Monday night, the Indians register- — ■ --m- the
ed their eleventh victory in their --_____________
last twelve starts, defeating Shreve- revive him. They succeeded
smokers
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tenth straight yesterday at the ex-
pense of St. Louis, winning 4 to 3
after Fred Marberry had staged one
ITHERE. was another time. For
1 even rounds he .beat Schmel-
Ing. I Foolishly then he disobeyed
his tistructions, got careless and
tookjone on the chin. This led to
several more. In a minute or so
of his famous relief acts. ---------
Keeping pace with the Johnson rome "Dizzy" Dean, their ace pitch-
crew, the Athletics defeated Cleve- “ -*
land 4 to 1 as they celebrated the
raising of their 1930 world's cham-
pionship pennant. Rube Walber3
was on the mound for his tenth
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Yesterday’s Stars
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Willie Sherdel, Braves.Held
Cubs safe with eight hits as Braves
won. 9-3.
Roy Johnson, Tigers-.Cloutel
home- run and single to drive in
five runs against Yankees.
Rube Walberg. Athletics—Held
Indians to five hits and beat them. -
4-13 fa
Otis Marberry. Senators- Went
in as relief pitcher with two men
on base and one out in seventh and
held Browns hitless for rest of
game.ba •
has announced a greater desire for
the maytes than the stage, but it;
was thought she would take Broad-t
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SENATORS WIN EXPORTERSLO
10TH STRAIGHT BUT HOLD 1
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Whitworth hurled for the Cats,
the win.
, Dallas, down and almoat out,
at wasted another chance to fnish in
front Monday night at Galveston
where the Buccaneers won 10 to 9
thanks to a six run thunderbolt in
the last of the ninth inning. It was
a nightmare loss for the Steers who
went into the last of the ninth
with a comfortable 9 to 4 lead. Fuhr,
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Sport Coats
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bite and sting and harsh hotness that comes
from crumbly,{dry tobacco.
No matter where you pick them up, in any
land, in any climate, Camels are the same fresh,
factory-prime cigarettes.
For the Humidor Pack of moisture-proof
Cellophane air-seals all the flavor in and keeps
out weather, dust and germs.
Titis is no mere advertising story. It is a rech
_ tation of fact that has made the whole country
conscious of a new upersoraty in -amen*
If you are hard to convince, won't you switch
00 YOU KNOW THAT”
THEY'IE picking June 29
I as the date Jeem Lan-
dos will lose his heavyweight
wrestling championship.
. : . That's the night he is
matched with Ray Steele,
caftrornfa cottegtan. in one-
of the New York ball parks.
. . The Milk. Fund will
share the receipts. . . .
Jeem has been champton a
little more than a year now
. . . and to keep Interest in
tho game. It’s high time he
should lose to some one.
. . . New champs always
add Interest and Impetus to
the game . . • Steele
grappled Jeem once before
. . . and lost when Lon-
dos gave him the stiff arm.
. . . Mickey Cochrane is
the best catcher in baseball
... yet he’ll never be per-
fect as long as he keeps that
saxophone.
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WTE LIKE nothing belter than to induce hard-
’ * to-convince smokers to switch to Camels
for just one day. •
For we know that after they have made a
real test, it will be mighty hard to lure them
away from this famous brand.
It’s not easy to smoke parched-dry ciga-
reties once you have known the delights of
perfectly conditioned Camels.
After inhaling the cool, soft fragrance of
the Camel Blend of choice Turkish and
mellow Domestic tobaccos protected by the
Humidor Pack, your throat protests against the
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erturned from a visit to Sanger.
Miss Marilee Roberts, who at-
tended Bethany College the past
year visited Rev. Hfid -Mrs. J. P
Roberts
Mrs. A. W Morris of Danton vis-
ited in Pilot Point.
Mr Hardwick and Miss Vera
Hardwick. Miss Imogene Robert- ;
son. Connie Cloer and T W Por- i
ter, Mrs. J. L. Noel, Miss Grace
Burks and Miss Marilee Roberts are
said Earl Street. —--- -
"and he now law provides penal-
ties for both rale and use, making
w. . —__„—tI Redmond never had a chance,
of the series featured by a Primo’s first punch, a right, put
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uurca, y M guu - ... , Plan* Discussed:
have been guest. « cl at c of c Meeting
returned to Denton.
Mr. and Mrs. T E. Elliott of
- Texas League,, •
Fort Worth 6, Houston 3.
wienttK Falls 11. Beaumont 8.
San Auaiuo,anreseponrt «
Galveston 10, Dallas 9.
' "A American League
Washington 4, St Louis 3
Boston 3, Chicago 3.
Detroit 8. New York 5 •
Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 1.
National League'
Boston 9. Chicago 3
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, rain
STANDINGS •
sherman were her.
Mr and Mr.s Cecil Allman and
son, Billie and daughter. Shirley
Anne, have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs W. G. Leath
Mr. and Mrs Will Dryden of Da-
las were guests of Mrs. Ben Autrey:
Mayor F W. Hayden has gone
to Lubbock to attend a municipal
meeting in session there this week
Mr and Mrs Don Rogers were in
Fort Worth
Mrs. J. O. Lowe of Van Alstyne
are here.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Garrison
and family who have been guests of
Mrs. J J. Garrison, returned to
Fort Worth —•
Mrs. Tom Porter of. Nocons and
Mrs Alvah Taylor and daughter of
Bellevue visited Mrs. W B ' Kib-
ler. . >
Mr. and Mrs S J. Kemp have
, heat Campolo. decisively, but
5- , Referee Kid McPartland called
that bout—at Miami—a draw.
For the return bout Risko re-
‘fused ip.train. •
= —— "Aw,1 can tick that btg tramp;”
he td14 his manager, little Danny
L'unn. "Why should I train?"
- So "jib prepared for his second
Campolo fight by a series of work-
outs fthe ntght dubs of Cleve-
land "End New York. Campolo
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won the decision. But hlr sb"’ ( o pig* eye! You gave that dumb
ing was so sour that fhe Cardon I Euichman an .he ever wants to
promoters tyez, their annu3.
Disgusted 224 re went ■ his
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Try and Get Him Again
you wasn't hurt that night.
I At least you didn’t act it,,
the way you danced in them
Broadway Gardens after the fight.
An' you said, 'Danny'll fix it up.’
How is Danny goln' to get you an-
other light wit' him? I'll fix it
up. Oh, sure!". €
That's the story of Rieko.
Missed opportunities! Chances
muffed! A great record, but in
the crises, always something lack-
ing! Always something lacking?
Not heart! No, not heart!
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hits had fallen inside and outside
the stadium. Homers were eontrib-
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narcotics."
Stating that "the use of narcotic
drugs appears to be on the increase
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Plans for the Denton traveling
salesman's picnic to be held at the
Country Club here June 26 under
the sponsorship of the Chamber of
Commerce was discussed at the di-
rectors meeting held Monday night.
A number of namea have already
been listed, and more are being ad- |
ded daily, according to O. L. Pow-
ler, secrete iy; Ptwler eancunced !
the names of committee members •
in charge as follows:
Committee for securing names, O. |
M. King, Fred Cobb, Claude Castle-
berry; program committee, Holford
Russen, o.D. BeltDongPenry;
committee for food and arrange- J
ments,MarotaHHamlin,Lee R. Mce
Tnald, Charles Smoot comm#tee
on tickets, Clyde Godwin, Bert Fow- 1
ler, W R. Hicks. ,
The Chamber of Commerce at
the meeting also endorsed the Trin-
ity Canalization project, reported
on work toward the improving at
Highway No. 10, and heard a report I
on the proposed A. A. A. club for 1
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GALVESTON, June 16.—(P-
Blond 18-year-old Anne Lee Pat-
terson'awoke today as "Miss Unit-
ed States” and looked forward, as
well, to becoming “Colonel Miss
United States" pretty soon.
The girl was chosen "Miss Unit-
ed States" last night over 27 other
American contestants by a com-
muter of artist-judges in-the- hlUl
annual international beauty pag
eant. She had told newspapermen
Governor Flein Sampson of Ken-
tucky, her home state, was going
to make her ons of the honorary
Kentucky colonels if she made the
best showing ■ among the blue grass
' contingent. She did that.
" * «Egnight, she goes against a for-
eign delegalkon--of etght young wo-
men with the title “Miss Universe ”,
a $2500 award and a Broadway
stage contract. the awards. Anne
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he +as finished. Of course he
Hayed "in there." Risko never
knew how to qu.tt, but the referee
si opbed it. e i' >
"In challenge ’Im.” said Risko
the ther day in Cleveland. "I‛I
play wit' 'Im any day. . Winner
takjall. Ten roun's. Twenny
rcutgs. Jus’ give 'Im to me!"
New Law Provide*
for Treatment of
’Narcotic Addi c t *
Thit the new narcoUr law which
was passed .by the recent Legisla-
. lure wil be of great benefit to the
state/was the opinfon-ok officfals
in i county attorney’s office here.
we have not heretofore had ad-
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well Johnny Risko is the nun
who--was "almost heavyweight
champion of the world.” Tunney
didn* want him. Tunney pre-
ferred Heeney. Well, why not?
Wouldn't you?
In the years ago, Madison
Square Garden offered to "take
holaof Risko and build him into
1 — a champibn. That is if he defeat-
ed Victorio Campolo. He did
Local Leagues
provides that "8-- Shepard's Funeral Heme nine
rinz.9druzs, SW bea mirtptayfte Blanks Barbera, at Pair
Patt—Tuesday afternoon, Game
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