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PAGE FOUR THE VERNON DAILY RECORD, VERNON, TEXAS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 1937 Louis Is New Champion After Eight-Round Battle BRADDOCK IS KNOCKED OUT CHAMP IS NEGRO jwith Schmeiing. The German, the logical contender, may be match led to fight I on is in New York September. Meantime Schmeiing i slated to fight Tommy Farr, th British Empire champion, abroad. Braddock, an old man, br.vin; goes, had a courageous, Irish fight ing heart and abilitv to "take it, IRISHMAN LOSES IN FIRST DEFENSE OF TITLE: NEW (f it brought thunderous cheer from the huge- crowd, The ettded with the Braddoi lying helpless. Me wa sfeepy- bleeding from the mouth, cut am became the see- battered.

In the language of th to win the ring he was- knocked dead. He rsev championship of er heard the referee. Tommy Thom niuht when he as, count she fa TIP GIVEN BY SCHMELING HELP TO LOUIS LEAD HELD TENNIS H-W-F MEET WISHERS GET SCHEDULED AWARDS AT LUNCHEON WALKER STARS As nr.d their The- X. his first de- he lifted the ifcm the head ra.ceous in v. -g lat.il ten over came out for th he Was a worried, Hut he gamely walk fire, Sud shot out with a term: eet; Another let ha': on the ehir.

ekled, and he began in the next e-uel right hand got tha t' the he a. hi ting Max Schmel- I champion out 11. schlager kayoed I in hat mem or- ago. he taught with dynamite, les m. Re's the seine fieri ting world, 1 with the smiled, the story and line off the a me James to climb aid dropped thing Trainer The pace-setting Oklahoma City Indians walloped the Houston Buffs, 9-2.

at Oklahoma City Tuesday in a Texas League baseball game. Clay Touchstone was the winning hurler. Jackie Reed of Fort Worth took his thirteenth win of the season as the Cats downed the invading Beaumont Exporters, 2-1. Art Patchin was the Beaumont moundsman. The Kan Antonio Missions took the fir--.

a three-game series from the Presentation of the awards was made Dallas Steers by a 2-1 score at Dal- president of the Junior Chamber, at that organiza- At Tulsa the invading Galveston Rue? were winners, downing the ers by a score of 8 t.o 5. HOW THEY STAND NATION AL LEAGt Officers and team managers of the H-W-F Baseball League will meet Thursday night at 8:30 in the Liberty Cafe. W. Holt, secretary, announced today. Twelve tennis aces, tops among A ruling is expected at the meeting Vernon racket today were on A Acme awarded medal, emblematic of 1 and Rock Crossing Sunday.

The Rock places won in the tennis i manager protested the game tournament sponsored 'by the Yer- because of three ineligible mean on non Junior Chamber of Commerce, i Acme team. The in question are A. Edmondson, H. Edmondson, and Horne, The extension of the first half schedule is also to be considered at the meeting. ACE TAKES MEDAL AT DENVER Denver, June 23.

Reynolds Smith, chunky 24-year-old Walker FOR YANKEES hit ES PROTEST I SE OF RANGERS IN STRIKE at Austin, June 23. n-P ci For; Worth representatives to obvious kcislaVvc airar-st the 1 i of time rf a Texas Rangers to a. In to ter Rr! ha'. he Der Lone Star at least te: a vicious left hook with witl to the and the I id of just and evap- rd a Piitshurgh Bes- t. hieago 5, ew York 0 nr.a'i P.

PWladeli ia 0 Brooklyn 2 St. Leuis 1 Sitiindlng. G.W, Pet, sf 54 34 20 St. Louis 54 ,503 New York 5 fi Pittsburgh 34 30 24 Brooklyn 3124 27.471 Cincinnati 58 21 2 Mv 5 Ites'on 33.377 Philadelphia 21 '-5 ,375 Vew York Chicago. at ist.

Louis. Boston at Pittsinirgh. regular monthly luncheon at the Faith Cafe. Singles champions and the divx- -ions in which they hold titles Ed Pace, men; Agatha Gandy, wo- Johnnie Mae Krebs, girls; and Herbert Camp, boys. In doubles divisions, titleholders are; Agatha Gandy and Charlie Smith, senior mixed; E.

L. Douglas i and Johnnie Mae Krebs, junior mix- led; Johnnie Mae Krebs and June Barnard, girls; E. L. Douglas and Ray Ferguson, boy-. Play has not been completed in Dallas.

June I the doubles division. T. W. bakers and filling Akins and Phil Bomar are scheduled 1 backbone of golf State Municipal Golf Tourney at Fort Worth Due Old Pat Malone made his first start of thtt year Tuesday for the New York Yankees and held the St. Louis Browns to only five hits in an American League game in New York.

The New Yorkers won hy a score 8 to 5. The Chicago White Sox downed the Cup performer from Pallas, Texas, Athletics, 2 to 0, drove in at the fag end of a wind- pitcher Monte Stratton gave up only whipped field to capture the medal thrpe singles. Tuesday at the thirty-seventh annual Washington Senators blasted 1 rans-Mississippi Golf Tournament, £our Cleveland pitchers, including As a sinking sun cast long shad- Rob FelleTi to wfn to 2. Feller ows across the Smith climb- Jn thp amj seventh, ed the bill to the final green of the hitp and four rnm tricky Cherry Hills course and ram- thp League the Cub mcd home a 10-foot putt down a side to set the pace, white- hill for a 36-? 70. two under par.

DENVER ATTONEY RENEWS CHARGE AGAINST GOVERNOR Denver, June 23. -Erl H. Ellis. Denver lawyer, submitted to District Attorney John A. arr 11 information he said "substantiates his charge made in an open hearing before the Colorado Supreme Court tation operators, i that Governor Teller Ammons, when gather at Fort he was a State Senator, to meet Ed Pace and Sam Parker in Worth's Meadowbrook Golf Club Sat- solicited a bribe.

Iurdav and Sunday for the annual $400, forme: ite client, get 43 Philadelphia st rinetnnati. AMERICAN LKAGl Washington 11, 2. New York S. -St. Lmii- Phtladelptiia Detroit at Boston, postponed, the finals of that event.

PHILLIPS 66 PLANS GAMES am starting an investigation right Carroll said after receiving the communication from Ellis. "I am treating this the same as I would any other information that might come to my Ellis declined to comment. FRENCH ENVOY TO U. S. GIVEN CABINET POST eiead-pan fighter ever to said title.

At 23 utili ottnger than Jack: part when the Mattasss L-r out the giant Jess in 1919. crea however, the 1 men Id on the crown beyond argument Bo be evens the score 'fane Fort Wor Hot Weather is Here Beware of Biliousness! TEWS PLAYER IN ST. LOi iS ER INJURY St. 1 2-'. Sam San Antonio catchcr.

in tne will days un Hvii New York Detroit i Chicago Rottoti 'tevelrtnd Washington St. Philadelphia Standing, W. 34 iti St. LmjJs ar New York. Detroit Roston.

Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington. ma, Have you ever noticed that in very hot weather your organs of digestion and elimination seem to become torpid or lazy? Your food sours, forms gas. causes belching, heartburn, and a feeling of restlessness and irritability. Perhaps you may have sick headache, nausea and dizziness or blind spells on suddenly rising. Your tongue may be coated, your complexion bilious and your bowel actior.s lusgxsh or insufficient.

These are some of the more common symptoms or warnings oi biliousness or so-called "torpid so prevalent in hot climates. neglect them. Take Calo- tabs, the improved calomel compound tablets that give you the effects of calomel and salts, combined. You will be delighted with the prompt relief they afford. Trial package ten cents, family pkg.

twenty-five cts. At drug stores. (Adv.) DR. Fir, TITT! GIVES FOR BIBLE STi TONIGHT TEXAS LEA (WE Tueschi.v’s San Antonio 2, Dallas 1. Fort Worth 2, Beaumont 1, Oklahoma City ft, Houston Galveston 8, Ttilsa 5.

Two soft ball practice games have been scheduled for Thursday an Friday nights by the Phillips i club of the League, it mss announced todrv, The Phillips will play the Great Western Garment Company team of Wichita Falls Thursday night at Rock Crowing. Phillips will meet the Texas Electric Service Company team, also of Wachita Falls, Friday night Rock Crossing. Both visiting are leading in their respective leagues in Wichita Fails. The Phillips club tied for second place in the Jaycee League. The games will start at 8 WJi .04 72-hole medal tourney of the Texas Municipal Golf Association, To the winner goes a trip to the National Public Links tournament at San Francisco early in August, Last year Charles Reasor, young West Texan, bagged first prize at Wichita Falls with Deraid Lehman of Fort Worth in close pursuit.

Reasor forfeited his chances by moving to Oklahoma, President Gordon of Dal- las said he expected a field of more 75 for the two-day grind. The field will find Meadowbrook's ex- acting par layout a tough spot to argue with par. Tree-lined govern fairways, narrow enough to call for nate Camihe accuracy, dot the course, especially) Bonnet associates said be wo ion the incoming nine. Members of Paris from New York ton clubs affiliated with the Texas. Golf row.

Association will be ineligible for J'Competition. Winner and runner-up automatically become eligible in the tourney the Texas Golf Association. Georges Bonnet Washington, had the finance minis accepted try in th of Pre Tues lifer washing the New York Giants, 7-0, in the first game in a crucial series. The Bees were defeated for the tenth straight time as the Pirates won, 4-t. The Pittsburghers I) walloped Jim Turner for hits.

The Brooklyn Dodgers trounced the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-1, as Rookie Luke Hamlin held the Gas House Gang to four hits, Another rookie. Lee Grissom, limited the Philadelphia Phillies to hits as the Cincinnati Reds won, ft-0. No Silver Spoon, 1 June 22. (0 nest Stacey, three days old, is waving a nice new splint at his nurses.

Physicians -aid the son of Mr, and Mrs W. Stacey, was born with a broken arm. A few people know we have Maytag washers as low as Staley's. 109-tfc envoy will ret: for sador to the I of mainder of which he was i up hi-- duties An six months perux ssigned here. He Washington Feb W.

i- he Pain dur i i- fVir. i Oklahoma City Beaumont Worth "Alabasters Antonio ie -tudv pe- i I est on es tonight lawn, Houston i John 12, Standinar. fi. STARS 47 to Pet. .541 I r.T ,500 i .427 .100 the vrit A have more polo shirt- than there are men's backs in this we have to because every man buys three and four of these shirts.

5 3 5 5 1 in' ill ill illllilii Regatta NT June 2. -1 husky young men of Washington a new page in the his- erican rowing by making a a of the intercollegiate re- i he second successive year, he three victories of the rners on the Hudson were two records, 13:44 in the Vf.rsity event and 15 in vari-ity. The previous records, bv 1 aiifornia. have stood, since Gets Denton Post. D.

t- Jan. 2 J- StovaH, -A; i Star of North ber- College and a th. National vn: tea has acted a as director of phys- tl at lib nton High School Schedule, Hou'ifon at Ok! it, Gnhest.in at Tnl-a Beaumont at Fort Worth. Sfin Antonio Dallas (By the Associated Press-) Bill Lee, Giant, 5-0 with seven Monte Stratton. White i out athletics with three hits, i Cy Blanton, Pirates Beat Browns seven and allowed four hit, in beat- ing Bees 4-1.

Pat Malnne. Yankees Be-: 8-5 with five hits in first start oil year. Lee Grissom, Reds Blanked Phil- I lies 6-0 with hits, fanning five.) rs Hit SENATE COMMITTEE CHILD LABOR PROPOSAL Freddy Sington, Serators double and single, driving Washington, June 23. in 11-2 win over India! MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS I Associated Press) National League. Batting- Medwick, Cardinals, .417: Has sett.

Dodgers. .365. 51: Hsian, Cubs, 16. Runs batted 64; Mine, Cardinals. 41.

Hits Medwick. 86; Vaughan, Pirates. 78, 24; J. Martin. Cardinals, 19, and Handley.

Pirates. 9. Home runs Med wit poaris, Reds. 12. Stolen Federal lieward Posted.

i Washington, June 2-1. IP -The ticc Department has announced a reward for infor.r.ation ing to the arrest of the Alfred Brady I gang which bos in the West for the las' two Nazis Disillusioned. June 2 eign office expressed i est over th failure I of the four-power conference in Lon- mmmmau mmmv COOL OFF At The Rabbit Hut Frosted Limeade Jumbo Malted Milk The Coldest Beer In Town don to agree the Leipzig a jurse ot lion jn e. 11 Kam- 10- J. Mar- ELECTRIC WIRING, Appliances and repairing.

Rogers Electric Service. Phone S10. 97-tfe Home-made Pimiento Cheese. Sandwiches 15c 10c 15c Rabbit Salad Hot Barbecue on Bun SERVICE AT YOUR CAR 0 five Cubs; Warneke, Luke Hamlin, Cardinals with four hits for 2-1 win. The Health Drink Senate judiciary committee ha-, unanimously approved the Vanden'erg proposal for a constitutional amendment to permit Congress to legislate against child labor.

The amendment, introduced by Senator Vandenberg, Republican, Michigan, would permit Congress to pro- Poughkeepsie, N. June 23. n-P hibit labor by children under 16 The University of Washington, pick- WASHINGTON FRESHM CREW WINS BOAT RACE and years of age. It is designed as a substitute for the child labor amendment pending before the states. That amendment has failed of ratification by the necessary 36 states.

The Vandenberg proposal would eliminate use of the word in the pending amendment, wouli apply only to child labor employed "for and would fix the age at 16 instead of House Passes Rail Bill. Washington, June 23. House has passed without opposition the Wagner-Crosser bill to establish a government-supervised pension system fir the ration's railroad workers. It now goes to the Senate. Speaker Bankhead announced the standing vote as 340 to 0.

ing up where it left last year. Tuesday won the two-mile freshman race, opening event of the thirty- ninth Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta. California was seeon.i and, Syracuse third. Washington led from the start and won by a goo length. California, a contender all the way, held second place safe from Syracuse's fast closing rush.

The Golden Bears, touted in advance calculations as a possible winner of the yearling event, took second place by at lea-t a length. Pitchers American League. Batting Gehrig. Yankees. Walker, Tigers.

.371, Tigers. Rolfe, Yankees. 46, Runs batted Bonura, White Sox, 61. 86; Gehrig, 79. Browns.

22; Gehrig. and Bonura. 20, Senators, i ill. Indians; Stone, Senators, and. Greenberg, 7.

me Yankees. and Greenberg, Stolen Red Sox, 12; Walker, 10, Pitchers Lawson, Tigers, 9-1; Bridges. Tigers, 8-2. Lionel Barrymore averages a hundred etchings a year and does all his work with a phonograph needle. ABOUND THE 1UUI0 DIAL OF JULY HOLIDAY TRIP Stop HERE before you start out.

Get new tires and other driving needs SURE of a safe, happy holiday trip. IT'S ALWAYS iOOD GOING ON GOODYEARS! Wednesday Afternoon. 0 111 The Pepper -Herber A WFAA. Ensemble, Curie F.zrn. WFAA.

ith the Texas Rangers. Lu in and Abner, WLW Fishermen We Have Water Jugs And Flash Lights R0B1. MORE GARAGE TIRE CO. Buddy Clark, KGKO A Program. KGKO: Little Amm-.

WRAP. Wednesday 6 -One Family. WRAP: Pun-! nor Dance, KGKO 6S -ort Review. KGKO. 6:30 tries With H- Brown.

Wayne King's Orchestra, WFAA In.n.-.-v, KGKO. 7 Town Hall ronight, WFAA; Moments. KGKO, -f KGKO. Hit Parade. WFAA.

j.n._i;v Korn KGKO. SNews in Bri. f. KGKO. With Orwth WFAA: Talk: Labor Trends.

KGKO. 9 00 -n An v. WFAA: Goodri -h Silvertown Time. KGKO. 9 A.

-s, WFAA; inny Berni gun's Orchestra. KGKO. 0 rry WFAA: Frank Daily and c1-- KGKO. to Man Sports Talk. News RciH.rt, WFAA Hall and Orrhestra, and His lliaher Octane, WB AP; Paul SelPvao.

and Orchestra, KGKO; Gaslight Harmonies. HAP. Mrtoc from Ringside Club. KGKO; Dance Or- stra from Casino Park, A 11 Organland from Blackstnoe Hotel. WBAP.

Thursdtiv Morninjf. Wh.c Happened Last, Night, WBAP. Piom-er Stories. WBAP fi Red Hawks, WBAP. 6:45 Lee 1 and his Hitl- billv Bovs.

WBAP Markets, F. C. Dehn, WFAA. 7 Sledge's Happy Workers, WFAA. 7:15 Eariv Birds Musical Revue, WFAA.

7:30 the Control Room, KGKO. New Today WFAA. Bacc.tr,:s. WFAA Poetic Strings. KGKO, Rvral Sroiiers, WFAA Opening Markets.

KGKO: Home. WBAP. S. Marine Band, KGKO, Chi' in n. WBAP.

Leo Milky KGKO; The Mystery Chef, WBAP. 'T WBAP; Salon Sketches, KGKO, Rambler-. WBAP. of All Churches. WBAP; it.

So Lone Age. KGKO. C. Hill, News Parade, KGKO: Betty and Bob. WBAP.

and World Bookman, KGKO; The Youngsters. WFAA, KGKO: Hope deii's Romance, WFAA. Signals, Lyric Lady, WFAA, and Chuck. KGKO: The ('buck Wagon Gang. WBAP.

and Interlude. KGKO; Texas Farm and Home Program, WFAA. on the Street. KGKO; Markers. R.

.1. Murray, WFAA. 11 Dwight row n. Organist. A A.

Faria and Home Program. WFAA, and Rounders. KGKO, Thursday Afternoon. News Report, WFAA. 12 Be Announced.

WFAA. 12 Da iron Broth-rs. KGKO; Light Crust Doughboys. WBAP. Amlung's Orchestra from M-n.

r.G Welis, WBAP; News- KGKO. 1.00— Theatre Matinee. KGKO; Pepper WRAP, 1 WBAP. You RememberV KGKO, 1 NeilD. WBAP.

Happened Today. WBAP: Hope Romance, KGKO. WBAP. 2 Mat I A Novel teers. KGKO.

F.diow the Moon. WBAP; U. S. Array Band, KGKO. Guiding Light.

WBAP. Questions Before the KGKo. Archer Gibson, WFAA. Df-tecMTe, WFAA; All Hands on Deck, KGKO. Winslow of the Navy, WFAA.

3 ngs Men. WFAA: Dorothy Gordon's Hour, ko 4 Keene. WFAA; Patti Chapin, KGKO. Jones, Guide. WFAA: Clyde Barrie, baritone, with concert, orchestra, KGKO.

Martin, Accordionist. WFAA: Press Radio News, KGKt Sport Resume Paul Douglas. KGKO. as the- Escorts of Betty. FA George Hall and Orchestra, KGKO.

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