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THE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS
PAGE TWO
Cisco Outlook Gloomy
AS EUROPE
‘7f
After Loss of Stars
£
In Junior Loop
Plenty of Frosh
NOT IRANS
At ACC to Help
Veteran Squad
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charges against the members of my
clash at 8 p
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95
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over
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Of
Rotary club this past
The freshman list includes John chumps • If the slow league got as
Cold as Bookmaker, Tim Mara Goes Nuts About
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His New York Giants Professional Footballers
(Copyright, 1933)
the
Tim
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BASEBALL
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Amertcan I eague
Abilene Looks
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downed the Cats 10-5
Fall*. the defending champion.
Bad on Offense
ce in which he. stood
Only
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Indians Stage
Good Comeback
Cleveland Takes
Eighth in Row to
Tie For 2nd Place
Harrison Twins,
Ruled Out, Were
Team Mainstays
Three Sophomores
Making Grade at
Hdrdin-Simmons
league players that they are just as
good as the last league except lor
pitchers will either hold up or be
filled with holes Thursday, night at
Cotton Krink
Bedsprea
With Your School. College or Frater-
nity initials — See Them In Our
Windows.
man. playing left end and Odell
is the best all-round back.
i Cisco during the past two weeks
(right) its P. A.‘s
grand taste that
wins Jackson Langley
At that time,the Indians just had
been blasted out of sight. driven
managed
season:
Cheek. Highway, or Blackie Callo-
way. WTU: third base, Dick Locke,
WEST TEXAS’ GREATEST
EXPOSITION!
For Information
Secretary-Tr cm
WHENTHEV COME AROL
.. FROM THE OTHEK SIDE .
Thornton vaiue.
Pants .....
Shirts .......
Mena regular 25c socks
rial selnng lureday l o
excellent, w ca i ing qua liti
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"‘National Joy Smoke’ is right," say
roll-your-owners. First off, Prince
Albert is choice tobacco - every rich,
ripe bit of it. Next, P.A. is specially cut
to roll quick and easy into fat, firm
"makin’s" smokes. P.A. burns slower,
cooler too — you get more rich, mellow
taste from this top-quality tobacco-
There’s extra joy in P.A.’s extra-mild-
ness (due to the "no-bite" process).
Twirl up a paperful-you ll say,"Prince
Albert’s my ‘makin's’ tobacco.” (Pipe-
smokers! P.A. is your tobacco tool)
struck 7 ith the Giant through the
lean years and what do you think
guards Bigelow
and Headstream
In any event, today they are tied
for second place with the Boston
By Associated Press
Like the proverbial mice who play
while the cats away, the Cleve-
land Indians have been going great
guns since the New York Yankees
last were seen headed in the direc-
tion of their third straight Ameri-
sixteen games down into third place
after losing five out of six to the
Bronx Bombers
97
ley. letter ce
along the in
scrimmages with Lubbock that it
would be fairly strong, but it was
easy to tell the Westerners were far
superior over the Loboes.
calisthenics, punting passing
some dummy work
A C C's squad numbered
Roll yourself 30 swell cigarettes from Prince Albert.
If you don’t find them the finest, tastiest roll-your-own
cigarettes you ever smoked, return the pocket tin with
the reel of the tobacco in it to ne at any time within a
(abow) "22B
For ""G. J
years Boeli “ge
Hathaway i been
sold on P.A’s “crimp cat"
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Sleepy lime ts Ga
perfectly finished
traordinary saving
for Thursday only.
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been
regulars through <
against the reserves
Bind words only f -
Adams vete u end
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WORLD
CHAMPIONS
and having an alibi, Bailey. is going to
■end his fast league pitchers to the
chase price, plus poetage. (Signed) R J. Reynolds
Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
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But
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Brook! yn
the Sportsman field on South 14th -The only thing that is scaring me
that County Attorney Esco Wal-
•Chan
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the Phttate phta
LET Us DO YOUR B.
WORK
E. T. Shelton
I. P. Rogers
A. A. Story
SANITARY BARBER
157 Chestnut SI
or T J. Bailey; short stop, Herbert
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In Battle For Charity—
SLOW, FAST LEAGUE ALL-STARS TO SQUARE OFF
DETa Abilene]
(left) Charlie Dail speaks
up for F. A.‛s aroma
Tpey are: catchers. Charlie Boyd
Dr Pepper, Mickey Manning, WTU.
achieved by winning nine of their
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Wednesday Evening, September 7, 19380
: Floyd Smith. Exchange, Charlie
I Ivey. Lions, or Britt Smartt, Hons. I can eague pennant.
Bailey has an imposing line-up. - •
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league, picked by Jess Warren, will • team after the game, If you can call
with all proceeds it a game ends Thursday night. We j
formed an American
a team in New York
on Cisco coaches. J. T. Petty and.
H R. Garrett and school officials.’
The coaches had promised Cisco
a strong team but they had said
not a word about a champlonship
or about having one of the leading
clothes. I
runs out
Shorty Hodges. Rotary, or Dr. Clin-
ton Adams. Lions; at short stop,
! Clyde Kennamer, Lions, or Henry
, Dalton, Reporter-News; at third,
Marshall Boykin, West Texas Cot-
first counsin to a maniac.
ASre,
u ig
SEASON UNDERWAY--
Cats, Riders Buckle Down
be Claude McMinn. Lion. Grady;
Shyties West Texas Cot tonoil. John
By HENRY MeLEMORE
(UESTION: What is meant by —
“ the football expression
"gap'’"
Answer: When an offensive
end. for example, moves out from
his tackle, a gap is formed. Hence
are giving them our pitchers and
taking theirs, but ladies and gentle-
men. murder is murder when those
big bats gt to booming ”
SELECTIONS
Loboes' chances of going places
in the state race this year, they
are slim now, because the Harrison
twins were the sparkplugs of the
entire team.
slow the rest of us They put their pants , second.
AvyWAy%uloe4r..
a^l^ 1
RIPETOSATI,AND
SUREOorH!
much publicity as the fast league way.
we would draw just as much at the A: first base the slow leagueman-
gate Those guys in the so-called ager will have Mac Eplen, Kiwanis,
fast league aren't any better than or Marvin Owens; Exchange: at
stays of the team, ineligible at its
meeting Saturday dashed prospects
badh move cut the Lotovs' en- At, any rate, whatever were the
All in all it looks like a pretty 4
isn't always so cold, how- do to the all-stars at
_ grounds tonight
eeurse- we 11 beat those fast league
Only games
National Lenrne
Dr Pepper, or Sam Cheek. High-
way; outfielders. Grmell Button,
Dr Pepper. Jew Hill, WTU, Gene
Price, Highway. Ike Fulcher. High-
ing in. he neariv passed
Red Granger-brought
:. and played tC a'gate
•ball game of any sort Palla'
he would let me have
se for 2 500 bucks That
eap to me so I wrote
iron glories of a decade ago have
faded into the distance. The sur-
down, neon nt the hi-jeinks
that might reasonably ‘ be
m a ma n who had
just won thousands of dollars.
- thusiastic supporters deeply since
• 1 the twin stars had played last
• ) season with no one protesting them.
Marcell is the squads leading line-
Billy Bob Coffey of F - Worth Gene Darby of Pharr *
however C
Derby man.
leagug with
Ables sharing the tackle berth va- - _ -
cated by Reuel Snell through m- Shrevepor: .. . 000 000 00——D 5 4
on the favorite to disturb his calm.
When the horses carrying
a small fortune of his on their
backs, go to the post. Tim is
as unperturbed as a two buck
or Kivey Ayers. Highway; first
base. Frank Brahaney. Dr. Pepper;
second base. Mack Bowers, WTU.
. .vr— s
Fort Werth '
4 shreveport 0:
Lehman of Fort Worth 3 and 2
to win • e W hita Falls country
club invitation go tourrament.
Norton survived a field of such
Consistent boast of the
exciting night at the Sportsman
field, and the proceeds will be used
for a good cause
Pitchers as picked by Baileywill
< franchise is worth today?
class A teams of the state He
had several lettermen and some
other experienced squadmen back
and the team was showing in
()THERS who look like they may go places for the Cowboys in the
John Ker’ 190-pound end, also from Frederick; H C. Burrus, who did
a good job at wing for the Big Spring Steers; J Fikes al-dirtrict P-B
guard from Anson Robby Sheffield, all-district 25-B guard from Brady:
Jim Jones all-district 9-B fullback from Stamford. and Murray Evans
center and back from Burkburnett s-tegioal champiohship club of last
season
Kimbrough’s prize from our local Eagles is little James Beam, shifty
backfielder who gained all-Oil Belt nomination last fall Beam has picked
up some weight, hitting the scales now at 145
Oscar Vitt’s boys reacted as if
they'd had a great burden lifted
off their collective shoulders
W- 3
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"Red" At
Dawson ‛ss9
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Box k/ N
By LOWELL (RED) DAWSON
Marlin way, Jim Jennings. Dr Pepper.
WICHITA FALLE Tex Sept 7
--(P-Morris Nor ing his
home course displayed fine form
ene made ahy money
got rid of Pyle ty
442 30
tonoil, or Frank Kimbrough. Ki-
wanis; outfielders, Carl Pee. Ki-
id could find
Roland Me-
nd Duh Sib-
e othef spots
CISCO, Sept 7—<8p!'—Cisco's
hopes /or a return to their grid-
Coffey Triumphs
HARLINGES Tex Sept 7. P _
Vito Tamulis of Brooklyn. came up split line,
with eight innings of shutout ball
after a wobbly start to hurl the (
79 .483 IT 4
*3 240 3114
Pee at tackle Raiborn and Guy at
Walter Adams. Rotary.
3 To
Fort Worth 010 301 000— 5 12 8
Tulsa 025 110 10«—10 13 2
Smoll. hamner and Hancken.
Stein and Bottartni. Susce.
slow league team and the slow
league pitchers will do the chunk-
ing chores for the fast boys
Beaumont ... 022 000 00x—4 10 0
Coombs and Kapp*, man. Loa -
mar. Selway and Parsons.
on one leg at a time just like we
do "
Bailey w ho piloted the West Tex-
as Utilities to the city champion-
ship returned with this statement:
center, Raley
ilves.
i his hair, rends his
paces up and down.
: on the field and
sundra Uf' ot
nan 5-4»
Harder ; 14 »
inzt in E Sm th
performances on the day's six-game the expression "gap " When any
program offensive linemen are separated
Most Important to the National by a few feet, a gap is formed
leaguenrae Ai Da ds’safhes Any other than between end
an 8-0 decision over the Reds and tackle, however, is usually
Another National leaguer, chunky thought of as a "line divide or
Dallas: Iverson Martin of Fort lefthander, out of the boy in the
Worth. and Rufus King of Wichita third inning, the Tuls: Oilers
t5 lose a small fortune if Bonsoir
won.
Bonsoir broke on top snd .too A
a two length lead Tim callee it
as quietly and unemotionally as if
he had never heard of Bonsoir.
W en Jullus Caesar caught Bon-
soir in the stretch an came on to
win b; a head a.1 Tim said was
"The favorite s licked boys."
No veiling. no jumping up and
exa lv $142000
"When f saw that erow."
Tir expained, “and knew that
half th* rash in the house was
min*. I said to myself "Timothy,
how long has this gravy train
been running?”
It was no gravy train in 1928
An all-star team from the slow
W , L PetG.B
98 36 636
*6 69 555 12-7
$3 73 532 16
Dodgers to 8 6-4 triumph over the 1 .--
times. Is half a million Phillies Top Division Clubs
dollars. So you can-set what in his own circuit Feller had two ..... _
I think of the Giants." rivals for the dav’s honors-Monty Win in Texas League
I asked Tim what hi- tesm would Stratton of the white Sox who quit , . . „ -
Polo the hospital 1st to pitch eieht- T B: The Associated Press—.,
hit ban and back the Browns. , ToP divisionteams in .thea.Texas
-M. 8-2. and Rene Monteagudo, a Cu- ea eue ” lloped. second, division
ban recruit up from Trenton of cl ubs.2convine ingly,, lastanisht.. nut
21. e, 1„.0. .1.0 First place Beaumont shut-out
the Fast earl J^k "h pinned the Shreveport 4-0 as Ed selway per-
T SoX ears back .-5. mitted the Sports only live scat-
in the days other game the tered singles ‛EaCh member of the
Olanta had to come from behind 11 Exportes shared in the stickwork
the.za to nose out Bees except Dejonghe and Secory.
enth 5 it . San Antonios Missions and the
The Pirates as well as the Cubs. Houston Buffs spent two hours and
in the National league, and the ten minutes playing a listless game
Yanks and Athletics. In the Amer!- which the Missions won 8-5
can had the day ol Six singles off Boyd Sorelle gave.
the Oklahoma City Indians a 4-2
entrles as O'Hara Watts o! Dallas- victory over the Dallas Suers
Jack Munger and Harry Todd of Slugging Clyde Smoll Fert Worth
•y« fine roll-your-own cigarettes in
4 U every 2-oz. tin of Prince Albert
LONDON, Sept 7 -(A
ranean port under milit
• the Maginot line todav
a possible meeting bet we
Berlin
" War or peace in E
on whether Sir Nevi
Czechoslovak situatio
m ception for diplomats
“ These observers said
the chances of Britain's
vakia if she is attacked.
Ribbentrop did r. ’ a:
Hitler of his conversatior
Nevile, it was said, becau
8 fessed to believe Britain
ing
GUARD AGAINST SPIE
The general feeling ii
official circles was that H
• wait the remainder of
for the Czechoslovak govt
present a peace plan acc
Owens back Tipton. Okla : Leon-
ard Trapp line Florence Ala
Norman Huff. end. Tucumcari, N
M Dan Lovelace, line, Fulton K}
Byron Sherill, back Washing ” D
C ; Nick Pappas, line. San Ange'.?:
P H Hill back. Abilene: B L Mc-
Coy. San Angelo, back Laurence
Meyers end. and Durward Stevens
him and h*re« his answer.
TuRe Tn On KRBC
ABILENE CHRISTIANS rookie class is not as arge as last years
ACl but there are several who may give the Cats’ twenty-odd lettermen a
battle for their jobs
Mark these names in your hat, youll hear from em out on the
Md hiil V-----
Jehnny Owens, 185 -pound hark from Tipton, Okla . played a
whale of a game in th* all-star fracas for Oklahoma schoolboys.
Nick Pappas, San Angelos 300-pound tackle and a"1-0il Bel in
1937
Jack Kinne of Anson, all-distriet 9-B last fall, who boots the
‘skin a ceuntry mile
Kenneth Whitten, a tough looking 130 pound guard from Burk
burner ts cinesy team Also an ali-disttket boy
Red Sex—a position they have
bettor He mounts his stool,
turns his glasses on the barrier,
and gives a sketchy call of the
race in a flat, dead voice
I listened to him yesterday dur-
ing the running of the seventh at
the Harewiek.—fewanu.—
give up He
Bishop, back Rising Star NEW YORK Sept 7 UP - As
.—Heri.Mi on the rquad te Howard a bookmaker. Tim Mara is about
Lemiey 240-pouna tackle.from.Ed- he coldest article that ever wore
«. . transferr from Baylor and in- a hound tooth’s jacket
eng1De A e . . Sitting on a high stoo. by his
Out at Hardin-Simmons Coach at Aqueduct Belmont. Sara-
Frank Kimbrough Me runnine ’ . _. . e Empire cit the big Ins ■
trio or sophomore huskies .0 the mar is . throsback to the ice age
first string They are W J RXK! Plungers walk up and lay me
Ford, fullback from Whenler: Owen grand on a long shot and Tm
Goodnight, huge quarterbacK: and doesnt be? an_eye Neither does
Joe Antwine. 215-pound tackie ne aTlos bets of twice .......
Others running with the regulars
are Pletcher and Davis a- ends. Joe
go RAGRANTs0 TAsry
TEXAS COTTON FESTIVAL
AND CORONATION
*k
AGRICVITTRE EXMIBIS . . . ... LIVESTOCK snow
HORSE AND MULE SHOW SHEESLEIS MIDWAY
WESITEXaSEREFERIR
prise move by the O’’ Belt execu-
i tive committee in declaring Odell
and Marcell Harrison, twin main-
league. picked by T. J. Bailey, and
an all-star team from the fast
half and quarterback, respectively Grodzicki, Brecheen, Wilkes and Tim was ready to pay someone Derr nKers
Other bark* bidding fcr Reeves Poland; Wagener, M:Dougall and to take ’ .at franchise hal: way in vs wuteci
job are Roberson Beavers Ayers. Swift. the Nati nal leagae sease Out wChicaEo,25,
Wasse and Willie Phillips--— $35,000 a with no sign of any Brooknat
here yesterday stroking his way ;
steadily to a 4 and 3 victory over °
football." petrl
.g a lull was
a bookmaker on week days. On.
Sundays he is Tim Mara, owner
of the Near York Giants, a pro-
tessi nal football tearh in the Na-
tional league
On Sundays ha is sg nervous
he can't eat At breaklast time
he is worryirg about what the team
will do At lunch he is worrying
twice as acutely about the same
thing And. at dinner time—well,
wih er les. the excitement of the
gam has thrown his appetite for
a 10-yard loss
During a Giants' came the
man who can watch a $25,000
blanket finish at the race track
screams screams that can be
heard above the roar nt the
elevated trains that pass the
Polo grounds.
eligibility A: the other tackie was
Demnt Osborne A- the guards
were Clayton Leach and Raymond
Chambers both lettermen Bennett
t • rangy lad from Abilene Chris-
tian academy was at the left wing
Bill Reeves’ ineligibility caused
Mayhew to make two shifts in the
backfield A: Reeves’ fullback siot
was Charles Jones, who was moved
over from a halfback Jones is the
heavies
partment Charles Sewell stepped in
THE NATIONAL
X JOY SMOKE “
Whitten guard. Burkburnett Rob-
en James back Loraine Tliman
Kingsbertt: Jack Kinne Anson
back Raymond Ftts back. Chero-
kee Bil: Roberts, end M zel * Glen
kpHERF are a bunch of behemoths out on the Hardin-Simmons campus
1 who make us what is known as a freshman team When it comes
to the matter of avotrdudots these lads pu: the varsity in the 'hade
One youngster s tackie by trade ant even spotany poundage to
his coach Mack Alexander. Mack, you knew, setche in the neighbor-
hood of 215
I paid KM for It and I
wouldn t sell it today for 200
times that amount And 200
EASE TIRED TRRITATED
Apply Penetro to ankles
in between toes for so
lief. Stainless and s
forty men this morning including
19 lettermen F-e-—and—pessthiz
three other veterans__wi1 report
sometime this week.
Good quality pants and «
match You can't be
The littie towns, however arent always shunned by the metrppolitan
newspapers A notable example is Max Nunn H-SU freshman back
from Davidson Okla A 173-pounder Nunn is getting h‛s first experience
at the regulation game He played six-man football at Davtrison At
the six-man sport he was the tops making the New York Suns high
school All-American six-man football team
Gilliland. Exchange, and
at left half Gilliam Stoval and Houston 200 002 010—5.12 0 sr ied
Bm McClute were sti at blocking San Antonio 300 040 01x-8 12 1 ou: a c
RFS[LTS YESTTRDAY
massacre. The ninth, and eighth in
successlon. was nalted to the wall
yesterday as Bob Feller pitched a ,
four-hit 6-0 shutout against the
Tigers.
Feller's job of whitwashing,
marked by six strikeouts, was just
the best of several notable pitching
The horses don't get him, but “Were a shoo-In.” he
othal! does' Well win pulled up"
Yes football because Tin* is only 'Copyright. 1938 by United Press’
—Hugh—Cudd, Highway, or—Sub Py-
land, WTU.
There are ‘ no Coca Cola players
on the squad, because the team is
playing in the national tourney at
Chicago Curley Hays. But Reeves
and Joe Meredith will be unable to
1 play. Bailey said—---
National Lrarue
had become one of “the teams to uzg- vjuy,--auuzasz
beat” in the state high school race "5KNBER VH"/ R E Aq-E2
After receiving wide publicity. Oil RENAME: mW "HE p,B,-
Belt grid teams prepared for a no «P (y Ap"ce,A
great eleven Sports writers over eT “"y g A.
the district picked Cisco te be the A %k ” Me l/ ."‛P C Ex
Pf “nleatralfFm’t tough AdesmSrsko
back Corpus Chris::
going to George Foster and Cliff
Rhoden, both of whom suffered
broken leg this summer.
Charge will be 25 and 10 cents,
but the price of admission is inci-
dental Both, managers swear that
their club is the best
To keep the slow leaguers from
With a few exteptions. the tenderfoot aggregation comes from
the cross roads towns and the class B elevens. Gen-rally speak-
ing the fellows from the little towns bob up to make the best
footballers ( heck the list nt any college roster in the southwest
and you'll find speaking generally again, that the kids who
seldom get in print as schoolboys somehow manace to outshine
the touted class A stars who too often try to ride along on
their clippings
won the seventh annual Ria Orandt .
valley golf tourney championship ,
Sc hoc
An Institutional
National Associatio
ognized and Trans
Bachelor of Arts
with Major ir. -ny
Fine and Applied
Band Music Pt
Fall Semester
and 15.
ter * ill probably file
Dallas , 000 Oy 000-- 2 5 1
Okla City 000 400 00x—4 13 1
Bosten 5
Amertcan I eague
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Abilene Christian college and
Hardin-Simmons university settled
down to two-a-day workouts today
The Cats, reporting to Coaches
Bugs Morris and Ton to Coleman for
the first time yesterday went
through a long afternoon drill of
Texae Learue
Du as at Okiahoma Citv n er”.
Pht adeiphta 4
Boston 5 (19
Failure to carry out blockin
signments appeared to be
Eagles chief reakness after y
day s scrimmage *
Coacher Dewey Mayhex ser
81x99
You ll want t o buy
you all fall and w
price ............
Gtants Nationa. leazue t:anchise.
That « a fi* ■ s?o-’ that one about TEAM
me b :ng : e Giant I was sit- Pittsbur
tir g in B Gibson s office the ehica2
same Billy Gibson who managed Hew T
Tur *• when in came a Di March sq*ton,
and* a Mr Carr After e lot of Aronk vr
small talk they tried to sell Billy Ph ia*dl
the Giants franchise He said he
didn’t wan* r. So Carr turned to TEAM
me and said I ought to buy it. s*hAnt
I asked him how much he wanted Ok ahom
for it, but told him not to make Tulain
it very much because I never had Shrevep
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 58, No. 99, Ed. 2 Wednesday, September 7, 1938, newspaper, September 7, 1938; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1618024/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.