The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION

—^ <* gr y ap v Young Catcher Sett Record CHICAGO. July 27—(AV-Three hundred and thirty-seven chances I without an error— That Is the achievement of BRUSHING UP SPORTS . —By Pap MARATHON MS PEARCE SEEN CRABS DEFEAT Ray Hayworth, Peppery young catcher of the Detroit Tiger*, whose performance waa hailed today as a major league record AS CHAMPION DALLAS 3 TO 2 for backstops. Henry Edward*, IF HE RACES statistician for the American league, stamped Hsyworth’s work TEXAS LEAGUE as a record after Into the Event Is If Great Australian Likely To Keep digging Toss-Up W. L. Pet. Beaumont Pulls Up As Puffs musty batch of figures. Dallas SculU . 22 7 .758 This season to date. Hayworth Finn Is Ruled Out Hit Olympic Beaumont Go Back In . 18 11 .821 Teui has oartldpated In 87 games and

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Tyler 0. day. LOS ANGELES. July 17- INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 8tewart, of Pensacola. Fla, yester- • • • day. His finals opponent was Elmer Night Here rlkson and Roland Wolfe, both of Are Montreal 5; Rochester 7. Walter Stratton and Ted Travis Home; Likely Rudy of Baltimode. Dallas Texans tried for the Toronto 4: Buffalo 8. Many scored a knockout at Harlin- Orant, of Atlanta, victor double To Win 2: Newark 3. Bryan fortune smiled on Reading SINCERE a Beau- Olympics but gen. over Clifton Miller of Richmond Bobby Brown, popular (Only games scheduled) yesterday, faced Alex Kieles of mont wrestler, will make his debut only Babe and Roland. Dtdrikson, • • • here the BY Baltimore. Henry Holden of Hous- Thursday night at V.F.W. the one-girl track team, won single- The boys have to get their timing GAYLE TALBOT FIGHTS LAST NIGHT on arena, Walter Stratton, a to Associated Pros — ton, who defeated J. Huntington taking the National A. A. U. down to fine point accomplish Sparta Writer CLEVELAND Willie Davies. Leetomu handedly Hartford, of New York. Is the strong boy, in the one of those- • The Pa. Babe pitted as 45 Phillies, starting another ex- Charleroi, outpointed THANKS! track and field meet, Lenoir of Baltimore. main event. Brown nas been going well • • • against Wright tended stand in their own park, may Trlsearo, Cleveland. (6). Jack De- of good and is in In the 80-meter hur- Teddy Burwell Charlotte. N. C., extremely popular starting places Breakfast Porridge. Harlingen Star supply the big news the next few cember, Cleveland. outpointed his section of the woods. has who defeated Dick Stevens of New He dles, running high jump and the P 1 columinlst, must be quite a weeks In the National league. Jackie Purvis. Indianapolis. (€). completed a around the York, in second round play, meets! swing javelin throw events. Dtdrikson went golfer- He is challenging the Val- This club has found Itself and is Rosa Fields, Cleveland outpointed John Barr of Texas, who won his Texas and made a loop strong from Beaumont to Dallas where she ley Winchells. coming along- In a virtual tie for Juan Cnir Detroit. («V "'I wish to express sincere thanks match of showing some of best my with Clyde Adams Austin against the gained southwest athletic fame. The • • • third place today, it promises to De SAGINAW. Mich—Buddy Heinz. light heavies in the business. yesterday. glory she reaped at the recent Chi- Personally, well let Charley higher when Klein, Hurst Whitney Ravinaw. outpointed Harrv English. Stratton is an old with to friends in Precinct standby cago try-outs made her the sensa- Puckett. Jim lie George. Alfonso and Bartell get through with visit- Toledo. (10). Mickev Mtsko. Sagi- my many No. Brownsville fans. know his They tion of the Olympic stories This Escalante, Jr., or some of the other ing pitchers. naw. outootnted Jimmy Colling style and his capabilities. The Texas girl Is expected to win three boys do our shooting. A typical assault, which netted Toledo. (6). One of Cameron for their Brown-Stratton go should be a runs o.f County Olympic events. • • • eight Owen Carroll's de- PORTLAND. Me—A1 Rodrigues. lively tussle. • • • in the first two innings, gave California Escalante, barely turned 16 and livery stopped Dutch Leonard, The semi-final will return Red WOLFE, a member of the Dallas Burt Shotton's sluggers a 10 to 5 Boston. (9). in not large for his age, cracks ’em out .wonderful support the primaries* Lindsey, the Shreveport stomper, made the U. S victory over Cincinnati in yester- Wj gf jTJjjff Athletic club, Olym- in the 70s every now and then. to the local sports arena. This red- com- Hurst and a Tn a team, and will day's opener. Klein, A V i pic gymnastic George has bettered par on the head is tougher than a boot ana pete against the world’s best from Whitney each hit a home run. he Brownsville course and so far as we Low Mid-Week Rate* I capitalizes on his toughness in Aung. 8 to the 12th. Two years ago The Pirates and Olants, inaug- jLT wftfrnffm know, he is the only one to beat par the ring. His opponent will be Ted a frail knew a “crucial'* series, split a Wolf?, youngster, on the new layout. urating Travis, a newcomer from Los An- about of doubleheader. homer For at nothing the art tumbling. • • • Bill Term's Cottages geles. Travis is started but A visitor to the Dallas ath- helped the Giants take the first, getting daily DEL MAR the SEA shows a lot of stuff. He is complet- letic club gymnasium, he attracted Herby Thomas, one of the strong 7 to 3. but the league leaders came by line ing a swing around the the attention of Marshall Brown, spots in the B. H. S. last year, back to capture the second, 7 to 5- light-heavy a J. sea G. an the breezes In Weikel will attend V. M. I. It’s unoffi- Enjoy loop and is developing rapidly. athletic director. The “kid" was al- Chicago picked up a half-game on cial West Point and In comfortable ways trying to develop into a tum- goes for Pittsburgh by trimming Boston, 7 cottage at small revealed little athletics strong. to 2. Brooklyn's surprising Dod- County Commissioner, Precinct No. 1 YESTERDAY'S STARS bler but promise. • • • expense. Dick Graoe, Pirates—His single Brown taught him many things. To- gers stumped St. Louis, 12 to 6 and with two out In the tenth labored long and hard, C. R. Nelson. Lockhart’s contribu- 5 to 4. No Need to Make Mid-Week Inning gether they tion to has defeated the Giants. 7 to 5. and eventually the frail youngster football, taken off for Reservation* (Political Advertising) PYTHON STHUCKl He Pinky Whitney, Phils—Drove In developed into a boy and parts unknown. will likely play husky in the Conference some- jTHl four runs with a double and home soon his tumbling feats found their Southern where this season. DEL MAR. Inc. >i|dMf the Mag Cat! run to help beat the reds. way into the newspapers. First it AMATEUR GOLF / if _ Tony Cuccinello. Dodgers—His was local fame, thtn came South- Jack 8hore, is hav- five hits brought in four runs m ern A. A- U. recognition. From his fight promoter, a hard time double win over the Cardinals. humble start, Wolfe kept climbing, ing recovering from his Johnson" card in Johnny Welch, Red Sox—Pitching always with Brown's ervourage- "Jack Matamoros. The former Negro heavyweight MEET SLATED his first game for the Sox. beat ment, until today he is on the failed to the Chicago. 6 to 1, and hit a double Olympic team In the tryouts at champion appear and and two singles. Los Angeles, Wolfe easily outclass- officials seized the gate partly be- cause the card to (Special to The Herald) ed the field. He will head the ace failed live up U> advance HARLINGEN. July 27.—A Valley tumblers who represent Uncle billing. A former wrestler Brownsville's a amateur golf tournament is to be Sam. got court order for some of the conducted the Munlc- • • • gate which further complicated by Harlingen matters I ipal golf organization the Short Shot* 1 during • • • week of September 11 to 18. accord- A turtle which had been Impris- Art former ing to E. E. Heinrich, here, oned beneath New York Cowden. Valley League pro PATENTS pavement GILLETTE i The tournament will be for 21 was uncovered baseball umpire, got chased to the played years recently. In • • • showers in the democratic primary three flights, with a Valley

— when he lost to amateur to be LAST DAY — After looking the situation over Saturday Ralph championship cup Agar in a race for county tax as- presented the winner In the Om tk* thrills m C Big Units of sessor. Cowden was, and is. popu- championship flight, and trophies of ** j Entertainment Last Times lar with the sports element In the for winners in other flights. FDA NX $||Ce?¥ Valley. When Art called them balls Qualifying play will be conduct- ■IELD VALID and strikes, they were balls and ed on September 13 and 14. and Lionel Barrymore Todayw strikes. the match play will be the re- In mainder of the tournament. “WASHINGTON Play- ftftlHO POST OFFICE GROWTH ers will be placed in three flights CM. MASQUERADE” Not In there • In a decision handed down the to be shown In any 1789 were only 75 post of 32 each, based on their medal just by — 2 — — 3 — other theatre In this ter- offices in the United States. In score In the qualifying rounds. Betty Boop ritory this season. 1929 there were more than 49.400. All Valley amateurs are invited MOCAUVE The office revenue in 1789 was Comedy post to enter the foot of Cartoon tournament, and must United States District Court, District of Con- Every about $25 000. In 1929 it exceeded register with Heinrich j — here, — 4 — — 5 pay- lthii was $700,000,000. ing a fee of $2. will picture Parasotmd Registration be Ripley’s held open until the time of I Made in the Novelty News begin- Gillette in that suit were SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ning play. necticut, patents I Malayan juagh Little Rock 3 Birmingham 4. Nashville 9. Chattanooga 5. Bl'ILDS PLANE ENGINE Coming TOMORROW 0. 8. Memphis New Orleans LOS ANOFLES— Harry A. Miller, declared valid. The defendants were held noted builder of Old Beliefs Shattered race cars. Is con- an Today's Story in Today’s structing airplane engine with t 2000 Language! horsepower. This engine, simi- liable for costs and Thus the lar to the ones Gar Wood Is to use damages. in his next motor boat, weighs from "I 1000 to 1250 and \ pounds, will con- 3 Days, Starts tain 16 cylinders. patented advantages exclusive with Gillette SUNDAY NEAR-FAR CAMERA with MIDNITE PREVIEW WASHINGTON—It Is now possi- razors and blades are demonstrated. SATURDAY at 11:30 ble to take close-ups or distant clearly Evening %, 7Sc, fl, $1.30 (plus tas) shots with an aerial camera by i means of a new lens Glorified by Spectacular recently de- Epi- veloped. This lens, called a sodes from the Cecil B. De- | "zoom GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO, BOSTON, MASS. ! lens.” is an interconnected series of -. Mille "The Ten Com- Epic lens elements I mandments". l wrJch permit chang- 1 SAN BENITO Rialto ing power of the lens magnifying HARLINGEN while In flight without making the pictures fuzzy. _I **