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$1 $1.50 Planned | The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION LADDS CONTINUING TO GAIN GROUND IN VALLEY LEAGUE VALLEY SCORES At Brownsville Cubs 8, Hurttnta SAINTS FALL Red Ants. 9. Voigt, Chief American First Round Match Donna 11. Harlingen W. O. W. I Hope, Wins, Edcouch 27, Edinburg 8. TO HARLINGEN Local Sportsmen McAllen Palms 4 to 3 Catch FAIRBANKS IS WHITE SOX ARE Drop Coyote Wes Ferrell Is Dogged By Follow the Encounter to Corpus Barehanded Seahawkt Some persons shoot coyotes, OUT OF PLAY BEING some lasso coyotes, and others REBUILT 111 Luck After Good Game leave them alone, but Sunday HARLINGEN two Port Isabel men caught City League Crowd to the The Harlingen Ladds gained an- Doug Doesn’t Show His Postoffice 5. Firemen 4. Kamm Traded for Fonseca one with their bare hands. BY HI GH S. FULLERTON. Jr., siring of victories at six. Homers other notch on league clubs a Rangerville 23, Jones Transfer 4. Valley As climax to an exciting West and in the Famous Movie Smile Lutherans 5. Hashers 2. To Increase Assodaled Pres* Sports Writer by Biuege ninth yesterday when they defeated the day. Dr. J. A. Hockaday and Batting of Hashers 2. inning the second clash gave San Benito Saint* 12-4 at Tommy Austin, In an automo- 12, Mopacs A hoodoo seems to have pursued Harlingen Until Last Washington a 4 to 2 triumph. bile a across Power while the second place McAllen pursued coyote Wesley Ferrell, Cleveland ace, since Ground rule* limited the long the orairie between Loma Alta VALLEY LEAGUE Palms were falling 4-3 before thp he pitched a hit less shutout again- hits at Detroit to two bases as the Results Sunday Sea hawks at the and port city, and caught WESTWARD HO, DEVON. Eng 38.000 the crowd ol Corpus gulfside Harlingen 12, San Benito 4 CHICAGO. May 10—.Tj—In his st the St. Louis Browns three Ians, biggest city. it barehanded. May 18. (AP)—George Voigt of New the season, turned out to sec the Corpus Christi 4, McAllen 3. seventy-third year and not in the weeks ago. Since then he has been American The two men were returning York, chief American in the At Harlingen Lefty Phillips won hope best of health. Charles A. Com.s- able to only one full game. New York Yankee* outsiug the from the Loma Alta boat races. Team W. L. Pet pitch his of the British amateur golf ninth straight game championship, key, "the Old Roman,” is still striv- On hi* next st*et he got out of Tiger* 8 to 5- Boston and Chicago The is now Harlingen . 17 8 .680 animal tied to defeated T. H. Norfolk of season in easy style. He rolled ?n Bowman, 13 11 .542 ing to weld together another Amer- some trouble and beat Detroit but showed that the spell pitching a rope, and an attempt will be 4 McAllen an victor while his teammates champion. and 3, in a first round ican league conten- he has failed to last through the had not been completely broken easy made to tame it. Corpus Chnstt 10 16 .385 cnampionship Montalvo. Ch^eves and match today. der for Chicago. last three he started. as the White Sox pushed over a pounded Dr. has both state San Benito 9 16 .360 games Hockaday After a Legion somewhat start. run Rankin for hits. Mac snaky .... After t»ie World Scries The in the ninth of a close many Miller, and federal licenses permitting scandal Indians called on him again inning In an Voigt settled down to a screak of of 1919. which caused him an endeavor to halt duel to win 2-1. another importation effort him to catch and kill animals TEXAS LEAGUE to wreck yesterday in steady, consistent golf that was a great team, Comiskey's White the have been in ever The St. Louis Cardinals clouted to bolster the floundering Saint*, and birds for scientific pur- Team— Won Lost Pet slump they plenty good enough to w’hip Bow- Sox sagged and sagged into the since they began meeting eastern four of the National league's hom- had a great day. poses. and has cc’lected an in- Fort Worth 21 9 .700 Arena to ers in the New York Giants The Christl a a* a man. known British experts as depths of the league. A year ago teams. He weathered five stormy beating Corpus game teresting exhibit of local wild Beaumont . 20 10 .667 Sports an extremely able match be hired Dome Bush, who had Innings against the Athletics and and Fred Fitzsimmons 6 to 1. They twirling duel between Nabour* and life. piayer. Houston . 20 11 .645 given a National a on hia connected four times, George Wat- Hardy. The Seahawks cut short a Douglas Fairbanks, the film star Dallas 15 15 .500 Pittsburgh league title, contributed home run to his he kins hitting two. rally in th* ninth to prevent the tried his hand at championship foif Wichita Falls 13 17 .433 manage club and since then own account. But in the sixth Harlingen to bow to R. J. Abercrombie has bought and traded in an ef- gave to Pete Jablonowski. who Eppa Rixey fo Cincinnati and Palms Iron: tieing the count. only of San Antonio . 13 19 .406 way two base hits: Johns 2; the fort to fashion a club was with Cleveland's ninth Hoinie Meine of Pittsburgh turn- The boxes are set out below: Cryer; Royal Liverpool Club, 1 up, after Galveston . 12 13 .387 capable of charged double Cartwright to Mor- a attracting enough customers to defeat. The A's also used ed in some good National league The Corpus Christl box: plays: tense battle. Shreveport 7 23 .233 straight 1 balls: stol- fill the huge White Sox three pitchers in the slugfest I pitching to win the other two McAllen A3 R H PO A E ris; passed Cartwright: Anther Californian. L. R Phillips Yesterday’s Results playing en bases: B- Yoder, Hill. park. wound with a 15 to 10 games. Rixey weakened in the Denson, cf 3 1 2 2 0 0 Morris, of Santa Barbara, lost a close first which up 1 Fort Worth 3, San Antonio 0. His latest and N. Yoder. Larkins; pitching rec- round match to N. effort has been to score. eighth gave Brooklyn fotu C. Covington, 2b.. 4 1 14 4 1 Selway, one up. Houston Dallas 1. | ord: 4 runs 7 hits off Mon'alvo in 7, trade Willie Kamm. for whom be Washington and the St. Louis runs before Frey rescued him but C. Cox. lb ...... 4 0 0 11 C 0 Thomas Maguire of Stockton. 5 8 runs 8 hits off Cheeves Galveston 10, Wichita Falls 1. paid $100,000 in and Browns a double header. Cincinnati won out 7 to 5 Given B ss 4 C 0 3 1 0 innngs; Cal, advanced to the second round 1922. who was divided Beaumont 6, Shreveport 5. one the a three run lead In the in 1 1-3 innings; 0 runs 3 hits off at of league’s leading third The Browns won the first, 7 to 1, first in- Tuesday Evening Willis. rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 the expense of H. L. Archibald of Games Renkin in 1 2-3 innings; struck- Today baseman, for Lew Fonseca of the behind Sammy Gray’s fine pitch- ning. Meine pitched the Pirates to Wells. 3b 3 0 0 0 2 0 Stomcloud. France. 5 and 4 Falls. out: bv Montalvo 3. Rankin 1, Houston at Wichita Cleveland Indians. Fonseca, who ing, to break their five game los- a 5-3 victory over the Boston Flores. If 4 0 0 0 1 0 Fairbanks played “his round in Fort Phillips 8: base-on-balls off: Mon- Beaumont at Worth. led the American league in ing streak and end the Senators’ Braves, getting in trouble Frances, c.3 0 0 3 1 1 gnm earnest and batting only Rankin Phil- din't display his Galveston at Dallas. 1929. once. 0 talvo 2. Cheeves 1, 1. in will be used either at sec- m Hardy, p 2 0 115 famous fovw smile until he con- San Antoruo at 19,8:30 wild nitch: Shreveport. ond or The C lbs May p. xContrcra* 1 1 0 0 0 0 lips 2; Cheeves; lasing third, and his hitting should Chicago and the Phil- ceded the match at the home hole. the Sox win lies had an off 2xT. 0 0 0 0 0 0 pitcher: Montalvo; Umpire. Quil- help games. day. Covington... Neither did he indulge in mov- AMERICAN LEAGUE lan; time of game: 2:15. any Early in the season Lu Blue was Tote Is 32 3 5 24 14 2 ie to the Team— Won Lost antics, evident disap- Pet obtained from the St. Louis Browns BULL FIGHTS —Batted for Hardy in ninth. 16 7 pointment of his gallery, which Philadelphia .696 to play first, otherwise Fonseca, 2x—Batted for Wells in ninth. New York 10 Robins Victors in dwindled away as the round pro- 15 .800 who has beep at first for the Corpus AB R H PO A E In- gressed to a bare hundred or r,o. Washington . 15 11 .577 dians, might have been Duffard, s* 3 1 3 1 1 0 stationed Game Here Sunday OUTBOARDERS Another American who fell by Detroit . 16 14 .533 there. NEAR PERFECT lb . 3 0 0 13 0 0 Burgess, Cleveland . 12 15 .444 The Robins, an amateur nine the wayside in the first round was Manager Bush predicts his team led Hutchings, cf ...
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