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BRUSHING UP SPORTS . —By Pap Tournament To 36 — ~ ---- TEAM Thoroughbred SEMI-FINALS — WALKER I Putting ii -- Horses Burned MATCH TODAY IS PROBLEM Get Under Way Saturday LUTHERVILLE, Md.. April 7. £**> The Brownsville club Mrs. J. K. L. M. O’Connor Country | McNair; —Cause of the fire here late last with the and Mrs. E- I. E. putting tournament, Ogden; E. Ogden night that destroyed 36 thorough- Bonnick To Play Either Proper Balance of Youth and the Dorfman and Mrs. L. M. OConnor; Robm Dorfman trophy, bred horses and a stable on the Pate and Mrs. Sam Perl; Drew runner-up cup as prizes, will r.tart Shults Or Henry And Experience Is Patteson and Mrs. E. Downey; Leon estate of Levis E. Lambert at a of this week on Saturday night Perl and M. P. Sam Perl loss Of was Chief Trouble McNair; 1330.000, sought today Lindhorn the club putting course, according and Mrs. Robin Pate; J. T. pipkin by Baltimore officers. to Issued county announcement by Dr. B. and B. V. Proctor; B. V. Proctor W. P. Barnett, 'caretaker, who the O. Works, secretary of club. and Mrs. J. T. Pipkin; B. R. Quar- lives less than 200 yards from the The singles’ championship of NEW YORK. April 7.—^— It The course has been | putting ters and Mrs- R. G. Ramome; R. burned stable, insists the blare vat school will be will be at least two months before for Brownsville high equipped with lights night play- G. Ramome and Mrs. R. B. Quar- of incendiary origin- He told offi- at 3 m. on the and this will be the first time determined p. today the United States Golf association ing, ters: D. G. Richardson and Mrs. cers that when he discovered the school courts with Sydney Bonnick selects its lor the have been used. Walker cup team night lights G. C- Richardson; G. C. Richard- fire flames were shooting tip on either Gaile Shults or Hen- The includes 36 holes playing the international matches with tournament son and Mrs D. G. Richardson; the outside of the bam from two Lindhorn. The semi-finals be- of each four ry Great Britain but the chief prob- play on of consecutive P. L. Rockwell and Mrs. Z. A- Ros- sides but that there was no fire tween Shults and Lindhorn were to lem, President H. H. Ramsey said Saturdays. After the first two enthal; Z. A. Rosethal and Mrs. P. inside. be played off Thursday morning. of the will be today, will be to find the proper nights plav players | L Rockwell; Joe Sharp and Mt» The horses were valued at WOO,- T The finals are expected to furnish balance of youth and experience. divided into flights, by the scores H. D Seauo 000 and the stable and its aome excellent tennis and a large Eleanor Richardson; equip- In obtaining the solution, the made. H. crowd is to witness the and Mrs. Clyde Smith; Clyde ment «t expected counsel of the team captain, Fran- $150,000._ encounter. The high school boys Smith and Mrs. H. D Seago; H. G cis Ouimet of Boston, will bear Championship and Mrs. G. O- have some and they StUwell D. Sutton; good players considerable weight. He had to will be hard for the right The woman champion and the D. Sutton and Mrs. II. G. St dwell; fighting wade through the middle of the to Brownsville high in the man champion will be determined Gordon Street and Mrs. Thomas represent youthful brigade at Chicago last district meet to be held at Donna at the end of four nights of play, Sweeney; Thomas Sweeney and September to recapture the na- 16. and then these two will meet in a Mrs. Gordon Street; H. L. Thomas April tional amateur championship and In opening fhe contests Wednes- for the club championship. and Mrs- Volnev Taylor; Volney 4*IN is in a position to gauge their | play-off OUR day, Hubert defeated Al- A is ordered Tavlor and Mrs. *H. L Thomas; E- Barney merits. large trophy being fonso Escalante, Jr., 6-4, 2-6. 6-2. r—| the Dorfman's Jewelry store for J. Tucker and Mrs. Davis Wade; "rne u a. u. a. nas ior some by It was a close match and Barney the club putting champion, and It L. L. Volght and Dr. H. K. Loew; material from the time followed the policy of giving and Mrs- E. J. Tucker; showed development Fort, I will be a permanent trophy of the Davis Wade ALLEY” new talent the opportunity to come much recent practice. Escalante, MOST ASTuTE Of ANlMAl% 41 club, with the name of the win- Carlos Watson and Mrs. J. K had been along and take its place In the on the other hand, not OF M ner inscribed on It each year, much Wells; J. K. Well* and Mrs. Carlos to and HAS A SPAN International competition." Ram- practicing, due participation in the same manner as the R»x Watson; Wm. S. West and Mrs other and It showed in his life mo longer. rsay told The Associated' Press. White and sports 3 Beach cup. recently won by Thomas George White; George one of the hot- “Watts Gunn and Roland game. Barney has THAU HAS H. Mrs. Wm 8 West; Dr. B. O. Works Mo.se Stein, big newspaper man, nf$ were of the Sweeney. test serves In the city. Escalante Mackenzie the first B The lovplV „f « A smaller will be given by and Mrs. W. Clint. Arrives in town. got his serve going In tfc; second younger men to be given chances cup CRAWLER"** Dorfman's to the runner up. Golf set and did not lose a single one. im..NKjHT on the Walker cup team. Both did the ^ balls are to be given by the Coun- Says biggest improvement However, Barney came back strong good work 1 ut have not advanced club to second winners. to take the third and deciding set. i to fill the positions left by the try flight Of any he notes in The Herald. entrance is to be Saints Gaile Shults defeated Edwin Har- retirement of other reliables. No fee charged Showing have been matched, a Is this Alley column. rison 7-5, 6-1 In the second con- “Since 1930 the situation has Players man and woman test. Shults played a good game, changed so rapidly that the prob- playing together, We think the reason he mi# although scores will be counted in- Gc:£ Form following a strong serve from net. lem of mixing ripe experience with Early this crack. He won most of his points with his youth is now bigger than usual. dividually. The eve- net game. Harrison s serve was With such stalwarts lost as Jones. gathering Saturday (Special to The Herald.) Is because he heard we had will a social weak. Von Elm and perhaps Sweetser, ning. at 8 !> m., be SAN BENITO, April 7.— After affair as well as tourna- the given Ralph Buell. In the final game of the day, we will give every consideration putting several practice sessions San Dr. Works said. Lemonade Bonnick defeated Barney 6-3, 8-1. N^WES. of TtfE. GfcSEflTlRAN#. / to the best of the younger crop. ment. Benito Saints, under the manage- A two-bit necktie— Bonnick won most of his points “Besides Outmet. however, we and cake will be served, and chairs ment of Lew Williams, are grad- wrap cocoamoT Smells be the And he thought he would get with an excellent ground game. Both / will have George Voigt. Dr. O. F. and benches will placed for ually looking more like a ball club. WlTM cord soTmev UUILU the services were hard. Bonnick served / WLUE Willing and Jimmy Johnston of non-plavers. All members of | Several new faces will be seen in in on the gravy. •nJy two doubles. REBOUND FROM THe HoPPEx }1 club and their friends are invited ! the this and indica- J OLD the so-called older guard. Don Moe line-up year One about Mose— The eliminations are to be "TIME CAL!R*N!k DGMuJEKjHT thing doubles 81XXJJ OF TTO is experienced and Maurice Mc- to be present. tions are that the'Salnt* will again Staged next week. BcNEfc, HAD OMLV Tuo FINGERS \ a team. He finds to Palm,,,# I Carthy, an alternate two years t hare strong always something The teams have been seeded as 1 Pairings No nave been booked as m«|NM OhiEACH HMOD.h. ago. is back In the metropolitan games like— follows Bonnick and Shults, first; but a tentative is on the district and probably will be avail- The were announced as j yet, game Tom Barber and Barney, second; pairings docket 17. he able" follows: j for April Suspect would even Ilka Lindhorn and Escalante, third. from the Among the players working out Selections younger P. B. Armstrong and Mrs. R. C these new Prrlbro suits, _ are: Prank Truett Rob- players will be made by the exec- Ashley; R. C. Ashley and Mrs. F. j Sublett, the U. 8 G. A. erts, Pain, and Manager If he would take time to look utive committee of B. Armstrong; L. W. Brady and Mrs. Harry consider Williams, outfielders. The Saints Ramsay does not any try- A. W. Buchek: A. W. Buchek and at them. will boast a very good defensive outs likely or desirable. Mrs. L W. Brady: Ralph Buell and Get Headache outfield as well as offensive. PUNCH GONE, In the In addition to seasoned players Mrs- Augustine Celaya: Augustine Yates. Among the infielders, Travis Training Camps like Arthur (Ducky) Johnny Celaya and Mrs. Ralph Buell; D. Goodman, i Wallace, Joe Taylor. BUI Hewlitt, Lehman and Johnny K. Clint and Mrs. H L. Kellv; Par COLUMBUS. O . April 7. «*)— yesterday by then 4 to 2. can draw from Bishop Clements, Bud DeGeorge For Golf j trimming the U. S. G. A. Morris Clint and Mrs. J. W Ir- Paul Jackson of and Lothar Tasto and Dale Hork- SAYS M’GRAW The fans who like to argue that such youths as vine: W. B. Clint and Mrs. B. O. URBANA. 7. Another Cub Deal? Chandler Harper of man are showing good form. The 111., April (JP)—If you Babe Ruth is slowing up have some Kansas City. Works; Capt. E Coct; and Mrs. B. wish to a of — KANSAS CITY, April 7. (*J— Georee T. Dunlap. inner-defense worries are all over play good game golf, these but Virginia Beach. T. Conwell: B. T. Conwell and Mrs. basts for saying it days ; Pres. William L. Veeck came to Seaver I as these players are working dally. just work up a headache and may- Jr., of Princeton, Charles B. and Mrs. E. Cock; R. Creager Wait man old man where Baseball's they still have to keep quiet about Kansas City today to get another and Gus Moreland ^nake and Will Bill be you’ll put par Aggressiveness of Los Angeles Jesse Dennett: Jesse Dennett and his hitting. The Babe was thrown close-up on his Cubs and rumors ! Kachtik are the hurlers with Pete “he” belongs. of Dallas. Mrs. R. B Creager; O. D. Deputy on a followed _____ Garrison and Jean Hall re- The with a headache Is Missing, Veteran out at first yesterday relay of another big deal him j as golf player and Mrs. A. D. Dickinson; George ceivers. over his from short to second and was Manager Rogers Hornsby, still a has the advantage com- Desha and Mrs. Lena More: A. D. Avers caught at the plate trying to score little dissatisfied with the Cub bai- panion who feels "fit as a fiddle," Manager ; Dickinson and Mrs. O. D. Deputy; R, on a single to center. But his big ting puiut), admitted he wouldn't Dr. Coleman Griffith, psycho- A D. Durst and Mrs. Robert Ernst; ath- bat has driven home 13 runs in mind having "Chick” Hafey, the St logical research director of Robert Ernst and Mrs. A. D. Durst; the last five days. Louis Cardinal holdout, in the out- : The letics at the University of Illinois KANSAS CITY. April 7. fAV- Faulk and Mrs. J. 8- B Har- field along with Babe Herman of Harry' Bald today. His explanation: White-haired John McGraw. 59 J. S. B. Harvev and Mrs. Spudders Win One the Cincinnati Reds. vey: "This headache keeps him from W- E. Heaner and years old today, believes baseball FREDERICK. Okla., April 7- Harrv Faulk: pressing and from experimenting. Davis Cromack; J. W. Irvine has lost much of the punch anti —Wildness on the part of Des Chisox Hurlers Slump ; Sports Mr. He Is out merely to play the game and Mrs. Morris Clint; H. L. Kelly he is out do that aggressiveness that he has exempli- Moines hurlers paved the way for LOUISVILLE, April 7. lAV-Wtth and this means to and Mrs. D. K. Clint; A. M. Kent a 19 to 14 defeat the the pennant dash Just around the which he has been most in the fied during 42 years as a fiery yesterday by A. H. the Texas lea- and Al and Mrs. A. H. King; King * of Wichita Falls club of corner, Pitchers Ted Lyons l Spade habit doing. and manager. and Mrs. A. M. P. N. Lam- player Vanfleet and Gi»e!- Thomas are Lew Kent; "If a man into a game gue. Bertrand, worrying Manager | goes goif 'The ball is the same size, bases bert on and Mrs. H. R. McKay; W. bach allowed the Texans 18 hits, Fonseca of the White Sox. Both BAL EUSTACE feeling fine, either of two things are the same distance as they By E McDavttt and Mrs. H Mclby; apart three of them homers, while the displayed signs of their old ability may happen. He may start to make were when I started in Lam- first base- tour H. R. McKay and Mrs. P. M hole in one and thus be Demons collected the same number at the start of the exhibition ■ ■■■■■■■■■■Ml each ball,” he explains, “but the game bertonr Col. H. Mclby and Mrs. W he ex- off White and Bryan. but have been hit hard in their guilty of pressing. Or may isn't played as aggressively.” E- McDavitt; P. K. McNair and breaks tim- latest starts. Thomas was found for BILL CABLER. B. J. C. athlete, is periment. pressing up McGraw. reputed to be a $85,000- Mrs. F. J. Nolan; F. J. Nolan and Giants Are Fighting six runs yesterday by Louisville and on his way home today after gath- ing and rhythm. Experimenting a-year manager, the blame on puts SPRINGFIELD. Mo.. April 7. cause, they showed plenty of scrap ! reunion here today. Their wives, (By 1890 as a not-very-good third-base- in the York Golden Yesterday's Results in yesterday’s game with Detroit driving over the road from the south, Chicago-New # man—I got $40 a month. I went to due them. Glove championships held recently. Philadelphia (N) 5; Philadelphia and finished up with a mass argu- are to meet Mrs. Berger the big leagues at $1,400 a season, Hough, a negro, belted his way From Galveston 3. ment with Umpire Jack Carroll and Mrs. Schulmerich plan to re- 4A> and was raised to $1-500 and 1 the New York There through amateurs in At 3 P M. Detroit (A) 5; New York (N) 1. that resulted in the banishment of main at the capital until the team thought I was doing well. The play- Its first the Dally News Golden Glove tour- Calling at Charleston, S C. Chicago (N) 8; Pittsburgh away from the ball park We used SAME PRIZES world. The Chicago champions Louisville (AA> 7; Chicago (A) Only half the Brooklyn squad came Brownsville to New York to go to the park in the morning, were taken to New York for a fray here for today's exhibition game with $75.50 One e. away from the ball We used the Daily News title holders. ! op. Way (SA) park. with the Norfolk Tars. 15 Dodgers. Birmingham 12; Cleveland lunch.” Hough won his bout handily with Rail-Water Circle Tour 1 Including Manager Carey, going on ♦A) 7. After 30 with the Giants. IN U. S. OPEN the Chicago champion. $151.25 up years his • • • Knoxville (SA> 12; Washington to New York Before dividing ‘ McGraw hopes to continue In base- would meal* and berth on steamer, jCA> 9. team Carry announced there ACCORDING TO word received Including ball the rest of his life. but. added rail to returning via rail, for (AA) 13; New York be no more cuts until the entile here. Bill was in the second Galveston, used radios, rugs, electric Indianapolis with a twinkle in his eye. "I don’t Tournament To Be Held At injured cleaners, 11. squad reached Brooklyn. round when he and or vice versa. (A) know how much longer 111 stay. I Hough collided Nashville (SA) 8; St. Louis (A) and it was every Wednesday as N. impossible for him to Freight sailing* can am not so active phvslcially I Maekmen Flushing, Y., washers, etc., and you get CASH 4. ” Phils Trim continue. Cabler made a and Saturday. was a few’ years ago splendid Boston (A) 10; Newark (I) 8 (11 PHILADELPHIA. April 7 .<&— impression in the tournament and The 1932 race? “The Cardinals In June Apply Railroad or Tourist Agents or The Phillies, having won two of the with more experience will go for if Innings) are the team to beat in the na- places yours the price is right. St. Louis (N) 19: Joplin CWA) 4 three games thus far. today try *o among the amateurs. He is little tional league,” McGraw said. “I CLYDE-MALLORY LINES Brooklyn (N) 10; Hartford (E) increase. their margin in the city NEW YORK. April 7. f;pv-Plans worst* for the wear. Cabler expects look for the Giants to be right 4. championship series against the for the 1932 national open golf to arrive here before the end of there, too. I don’t say we ll win bit Each under St. Paul (AA) 7; Port Worth Athletics. The Phils defeated the tournament have been completed the week. Geo. J. Horner, G. A day Classification 52— we ll be hard to beat” • • • 2. Maekmen 5 to 3 yesterday. In chr and the prize money again m-ill be Galveston, Texas (TL) _ Rochester (I) 8; Springfield first inning they executed a double $5,000 despite a big drop In gate TWO WRESTLERS who have ap- “Household Goods" will be in the found many fWA) 2. steal for a run, scoring Freddy receipts. The awards ranging from peared Valley are billed cur- in Jersey City (I) 16; Seton Hall Robins To Brickell. Later they stole two more $1,000 for the winner down to 450 rently New York. Abe Coleman College 4. Play bases. for sixteenth to twentieth places tossed Alois Kautzki of Poland HEALTHFUL bargains. an ad of your there last Arrange own, Buffalo (I) 18; Coast Guard 4. were left unchanged In drawing up night and Jim Hesim Tigers Recovering the arrangements for the qualify- was thrown by Wong Bock Cheung RECREATION Bears of China. Phone 8 and it to the FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Sunday SPRINGFIELD. 111.. April 7. (IPi ing arTfl final tests- Charley Leahman, who give courteous amused mat the Associated Press* — looked a lot brighter for Twenty courses were named In Valley fans for a year (By Things or — is BARCELONA. Spain Johnny The Brownsville Robins, defend- the Detroit Tigers today as they yesterday’s announcement for the more, wrestling in the big MAR time circles these DEL* ad-taker who answers. Cuba, outpointed Oil Terry, ing champions of the City Amateur prepared for their last pre-season sectional qualifying rounds, which days—and making Cru*. a good of it. on the Gulf of Mexico Kid Tumero, Cuba, out- Baseball get back into game on soil. Charlie Geh- will be held in June. Entries job Spain. (8>- league, will foreign early • • • Ricardo Alls (10*. action here Sunday morning when ringer, star second baseman, and for the open close May 17 and the 25 miles east of Brownsville pointed Golf, more than other one Bill for ad will be TWIN FALLS. Idaho—Joe Cor- they take on the Bears In a prac- Pitcher George Uhle. two reputed allotments for the various sections any —paved road all the way presented by thing, has put baseball on the tes. Boise. Idaho, stopped Esten tice contest at Tiger Park. cripples, are back in circulation in will be announced then. rocks in the Valley and ifs entirely FISHING Hunter. Sacramento, Calif.. <7*. The Robins and Bears have made a big way and Manager Bucky The tournament proper will be within logical that it should. The boys who 3 messenger 24 hours. SPOKANE, Wash.—Ace Conlon, additions to their staffs since last Harris isn't dreading the opening conducted as in the past. One 18 Dclmar. only minutes’ drive 0 formerly went to see a ball game Brazos Pass— stopped Sailor Barnes, year and expect to be materially of the season next Tuesday nearly hole round will be played on each from Santiago Spokane, on Sundays are now playing golf the and trout Mont., (4). stronger this season. The Robins as much as he was a few days ago. of the first two davs with the 80 best tarpon Missoula, instead. Most men would rather on the SEATTLE. Wash.—Tony Portillo. will be led this year by Henry low players and tied for fishing Gulf—Expe- qualifying take part in one game than to sit rienced of Seattle, outpointed Leonard Ben- Barreda. vice president of the lea- Indians Droo Came the final 36 holes. fishermen, plenty by and watch another contest. Art bait and boats. (6*. gue last season. Lerma is BIRMINGHAM. Ala., 7 F>— •The courses over which the Stt. Detroit. Tom April sec- Cowden of San Benito, who knows Han- the The Cleveland Indians moved on tional rounds SAN FRANCISCO—Jimmy managing Bears. qualifying will be his baseball and his golf, will vouch COTTAGES Idaho, outpointed The Bear roster has been an- today to for a two- t Include Brook Hollow, Da!- nah, Pocatello, Chattanooga played for these facts. Art has seen, play- Electric lights, hot and cold Jones, Los Angeles, (8), nounced as follows: Z. Gonzalez, game series after yester- las. Sammy dropping ed and umpired & lot of baseball but running water, gas for cook- captain and J. de la Gar- encounter with Birmingham The tournament will be held at treasurer; day's he plays his gol! on Sundays. ing and heating. Baths. Rea- za. assistant 12 to 7. Howard and Fresh Meadow club. Some Game cantain; Juan Aldaoo. Graghead the Flushing, sonable rates. assistant captain; Raul Salas. Al- Monte Pearson. Tribe rookie hur- j N. Y., June 23, 24, and 25. BODY’S COMPOSITION N. M-, April 7. fredo Redo, fof hits. ALBUQUERQUE, assistant captain; R. lers, were found 19 IKJNDON—Analysis of tl> hu- SWIMMING sluggers sprint Rodolfo f/Pi—Cactus league Vera, Salas. 8. Garda. H. MARKED BUILDINGS man body by Dr. T. E. Lawson has In warm Gulf water. (the \ almost four miles yes- nmmsuflle slid Rodriguez. P. Reds Off Herald Juarez. R. to id and Shears, Indianapolis WASHINGTON—Senator Bing- show It to be composed of the (A sea breeze that relieve* decide a season opening Hilario Gonzalez, (/P—The terday to assistant cap- CINCINNATI. April 7. ham, of Connecticut, has Introduc- following: Enough water to fill a asthma) whlch Albuquerque tain. Castillo. baseban game A. Ruperto Loya. re- Cincinnati Reds left for Indiana- ed a bill providing that all Federal 10-gallon measure, enough fat for Faso 43 to Id- and PHONE 8 took from El porter score-keeper; Vidal polis this morning where they will buildings be marked to serve as 7 bars of soap, carbon for 9000 For information and cottage Longoria, assistant captain. play the Indians of the American guides to aviators. If passed such pencils, phosphorus for 2000 reservations write ■ wires in East Africa Telegraph association. Si Johnson will be on buildings all over the country would matches, iron to make one Want Ad on nail, “Valley Headquarter.” to be carried exceptional- Automobiles in Mexico and Cen- the mound Reds. so %have for the Columbus, be narked if the Secretary of lime to whitewash a chicken coop, DEL Inc. ^ to the liability tral America have more MAR, high poles owing than dou- former farm-hands for the Cincin- Commerce considered this an cs- and to one ly enough sulphur rid dog At Drl Mar. Trx_. P. O. i W breaking the cable* bled in the past sg yean. nati the Beds aid to aviation. of Ilea*. gikffes teanj, ambarrasaejl aentgaj ^ ^