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I ' FOUR CHAMPS to Meet in Spring Tourney Finals BUFFS DEFEAT CockeandJPuckettfl CARDIN ALSBROWNS BACK AGAIN ST LOUIS — Dizzy Dean and NEBRASKAN FIRST STEERS 14-13 Will ^ y y ^ BACKLASH ON Buck Newsom will oppose each SAN BENUANS other here as the 8t. Ellington, Stuart, M»rr» Thursday two TO TAG TARPON Dallas Noses Out Ft. Worth Louis major league clubs, the Card- Among Best Shota Be Wide Open Affair In M Contest At inals and the Browns, meet for the * At Firata , LAST SEASON WHIP EAGLES Lake Charles second game in a “city champion- IN* NEW *DRIVE BY ORLO ROBERTSON great as a two-year-old. and Clue- ship' series. NEW YORK April 12. straw, Widener's ba\ Even Jl no district records arc es- George D. big With the announcement to The Herald) is going to make it double Thursday that the Kentucky Dcrb\ two votes each. The remainder, one manager, groom- Brownsville Club M Morrow of Scotts Bluff. Neb. o' celebration Just before the Gal- Semi-Finals ing Dean to open the National tough for m over the fanoits Churchill Downs. | each, went to A E- Bradley's Ba- 12 to 8 goes the honor of tagging the first veston Buccaneers went on the field defending champions League season for the Cards next 5. will be one of the moat open — In the s move to four events when the district M«.\ zaar. Charles T. Fisher's Ma»a Hari, Golf a> in tarpon Valley tag for routine Valley cluesie history being repeated Tuesday. Manager Rogers Hornsby Wednesday prattles, San races the three-vear-old turf to The 200 of these big fellows this season, field and track meet,Is he'd at Joseph E Widener's Peace Chance. the Second Annual Valley Spring said either or •bpecial Herald* ha.- ever seen. Irving Hadley George to Dr. J. Manager Billy Webb ;alled Dan tournament here— SAN BENITO, April 11.—»A according A. Hockaday, Benito Saturday. Mrs. Whitney's Hill. Nor- Championship Blaeholdcr would open the season team! Thu. jurv named eight horsey as Payne Spy cf local all-stars took chairman of the rodeo com- Robertshaw aside and told him to The boys who won titles Iasi \ear For in the finals which start at for the Browns. the measure fishing the probable winner when asked by man Church'* Riskulus and Alfred of the mittee. cease who are back in f oclock Sunday morning the Brownsville Eagles here worying. that be had won the and competition to the Associated Press to ut*»tnpt G. Vanderbilt's Wednesday night 12-8 a Mr. Morrow was fishing with his are Fisher of San Benito ii. the 44C. Discovery. Valley will again see Hill Cockc. in fatrly 1 regular Just to show order the sll- son. shortstop job bring out of chaotic well played i William, oi Alliance. Neb., and Holloway of Donna In the .20-yard Harlingen veteran of many a bat- play ground baseball his uation that has seen the utu*v bock Lnftus Hopes contest Clyde Tandy of Brownsville, with i appreciation. Robertshaw hit high hurv'lc-, and Tankersley of San tle on the links, pitted against odds on the leading candidates shill KIWANIS BEAT The contest was J. W. Pate as guide He lauded a I three pitches off as manv hurlers Benito in the century and T'J-low Charles Puckett of Brownsville, as mp-and-tuck up almost Johnny Loftus. who was up. on to 5 feet 8 Inches hurdles. daily. steady a par-shooter as there Is in the last hall of the sixth frame tarpon measuring out of the park, to set somthmg of Mrs. Dodge Sioanes Cavalcade. , the 1916 winner, and when the San Bemtans sent near the mouth of the Rio Grande, A strong crop of contender., f:r the Vailey. five a record for spacious Moody Stad- rum across the and tagged the fish with one of the these titles has and it in 1919, preferred to When they met last in the finds clattering plate to developed secured Dr. ! ium. Webb was highly pleased as wait of a tournament Co'd;-- 2 sew up the contest. The Browns- tags recently by Hocks- would it until time betorr going Valley FLYERS TO 1 not be greatly surmising post the Buianeers took their showers on record cainc out victor, but at1 ville team rallied to score five -ucs day. each of the champions was over- Sunny Jim FUaUn.nOM, only and retired until m the frames, but was Tarpon were m the clear Thursday when thrown. has *he best the man who saddled Gilhtnt Fox Puckett had staged a sensational closing still striking j Tankersley water to the south of they meet the Port Worth Cats in CATS SLATED * four runs short of a Ue. the mouth of to tournament to chance of repeating in the 220-iovv in 1931. parried with "Ih got a -ally carry the Contest Featured an exhibition Bang-Up Leonard Goike of the visitors the river, the party getting eight I game timbers. J half-dozen eltgibles In mi barn and the 35th hole wheu he appeared strikes in a few hours. The Houston Buffaloes nosed out I of beaten live holes earlier. By Pitching And helo San Benito to 11 hits, while All strikes Jack Ellington ot Brownsville hope one them leads the field the of the Eagles Warburton and were made on a specially designed University Texas In a game threatens to lift Tankersley'* crown home." Cocke moved into the finals of Fielding tapped for white feather lure Mr at Austin. 14 to 13 It was a FOR CELLAR has ibe championship flight by dt> Wilson 13 safeties. arranged by (.lug- in the century for he lias been who ridden three and bee and Jimmy of Browns- The teams played on even term* Tandy J. H 3atsell of Browns- ging gave the Bufialoe* leading the San Beni tan :o the tape derbv winners, selected Cavalcade !eating George and With Critz hurling four-iut ball for the fact that eleven ville. and being tried out here for even break in the two-game with end to his \ote was hat of ville, 3 and 2. George started otl excvpt j regularity. Ellington placed added and his teammates him the first time. No senes Lynn and Fort Worth For like a and had Cocke backing Eagle baseruiuier.s were left strani- | strikes were made Ptppen. Houston second to Tankersley in 1933, but On Spot Bob Smith, thp man who knows whirlwind with two-error support, the Kiwan- ed on either mullet or spoons hurlers were nicked for ij hits by ft has been Mrs. Sloa lie's colt best of all three down after playing three being another story with the Good Material 1 his because ls oil to a start the used at the the holes But Hill hit Ills stride ins got flying in The score: same time. collegians. Manager S*lph wa* wirey little sprinter near ak lorn he has the task of getting him p Season Brownsville Playground Baseball EAGLES ABRH Five giant rays were seen, and satisfied with the 19 hit* hte boys The ready for the big event. began clipping off holes until ne O A h Eagle has been doing the cen- defeat- came within a few collected off the league Wednesday night by Green, lb . 5 2 2 11 0 0 yards of the Longhorn pitchers “I liked the looks of na the match in hand when h.* tury in 10 flat and 10.1 consistently Cavalcade the Pan-American 2-1 in boat. but not the wav his jam BY BILL PARhkR rea< hed the mark of ths ing Flyers Lockett. 2b . 6 0 2 3 3 2 mounds- and made a heat- as a two-year-old." said ^.inde "H.- halfway great showing in a contest which the W ater north of river men allowed the amateurs to hit. — bang-up kept Richards, cf _ 5 1 2 4 0 U the has been LAKE CHARLES La.. April 11 knows how to run m the mud and last nine. ing Tankersley. Starr and Peters of fans in recent water Manager to ifP<—Professor Dell Pratt, of other semi-final saw Puckett large gathering stitches, Haughtalling. 3b 5 0 1 0 4 1 muddi— by high in Henry Severeid the skipper that's a good to know on The In Valley Relays. thing throughout. ss the river. searching for a He 1 the Fort Worth will A1 Escalante Hanna . 5 112 4 0 batting punch. The unfortunate dcatn a! Bill Cats, who opci Derby day." an- pitted together j The game resolved into a Hunter, c put the Ban Art onto Missions : ate this season under new owner- again, and once more Little A1 hurling . 5 1 0 3 0 C Starr Edinburg sprinter who won Sammy Smith, trainer ot George duel between and and a Cntz Griffin Gambnl. rf . 2 0 1 0 0 C through long batting drill 'n pre- ship ot a new manager, is going to H Pete. Bostwick's Jailed to overctme the mental Jytu the Hidalgo century and 220 will i Strut sM almost on even them for the a they performed Enn.v rf . 3 1 2 0 0 CI paring Texas League let ln*ve difficult time keeping his white-haired who which lias made it practically j Jackson of Weslaco o- Xav,cr , Matt Brady, con- terms The Kiwams swatsmiths Inaugural next team out of the Texas cel- lor win from I got Bracht If . 2 0 1 0 0 0; Tuesday. Second League ditioned suc- impossible him to Bruno to Quintero of Brownsville into the Mr f;r a to the Fl\er for six base, third base and retains Kha^am pitcher only McGomgle. If .... 3 0 0 0 0 u Fight the catching lar. This goes providing he Puckett A1 piavs a brand of gnu I acroing tn the .‘prints with Elims- cessful campaign last year e?.re but the was staff are btngles. damage aggra- Goike, . 3 1 1 1 3 2 yet unsolved San Antonio the players now on the roster. It out which should give him a decision p foti and Tankersley of a huddle with Chir • vated Pan-American errors baseball by four Ceyanes, x . 1 l 0 0 0 G I problems must be admitted that Prat:, is their selection over Puckett occasionally, granting Stuart of Donna threaten* to Neither could forget A. Garcia at short center and E. Cruz The Dallas Steer* and For: Worth baseball wise. Hr may have a lew the race •hat the latter is steadier than the Friday oust as the son of Fisher champion in the 440 Chicte ran tn Griffin were the who — La for an tricks his sleeve such as but only Flyers Totals 45 8 13 24 14 5 exhibition game. The event. The up prom- the Walde youngater, every lime they San Benitan woo in 55 6 winning nhandlcap at were able to get safeties off Cntz.' • La., fo exhibition game. ised cast-off major talent. If meet in a tournament Pucketi x—Batted for Goike in 94th. Special to The Herald > ran. rh«i last season but Stauart. wis clock- i league Wmllco last fall each a brace of blows. — Steers with four he does, the Cats >ome- He won on the hole collecting SAN BENITO AB R H O A E HARLINGEN, Aprtl 12. Bruno; rallied nans in th« at in may go 15th ed 52.6 the Edison high \ who than the dav he scored with wor. two matches in succession, Jacob, cf . 5 3 1 fight held the Amer-1 got against 13 and Marrison of Weslaco fighting Tire box score Plaisted. 3 lean arena for the Cats played two games last year lor the only filly eve rto win i d rbv. Major C. K. Brown. 4 and 3b 4 1 3 3 0 Legion here Friday for the other Coleman of defeating E positions. *— KIWANIS AB R H O A lb .... 4 2 2 6 0 night, it has been announced Tulsa. Beaumont and Oklahoma City and ten for Holly- refused to line with tlis favor* j and Wm. Wells, l up. to enter Thompson, 1 by Oklahoma Raymondville may push hen; Smith. 3b 4 110 0 1 rf Matchmaker N Citv got in wood. is the second baseman. ite« He scleeied E. VVtdr- •he finals. Oler of Harlin- Watson, . 4 2 1 0 1 v R Doc” Cook needed practise afield re- Holley Joseph Haney Holloway of Donna is ba.*k to Bennett, as . 4 0 1 0 3 0 Rawles. 4 0 Salazar, more and at bat still is a good ball player and me n«*r s Pe .re Chanc?. a 100 to 1 shot. een defeated Or T. W Glass of c 1 8 0 0 popular than ever gain the high hurdles crown he won 1 Puckett, cf 4 1 1 1 0 0 his best the Max Hi^ch. Warburton. p .... 2 0 0 0 6 0 since 15-round victory over in of infield talent. Edwin with 38 hones in his We laco in the other semi-final. 3 17.3 last season, but he faces Crite. .. 4 0 1 0 3 0 2 St. Lowell is the holdover first sacker. bams at Belmont Perk, bnuect to- and 2. and Voight and Olar win p Wilscn. p . 1 10 3 0 Perry Knowles. Pete Indian, is a flashy field in Stooksberry of Pipkin, rf 3 0 0 2 0 0 in condition and J Lowell played 147 games last sea- ward Mata Han but with omc meet for the prise in this class. good feels that he Donna. of Browns- 0 0 Billy Putegnat Hinklev. lb 4 1 12 1 .... has to ( son. batted 257 and fielded .99.' He reservations. Ir. the second flight H D. Seago Totals 40 12 11 27 20 5 really begun climb the pu- ville and Craven of San Benito ! Ireland. If 3 0 0 0 0 0 By innings: gilistic ladder. may improve in his hitting this "The filly was jjreat last car." re- entered the fn.;** by defeating h —QUEEN JP’itegnrt placed fourth last ‘-ea*- | Calderoni. sc 3 0 1 0 3 0 Cruz is a ^ . 101 100 113— « veteran who has season It would be a blessing be- marked Hirseh. "but a filh* is doubt- Taliaferro of seertingen. 1 up. Fagles seen *nd In this district event. 2 b .... 3 0 0 1 2 0 a lot of (JCi cause Pratt has little ful performer in the In the third John Jennings. San Benito 020 205 30x- 12 service along the border, TODAYa The timber batting punch spring" flight Pipkin Pridar toppers who art Galloway, c 3 0 011 0 0 Left on bases; 11. Sab to the promoters, and he on his infield. The vote for Bazaa' came from defeated W C. Craig No othrr Eagles according threateneing to lift Tankeislev's i-.,w Benito 6. is expected to Salazar a real Frances Dee Julian Wera. who played th.rd Andv also ,i lormer matches have been gl\e hurdles are S.'huttlnger, played. crown Hollowav of La Totals 38 2 6 27 11 2 Struck out by Goike 2. by War. run for the money. Gene base for Oakland last year in 167 promimnt . As might v ex- All semi-finals must be played i Raymond Fena. Stooksberry and Pute^p.at. PAN-AMER AB R H O A E burton 6. bv Wilson 2. Bases on The semi-final will games, baued .259 fielded .949 Ce- pected, three trainers favored their Sunday, as the finals start Sup- | probably pit In by j A 4 1 2 1 0 0 r .Garcia, sc. balls off Goike l. off Cullen Red of cil Smith and Frank Martclli. Ami- own entrie Bill Brennan voting day morning Finals in all Warburton Harlingen against flights) Garza. *s ..... 3 0 0 0 4 0 1 All Wilson l Ikey Donna Pros. are Uifield candidates and for Spy Hill. E J Filzg rald lor excipt the championship will be Aycock. popular bike Out Cruhm 3b . 4 0 0 2 3 1 artist “Coming one of the trio probably will plug Riskulus and Bud Stotlcr fer Ois- .8 holes The championship matT. Godwin. 2b 3 0 0 3 1 I KNOXVILLE Tenn.-Don Heff- the third base gap. POVffT, wii go 36 holes. Party” C. Garcia, lb. 4 0 0 10 0 I ner. the New York Yankees’ bril- INDIANS Pratt s outliclders are Arthur Mc- Mm mmmmmmmmmmm Griffin, . 4 0 2 2 1 0 A New Comedy-Drama Hit Henry, who last year played with p liant second base rercuit, appears CHARLOTTE. N. C—Confidence Flores. 4 0 0 Tulsa and Fort Worth. Eddie If 3 1 1 to have become the club's mascot in their batting ability is the pnn-: Hartman, c . 2 0 0 6 0 0 as With Heffner result Moore, a veteran of many years well on the job cipal of the Cleveland In-' D Martin, cf ... 3 0 0 0 0 0' — who is trying a comeback, and J • : the Yanks won seven straight < dlans' seven victories cut of 10 In Sunday Mondav PORTS CHATS Lindhom. rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 * Scam:: McHenry loom.- as the games When he dropped out for a the 14-game barnstorming cries rest best. He played 121 games last sea- they lost three straight then with the world champion New York “Alice In Wonderland" Totals ' son batted .245 and fielded .983. 34 1 4 27 10 4 won the last two since he returned. Giants. ( Dallas Warren, a holdover who Wi//i Hal Eustace 2 106 games laae batted :v5 caught year, 223 and fielded 962. will be firbt A STRONG • string catcher. Pratt has several testimonial to the ef- ask for Dirk Wymore's modern" j other of modern catching candidates, but ficiency high school record Lil’ Richard saw a lot of Warren u» the man slated to do roaches is the lact tliat practically 33 service in Brownsville and Mercedes GASOLINESTAKE all Texas “HILLTESTS" practically all the mask duty. high school records m .-- Dick Whitworth, a holdover, who field and track have been establish- rings be!ore the official taboo sau won 15 and lost 20 last year. Harry' ed in the last three years. The mod- lifted, but here is ms record since White, who won 11 and lost 17. ern coaches are smaller taking the arrival of the game Jimmy Minogue. who won 8 and boys and doing more with them than Sept 22. lost 10. arc pitchers Pratt will de- formerly was done with the 25-year- Harlingen—Decisionel old by Mike Martinez. New Orleans, GULF on him. who 7 OF 12 infested school WINS OUT pend Naturally, additional high TIMES! no*. pitchers of proven talent, will have competition Sept 29. with to be added The old tuners arc inclined to Harlingen—Drew Kid Monterrey. San Antonio. <8*. The baseball outlook for the Cals, lean back and scoff at the young- Nov 19 Harlingen—Kayoed Ted who finished seventh in last year's sters of today, saving "Now I re- Tello. Laredo, <6*. a pennan' scramble, ranked sixth in member when old So-and-So did IS there difference in Nov. 24. Harlingen—Drew with batting and fifth in is not the whozis in whatzat!'' Chances arc Hiding Ted Tello. <6' promsing unless additional timber is that some youngster broke the old gasolines? READ THIS Dec 22 with added. The new owners are whozis record to smithereens last Harlingen—Drew supposed Mike Martinez. HO). to have plenty of money to pur- season. Jan 5. Browmaville—Decisioned Ttfts on American chase players with, so after the first Here are the stale famous hills—from high school Gorilla Morales. Laredo. <6i. lew weeks of the season, the Fort records with Massachusetts to South the Valiev district rec- Jan. 12. Harlingen—Decisioned by Carolina—prate Worth lineup may be dlf- ords in entirely parenthesis Jimmy Azarella San Antonio, (8>. that the at the terent from the one of fouer of gasolines selling opening day. High Hurdles—Daniel. Eastland. Jan 18 Brownsville—Decisioned same ‘33. 14.9 'Gabrysh. Donna. 165>. by Fidel Carmona. Monterrey. <10h price vary widely! Hundred—Helbing Port Worth Jan .21. Harlingen — Decisioned North Side 33. 9 7 -Ballanlant. Kid Monterrey. <6>. In each of these tests, gasolines Mercedes. 10.2 •. April 6. Harlingen—Drew with from local service stations com- Eight-Eighty—Bush. Dallas Sun- Gorilla Morales. «8>. bought set. '33. 1:53.4. 'Larmier, Weslaco. peted to see which could propel a car 5:07.2». and load hill farthest before Low Hurdles—McGarra ugh. San heavy up LA FERIA Antonio Edison 33. 23.8 'Beck of the motor stalled. Results?.., Pharr and Overstreet of McAllen. — TODAY — !7.5*. GULF WON MORE HILL TESTS Pour-Forty—Thomas. Electra. and RIV THAN OTHER Black. Masonic 23 ILI 32 GASOLINES “I BELIEVED Home. and 32 SAN BENITO respectively. 50 2. iGlenn. San Ben- COMBINED! Study the chart be- IN YOU” to. 53 9*. — — ft Worth low! Then go to any Gulf station JOHN BOLEti Two-Twenty—Helbing Today Only North Side 33. 20 8 'Ballanfant. and test That Good Gulf Gasoline Mercedes. 23 5*. i i Mile—Hanshaw. Woodrow Wilson. "j> Rickard for yourself! Dallas 33. 4 312. 'Galvan. Pt Isa- bel 4 49' — TODAY ONLY — Mile Relay—Abilene. '32, 3:25 6 are in Bubbkb You for Gldd.i 'San Benito. 3 38*. Entertainment. Vault—Meadown. Central Fort I MAttACRr Worth. '33. 13-1 *4. ‘Ruthven. Don- —-—ANN LOOKOUT MT., TENN.t where • Eilers :ia 11-8* DVORAK_ Sally borrowed Chevrolet, in — running high gear ZAsii titts High Jump Yarborough of f»n the State""* _ ^^- Kaufman and Lewis of Dallas Tech and hauling 1200 Ibe of goats, tested 11 1 In —————_j led. 28 and 33 respectively. b-3*». brands of gasolines. GULF WON! fit*8P **o rial a On the Clifford. Weslaco. 6 feeti. Bob Skile* J vIA ft •nd stage Broad Jump—Scnmsher. Main And Hi» \ venue Sau Antonio. 81. 24 feet 'i Screen 3 00.7 » II AT HONEYMOON” rich. 'Newman. Brownsville. 22-3*. WIRE ORCHESTRA Sho* III 9 30 j Shot Put—Ashbell. John Reagan Courtesy DRIV£ IN fouston. 33. 53-2 (Celaya, Browrn- AND TRY ille. 50-6'• ». Liberty Mills. San Antonio The Musical Millers Discus— Petty, Kaufman. 81. 154- A TANKfUL I hr. *Celaya. Brownsville. 131-10' >1AGE BAND — Onr Half Hour of Entertainment Javelin—Milner. Colmesneil. 83 Benefit P.-T. A. ON THE SCREEN 92-9 'Ashley. Brownsville. 158». • • • JOHN BOLES — GLORIA STUART My mores Record >1 “BELOVED” HARLINGEN Entertain Your Friends at 1 riday an 4 Saturday TODAY ,X **' M Your EACH OF THE BRANDS of tawed m indicated on the a to The AZTEC Charles LAUGHTON gaaoliaa chart by latter, A 26. Not* that Gulf gaa war uniformly btu! Other high-ranking g—varied in t-m SAN BENITO widely In • C a*4. ewer •seiHine ee-. MTTeeuaeat, ve. Ted Jennu.gs and His Orchestra Delicious Mexican Food “The Private Life of No Cover Charge There’s more LCAwrflt- VIIP* in THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE Kinf Henry ——-_II _ power