AND NEW YORK COMPETE FOR LOUIS-BAER BATTLE at the course are already In good shape and the grounds are being TIN Brownsville 7-3in Ball placed In good condition after the Edinburg Eliminates Tourney rains. Among those having already en- tered are Dr. T. W. Olaas. Woodle FIGHT HIGH LOUIS STOPS LEVINSKY IN FIRST ROUND Weslaco Planning Caruthers. John Knapp. Fred Rives, J. L. Drake. Harry Ratllffe. Harry MERCEDES TO For Night Football GOLF TOURNEY Johnson. C. L. Skaggs. Sam Weems Natural Likely to Draw (Special to The Herald) Glen Dess. Luther Hughes, Bruce 9— the of Wes- Better Than Half WESLACO, Aug. Lighting Walker, Mike Hughes, all Panther football field was suggest- laco, and the following from Mer- Ed Million PLAY M’ALLEN ed by superintendent F. C. McCon- SET FOR 18TH cedes: O. E. Van Berg, Perry, Fred Bennett. Jack Martin. Pack- nell at the luncheon " Rotary Club li ard and Bill Barton. Bob Kern. Bus- CHICAGO, Aug. •.—i#’)—Promoter at the Cortes Hotel this week. Presi- Mercedes Course to Drew ter A. F. Hen- Final Event Of Fast Meet Lewis, Lee Kidder. Jacobs turned auctioneer Fri- ded C. L Skaggs appointed a com- Bif Turnout, It Is dricks, M. L. David, Gene Brown, for a 10-day stand with one of Is Scheduled For mittee of three. Dr. T. W. Glass, Harry Rouse, H. D. Stuart; A. L. greatest light card naturals Wednesday Jim Beasley, and John T. Couch, to Expected Lynch Bill Dailey, A. E. Krause. meet with representatives of the Owen Stone, DeVere Wilson, Dave the era of the million dollar other service clubs and of the town at (Special to The Herald) Johnson, W. G. Greenlee. Jack i under his hammer, VALLEY TOURNAMENT 1:30 Friday afternoon to discuss Jcy Brown, George Breeding. MERCEDES. Aug. 9.—Valley-wide I jobs' prise article on the block Comint Game* the possibilities of the project. Interest la being manifested in the the Max Baer- light, Monday—Mercedes vs. McAllen. The program was in charge of to be on the local Tuesday—San Benito vs. Edin- Glenn White. Robin Cook gave sev- golf tourney staged Longview Baseball s held September 36 or 37. The course the first tournament burg. eral piano selections and R. H. Aug. 18, was with on ng lively sportsmen Championship Wednesday—Mer- Kern of Mercedes spoke on the to be held the local course In Players Injured promoters from New York and .cedes-McAllen winner vs San. Ben- “History and Cardinal Principles of some time. Walden Haynes, mana- I LONGVIEW, Aug. 9. Mana- states that rounds avowedly out to the ito-Edinburg winner. Rotary." ger, qualifying ger Tex Jeanes cf the Longview West tgo bring • to their city. There were twenty-five members may be played any time during the Dixie league baseball club and two Previous Result* the and w York, represented by the present and four visitors. Rotsrlans week preceeding big day, i of his players were under treatment Lee itteth Century club, was a Edinburg 7, Brownsville S. Kem. Kidder, and Walter Col- the medal scores made dr ring these Friday for injuries received Thurs- t favorite although Chicago, Sen Benito 2. San Juan 1. jw of Mercedes, and Robin Cook rounds, added to the medal scores day night in an automobile-truck of Weslaco. >y the sporting club of Illinois, McAllen 6, All-Willacy L made during the tournament proper, collision 10 miles south of here. w organization headed by sev- Mercedes 6, Harlingen 2. will determine the winners. The en- Players injured twere Catcher Hal milllonaires. still had a big Brownsville 15, Donna 1. Flyer* trance fee cf two dollars will entitle Funk and Pitcher Smokey Wood. ce. Jacobs said money would Play Eagles those signing up not only to the 18 Funk was considered the meat ser- Two undefeated teams, the Pan- he talking and that he feould (Special to The Herald) holes necessary to qualify, and the hurt. He suffered deep head American and the iously iccept either bid for ten days, SAN BENITO. Aug 9.—Playing a Flyers rejuvin- tournament but will also In- on his wrist, ateo itself, cuts and a gash right he the best offer brand of afield behind Bill Eagles, will clash on the 36th club making fast ball clude the privilege of playing and i Manager Jeanes received a deep Jacobs diamond Friday night in a Browns- be given the match,” Scuthwell's steady chunking, the practicing during the six days cut in his knee and severe ville Playground Ball league contest. right Edinburg All-Stars entered the from August 12 to August 17. bruises about the face. Wood sus- Detroit Indications are that the game anwhile, Louis went to semi-final round of the Valley-Wide Pour will tee off will be a affair as flights Sunday tained head injuries. i short rest and the downcast ball tournament he*e lively both clubs playground are morning, the total numbers of play- Emmett fitufflebeam of Kilgore, Lev in advised Baer to gunning for the championship sky Thursday night by defeating the ers the tournament to de- driver of the machine which collid- his as well as his tills season. The Flyers opened their entering igthen Jaw Brownsville entry 7-3. cide the of each since with car. climbs into the season by defeating the Kiwanis 18- size flight, ed the baseball players’ s before he The contest off to a start got great 3 and the Eagles measured the that number will be divided by four. was cut about the face. His broth- with the Brown Bomber. when of Brownsville Sgt. Szpeinski Goodyears 13-2. The Eagles have There will be a championship, first, er. J. W. Stufflebeam. suffered a whiffed three batters in the intial ABOUT been considerably fortified and are second and third flight, each player fractured right arm. NO DOUBT frame. Edinburg broke the scoring LOUIS' ABILITY Jrnked as one of the best clubs in entering being placed in that flight Business Manager Harr, Faulk- Ice in the first half cf the third when NEW YORK Aug. 9—.^—There the circuit at present. which his score Indicates. Prizes will ner of the club said none of the men Carter doubled to left and negotiat- no can be the faintest doubt be awarded In each flight. The play- would be able to play soon. longer ed home due to an er- the minds of the fistic followers safely largely Whiskey labeled 100 proof contains ers in the championship flight will 1% ror at short. that Joe Louis "has it.” meaning 50 per cent alcohol; 70 proof con- play 38 holes; those In the first At Japanese fairs, bottles of col- Ii The got go- tna* he has the punch and the all- Hidalgo county entry tains 35 per cent; 120 proof 60 per flight. 27 holes, and the second and ored sugar water take the place of in the fourth when it see red 1 ” around ring qualifications to be- ing cent. third flights 18 holes. The fairways our "pop more on a a et me the next world's markers walk, single by champion—if and when he gets the Patrick and doubles by Southwell chance. and McDonald. Brownsville brought half fioley on his record, the Brown the count up to 4-2 in the last Bomber is an absolute standout in of the fourth when Szpeinski and the heavyweight ranks. He is the Hcughtaling singled and Jeanes fol- hitter since Jack lowed through with a triple. Johnny Hardest Dempsey. Three times and out for the King, just as the old hojse rules at Comiskey Park, in Chicago, call for. Two U Louis disposes of Max Baer in Puckett contributed a single which minutes and twenty-one seconds of the first round had elapsed when the King sat down and asked Ref- latch Sept. 26. there will remain scored Jeanes. Edinburg added two eree Norman McGarrity to stop the fight. King Letinsky had been knocked down three times in the e slightest question as to the more in the seventh and (me in the first round of his contest with Joe Louis, who still lojms as the the world challenger for the crown greatest heavyweight fighter eighth to sew-up the encounter. d from Baer's erratic locks has known in many a year. Photo shows Levinaky sitting on the ropes after asking Referee McGarrity Brownsville scored her final tally y James J. Braddock. (shown pointing Louis to his comer) to stop the fight. In the last half cf the seventh. Just how. when and where Brad- Puckett who got on through a field- PARRA BROS. dock and Louis might be brought er’s choice, came home after an er- title egether for the first mixed ror at short and a single by John Joe Hardware HOME OWNED Groceries pight since knocked Garza. 20 New San Benito Links To put Jack Johnson at Havana ’PORTERS A I Brownsville nicked Southwell’s a for the Automobile PHONE 426 and ears ago remains subject slants fer eleven bingles, but the Drugs warble about. Allyhoo bird* to Edinburg star kept them well scat- Braddock is under contract to Be for Soon Ready Play tered except for In the fifth and 1215 LEVEE Cold Meats Madison Garden. Louis Is • _ Supplies Square INDIANS TIE seventh. Edinburg thwacked out nine Jed with the -20th up safeties off twisters, three fund combination. 6AN BENITO. Aug. 9 —To Charles Liken out bv local golfers who like Szpeinski’s Century-milk of which were bunched in the fifth. WE DELIVER PROMPTLY ANYWHERE IN THE CITY The concensus among fight ex- A1 ison, president of the Lions the layout located In a bend of the beat Baer Fist Features 7-7 Jeanes, Brownsville third base- perts is that Louis will Club, goes the honor of having been resaca a few miles north of here. Fight Cali- man, was the top hitter of the night, decisively, whether or not the first to obtain privileges on playing Like Allison, most of them have not Battle Between getting four for four. His smear in- fornian regains something approach- tne San Benito municipal golf to been regular but are taking cluded a double and a triple. ng the form that carried him course now being brought to rapid golfers Leaders Stephens and Southwell the 9 August 16 he top. The feeling Is that Baer. completion by Pat O'Brien, the up the game for the first time. paced Friday, August SPECIALS Friday, victcrs with two hits each. 4 ruggged but wild swinger at best, O’Brien also announced that professional. (By The Associated Press) EDINBURG— 'a made to order for the Brown Other Edison Steele and Ben Elam, both AB R H O A E memberships are being Twelve aotr.ber’s short range fire. formerly connected with the the innings of hard-fought McDonald, sc.5 0 1 1 0 0 Everyone. Including Baer him- Willow Springs course in San An- baseball and a fist fight failed to Griffin, If 5 0 1 0 0 0 •elt, knows the clowning Californian tonio, have arrived and assumed Carter. 2b . 4 1 1 3 5 1 ” produce telling results in the race can "take it During most of his their duties as assistant profession- Stephens, ss. 4 1 2 3 5 1 SUGAR between Oklahoma and Beau- Sr..SO* has the San Benito Wins City Hearn, 4 0 0 55c ring career Baer adopted als. lb. 1 10 0 held Dempsey practice—"take two to All greens have been seeded and mont for the Texas League lead. S. Young, cf.4 0 0 1 1 0 a land one”—on the theory that are expected to be ready for play In The clubs battled tc a 7 to 7 draw Cavazos. 3b 2 1 0 2 3 0 Lb-can •28c solid crack on the chin always would Over Local Lions about 45 days. The greens will be Patrick, rf.3 1 1 1 0 0 Thursday, the game called on COFFEE than two being m COFFEE more effective jabs given care, the grass to be rf .... 1 0 0 1 0 0 prove pet McKinney, 3 lb can ■ of a account of darkness after each team & 1-lb. to the nose Max Is the kind nursed along, watered and fertilized P. Young, c.4 1 0 5 1 0 Bright Early, bag Maxwell Home, fighter likely to prove most dan- In Wild Contest until high enough to be played upon. had used three hurlers in an effort to Southwell, p.3 1 2 0 5 0 when hurt. Nov. that the have been gerous greens win a decision in the contest which Bridges, x . 0 1 0 0 0 0 So far Joe” has not had seeded, attention is to •*Jarring being given was enlivened by a list fight between to worry about being in a tough San beautifying the fairways and club- lb. . . . The Benito Lions roared with Rudy York of Beaumont and George Totals 39 7 9 27 20 2 Hygeia, 26c He hasn't had the experience a house grounds. Electric current has apot. symphony of base hits on the 36th Murray of . x—Ran for Southwell in 7th. of up off the floor, like Gene d'amond been brought to the spacious club- getting here Thursday night and The tie left the Indians with their BROWNSVILLE— AB R H O A E to a battle out of the house. . Tunnev. pull when the dust cleared away they slender lead. i G. Hanna, sc.4 0 0 1 0 0 lb. . 1 Falfurrias, 32c file had defeated the Brownsville Lions A putting green is to be built and Houston snapped a seven-game Lesser, 2b . 4 0 1 2 0 1 to the merry tune of 16-8. lighted for night use. Other facili- losing streak by banging out 19 solid Szpenski. p.4 0 1 1 7 0 The was a free af- ties also are to be provided for the game slugging ss .. I STANDINGS base hits, 13 of them in the first Houghtaling, 4 1 1 1 4 2 fair with a total of 34 hits being ije of golfers and others. It Is 8*oi. three innings,, to defeat the Jeanes. 3b. 4 1 4 2 4 0 VANILLA Bottle.19c ;eoorded. Taylor. San Benito short- hoped later to provide boats and Steers. 9 to 4. The J. Puckett, cf.4 1 1 1 0 0 TEXAS LEAGUE was the other amusements making the opening batting stop. big hitter of the night 0 1 0 0 W L Pet. a attack drove Dave Lehman, rf.4 1 WM. A. ROGERS * Team— with four smacks in five course recreation center. Lawless from tries to his 2 0 0 2 0 0 70 57 .551 The be the mound and the Buffs Lindhom.Jf AA • Oklahoma City . credit. War burton and Parson con- course may reached by gave six PLATED J. J. Garzk. If .... 10 10 11 .68 56 .548 three safeties driving out on the Rio Hondo high- runs. Continuing their heavy bat- tributed each to the H. Jjeaumont 67 58 .536 the first road to ting, the Buffs then hit Roberts, c.2 0 0 6 0 0 SILVER I Galveston . scoring melee. vay taking paved safely in each 67 59 -532 the and then the first round but the Lopez, c 1 0 0 1 0 0 Tulsa . The box: right taking eighth. .496 to a dirt road Dixcn. lb 2 0 1 9 0 0 SERVING . 63 64 BAN BENITO— AB R turn the left, leading Working under a R Houston H O A E smoothly big -1 60 65 .480 to the course. Cars may drive Bill | EBan Antonio . G^arscock. 2b.6 2 1 1 0 3 right lead. Beckman won his game to the clubhouse in this ease. Totals 36 3 11 27 16 4 FORK Lewis, c . 6 3 1 4 0 0 right up with It also is to remain Bv innings: 52 72 -41® Warburton, 3b ... 6 2 3 3 3 way. possible Tulsa and San Iport Worth . 0 Antonio split a | on the Rio Hondo until Edinburg . 000 130 210—7 25* Thursday'* Results Chapman, p. 6 2 2 0 4 2 highway double-header, the Missions taking only the resaca. then turning Brownsville. 000 020 100—3 for j Oklahoma City 7; Beaumont 7. Miller, cf 6 3 2 0 0 0 crossing the first game 12 to 4, and the Oil- j If suarply at the resaca bank ana ers 3b Hit—Jeanes. 2b bits—Griffin, I T*! 4-5; 12-4. Parson. . 6 1 3 0 0 0 taking advantage of breaks to flttd #M 3-lb. crossing the bridge to the clubhouse Jeanes. Carter. Southwell, McDon- g IMPi*' 4; Houston 9. O'Dell, sc . 1 0 1 0 0 0 win the afterpiece, 5 to 4. The Oilers’ which may be seen from the road. ald and Stephens. Runs batted in— Port Worth 4; Galveston 7. Taylor, ss . 5 1 4 6 3 2 victory broke a five-game losing Onset wrapper [ O’Brien has changed the layout Southwell 2, J. Games Friday Ch istese. rf 3 1 0 0 0 0 streak. McDonald, Jeanes. of the course so that the MILK Baker, rf . 3 1 0 0 0 0 fairways Puckett J. J. Garza. Hearn. Stolen Tulsa at San Antonio. A Mission errcr In the seventh in- I Ennis lb 5 1 1 10 0 0 will all be covered bv Bermuda bases—Cavazos and Griffin. Double Pet or Carnation Dallas at Houston. ning of the second game climaxed | sc grass. Under the original layout to to at Galveston Cause, . 4 0 1 3 1 0 a three-run plays—Stephens Carter Hearn; Port Worth some of the were covered* rally tl6 t gave the Oil- Lamaip fairways Carter to to Hem. T at Beaumont. ers a Stephens a Oklahoma City by salt grass. Mowers have cropped one-run margin, but the Mis- | Totals . 57 16 20 27 11 7 cn Bases—Edinburg seven. Browns- 3 is sions took advantage of a bobble to cakes.14c BROWNSVILLE- AB R H O A E the grass and it expected to be- ville eight. Earned Runs—Edinburg | V'sILh.19c AMERICAN LEAGUE tie up the contest in the last McMinn. 3b 5 0 2 0 0 1 come greener with each mowing. A half Brownsville two W L Pel of the three, Pitching Rec- Tevn :am also would help. In the mean- inning. Another San Antonio V A iff 5-Jb. can .. 58c .630 Ayers, lb 5 0 1 11 0 1 ords—Szpeinski allowed nine hits, Apricot, ...... 63 37 error in the ninth Detroit 5 0 2 2 0 0 time greens and fairways are being paved the way to can 73c 56 40 .583 Puckett, p struck out six and walked three in JELLY pail. JAlTliJ Strawberry, 5-lb. New York . watered from bar means of Tulsa’s winning tally. 2V**lb. McCollister, ss ... 4 0 0 2 4 5 pits by 44 nine inings: Southwell allowed 11 . 8- •?** a portable pump. The Galveston Bucs Chicago Snow, sc .5 2 2 1 0 1 stretched hits, struck out four walked 52 48 .520 is an$ one . Van if. 5 2 2 1 0 0 The San Benito course regard- their string of victories to six 49 Dyke, in nine innings. Umpires—Z. M. Lee . -49? ed by O’Brien as & fine layout with straight by Port 7 to jj® Perry. 2b.4 2 2 2 5 3 beating Worth. Jacobs and Roberts. Scorer—Gumph- No. 1 . 49 a of 36 for the nine holes. There 4. can.IQc Philadelphia ?® Reece, c ....4 1 1 8 0 1 par The win moved the Bucs into OYSTERS, 58 .42049^ up . 4- are two three and two par five third Washington Borst, rf . 2 0 0 0 0 1 place in the win cclumn and i"*__ i 351 par . 34 63 holes with lots of water hazards, to Bt- Louis Sauber, rf . 2 0 0 0 0 0 within two games of the league Thursday's Result* the course being bounded on three . . Stephens, cf .... 4 1 2 0 0 0 leaders. De 24*oz> Bottle St. Louis 8-9. sides canals and resacas The GINGER ALE Soto, 12,'^C Cleveland 14-5; bv Maggie McGhee, Galveston first New York 6. total yardage is 3,477. The shortest Philadelphia 9; Totals.45 8 14 27 9 13 baseman, got his seventh consec- Detroit 5. hole is No 7, a par three 175-yard , Chicago 2; By Innings: utive hit and his ninth in the last hole and the longest No.'s 8 and 9, Only games. Sar. Benito 533 012 011—18. 10 trips to the plate by out each 525-yard par five boles. tapping RAZOR BLADES Games Friday Brownsville 011 410 100—8. four singles in as to the ^ 7Hc A description of the course fol- many trips Chicago at Detroit. Home Run—Warburton. 2B Hits— plate. lows: No. 1 hole—A small dog leg Have Your Eye* Carefully Philadelphia at New York. Miller, Taylor, Perry. Puckett. Left boneless, to the right. 412 yards. Par four. No Examined and Glasses u A MC Swift’s, Oft GALLON FRUITS Cleveland at St. Louis. on bases—San Benito 14. Brownsville SURF MADS WIN 2—A slight to the left. 370 Properly Fitted by flAiVlO half or whole, lb. LJC 12. Umpires—Egly. Landegren and dogleg SAN BENITO. Only games yards. Par four. No. 3—A 400-yard Aug 8 —The Port Ficobar Scorer—Galloway. Isabel Surf Maids added to their R. A. LACKNER Gal.39c straightaway with a canal across PLUMS, national league of victories here week as a water hazard and string this Dr. of Optometry W L Pet YESTERDAY’S STARS the fairway when Monax, 3-minute, 0|V Team- they defeated a Rio Hondo 1110 Elizabeth Brownsville f|ATC .650 iBv The Aeeoclated Press) a lake back of the green. Par four...... 65 35 girls' softball team v/n 1 with and saucer favC New York No. 4—A to the by 3 to 1. 0 cup APPLES, Gal.44c 66 41 .617 Curt Davis. Johnny Verges, Ethan slight dogleg JJTcJo . There Is a lake to the left and 61 39 .610 Allen. Phillies—Davis beat Carl Hub- right. . out of bounds to the right. The par 56 49 .533 bell fcr third time this season; lat- Gal..56c Pittsburgh ...... four hole is 430 yards from the tee. CHERRIES7 46 56 .451 ter pair led attack that beat former Philadelphia . No. 5—This fairway is a straight- .43 34 •444 Giant team mates twice. CHERRIES ESttVk ‘Brooklyn away with a lake to left. 240 yards Gal. .. 48c 45 o8 .43* Tex Carleton and Billy Herman. BLACKBERRIES, Cincinnati ...... long and par three. No. 6—There is Cut*—Former pitched three-hit re- j MEXICO a canal across the 400-yard fairway BULL lief for 7 latter drove RING Thursday's Results ball innings: about 275 yards from the tee. The PINEAPPLE, Gal..63c 9. in four runs with double, two Lipton’s, Pittsburgh 5; Chicago singles green is in the middle of a lake 7-6 to beat AUGUST 11 AT 5 P.M. New York 4-3; Philadelphia Pirates. Par four. SUNDAY, %-lb. car Paul Richards. Athletics—His Gal..61c Only games. No 7—The 175-yard par three MATADORES I APRICOTS, Games Friday double drove in two runs, climax- hole has a 140-yard carryover over j Boston at Brooklyn. ing ninth Inning rally that beat wfter. No. 8—Is a dogleg to the Bt Louis at Chicago. Yanks 9-6. right with a semi-circular lake Lou Yankees—Hit 18th the side of the fair-’ Parra Bros. Hardware New York at Philadelphia. Gehrig, bordering right PORFIRIO MAGANA Department Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. hcmer of season in 1800th consec- way. There is a canal 20 yards short utive game. of the green and across the whole and j Complete Line of Auto Alto Garden Hose, Fan Belts SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Alvin Crowder, Tigers—Continued width of the fairway. 525 yards and Memphis 3; Atlanta 6. remarkablv consistent pitching, pax five. No. 9—There is a ditch 125 Accessories and Spark Plugs Birmingham 6; Chattanooga 4. beating White Sox 5 to 2. yards from the tee with water the entire of the to the Litla Rock 2-5; Knoxville 4-2. Hal Troeky. Indians—Homer and length fairway GREGORIO GARCIA right and a slight to the left Automobile Tubes of Ammunition New Orleans 9; Nashville 2. two singles led 14-run assault on dogleg Big Supply 525 yards and par five. Browns in first game of double head- BULLS FROM m — er. 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