The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION -- !I-rill .. rrrnirrrr~rfiffgn-rnrr---—-mmmmmmmm-- REVAMP INFIELD AND HOPE FOR BETTER HURLING YANKEES — _ _ _ a.. Another Cunningham Navy'* 1934 Crew Reds Have .— Defeated KNOWLES GETS Good Grid Squad Dixie Diamond rSSS BIG BABE IS Eagles Chatter By Elks 6 to 4 TOUGH FIGHT HITTING ’EM back In their old cham- By Associated Press Oetting pionship form In preparation for CUBS Montana Said Due to Give Gomes and Due To opening of a new league, the LOS ANGELES. March 29. (AV- Ruffing Brownsville Elks defeated the Eagles Indian Plenty Of Come This Worried over his batting slump (a Through 0-4 In a well played playground ball Scrap Season contest here Wednesday night. slump to Mr. Klein is when be hits a The Elks got away to a one-run leas than .310), Chuck Klein, b'tUng lead In the opening frame and add- (Special to The Herald! BY ALAN GOULD hope of the Cubs, is studying tim- ed another In the fourth. The Agnl- HARLINGEN. March M —“Chief AT. PETERSBURG, Pis., March ing. las came back In the fifth to punch St. Pete Indian who Perry Knowles. 29.—(/FV—With a club that was tne over a of tallies to knot the "When you get in a slump," says pair dropped a close 15-round decision leading run-getting machine In the count. The Elks sewed up the gams Chuck, "don't worry. Study your to "Kid** Bruno here two weeks ago. major leagues last year and shows In the sixth and seventh innings will have to out he timing and all will be well." when they scored four times. The put everything oc sign ot losing Its potency in has Friday night to prevent Joe Eagles rallied In the eighth to send this respect, the New York Yankees Montana of San Antonio from WHITE SOX two runs clattering across the plate clouting him completely out of the LOS ANGELES—Zeke Bo.iura, the rely upon a revamped infield and but they were not enough. Valley featherweight picture. six foot. 206 pound rookie from Dal- much belter pitching to keep them Fred Wright, the old bug mang- Montana, who was seen in the las of the Texas league, is more than m the pennant race this year. ier himself, demonstrated him to Valley as a youngster three years living up to exoectaftons as a hit- Il u> naturally s question of how get the DX. The Elk centerfleld hit ago. is generally recognized as one ter for the White Sox. tong the eminent Mr. Ruth will two home runs in four servings at of the best featherweights in the The first baseman has been ham- cavort in right field, on a daily the platter. state. The facts are that San An- mering the ball hard and against uasii. but tne Babes sensational The score: tonio fans rate Montana well above the Cubs Wednesday collected two Jtreak of spring hitting has ouoyeu ELKS AB R H O A E Bruno because he not only has box- singles and a home Tin. ms own conviction that he will do Lesser. 3b. 4 0 0 3 3 0 ing ability—he can stop them with oil share of the chores In at least Ball, ss. 4 118 4 3 a punch RED SOX 100 games. Wright, cf.4 2 2 0 0 0 The Indian is striving ha^d to re- SARASOTA. Pla—Pipgraa and Batting power, however, is roc Sample. p-2b.4 0 l 2 1 1 gain the prestige he loss when he Bennock will do the honor? tor the what the club needs most. With Swan. 2b-p.4 1 1 3 2 1 (Utters like Red the sensa- drooped that fifteen-round decision Red Sox in Thursday's game with Roile, Wood, lb . 4 l 1 0 12 t tional new to Bruno, and he is certain to wade the Phillies at Winter Haven. shortstop, Lou Gehrig, White, rf . 4 110 0 0 ben Lassen ana Into Montana in an effort to tag Lefty Grove apparently Isn't ready Chapman. Tony Maxev, c . 4 0 0 0 2 0 him and slow him down In the open- to pitch and the Sox management Bill Dickey. In addition to Ruth, Welch. If.3 0 0 0 2 0 • about tbo CtiKdwiH Had baseball ing rounds. Montana ’'as been hear- Whatever is said aguad's refuses to hurry him. plenty of punch will be available Pilgrim, cf. 1 0 0 0 0 1 ing about the big gates at the chances, it remains they have a pretty fair football team. Beattie out it won t do much good to aver- Harrison, p-lf. 3 0 0 2 1 1 Harlingen Legion arena and he is Feathers, All-America halfback from the University of Tennes- SENATORS age around seven runs per game Her? is the Navy's tentative 1984 unless the department 8 7 7 preparing to move in as a regular see last year, and Stanley Bach, former University of Kentucky BILOXI. Miss.—Sh*riff Dave pitcnlng crew—out for the first time in a Totals . 39 17 27 checks the main event attraction—providing he are trying out for the team. Feathers, above at left, and Harris, spare fielder end pinch bit opposition. EAGLES AB R H O A E gridder. practice row on the Severn river can stop the Indian. Bach, right, are showing Ernie Lombardi, Reds’ bow to artist of the Washington Senators Oeyanes. ss.4 0 0 1 1 0 catcher, It’s ap t« Lefty near Md. The semi-final will together already is figuring how to his Annapolis. boating Haughtaltng 3b ... 4 1 1 5 0 1 The bring tackle. spend John Cunningham of • coxswain. up-and-coming Va’ley products share the 1934 World Series ut. This puts the main issue square- Captain Victor Krulak. Lockett, 2b . 4 1 0 2 4 2 McAllen and '•Those other clubs Hunter, c . 4 0 0 0 -Mike Battalino of better con- Because his brother, famed Glenn iy up to tne mg red-headed ngnt- Henry Hemingway. Manila, P I., 9 0 Valdez of Brownsville. These centrate on second he adv’<- Green, lb. 4 0 1 0 8 0 4twoRique pla"c.’ of Kan- nanaer, Charies Ruius Ruinng, stroke. R P Criswell. San Fran- *he feath- ed Cunningham, University 4 0 two boys are the pick of stray listeners, even after the and *enor Vernon (Leity) Gomes, Braeht, cf-lf . 110 0 the Rto Delta Nats sas’ champion miler, is too cisco. CsL. No 7; E E Hoffman. 4 ers developed in Edinburg Redshirt Band dropped a 4 to 1 decls’on good whose decline in efiecuveness Ust McOonlwle rf .... 1 1 0 1 1 alnce the law decided to let the Wednesday to the Cleveland In- for him to hope to equal, John .ear jeoresenttd tne dillerence be- New York City. No. 6; E. G. Enns. cf-lf.4 0 10 10 fighters alone. dians. Cunningham, age 17, Lawrence, tween a worlu championship ciub Bauer. St. Paul. Minn., No. 8; M. Oolke p. 4 0 0 7 2 0 has been winning on Richards, cf. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Battalino Plays for Valley Relays Kas., Memorial high school ath- m 1932 and ft second-place outfit W Woods. Ft Collins, Colo.. No. cleverness and punching ability, GIANTS m 1933. Totals .37 4 5 15 26 4 lete, has'taken up is ama- 1* D. Paradis. Somersworth. while Valdez has been conning bout ORLANDO. Fla.—The champion boxing, If both Ruffing and Gomes re- 4; By innings : after bout with his rugged aggres- (Special to The Herald) Mr. Robertson later Wednesday but New York Giants rook the lorn- teur heavyweight champion of turn to top lonn. Manager Joe N H. No. 8; J M Sehnour. Phila- Elks. 100 102 200—8 siveness Valdez, a Brownsville SAN BENITO. March 29—The no further entries could be accept- route home Thursdav mirra? one of McCarthy will have plenty ol pitch- delphia. Pa.. No 2; W B. Bay- Eagles. 000 020 020-4 is a real crowd please/ the players who worked out at their lor ana Russ Van Coboltni. and newsboy, famous Redshlrt band of Elinourg ed for the dash because preliminary •ng. Johnny Allen less. Knoxville, Tens., Umpires: Deputy chunks with Miami Beach bow.. : who wades in and away high shool will be official musical heats had been filled to capacity by training catrp. Ed Atta sopaomoie southpaw, iiguxe Hanna. Home Runs Wright (21, effect from the opening bell Wineapple, left handed pitcher a ho to do even better than last year, Braeht (1). Struck out: By Ootke 7, telling annual the 8an Antonio entries. Mr. Rob- is to meet organization for the second hurled for Chet Houde of Donna ertson did and Privtdence cotlew several when Allen won IS and Van Atta by Harrison 2. by Sample 1. Vail* 5 Relay Carnival to be held accept Morgan Defeat Kid Galveston In a six-round spe- years ago. was turned over to the 12. Golf The Eagles plaved a second game here according to C. R> Bailey as an entry In *he high Jump Jaysees Tourney cial. Jesus Torres and Kid Lopez are Saturday, Buffalo Intmatlonals as the Giants From ths group Including Charley with a pick-up high school team, Robertson, chairmen ol the and Clark in the broad jumo. Bailey In the four rounder. general broke camp. ! Jevens. Gecrge Uhie, Mac- 10-8. opening which would have been entered in the 230- Danny Postponed winning athletic meet is sponsored 28 to 9 iayden. Broaca, Harry schools with the yard dash If the heats had not been Faculty Johnny BASEBALL RESULTS by Valley high PIRATES dmythe. Floyd Newkirk and Jimmy Decision to the start- What Is said to be the largest of loeal mer- filled postpone (N> 3. New York Texas largest state in United State*, has an area of 265 896 square s» niles and a population of about 22 arsons to the square mile. £ Today r^T I The glorious musical romance of two heart* in songtime ... Ramon NOVARRO I MHodlM ‘LETS FALL AND IN LOVE* Jeanette MacDONALD I with ^ Jeroma Kerne Great Musical Romanes I Edmund LOWE Ann S others I Miriam Jordan CAT si FIDDLE” I I Music that weaves * FRIDAY and SATURDAY I magic spell Romance At Tour that toucher the depths of human emotion* . WA»rtF, uias AaMU.- esNift iws*miuetsm!&- ££S£g2£2r QUEEN- * ^ BroirnsYllls Jk FtvOyBf»A6o ^ JiiKl.i'J-! Hit *
Yankees Revamp Infield and Hope for Better Hurling
