1 ■ ...■■■■■■■■—maiMamiiWMWWWXXiW* ~g^^trrrff|.rffjrrrrrr—rfff1frrr-frrrr-rnffjjrfrrrrrrrr—rr~i- The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION j MORELAND WINS T.G.A. TITLE 3RD CONSECUTIVE YEAR HAROLD COHN BRUSHING UP SPORTS —By Pap VETS. EAGLES Yankees Stage 12-Run MEET MONDAY Rally to Whip Chisox BEATEN 98 Dtf/LE LEDTAE NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK, May 27. —(i«P)— j ninth home run of the season as k Championship Contest Is The New York Yankees, badgered their only consolation. Then they baiters in 191s* and with their Golfer Loses In by heavy hitting cut loose as Ted Lyons ran Into a Harlingen to Draw hold on first place threatened, turn- iMThTBe Expected streak of wildness, drove out Lyons H ed on the Chicago White Finals of Second attacking and Walter Miller and finished Crowd Sox today in the eighth Inning, Big their attack against Eddie Dur- up twelve runs in the sea- piled ham when Bill smashed a Flight son's and won the Dickey biggest inning homer with the bases full and the second game of their series, IS to The Eagles, first flight title score tied. 27.—(#)— Gus 1L HOUSTON, May holders, and the Veterans, cham- The rally fell only two runs short the Dallas Country ] Going into the eighth, the Yanks Moreland of pions of the second bracket, will of the modern major league record club shot two over par for 28 holes were trailing 11-3, apparently badly resume their unofficial battle for for one Inning, 14 runs made by today to retain the Texas Golf beaten and with Lou Gehrig’s the “ex-officio” championship of the Yanks Washington In Association championship. He scor- against the Brownsville Base- 1920 and the Chicago ed an 9 and 8 victory Playground equalled by overwhelming ball league Monday night. Cubs in 1922. over Harold Cohn of the Houston The series now stands all even The Yanks sent 15 men to the Westwood Country club in the with one victory each, and the In the big frame, collected scheduled 36-hole final. CA IS DEFEAT plate will be third homer For the third consecutive year, Monday night game eight hits, including Dickey’s and battle. and a double Lou Oehrig and Moreland proved he is the master tue imess of mm deciding by amateurs. I The “croocial” series opened last drew four passes, one intentional. shot-maker among Texas 60LF WILL DEFEND 19 0 MZM2D, week with the Veterans grabbing Chicago ... 003 001 4 3 0—11 Incidentally, all his championship 23 *turee Titles between mav a 16-7 decision. However, in this PHILLIES 10-1 New York .. 200 100 0 12 x—15 14 2 finals have proven his easiest game the Eagles were handicapped Miller, Durham, Brennan, matches. Three years ago he beat i AViD UWfOE 2G ..mTftE VUESTEtfk) Lyons, the absence of three their Pennock and Smith of Dallas, 6 and 5. by of Moore, Brown, Dickey. Reynolds INTHRC0LLE6IATE best year he eliminated W. R. CONFERENCE,NATIONAL players. Down back into the Reds Dodgers 4-3; Athletics 2 •Shorty” Long of Austin, 10 and 9. i AND i Thy got line-up 5, Tigers QUEENCity(OKIWAT)OPEN)()"• the and the 27.—hit a the lower flights, Billy Bridewell LEAGUE PLANS TO two down, Gerald Walker in the remaining four innings. the left field seats of Tyler beat Lafayette Franks of BE FORMED home run into OoWWy WLL reor- The Cards got six doubles and Dallas, 3 and 2, for the champion- BKlOKtHAT, The committee planning to tie the score. two triples. Frisch, J. Collins, Med- his fifth ship consolation. Compete toe L ganization of the Brownsville Play- Bob Johnson drove out maTioualotJ; wick and Wilson ea^h made thi s and Mil- A1 of Waco won the second ground Baseball league will hold liomer of the year Bing Barbee UJESTePM o AMATEUR U^STeRM a at the Elks club Tues- hits. Frisch and Wh-on hit. f- ler whacked a triple with Coleman flight with a 1 up, 10 hole victory / meeting AMD doubles each while ilec. •• ;k a the home club two over Hill Cocke of Harlingen. OPEN) AjATOWAL AMATeutS. day night. got on base to give / double and a L. H. Atwell of Houston won the <»«•» Tm-s near.'"h. It is expected that the new triple. needed markers. Pinky Higgins’ / ended the second flight consolation with a LEDlfte AKlERlCAM league will be formed along lines Bill Hallahan, in gaining his homer in the seventh CUAtKFllCH and run- sixth the let the s 2 up over E. W. Robinson designed for more hitting victory of season, day scoring. victory LEAGUE BETTERS IN IQ05" WllH A 000 002 000—2 5 0 of Austin. ring rather than pitching duels. visitors down with eight hit?. Thc Detroit Hill CKLlTQ*) %'bob oe ... 010 012 lOx -5 7 1 In the quarter-finals. Moreland BfltfeRSRKK vNiTOTHeTshT It is likely that a strict ban will Phils’ sole run was scored In the Philadelphia eliminated Jimmy Phillips, West AMP KEELER. BATTED PiEHlNtr MW0RSTH6NEAR, placed on illegal pitching deliver- fifth on a double by Lee followed by Marberry, Herring and Hayworth; [HIRE Grove and Cochrane. Texas champion, from Ranger, 2 N\ORE ISAM *3do THE HiTlERS MAY EXPEDIENCE ies. Davis’ single. Freitas, up. Moreland was four up at the Pepper Martin, who yesterday was swat famine. Wes Shuts Out Red Sox sixth then dropped three consec- another, the National league with a leading — BOSTON. May 27. <£»)— Wes utive holes, but never did he allow batting average of .369, went hitless Ferrell, Cleveland ace, Jimmy to level the match. Rey- today in five times at bat. pitching shut out the Boston Red Sox to- nolds Smith survived the quarter- Philadelphia 000 010 000—1 day, 6-0, and for good measure, finals with a sub-par 2 and 1 vic- St. Louis. 203 300 20x—10 drove in two of the runs himself. over David “Spec” Goldman of Sam West Leads P. Pickerel and tory HOUSTON IN Major SOUTHERN CAL Collins, Davis; Boston outhlt Cleveland nine to Dallas. and Hallahan Wilson. seven, but couldn’t seem to trans- In fce lower bracket quarter- late binwles into runs. ossie Carlton turned two up finals,- Hitters With .381 Mark Pinch Hit Wins Ferrell’s victory was his fourth on DiekNauts, Houston champion, TEXAS LEAGUE ANOTHER WIN TRACK CHAMP CINCINNATI, May 27. (JP)—Red this year while it was the third to eliminate Result* and then proceeded Saturday Lucas, serving in his occasional role the Indians have taken — most of his former time Lloyd his mate at a 5 and 4 decision. NEW YORK, May 27. (/P> An centages cost Beaumont 3. club Houston 6, as a pinch hitter, gave the Reds a Brown’s measure. Brown, recently the rivals their 3. Cohn defeated W. R. “Shorty” Long injury which kept Sam West of places. San Antonio 4, Galveston 4 to 3 victory over the Brooklyn traded to the Sox. lost twice to finalist, 3 and St .Louis Browns on the bench dur- Dallas 3. of Austin last year Buffs Pound Out 10 Hits Johnny Frederick of Brooklyn, Stanford Finishes Second Oklahoma City 5, Dodgers for a clean sweep of their Cleveland earlier in the season after three at the turn. ing the past week made him the Worth 2. 2 being up National league leader a week ago, Tulsa 3, Ft. series today. Lucas, batting for while hurling for the St. Louis This left Moreland and Smith in To major league batting leader. In I. C.-4A Meet Whip Exporters 36 and first Standings Hemsley in the sixth, hit the first Browns. the brack- West didn’t have a chance to drop dropped points yielded W. L. Pet. the semi-finals of upper Team— home run he ever has made in the Cleveland 0C2 013 000—6 7 0 the from his .381 place to Martin of the St. et and Carlton against Cohn in 6 to 3 any points average Pepper In East . 30 15 .657 000 030—0 9 1 Houston home park in eight years with the Boston O') lower bracket. while a general shifting of per- Louis Cardinals, who had a .369 21 .544 Galveston . 25 Reds and drove in two runners W. Ferrell, and Soencer; Brown, a slow shot average after yesterday’s games. Cohn, game, Antonio . 25 21 .544 Welch and R. Ferrell. playing OKLAHOMA 27. San ahead of him. near to turn two on CITY, May (AP)— Johnny Hodapp of the Boston 20 124 par golf up BY ALAN GOULD Tulsa .. 22 The other run off and it Police were called onto the diamond Red Sox brought his' average from only Ray tiie former state champion, Beaumont . 21 21 .500 here to end a free for all .323 to .374 to take second in HARVARD STADIUM, Cam- came when the Brooklyn a Carlton could not tonight And place Benge was lead that Dallas . 21 23 .177 Dempsey hurler hit Rice with a fight a baseball game in the American Mass., 27. pitch- overtake on the back nine, event- during league. bridge, May (AV-Leaving 19 26 .397 Harry of con- Fort Worth while the corners were 2. Cohn which the Oklahoma City Indians, Chuck Klein the Phillies the meet’s two ex- ed ball bowing out, 3 and record-breaking Oklahoma 15 31 .313 continuing a winning defeat- tinued to give the ball a good long City crammed in the first. An error by a card of 68 strokes through streak, ploits to others and the Gaines Sunday ed the Dallas Steers 5-3. ride to hold on to major league conceding Jim combined with 16th green where the match Bottomley, »y run honors. His week's individual to Princeton’s Dallas at Oklahoma City. It was the fourth consecutive vic- home work spotlight singles by Jimmy Jordan and Chick stopped. Ft. Worth at Tulsa. tory for the Indians and the sec- included three homers and four Bill Bonthron, double winner in Outen and a double play, gave the doubles and he finished both Houston at Beaumont. ond in a row over Dallas. leading the classic 800 and 1500 meter Dodgers two runs in the second and runs, San Antonio at Galveston. The fight occurred between the leagues in four departments with Del Bissonette’s double and Outen's 51 14 doubles, 10 home runs Southern California’s Trojans ramp- Mission Rifles first and last half of the eighth in- hits, single scored another in the seventh. and 40 batted in. Wally Berger of ed off with the A. A. AMERICAN LEAGUE ning. Ernie Holman, coaching on BY GAYLE TALBOT intercollegiate Brooklyn 020 000 100—3 9 1 Boston also had ten homers. Results Saturday third base for Dallas and LAKE N. J., May A. A. track and field 003 OOx—4 7 2 Kennedy, SWANNANGA, championship 11. Cincinnati. 100 the woods The leading ten hitters in each New York 15, Chicago Will S. A. Indian pitcher, engaged in the con- 27. (/P)—Deep in here, for Shaute and Suke- TIME A Play major league follow: today, the fourth straight year. Philadelphia 5, Detroit 2. Benge, Outen, FOR in which blows were struck. Jack Dempsey, the old “Manassa and Hemsley, Manion. troversy The Trojans, tutored by the vet- Cleveland 6, Boston 0. forth; Kolp Zeke Bonura, Dallas first baseman, mauler,” tied on the gloves again American (Special to The Herald) League eran Dean Cromwell, captured only St. Louis-Washington, rain. rushed in, this afternoon and fought a bris- NEW STRAW? MISSION. May 27.—The San An- knocking Kennedy one first but scored in Standings Police exhibition round with Max AB H Pet. place, they one of the strong- down. rushed onto the field tling W. L. Pet. tonio Lettermen, 10 of the 15 events, piled up 45 Team— nines in central Tex- ending the fight. Schmeling. West, St. Louis .... 118 45 .381 21 12 .636 est semi-pro points and gained a triumph over New York S. TAKES Boston ... 115 43 .374 «. Dallas 210 000 000—3 8 0 Some three thousand spectators Hodapp, 22 16 .579 as, will invade Mission Sunday theiT arch-rivals the west Washington j Simmons, Chi. 134 50 .373 from a with Oklahoma City 003 001 Olx—5 8 0 packed into the little pine saucer 19 15 .559 afternoon for double-header coast, Stanford, which finished sec- Chicago to watch the old throw Chapman, N. Y. ... 94 34 .362 the Rifles. The twin-bill is program- Whitehead, Salveson and Jonnard; champion Philadelphia . 19 15 .559 Schulte, Wash. 119 42 .353 ond with 42 points. med to under at 2 p. m. Kennedy and Powers. punches with the powerful young Cleveland 20 17 .541 get way Foxx, Phila. 115 39 .339 Southern California’s sixth team MATCHES a 21 .417 CUP are several German, who meets Max Baer in Detroit . 15 The visitors bringing since was so close and Dickey, N. Y. 117 38 .325 victory, 1925, 34 .369 known to the Valley. Galveston Beaten 15-round bout June 8 at Yankee St. Louis . 14 well players Cramer, Phila. 136 43 .316 hard-fought, however, that it took Davis include Herrera. Mooney, GALVESTON, May 27. (£>,—'The stadium. Boston 12 22 .353 Argentina Players These Appling, Chi. 134 42 .313 the final event to decide the issue. Rendon and Bernardo Pena, all of San Antonio Missions got to Bill For three full minutes the pair, Gaines Sunday Phila. ... Johnson, 119 37 .311 With the two west coast teams New York Fall Before Fast whom have in this section Chamberlain for four runs in the encased in headgears and wearing Chicago at played National deadlocked, Charley Parsons, Tro- previously. first inning here tonight and made bulky mittens, battered and slug- League St. Louis at Detroit. Americans jan sprinter, came through in the Cleveland at Several of the Lettermen came to the lead hold good the rest of the each other about the ring Martin, St. Louis .. 130 43 .369 Bopton. ged j 200-meter dash win third Brook. .. to place at the Valley last season with the way for a 4-3 victory over Galves- while the crowd yelled itself hoarse Frederick, 116 42 .363 Philadelphia Washington. Pitts. 136 49 .360 and collect the three points that Mexico Nationals. The only game ton although a pair of Whites, Rus- and a half dozen movie cameras Traynor, CHEVY CHASE CLUB, Washing- Chi. 127 45 .354 clinched the meet. NATIONAL LEAGUE the club lest in the Valley was the sell and Lester, were in trouble preserved the scene for posterity. Hartnett, ton, May 27. UP)—A mighty United Klein, Phila. 151 51 .338 Eastern teams, as well as repre- Results Saturday one with the Rifles. many times. The runs came chief- Dempsel, getting around surpris- States Davis Cup team today com- Phila. 136 45 .331 sentatives of the south and midwest, Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 3. The Rifle includes: Flores ly as a result of Bettencourt’s home well for of Davis, a clean sweep of its matches lineup ing his years inactivity St. Louis 10, 1. pleted Moore, Boston .... 94 31 .330 failed to figure in the tea mbattle. Philadelphia c. Walsh p. Montalvo p, O. Sanchez run with two on. Frank Tubbs, right and the fact he packed an Inner on this side of the Atlantic, record- Bartell, Phila. 138 44 .319 Cornell, Yale and New York Uni- New York-Pittsburgh, rain. lb. P. Barrera 2b; M. Garza, Jr.. hander, relieved Chamberlain and tube of fat about his waistline, gave ing a 4-0 victory over Argentina and Vergez, N. Y. 124 39 .315 wound in a tie for third Boston-Chicago, postponed, on E. Contreras ss; E. Flores If; Leo held the Missions to two hits in the a thrill into the versity up its battle to a heavy 3b. the crowd by piling N. 109 account of World Fair. losing only last Leslie, Y. 34 .312 place,' with 13 points each. Najo cf; Bill Cannon rf, Tipo Con- 8 1-3 innings. young superbly conditioned oppon- Standings rain that drowned out the day’s The John Lyman of Stanford achieved treras, utility. victory gave the Missions a ent from the start and never slack- W. L. Pet. final singles contest. There are five “poles” in the Arc- 52 feet, 8 1-2 inches in the shot Team— tie with the Bucs for second place. his until his bellows col- put. 22 12 .647 Ellsworth Vines, United States ening pace tic: North pole, pole of the great- the listed world record Pittsburgh ‘1.50 !1.95 San Antonio .. 400 000 000—4 5 1 surpassing number one man and Wimbledon lapsed about a minute from the est cold, ice New York . 20 14 .588 I Sox Need Just magnetic pole, pole, as well as wiping out the former I. Red Galveston _ 000 003 000—3 10 3 21 16 .568 was forced to call on his end. St. Louis . champion, — and wind pole. C. A. A. A. mark. > Little More Punch R. White, L. White and Severeid; Even in a publicity bout, where Cincinnati 19 18 .514 best shot making and much of his Tubbs and 18 19 .486 before Hec- Chamberlain, Mealey. he was pitted against the man who Library of congress contains 275,- Chicago . burning speed downing (By The Associated Press) 21 .447 6-1. HERE’S is to fight for him two weeks hence, 000 volumes. Boston . 17 tor Cataruzya, 7-5, 6-1, 5-7, been observed more than It has Oilers Victors the old mauler didn’t seem to know Scrubs Defeated Brooklyn 14 19 .424 Wilmer Allison, America captain, SOMETHING TULSA, once that the Boston Red Sox have Okla., May 27. (/Pi—Augie how to “pull” his punches. MERCEDES, May 26.—The Dy- Philadelphia 13 25 .340 was leading Adriano Zappa, Argen- NEW Jchns coasted to over Fort Games Sunday with the been making themselves exceeding- victory If either had an edge it was the ROOKIE SAVIOR namic Scrubs were downed Friday tine team leader, 6-2, 6-1, Worth here while his Oiler Boston at to the loftier teams of tonight younger man, but he gained his by the Kiwanis 7-2. Each team got Chicago. games at 2-all in the third set, when Light, cool, \ Valley weight ly jbrinoyirig teammates took of New York at Brooklyn. league. advantage the margin after Dempsey tired. 7 hits in the slippery game played a downpour Interrupted play for a lounging or beach robe, with tUil-kmerican breaks to at St. Louis. Boston has lost ten shove across three count- on a wet field. Batteries: Kiwanis— Philadelphia second time during the day. monogram on pocket. So far games Cincinnati. your ers to the Cats’ two. Brown and Scrubs— Pittsburgh at by one-run margins and has won Harrington Blue, Grey, Johns allowed one hit each in- QC only four that way. If those ten Galbreath and Fikes. Anderson, Brown, ning. while was hold- M’Farlane Grabs were shifted to the victory column, Butzberger Texas to Robinson and McKinney umpired Formed Club Maroon ...~ the Play Newly ing Oilers to five, but the the Red Sox would be in first Tulsa the contest. southpaw tightened each time Metropolitan Open place with 22 triumphs and eleven up The league now stands: Has Contest Sunday current set- he saw danger and MAMARONECK, N. Y., May 27. defeats and the pace pitched himself Micks in 1934 Dynamic Scrubs 9 5 .643 The newly formed Port Isabel- out of trouble. (fp)—Willie McFarlane of Tuckahoe, ters, the New York Yankees, would Southland Life 9 5 .643 las Fresnos baseball club will take SPORT second after the necessary re- His lapse came in the eighth in- Kiwanis. 8 6 .571 N. Y., national open title-holder in be SOUTH BEND. Ind., May 27. (;P) on the Matamoro6 Agriculturas at 3 1-2 games behind. ning. when he walked Crawford and Robins 8 6 .571 1925, reeled off a couple of birdies TOGS ductions. —Texas and Wisconsin will have . Los Fresnos at 2 p. m. Sunday, it when were most needed to- Washington promptly pushed him Firemen . 1 13 .071 been announced G. B. just they places on the 1934 Notre Dame has by Mgr. Flannel across with a triple to center. day and beat a crack field for the football schedule, displacing Indiana Waller. ed-back, Mi*s Ryan Again Washington himself scored a mom- FIGHT RESULTS new club is in search of metropolitan open championship. The — ent later and Kansas of next fall’s list. Ath- colors $6.50 when Johns threw a bad TORONTO, Ont.—Seaman Tom games and any team interested He sank six and eight-foot putts French Champion letic Director Jesse Harper an- Flannel slacks, one that Mayer failed to trap. Watson, England, outpointed Bob- should get in touch with Waller at for birdie threes on the last two AUTEUIL, Prance, May 27. (/p)— nounced today. Grey, Brown, Fort Worth _ 000 000 020—2 9 2 by Lawrence, Toronto, (10). Box 126 Los Fresnos. holes for a fourth round score of Ryan, the former Califor- The 1934 schedule: Oct. 6—Texas White . Elizabeth Tulsa 100 101 OOx—3 5 2 DETROIT.—Ernie Maurer, De- In the future it is likely that 72, & 72-hole count of 291 and a tennis star who was winning at Notre Oct. 13—Purdue at nia Butzberger and Whitney; Johns Dame; troit. and Midget Wolgast, Phila- the club will play most of its lead of one stroke over Paul Run- in France as ago Notre Dame: Oct. Tech (10). tournaments long and Mayer. 20—Carnegie delphia, drew, home games at Port Isabel. yan, White Plains star who has for the third time in at Notre Oct. 27—Wisconsin as 1914. today Dame; CHICAGO.—Willie Oster, Boston, been named to the 1933 Ryder Cup won a share in the at Notre Nov. 3—Notre Dame and PALM four years BEAUMONT. May 27. f/P)—The Dame; Freddy Langford, Chicago, squad. title in French hard court at Nov. (sit’ drew, (8). Nines To doubles light hitting Houston Buffs pound- Pittsburgh; 10—Navy Harlingen Finishing a surprising third with BEACH undecided!; Nov. 17—Notre Dame at championships. ed out 10 hits against the Beau- 293 was Dick Metz of the Holly- SUITS with Mme. Rene Mathieu, Nov. 24—Notre Dame CITY LEAGUE Do Battle Sunday Paired mont Exporters this afternoon and Northwestern; wood Club, Deal, N. J., two strokes — — 1 of France, Miss Ryan smash- at (New Dec. 8 — Game Sunday Northwestems HARLINGEN, May 27. The No won with undue effort by the score Army York); in front of California's oab- of the season \r victory over Colette Notre Dame at Southern California. vs. Aztecs, 36 diamond, 9:30 a. m. Merchants and the Panthers, both golfing The sensation ed through of 6-3. In the seventh inning the Olin cham- dura ile, hand- and Mme. Henrotin of local ball clubs, will tangle on the allero, Dutra, defending “—these cool, Rosambert locals had the tying and winning National P. G. A. title-holder 6-3. FORT WORTH, —Carl Simpson, Fair Park diamond at 3:30 p. m. pion, some suits are CIO CA France 6-1, runs on the bases but Elmer Han- Box Makers to champion fugitive, has again evad- Sunday. and, like Runyan, a Ryder Cup team wowing the public son relieved Beckman and silenced Play JiL.JU PASS! ed his pursuers. Information that The Merchants, under O. N. member. at .T AH, THEY the threat. Tex., May 27. (A3)— Nuevo Laredo Nine Simpson, wanted on auto theft Boston, have been rolling up an CORSICANA, The Beaumont club had a total of the boys SAN BENITO, May 27.—The San charges, was in the vicinity of impressvie record against other AMERICAN ASSN. Thirty-three thirty-four of 22 assists afield. Benito Box Makers will with Smithfield caused Sheriffs clubs. Milwaukee 5, St. Paul 6. on the Corsicana Tiger eligibility tangle Deputy Valley in de- Tomorrow with the Buffs as the La Junta nine of Nuevo Laredo Dusty Rhoades and Oscar Hukill to Columbus 3. at Louisville 3 (call- list for the 1933 campaign Here’s that Cecil Travis fel- opposition the Exporters will raise here a ed in 8th, rain.) BOLLACK of the Interscholastic league Sunday afternoon in a twin low Joe Cronin organize posse of ten farmers to SOUTHERN ASSN. fense their the to called back 8. passed suffi- 1932 pennant, first ever bill which will get started at 2 p. hunt him. They located Simpson, postponed, Kansas City 4, at Minneapolis and championship from Chattanooga to save his Chattanooga-Atlanta, school work to be eligible this go up in a Beaumont park. m.. it has been announced. but he jumped a fence and es- rain. Men's cient sinking Senators. Travis, fill- COAST LEAGFE John Pierce, football coach, Houston 030 010 020—6 10 1 La Junta comes to the Valley caped into the timber. Once be- New Orleans 5, Little Rock 8. PACIFIC DepaTtment fall ing in for the injured Ossie _ 2. 5. 1 announced today. The gridsters Beaumont 000 001 200—3 10 1 recommended as one of the lead- fore Simpson escaped by jumping Birmingham 6, Memphis 7. Sacramento Hollywood Bluege at third, has been field- Oakland Missions 7 passed 130 out^f 136 courses in the Beckman, Hanson and Odea; ing nines operating in northern handcuffed from a moving auto- Nashville-Knoxville, postponed, 3, ing and hitting brilliantly. r San Franc i*co Portland 4. past term. Sullivan, Passeau, Schuz and pasek. Mexico. mobile. wet grounds l,