The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION

■ The : 100 HERE FOR GOLF SUNDAY i OVER EXPECTED TOURNEY —— j*at at at at at aL at at at at at at at. at atatatatatatatatat at — n • f • \ Sports MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS: tBy the Associated Press) : 72 HOLES ARE National League: Z Spade Ouimet Favored to Take American Amateur Batting — Terry Giants. Davts. Phillies. 343. » *'" ■■■■■III.. I.. Bf HAL EUSTACB » Runs—Klein. Phillies, 10*; m 104. TO BE PLAYED Arthur Ducky" Yates of Roches- Giants, I Runs batted In—Klein. ter, N. Y., I up. Westland. Chicago Phillies, . 97. BRUSHING UP SPORTS —By Pap district amateur champion, three 106: Ott. Giants. . IF YOU FOLLOWED basebai VET Hits-Terry Giants, 182; L. Wan- TO PLAY ti 4's m the was Individual Championship past four years, here in '26 remember JubUi j Pirates, 178 you will far from a set-up. however, and er. Clements, Brownsville twirler. Ju Doubles—Adams. Cardinals. 40; Of Association To promised to give the husky New btlo will here Sun Bartel!. Phillies, 38. perform again York Irishman plenty to worry when the Mo-Pac Giants. 17; Tray, day Houston Be Awarded fjPANK. HOWELL TODAY about during their excursion over Triples—Terry. take on Port ama Robins. 14. Isabel, valley ■! Beverly's hazardous layout. nor. Pirates. Herman, teur Phillies, champions, at Tiger park Westland Shines Home rum—Klein, 31; Jubilo th » ! Around 125 of South Texas' best Giants. 26. Is slated to twirl for Other Semi-Final Match Is Of yesterday's 36-hole quarter- Ott. visitors in a a; 3 golfers will tee off at the Browns- imp? game beginning final Westland* Stolen bases—Frisch, Cardinals, > morn- V/A 5 skirmishes, fight p. m. Jubilo came here from th ville Country Club Sunday CUWrt£G*OP Between 24: Martin, Cardinals. 14 j Westland with the portly Yates was the fea- of Texas and did som ?! ing when the Lower Gulf Coast fog -&£ Pitching—Haines, Cardinals, won University ture. Yates with a wabbly medal excellent mound work for the lo i Golf association's 72-hole tourna- And 11. lost 3: Derringer, Cardinals, NATfOMAi^ McCarthy card of 40. four over par. gamed cals. ment gets under way. ! won 15, lost 6. a one-up lead at the quarter turn Advance indications are that the 5lMtfi.ES American League: BY PAI L only to lose his lead and go tc the list will be unusually heavy MICKELSOX — KRINO of Pelicans will op entry CftjWAi was Batting Simmons. Athletics, are Associated Press Writer lunch 1 down The match pose Clements, Kring has shown i for the two-day meet Golfers Sports 383; Ruth. Yankees. .380. CHICAGO. "Old I squared by Yates on th' 20th hole lot of stuff with the Port City ag et.pected here from Laredo. Corpus LAStf Sept. 4—(*»>— Runs — Gehrig. Yankees. 140; and after that it was a toss-up this H:s batter r Kingsville. Edinburg, Mc- man" Francis Ouimet of Boston gregation season. Christi, tee Ruth. Yankees, 127. and IfAK, and three of their chil- fight. They came to the final 1 mate will be Donaho, the Allen, Mercedes. Harlingen neighbor’s Runs batted in—Gehrig. Yankees, dren were still it out all square but "Ducky" tossed away San Benito receiver. The teams wii I other Valley points The association fighting among 159; Ruth. Yankees, 140. themselves the elusive his chances with a trr tee shot clash here a^ain Monday after ) has extended especial Invitations to today for Hits—CR*hrtg, ankees. 185; Sim- the and National Amateur in the deep woods and Westland noon Lefty Trau Is slated to hut II members , Harlingen golf champion- mons Athletics. 174. the at eagerly grasped the break to win. for the visitors, while j Mercedes courses. However, ship Beverly. Doubles—Webb. Red Cox. 55; Mil- Moptalv It was a of Howell proved his fighting heart and Kachtik are to adorn the ni’.loc < t entry list was closed yesterday. SlP/J£Y field strange con- 42. /]] to Bolstad out of the fight ler. Athletics. individual trasts. At 38 years Ouimet was the topple for the Valley champions. The association’s 1931 Triples — Johnson, Tigers, 17; will to the golfer VfoOC? , "old man” of the field. Two up at two holes, he lost con- championship go ,&l Aligned Reynolds. White Sox. 14 the two him were three who were trol of his game and was two holes ••DOC’ OSBORN, well know: i making low gross over day against Home rum—Gehrig, Yankees. 40; if tc the rear at noon. But he regain- Valley referee, has received a lette r | tournament. playing hide-go-seek, anything Ruth. Yankees. 38 when he first boomed forth to win ed his touch in the afternoon ^ from Joe which invites a 1 The handicap events will be Stolen Utay as with bases—Chapman, Yanke*Jj as fol- his national open c~own 18 vears Jaunt Bolstad. ill indiges- 1 Valley coaches and officials to » divided into three flight* 53: Johnson. Tigers. 31. lows: -A” for with handi- ago—19-year-old Howell of tion, slumped and couldn't stand meeting of Southwest football lead j golfers Billy Pitching—Orove. Athletics, won ten “B' for Richmond. Maurice the pace. ers to be held at the Gunter Hotf ! raps of and tinder; Va.. McCarthy 26. lost 3; Mahaffev, Athletics, won 24-year-old son of the New York Ouimet was up all the way ovei In San Antonio Monday. I.eadin j i those with handicaps from 11 lost 3. Jackson. So was McCarthy ovei 15. officials and referees of the South i through 17: “C" for players with professional, and 27-year-old Jack Coleman and therp struggles wen west will attend the session for th p handicaps of 18 and over. Westland of Chicago. award- \ The To make in Just a matter of time. purpose of discussing rules. Silver loving cups will be **•-votf it stranger yet the Today’s matches were over thi i ed firsts and seconds in each flight.j \ $\*6LBS AT* semi-final act of the big show to- Ouimet was 36-hole route again, with Ouimel F. E GRQVES. past president o f Among the leading favorites to day. matched against \ a his and Howell first off the tee follow- the Coaches and Official s CO*' the individual championship; W.'Nl&LEFOJ Howell, youth half age who Valley ed Westland and association has called the firs are Charley Puckett. J. B Kent and was in the battle for the first time. by McCarthy. meeting of the body at the Har Ted Fehrenbach of Brownsville. Ed McCarthy tacked Westland to com- lingen high school Monday nigh Bradv and Harl Thomas of San plete the battle line. He urges all coaches and official s Benito. Hill Cocke of Harlingen. Ouimet Favored " of Sheri!! of to attend for officers are to b Dick Turv*r McAllen, Past performance and his wide STECHER WINS Weslaco and Kleberg of Corpus elected and other important busi edge on experience alone made ness transacted. This association i s Christi. Ouimet the favorite today and i tourna- designed to improve understands ; This is the first 72-hole probably the big favorite of the the association in a betw-een coaches and officials an i ment held by survivors to smash his way through OVER MITCHELL Due the fact one of its chief objects Is rule di*5 number of vrars. to to the championship, which has cusslons. that Labor follows Sunday, the , Day jr / As»oct*t«4 Pre** has been denied him thirteen times is expected to work long tourney s nee he won it in 1914. Howell Craig Defeats Whiteside i on out-of-cltv goif- no hardships v’OJ^S/ £LLSMiOC?]^ looked like a hard opponent with- PERMANENT FIT i holes are to be fJo CWr SBEM5 Xa Prs. Eighteen played r V/MES out doubt because of his march In Semi-Final Of WAvr anjv ^sp£crFca^ if « each half day. Jl11 IS Orth cr In | the ks —~ > through perhaps strongest op- GUARANTEED BUFFS DEFEAT CfoPVCNS -fa&SE PAVS .', C^P- X rrA\idG'Tcs>. Mat Bouts — position of the field, but whether « he could ma’ch Ouimet's comeback bid doubtful. was With the booes and jeers of 2.00 1 Six times in the past nine tears SPORTS 10! fans in his ears, Young Stecher ram 20 Grand And has the scholarly, bespectacled through again last night, tc^ki Ouimet his to the semi- Make It fought way Jack Mitchell in the first and tinn L T. A. MEET finals to meet with defeat- Houston Still Stronj only falls to take the main event at th Going Beau Are three times Sun falling before Bobby Legion Sports Arena. The bout wa Jones himself. But in With Pennant In Bobby w.s a rough affair with the unpaddei Four Over Cubs the gallery today and Ouimet felt dukes flying freely. Pocket To Meet Again Straight OPENS FRIDAY far more confident, naturally, re- Stecher copped the first fall l: calling in the meantime that it was 14 minutes after a series of head young Howell who dumper Johnny locks. Mitchell took the second in 1 SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. BY GAYLE TALBOT five back in The Associated Press' They captured straights Goodman out of the title fight minutes with a double reverse arr tBy 4. A'—A $50,000 ace will take 5 Sept. Associated Press Sports Writer. June, but their victims were the Y'mea Seeded First With The . Texa Wednesday. 2 and 1 in the first stretch. Stecher roughed the craig a back seat at the Spa course to- The boys smiled tolerantly not long Phillies and Braves, not a first divis- league champions, defeated Shreve round fight. chinned considerably and nai! morrow when Sun Beau, Twenty ago when Col. Dan Howiey, in one ion dub like the Cubs. Woods And chap port 10 to 3 last night while wait Shields, Probably the biggest question ed him with a body pin for the Us Grand and a few other horses bat-1 of his exclusive interviews, expressed In the other National league lng for the season t only involving Ouimet was his stamina, fall in seven minutes. i!e lor the honor of »m- tlie opinion that his Cincinnati Reds game spared by itv* rain, the Pitts- Lott Next end and the Dixie series to star* chielly his biggest weakness in his golfing Every fan in the house wa ! inng m the $5,000 added Saratoga were the “best last place club the burgh Pirates fell on Burleigh Shreveport made f ve errors to hel } wars. So lar he has had the easiest against the belligerant Bohemian- cup. National league ever saw.” Grimes, himself, for a 6 to 4 triumph the Buffaloes triumph. The Buf i road of them all to crush- with one Well front i over travel, exception. up , I Financially the $50,000 hopeful, What the colonel inferred was that the St. Louis Cardinals. Led faloes scored four times in th FOREST HILLS, N. Y 4— ing Johnny Shields of Seattle. 4 thin voice urged the stocky Oma!i; fea- he had a corking good team, but bv Young Tony Piet, rookie second Sept. first of the rich two-year-old •* 1 and Frank De- to strut his stuff. And n third and three times In the fiftl , {/P>—One of the most -n' tour- 3: young Connolly. product tures of the year, heads the clos- that it was up against the strongest baseman, who rapped two doubles to take a lead that Shreveport fail troit, 5 and 4. and the younger and did. but t^e crowd of opposition in the historv of the cir- and a single and rcored the fitments on is to overtake. Hart a newcome in? day program twice, record the prospect ed r! cuit. slighter Paul Jackson of Kansas In the semi-final, Ge Craig, th 20,000 or more will be there be-, From the manner in which his Pirates got to Grimes for seven hits to the league, pitched nine-hi for the go'/ *n jubilee hien's singles City, 7 and 6, in semi- Tulsa blacksmith, took the first am Red have the runs yesterday’s cause of the expected duel between legs been knocking off and all their in the second and third falls from Calvin Whitesid' baseball for Houston. The Buffalo*' Cubs the championship of the United States final match. \ I last several innings. SHIKTCRAFT Sun Beau, worlds Chicago days, third Lindand Rhem made a clean of the three leading money Craig took the first in 16 minute sweep it appears he knew what he was held them but it was no Lawn Tennis association, which Howell Reals Holst .id winner, and Twenty Grand, eo- thereafter, with a Whitesid HUNT CLUB game aeries. use starts Howell, his piledriver spread. liolder of the title, talking about. in the face of Bob Osborn's tomorrow. With the f;gures in add.tioiigto victory Thormahlen and his Galvestoi , | three-year-old won the second in eight with a serie * SHIRTS four Win. swell relief work for the ensmen. of b:jr Bill Tilden. Henri Cochet over Goodman, defeated Owen Buccaneer mates held Frrt Wor* j, Probably three or other, Ten-Inning of flying tackles and & body p'r He allowed only two hits alter re- and other outstanding stars of the Covey of Salt Lake City. 4 and 2. scoreless for eight innings las t i horses will be named to contest They made it four straight yes- Craig came back to take the thin i lieving French in the second in- past missing from the scene, about and then tNaged a fine comeback night. In the ninth, the Cats click I j the issue over the mile and six terday when Owen Carroll outlasted in the same manner that he woi 1 in- Malone ning. twenty of the 84 players who have yesterday to defeat Lester Bolstad the ed with a pair of runs to beat Gal furlongs but past performances Pat in a 10-inning mound first. ! Melillo Stars. entered the tournament which ot St. Paul, former Big Ten and veston. 2 to 1. Leon Chagnon nitch dicate that the rare will b" strict- duel. 3 to 2. helps | the celebration of 50 years or- Natiohal public links champion, 3 a Sun Beau and Grand The Reds' present winning streak Oscar oj TEXAS LEACH'S LEADERS ed five-hit baseball for Fort Wortl ly Twenty Meliillo crack .1 a double and and 2. Is their second of the ganized tennis in the United States The Associated Press.I giving the Buccaneers their on! ,•1 affair. longest year. three singles and drove in live runs

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