The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION SARAZEN SHOOTS RECORD GOLF TO LEAD IN BRITISH OPEN
I prised of Georg* Dullnig of ftaq Antonio and Jack Taylor of Austin* Brown To Give and Albert HAVERS FOUR Champ SLUGFEST WON MacFayden Beaten In TEXAS TENNIS Albert Hollins Upahu* of Oklahoma; Edgar Weller and Nichols Bobby Kamrath of Austin. §nd Real Tussle 1st Start As Yankee and RusseU ball STROKES BACK BY BEAUMONT MEET CLOSING George Ball 4 t El Paso. Hugh Nichols, light heavyweight is a top-notch but Pete BY GAYLL TALBOT recognized as one the M j grappier, of game s champion. Is going to have a rough can Writer* readily see himself in the role (Associated Press Sports greatest pitchers. Then he turned Under Par And session here Friday night when he MacFayden, the man for American of victor if he gets the breaks. Steers Take Doubleheader Danny right around this year and lost lo Semi>Finals Reached Today collides with Cactus Pete" Brown, whom the Yankees made an im- Cactus is and be his first efforts Is Shooting With the border's favorite eon in the good admit* it, At Expense Of portant outlay of players and of for the Sox. The In Tournament At even in the face was that grunt-groan-and-grovel industry. of the champion. money last week, begins to shape popular theory MacP&y- Confidence Pete can, and will, carry the mail Crabs as the the 1932 den s defeats were chargeable to Austin 'Look.'’ sa*ys "the up prise puzzle of with the best of them and he stands Pete, Champ offensive importance and fielding “IN OUR campaign. .. barely took Pat O’Brien the other weaknesses of lus teammates. in no awe of the champion. He won 16 games and lost only SANDWICH, Eng., June 10.—(AP) But the Pete freely admits the champion night and I know I can throw I 12 last season for the sixth place transaction had an en- •-Gene Zarazen blazed a trail of BY BILL PARKER, AUSTIN. June 10 —m— The Pat—i have done it.” Boston Red Sox and came to be tirely different complexion today. sub-par golf across formidable Amor la ted Press W riter Texas amateur tennis In Sports MacFayden made his maiden ap- ‘district ALLEY” course other words, Pete will be Prince's today to lead the a the semi- from no Manager Del Baker’s pennant pearance in New York uniform tournament had reached field al~ the end of the third round suffering inferiority com- BROWNSVILLE LIONS Club- when he in there bound Beaumont Exporters proved yesterday against the Detroit Ti- finals of the British cham- plex get* w*th today. open golf NETTERS another m their favor yester- gers and lasted six innings as U. S. the thing only with one champion. You even Blossoms out ol pionship with a record total of 70- might say Meet Charles Sloan of Houston and Cactus has a day. 'Tiey demonstrated beyond Collegiate the Tigers scored a 5 to 4 victory. touch of the super- and 66-70—209. four strokes ahead of him 11 hits Jease Pfeiffer of San Antonio, those— iority complex even were the doubt they have batting power to They pounded for and -the nearest competitor. scored Dolph Muhihelsen of San Antonio is concerned. spare In a slugging duel against all their runs before he was talent Closest to the flying American champion Is and Hal Surface of Kansas City Home plays— ENTERTOURNEY of which Longview, the Exporters clouted 18 relieved. All will make for a Up Saturday was Arthur Havers, last Briton to were teamed in the men s singles Which to be a real large amount of action hits for a 15 to 12 deciaoin. Washington grasped the oppor- promises win the open title, in 1923, with tonlghi. matches. The Longview wasn’t exactly meek. CHICAGO. June 10. —A big tunity to defeat Chicago. 6 to 5. champion is well known in the In the John Barr "darb'I 1H and four strokes back of him The batch Uncle Sam’s track and field on errors Red-' Kress men's doubles. Americans Thumb Nose At Valley, having wrestled here on cannibals plastered Sullivan of largely by „were Arthur Lacey and Charles down and J. B Adoue Jr., of Dallas were several occasions and Schulz, Beaumont hurlers, for material faced the melting and Bill Sullivan. Cleveland de- Object? JWhltcomhe. British before. He is a teamed Muhihelsen professionals L. T. in for the feated 9 to in a against Dolph A., Entering clever is as a 18 hits but couldn’t overtake Beau- process today trials Philadelphia. 8. and safer— ■tied for third place. performer and strong and Lieut. J. Helms of Ssn An to- Bigger and better mont's seven run In the sec- eleventh annual national collegiate slugging match. bull. One thing the fans like about I rally of Mar Donald Smith, apparently G. B. Meet association George Biaeholder of the St ne. and Hugh Dunlap Cle- In the Culf. him is his willingness to take a ond. Athletic championships Bathing knaktng another vain quest for the Louis Browns his 7th burne and Albert Love of Dallas chance. He never a SO- The Dallas Steers refreshed them- tomorrow at Stagg field. chalked up he has so times, passes up were to take on Weldon Lions club makes no money— title sought many the tm of the as the Browns paired NEW June SO break w the selves with a double victory over The national title will be victory year was tied for fifth place with the YORK, 10.—(/TV—No. ring. Litsey of Fort Worth and Carl to the known to Galveston, 2 to 1 and 8 to 3. mediate prise tomorrow, but even took their third straight ';om Bos- All proceeds go pur- ■British W. H. Davies, only Ellsworth Vines, but all the Brown, his paisanos Ralph of York town. professional, to individual stars ton. 2 to 1 Smalley * other members of the American as Francisco Aguayo, has always Erickson, southpaw, limited the more Important chase of devices— «t 218. Hack Wflson clubbed Junior singles survivors were safety Davis Cup team will compete in had good success in the Browns- Buccaneers to six hits in the first will be the opportunity of qualify- Brooklyn With fiarasen playing easily and to a Bruce Baxter. Mayo King and the ville Last week he game. Lou Garland's fast ball stop- for the final Olympic trials next 5 to 2 triumph over his for- For the beach. eonfklently. already started his British tennis championships ring. tossed ing Jack Taylor, all of Austin, George Jack. the Buccaneers In the month at Palo Alto. Cal. Those fin- mer own pa triots, the Chicago Cubs. a before at Wimbledon, it became known Spanish ped night- of San Antonio. Car! Don't know what the adnUiion final round with 4-4-3 His home run with th? bases Dullntg today. Teddy Waters has been injured cap. ishing among the first three In each half of his pursuers had finished a Smalley of Yorktown and Albert and will not in the Houston and Port Worth divided event will be eligible to make the loaded and single drove in all is— their third, it appeared no one Prank Shields. Wilmer Allison appear semi- Rollins -of Oklahoma final. a doubleheader. The Cats last for on the Olym- the Dodger runs. Boston dropped a chance to and John Van Ryn, it was under- Spanish Jack has been subs- trimmed big try places The re- Place to the Theatre— hut Hfcvers had catch its second in a row to St. Louis boys' singles had been Queen stood, have booked passage on the tituted for Waters. He will have as the Buffaloes 7 to 4 in the opener pic squad. him. to duced to John Beaty and J H »___ his but The standouts as 2 1. Time— Europe, leaving here Tuesday, and opponent Pat O Brien. lost the second, 4 to 3. George Olympic possibi- Wood San Wel- Melvin Ott’s two home runs of Antonio. Edgar _ lities Jack Keller of Ohio State pro- will arrive in England just before Washington Payne opposed Mc- were ler and' Bobby Kamrath of Austin Monday and Tuesday nights, Cabe in and of Iowa, hur- vided the Giants with another the championship* open. Monday, the first game. George Saling In womens singles Semi-final — I victory over Cincinnati. 7 to 2. Well be there Cards June 20. Port Worth got away with a 3 dlers; Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette were Alva Mae Craig of Fort Robins, and Don Ben- and Pittsburgh bunched Its blows It was understood time stars to 1 lead tn the nightcap but University negro, San be there El Dorado to out a 4 to 3 decision Worth, Anna Mae Reichert of You’d better were ns couldn't on nett of In the dash.*) squeeze not being sent official Jumps hang Ohio Stat#. Antonio. Katherine Pearson of i over Philadelphia. There'll be money enough left To representatives of the United States Tyler carried San Antonio ten in- and Henry Brocksmith. Indiana’s Houston and Eunice Dean of San Sunday 1 anl Play ms were a distance new suit— Lawn Ted Association, but nings before losing 4 to 3 game great middle ace. after buying that On FIGHTS LAST MIGHT Antonio going "on their own.” Last winter Loop Leaders Glen Cunningham of the Univer- lead- > The junior doubles field was com- To pay for your ticket— The Robins and Cardinals, —
Detroit . Unusual Net Crown Totters 27 21 853 Mid-Season Cleveland . 29 23 .558 On Head of G. Lott Philadelphia . 28 23 .549 St. Louis . 24 25 .490 MEMPHIS. Tenn., June 10- (£*>— Chicago . 17 31 .354 crown of tournament Summer Suit ffce unofficial Boston 9 39 .188 on the Offer favorite tottered perilously Yesterday's Results bead of George Lott of Chicago to- St. Louis 2. Boston j. x as he resumed—a set in arrears day Cleveland 9. 8. Bollacks to Offer Griffon finals match with W'l- '’hiladelphia Tropical —his quarter Washington 6 Chicago 5. Coen of Kansas City bur (Junior) Detroit 5. New York 4. courts cham- W orsted la the National Clay Today’s Games Suits at Record Smash- pion shi"s Boston at St- Louis. of foods" Just darkness Proper'placement give-ouHce Service *ptay was halted by yes- Philadelphia at Cleveland the Kansas Ctt- ing Price of $10 terday after young Washington at Chicago. | Man instructions^ to the ton humbled Lott, seeded No. 1 ^ in*a*good refrigerator"will keep New York at Detroit. _ and second ranking player on the ice over half Ml 13-11. and 6-1, and solve your prob- compartment national lists, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE all low The Bollack refrigeration 4 third set 3-6. Breaking price records, then lost the Buffalo 1, Reading 3 all and will not New York, seed- lems if have times/ you ; Berkeley Bell of Rochester 6. Newark 11. Store. Brownsville, is offering nationally advertised you dependable ^at the winner of the fed third, awaited Toronto 11. Jersey City 12 This only get good match for a semi-finals engage- Griffon Tropical Worsted suits for men at the Ice Service. Ice***n\\ do your refrigeration *- * . ® #* ment- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION t but will be relieved of and amazingly low figure of $10. further Cliff Butter of New Orleans Kansas Citr 9. Toledo 10. of food preservation in a Grant of Atlanta, were ptt- Milwaukee 1. Columbus 3. job re'not Bryan The offer goes into effect Friday, it was an- you already t«d against each other In the other bother^lf a-- ^efficient fomi-Anal match. SOUTHFRN ASSOCIATION nounced. highly mannejnand getting our Ice Service?start Little Rock IS 7. Birmingham 0 “The is still conscious less, we have public fully guarantee each and at a small Passenger: Why did you Memphis 2-7. New Orleans 6-10 monthly /expense. Vi? of Jack every suit." today!, ■our car repainted blue, Nashville J, Chattanooga 2. quality" said Rutledge. Well, know how keen * Driver: you News! men’s “but due to It was It matches department, explained that the group I am on color schemes — The present-day conditions, price has the pedestrians' language. of suits placed on sale was new, become predominant. MMmorist. _ all aults of accepted shades. I WOOD i DODO "The Bollack 8tore will not sacrifice quality. We will not Stubs, shorts, longs and regulars are INSURANCE depart from our high standard. Included. Suits will cost *10. CENTRAL POWER Odom Studio with extra *15. al- Bonds “But now we are pants Slight Surety offering qual- , AND* _ ity suits at low teration charges will be extra. San Benito, Texa* Phones 106 61 exceptionally j Brownsville prices. Starling Friday, we are “Many of the numbers on sale LIGHT ” COMPANY ll to offer Griffon sold if • going Tropical formerly for as high as *35 Kodak Finishtn* Spivey Kowalski Bldg. Portraits, Worsted suits for $10. This is a I be concluded. “The 1 I...i ■ — majority. new low price for us. Neverthe- > however, sold lor *25 and *27.50.” 1