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—1 ■ 1 —— Knock Out Ex-Champ; Virtually...■— Passing, punting and place-ktekma 1 IS HE THE NEXT CHAMPION? were stressed by Ooach "Dutch Bout Will Go On Air MAS Meyer. EAGLES VS. REDSKINS PIRATES BEAT SQUADS The Arkansas Rasorbacks placed, emphasis on a wide open game, due THE BROWNSVILLE high school By ALAN GOULD to the lightness of the backflekt will be shext- which averages 163 pounds, as they Screaming Eagles NEW YORK, 24. (AP)—The roar of the mightiest Sept. CARDS WORKING HARD prepared for their first action—with ender* here Friday night when they 12T00 crowd that has been lured to the ringside by the fight the Kansas State Teachers of Pitts- collide with the powerful Donna ballyhoo in eight years signalizes the return of pugilistic burg. school Redskins under the Rica L. S. Other con- high in the vast of the St. Louis Must Down Cubs Play* U.; Coach Jack Che vigny eald be on Tucker Field. The prosperity Tuesday night open spaces sidered his floodlights Fivo Southwest Elevens Texas University Long- Redskins scalped their way to a . Straight In horns a full week further advanced Valley and bl-dlstrict “B” cham- Built a dozen years ago to exploit the hitting power of Ordor to Win In Breathers that et this time last year. Chevlfny last and were -.*.. started off for the year, they Babe Ruth, about the time that was pound- polishing playa Eionshiplngs of all the territory they sur- Tht Associated Press) (By Tbs AMocistsd pthd season opener Saturday against Luis into the stadium fur- (By veyed In this section—"A”, "B" or ing Angel Firpo senselessness, When Charley Grimm, manager All ooaches o! the Southwest Con- Texas A. Ac L msnes me now xor a ference faced the same what-have-you. setting xisuc* of the Cubs, traded Big Jim Weaver Job Tuesday They have lost their bruising sine* Rick- primed to deliver some solemn —that of (rinding off the rough fantasy unknown Tex to last winter, he fullback. “Big Boy” Barnard, but, Pittsburgh prob- spots in preparation for coming con- Golf Exhibition ard died and unsuspected until a warnings. ably didn’t realize that the oversize they still have Stuart and Reed ference same*. { 21-vear old took the 60 was the agitation right hander would pitch To Be Continued behind a powerful forward wall, and I negro country pronounced Five of the seven mentors saw the storm with his along tin-ear alley Monday into the National League pennant. (Apodal to The Hr raid) flbat spells trouble for any South by punch. night spots eome to the surface In com- Baer's Weaver did that stunt — Vfex&s eleven. It's one of the most amazing respecting possible plan o| Monday petition last Saturday, although HARLINGEN. Sept. 34 Dickie battle that Jack said he when he blanked the Turner of McAllen. 1936 ’ The Brownsville Eagles know things that has ever happened In Dempsey challenging their teams won easily over minor Valley reconsider acting as one of Cardinals with four hits, and his amateur golf champion, and Tucker that they are the short-enders, but sports, no matter what the outcome might elevens. the Californian s seconds. Pirate mates pounded out a 12 to 0 Bowley. Mission will continue are determined to down this evening as Jos Louis, the and were seen pro. go fight- over the Blocking tackling chocolate soldier with the The general belief was that victory 1934 world cham- as their match with H1U Cocke. Har- ing If they must go down. The devas-1 main weaknesses in the South- a stockholder in the Baer pions. lingen amateur, and Tony Butler, an under- tatins fists, meets the comeback Dempsey, ern Methodist Mustangs' perform- Eagles have developed That came as near as to combination, would go through with possible es local muny pro. on the local course dog fighting spirit for the Donna challenge of the wild-swinging, ance. Coach Matty Bell put his his but the old tossing the right Into the Sunday. tilt which is certain to be one of the emotionally-furious Max Baer, for- original plan, pennant chargee through the drills. "Manassa Mauler" was as Cubs lap. for the only way St They played in the rain here this mer world champion. described Th* Baylor Bears sought to get Sunday best contests on display Louis can win the la to the flag outright over s bad case as at Mission, completing only nine season. In scarcely a year. Louis has be- highly perturbed by suggestion of fumbling Coach he would Influence Max to trim Chicago five games straight in holes with Butler and Cocke one up The made their debut last come the greatest individual draw- employ Morley Jennings groomed them for Eagles their final senes, which starts Wed- on Bowles. They will an en- in ing card In American sports. The unfair tactics. a game with the Hardin-Simmons play week by defeating Mercedes 39-0 nesday. tirely new match of II holes here answer to a fight s Baer's board of strategy had a Cowboys. a somewhat ragged contest, but promoter pray- The Cardinal defeat, while the Sunday. after a in which session with Dempsey Monday Facing Intersections! competition they flashed enough power to prove er. period heavy- Cube enjoyed the first of two days has new night, shortly after the Californian’s of no little consideration, the Rice that they are a decided Improve- weight pugilism plumbed of idleness after their 18-game win- of and financial arrival by train from his camp at Owls didn't let a muddy field stop ment over the '34 edition which fin- depths mediocrity ning streak, put the Cards S 1-2 disaster, the sensational Detroit Speculator, N. Y. Louis remained them from "learning tricks” to be ished third in the “A" district race games behind Chicago. electrified entire fis- at his In Lakes, used against Louisians State Univ- Monday afternoon the AguUas went negro has the quarters Pompton If they beat the Pirates Tuesday tic outlook. N. J., until Tuesday morning. ersity Saturday. through a strenuous session of; the Cardinals can gain a ue for the or the for- Oates to the Yankee Stadium Coach Homer Norton, pleased in blocking and tackling in prepara-1 Win lose against most flag by beating the Cubs four out oi were to at 3 m. The general with th# performance of tion for the invasion of the Donna- midable antagonist he has faced, open p. pre- five. If they lose to Pittsburgh, It main for the liminary bouts, a semi- the Texas Aggies, began to concen- ltes. They also clicked through sev- Louis is the magnet including will eliminate the possibility of a final between Max's brother. trate on fundamental drills and new eral new tricks to be puUed for the greatest crowd that ever gathered Buddy tie and require five straight or Baer and Pord plays. edification of the visitors. for a non-championship match. Smith. Montana nothing. “The 7 Injuries continued to worry the BIG NIGHT” Maurice also work- It's a mililon-dollar show, sur- heavyweight, start at p. m While Weaver was tht ^Coach Pipkin subduing T. C. U. Horned Drew Ellis u Une rounded such furious debate and The main bout, which will be Cards In Buc- Frogs. ed hard In getting the Eagle by brilliant fashion, the She’ll win a broadcast over a National Broad- was out with a bruised right leg jo charge on the defense—one of such extraordinary demand for caneers. led by Floyd “Pep’’ Young your heart 1 the major flaws which was uncov- tickets at any price that the great casting company hookup, was set rattled a quintet of Cardinal fling for 8 m. Central Standard Time. aa ahc's ered by the Mercedes contest. Rickard. If he had lived through p. ers for 18 nits. J The Redskins are double tough the depression years of , The third place (Kants lost thetr winntig the* would have looked on in wonder- outside chance of but and are due to win. but the Eagles tying Chicago heart* of :i| will fire both barrels at them here ment and remarked characteristic- retained the possibility that they r millkma. Friday night. ally, T ve never seed nothin’ like might beet out St Louis for second JOE LOl'IS, • • • it" place. The Terrymen spilt a twin Fight Facts The sensational Negro mho Tuesday night mas a 3*1 favorite to beat The of Rickard's luck. It bill with the Brave®, winning the Wednesday ALF0N80 FLORES, known far legend Max Baer, former in the to as champion, biggest bout the fight game has and and wide as 'Kid Pancho”, fights seemed, has carried on under the • By The Associated Press) | opener 3 2 Carl Hubbell ed?ed Thursday mltnessed m the past eight years. In Harlingen Thursday night, and skillful hand of Tex's one-time as-; Time and place—Yankee Stad- out Ed Brandt In a mound duel but a 9 7 setback when that fact recalls mental pictures of sociate and now his successor in ium. New York. Tuesday night. taking to — Frank Babler and Parmalee A newsboy gifted fight promotion Michael Sept. 24. Preliminaries at 6 p. m. Roy John Phillies and scrapping ineffective. Moore. Ralph who should have been a world Strauss Jiacobs. (Central Standard Time). Main proved Brooklyn held sixth place safe Boyle. Dodger*—Moore’s homer •hamplon All of tht competent The box-office reports forecast a bout 8 p. m. or earlier if weather _ VOv ( from the Jim INDIANS one on tenth God-lea* Phillies by pounding COP with In won flrat critics who saw Pancho in his probaole sellout or the nearest threatens. In event of postpone- game. hntlcM.^.^ Blvln and Orville Jorgena for an hsa riles* he agree that he had everything thing to it in fight history. The ment, fight win be held Wednes- Bovle led winning attack In aeeond The new 5-fiwr- prime eight-run seventh-inning to win the foufht his brutal that a needed. weather man forecasts "fair and day night. with three hits. old aenMtlon champion second half of a doubleheader 8-4 Little Alfonso discovered how warmer tonight," with nothing for Principals—Max Adalbert Baer, Carl Hubbell. Giants, and Randy way. Johnny Moore’s tenth-inning homer TEXASFLAG SYBIL he was with his dukes by Jacobs to worry about except the 26-year-old Californian and for- Moore. Brave*—Hubbell limited JASON handy gave the Phils the opener 4-2. thoroughly thrashing the big bul- ultimate Job of matching the win- mer heavyweight champion of the Braves to six hits In opener; Moore In The American League game Paul MUNI who to run him off ner with James J. Braddock for world, and Joseph (Barrow i Louis, only hit home and two singles In after* lies attempted saw the Yankees extend their win- Oklahoma On — In — his corner at Broad- the world heavy-weight champion in 21-year-old Detroit negro. City Romps piece. “LITTLE paper selling ning streak to five straight with a Houston streets. He final- 1936. Conditions—15 rounds to a de- BIG SHOT* way and 5 to 1 victory over the Senators. Tulsa to Qualify ly attracted the attention of John- cision. with two judges and a ref- with Record Breaking Gate eree For ‘Dixie’ ny Coulon, former bantarn cham- officiating. ‘SCARFACE’ Okndo Farrell world, who wa* Seating rapacity—*4 56® includ- Robt. of the promot- A crowd Armstrong capacity Tuesday night room. . Sept 24. g fights at Fort Sam Houston ing standing With Id. Everett Eon means close to 95,000 spectators and ! The Oklahoma Indiana stood during the war. Pancho began by Gate receipts—$1,184.83016 If a PANCHO WILL City Horton an aggregate gate" of 11,184,830. at ths <4 their Texas GEORGE RAFT fighting his brother. “Nando” as a j sellout. peak League THEATRE more than twice as much money i career cham- kid at Fort Sam. He Probable odd*—5 to I l oula t to Tuesday—Undisputed LA FERIA Ann Dvorak 15-year-old as any fight has drawn in1 for his brother, prisa 1 Baer pions of the loop. coon got too much Karloff — five years and a mark surpassed The Independent Home Owned Theatre Boris E*tr* Special I and was the Distribution of gate—SO per cent MEETBEARD hard-hitting tight-fielding CTjo stepped up lntp tough- only slightly by the memorable I of net each ball club welcome successor to the “Fi.h From er competition. to fighter; If per rent Coat Flrpo-Dempeey battle of 1923. — Last of Little Pancho became the idol of to milk fund. squad which finished in the league Tuesday Day Heir* Measured by present-day finan- j cellar In 1933 and lashed out 100°'# I Ban Antonio, reaching his peak Probable weather—Fair and Hot Contest Expected In 1934. clal standards, It is much more warm. at Beaumont here Monday night, when he fought Johnny McOoy to ! Card At Announcement Tonite startling than the fact that the last Radio Boxing won a smashing 6-2 and "MAD LOVE" a 15-round draw. The following broadcast—Over combin- victory, Dempeey Tunney duel attracted attained the which at 8:30 week McCoy went to the Pacific ed NBC. WYAF and WJZ network. Harlingen championship with PETER LORRE nearly $3,000,000 in gate receipts at is decided the 4 out of 7 Coast and won the flyweight cham- Referee and judge*—To be as- by Shaugh- FRANCIS DRAKE Chicago in 1927. (Sped*] to Th* Herald) ne.ssv series. of the world. rigned by the State Athletic com- pionship — Is s Nits Judging from the prices spec- on HARLINGEN, Sept. 24 Kid No other club could The Every Night Big He was too homesick when he mission Tae*day. grumble. ulators have been asking—and get- Price* of • Pancho, canny veteran of 200 ring Indians finished on top of the per- got away from the Alamo to be tickets—Admission ting—for choice ringside locations, and battles and yet without a mark of at the end of the of success in the time standing room 13.45. Reserved centage standings much a big will a the actual money paid to witness •eats 15.75, 87.75. 811.50. and ihe ring, get the acid test In regular season. Never more than a He went to New York once ,and |16.M m the bout will be far in excess of i ten round bout here Thursday night few out of the lead, beat September and fought a draw' with Mickey Genaro, j m. games they the box-office figures. Pasteboards when he collides with Lou Beard. the Beaumont in but. while the big time promoters Preliminaries—Ruridv Baer. Liv- hustling Exporters October of the $25 class—and there are no ermore Port Worth slugger who has won the stretch drive, and made short L III were for him. he Cat* vs. Ford Smith. Wednesday clamoring hopped over half of his via the less than 23.107—have been bring- Kalispell. Mont.; Hank Hank in fights kayo work of Tulsa In the first bracket FjTT" 1* train and beat it back to San • from $50 to $200 each route. Are the Most ing anywhere son. Los Anreles. n. Eddie Ma- of the playoff between the four up- § Delightful And 111 Antonio. Pancho needs no Introduction to Thursday on Broadway during the last week der, New York, six rounds each. per half teams. & Months of the Year at ^ The Kid Lencho-Pancho series It's the old-time lure of the fans for he has hare George Turner. Salllsow. Ok la., vs. Valley fought Tuesday they were eager for the •aw the fight game hit the peak in The knockout wallop, the blood and> Heim on numerous occasions- He is far season's finale—the Dixie Serrs Perfect Family Program Ban Antonio. They scrapped eigl/ Korihaa*. Germany; Bob big thunder stuff of the that and away the cleverest scrapper houses with prise ring Paotor. New York ra Terry with the Southern Association win- .times before capacity i Val- has brought to New York the great- Mitchell, ; Jorge Brescia. ever to pull on a glove in the ner. While New Orleans and At- I Del Mar and Lencho AFancho winning five and he will est gathering of notables for any South America v*. Paul Proa*. ey territory, depend upon lanta fight It out for the associa- Three this to car- sporting event since the boomdays. New Ynrk; Nathan Mann. New cleverness and ring craft tion championship, the Indians are Pancho Is best kivgvn in the Beard The They are not likely to be disap- Haven vs. ry him through against out balls, bats and Valley lor knocking over Johnny Conn., George Chip. wearing gloves I Beach Not Is the entire set- Port Worth boy is a real scrapper, In —and the who pointed. only WUkes-Barre, P*.; Tony Caneela practice for the “Dixie' Hughes, the tough slugger — ting such as to arouse the utmost rs. Jhn having met such opponents as Joe which mill be ths Rates Reduced 20% whipped everything In sight in this Mniott. four rounds each. percentage split in combative instincts on Marcus. Chief Parris. Midget Mex- due. gection. eitigrj players’ to 40% Under Summer side, but there is a tremendous NATIONAL GAY [ ico, Joe Ruiz, Howard Scott. Young Many an old time fight fan will LEA Rates stake involved. Sena and others. YESTERDAY’S STARS :LS to Batting—Vaughan. Pirates 386; mwBaBmk go to Harlingen Thursday night Baer and Louis are assured close The second ten rounder will pit (By The Associated Pressi Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy In t Reela of Joy • • « look at the little fellow Runs—Oslan. Cubs 130; Med- Weekend Rates Now Same as get another 1 to $300,000 each as their share of wick. Tommy Collins, the boy who made Jim Weaver and Pep Young. Pir- Theee Added Attraction! .l who should have been champion. Cardinals 128 Week Day Rates And Tuesday night's spoils, but victor) Runs batted Boston a good showing against Kid Aztecs ates—Weaver shut out Cardinals in—Berger, H • will mean perhaps $500,000 more Med at Harlingen, against Adolfo Meava, with four hits. Young drove in sev- Hu«y Long The caterpillar of the azure but- 122; wick and J. Collins, Cards For Your Health's Sake Magic Carpal within the next year, including a 113. hard hitting middlewwight. en runs with two doubles and sin- Funeral terfly carries a bodyguard. Ants ride Come to Dei Mar Novelty “fhoBW" shot at the heavyweight crown. Hits—Med wick. The card will get under way ae gle. In the Nemnd on Its back for the honey It exudes, Cardinals 216; Whether the sullen, Herman. beard which Meava threatens to Lefty Gomes. Yankees—Held and In return protect the worm sphinx-like' Cubs 215. Louis flattens Baer as he has most knock off his chin. Senators to five hits and fanned six. from parasites. j Doubles—Herman. Cub* 53; Med- of two dozen previous professional | wick. Cardinals 45. or whether the The breach of promise suit was opponents curly- Triples—Oordman. Reds 18; L. Californian, the ber- barred from Swedish courts, ex- haired with Waner. Pirates 14. of his blasts the In cases when a child was In- serk fury attack, Home runs—Berger. Braves 32; cept resistance of the volved. several years ago. youthful negro, Ott. Giants 30. the fight figures to be a highly ■" i dramatic, dynamic duel. b I Five cents buys real quality right to Be Short

Caution on either side could pro- long the fight and disappoint the wfTmann when “LOVERA” thousands anticipating a repeti- — TODAY — you say ANCE tion of the brawl. First In Brownsville Dempsey-Flrpo Time It will be a terrific jolt, in fact, If one or the other Isn't flattened long “CRIMSON before the 15-round limit. The best guess is that the fight ROMANCE” will Iasi not more than six or seven RFV I vnv rounds. Baer's main hopes rest in PEG with ERICH YON STROHEIM an early onslaught that will over- power the negro, weaken hit de- NEWS — NOVELTY fense and provide the opening for LONGON a finishing attack. idmlaion 15c — 10c | The has no Californian made AT secret of this battle plan It would seem he has no alternative. Baer has not the speed, the stamina or Club the boxing ability to cope with Lpuis TONITE IS THE in a drawnout engagement. The negro's chances, if he weath- BIG NITE ers the opening blast, should in- ANNOUNCEMENT Royale crease with the bell for each suc- AT 9 O'CLOCK ceeding round Louis can afford to —■ —1,111 ’» Wednesday bide his time. He is a methodical fighter, the kind who likes to site — ON THE SCREEN — Thursday, Friday up an opponent thoroughly and | study all angles before letting loose ZAZU CIGARS I and Saturday Nites When he strikes, however, he waste:- no ammunition and he shoots to This Week kill. PITTS i It's not only what you pay but what you say— The fight experts looked for a when you up to the cigar counter. Say Lovera Featuring prelude of fireworks this noon 10 step when the fighters, with their hand- j ( —and you get the biggest value a nickel can buy. I I TOMMY lers, gather in the offices of the “She Get* 1 T New York State Athletic commis- Lovera is mild. It's mellow. It's all long-filler, sion to step on the scales, exchange Her Man” with a marvelous WARE the customary chatter for the sound | light silky wrapper. cameras and receive the Plano and Song Artists paternal warnings of the boxing fathers. ALSO For 25 years Texans gladly paid 10 cents for Lovera Wisecracks Are Barred But it is a nickel! No wonder jst*s make whoopee — Qo The Louis camp. It seemed, was “OUR GANG” quality. today only not likely to be in any mood lor share the crowds go and have Comedy Lovera is so with Texas smoken. characteristic wisecracks from Baer. popular Say Pictorial — New* i nits of exhilaration and In advance the negro's managers “Lovera” at the next cigar counter. tleasure. said they would seek official ac- tion to prevent the use of ‘‘artflclal itlmulants" in Baer’s comer. •RAMNON-SK5MAIGO CIGAR CO. Phone 43 J for Table So much talk has been cir- P«»Mi >— /totinli, ft culated that Baer would resort to Reservations am. t. “roughbouse" tactic* from the out-

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