EDINBURG BEATS MERCEDES 7-2 FOR SOFTBALL PENNANT L _ _* ______r " ______Sords MRS nut HE CAME BACK.By Jack GRID CALL IS Helen Willis Is Poor Cook But Wighf an Cup Play Is FINAL FRAY I HERE She Likes to Collect Recipes Begun * NEW YORK. Au*. /di« t»i\ By RL'SSBLL I. NBWLAND Inca, her does get their sustenance lt~<*y-WHli •Vtrt**** | 8AN kv Invader* an even money choice Eaglet to Begin Workouts FRANCISCO. Aug. 1C. t*V- out of a tin can. Ian Benito Tournament It Helen wills Moody Is known m to scone their first triumph in five With Sotsion One of bar hobbles Is collecting re- to Clote First queen of tbs tennis courts but she It feminine net stars of Brought She her two latest tries, England only a “lady In waiting" In bar own cipes. picked up 1 and the United States renew hursday Monday kitchen. In London, one for Piglish loaf cake Friday with She never baked a cake in her and the other for chicken ring their Wtfhtman cup rivalry at (Special to The Herald) She has from With s generous supply of new life. Admittedly she le a “poor cook.” white sauce. recipes Forest Hills. SAN BENITO, Aug. 16.—The Edin- Japan, France. Hawaii. The Moody's # equipment in the powerhouse, s “But I'm interested In the theory Seven matches—five and burg Ail-Stars won the Valley-wide woman cook knows her singles of cooking." the young matron who eastology. Invitational playground ball tourna- first-class light plant to be install- which Is al- two doubles—will be played during upset Helen Jacobs and the tennis Aside from tennis, ment here Thursday night by de- ed on Tucker Field and grid interest most as much of her Ilfs as eating the two-day senes, toe 13th of the •« A **A applecart of Wimbledon a few weeks feating the Mercedes Stars 7-2 in an XoAJU*1 VKACnCALLi the football has — back at a keen pitch, and Mrs. Moody many competition. Two tingles and one contest. ft>u> PiAtwt Me ee«AM ago. slmllingly explained Friday. sleeping, Interesting Mon- other interests. She has sketched for doubles engagement were listed Fri- r*e 6*M6 vuMM season will get under way hers Mrs. Moody breakfast for The Hidalgo county boys jumped Pl*i'»6r prepares and she became a day, grtth toe four sched- afternoon when candidate* for herself and family, which Includes years, recently remaining Into a two run lead m the opening to. y^AASOLD day uled Saturday, husband Fred Moody. Jr., and two camera enthusiast. ataiua and never were headed as Bill the Brownsville high school squad Interested In she The first match finds the three- at prised dogs, like most modern can- Although politics KouthweU hurled a lour-hit game report to Coach Maurice Pipkin reposes to get overly excited about time American champion. Helm Knd got three-error support irom his the powerhouse. It. She has leanings” Jacobs, meeting the youthful Brit- of “republican ■ teammates. The Eagles will hare a squad and thinks the party leaders “had ish left-hander. Kay Stammers. for I Meanwhile. the Edinburgers about 40 youngs*ten hustling better get busy." She follows cur- This pair will be followed by the ■ thw acked Borchelt a offerings for positions on the 11, and later rent events closely but Invariably Dorothy Round, top ranking British out about 40 Golf Lessons and ■ nine safeties and fully capitalised juniors will turn strong turns to the sports pages first for player 1934 Wimbledon cham- f on nine Mercedes errors. Carter and for practice sessions under the di- the latest tennis comment. pion. and Mrs. Ethel Burkharrit second baseman of Homer Hanna. Arnold of Los No. 3 on the Young, Edinburg rection The game of golf recently stirred Angeles. were the la no doubt but that foot- American team. and center fielder, leading There up a new Interest in the tennis eham- revived interest hare. The day's conclude* with a hitters cf the night, each collecting ball Is in for pi on play In has doubles engagement in which MR* a pair of blngles. The Klwanis club particular "Perhaps I shall take up golf after • the Jacobs and Mrs. Sarah The championship box: taken the lead in giving young- I am through with tournament ten- Palfrey on bend Fsbyan of Brookline. Mass., MERCEDES— AB R H O A E sters a hand, putting the nis,” she said. “1 had a golf lesson oppose Miss Stammers and Freda James. C. Borchelt. sc .... 4 0 0 1 0 1 sale which will provide for the aboard ship while returning from f 4 0 110 2 Mitchell.c . powerhouse lighting plant. Europe and really enjoyed it X saw 0 0 8 1 an excellent Mitchell. ss . 4 1 The Eagles have Joyce Wethered play recently and Green Jb . 4 0 1 2 2 0 schedule with eight contests booked she made It lock so easy I would 4 0 0 6 0 1 end atten- Smith, lb . on the home grounds, like to try tt myself.” Responding to . 3 0 0 2 0 0 better than Kveton. c dance is expected to be Concentrating on the forthcoming 2 0 0 2 0 0 four Etnire. rf . it has been in the past years national championships. Mrs. Moody 0 0 0 are • Garner, If 3 0 0 The BrcwnsviUe prospects bright I • plays a set or more dally. 3 10 12 2 will be in GENERAL Harrell, 3b. this season although they I WOOGV SCOUT POUOW TMCOUC4 Mrs. Mocdy expects to leave for 110 3 2 ftx*A»osr Borchelt. p . 3 /UgjacA.'s a tough district with Corpus Chriatl, Forest Hills. N. Y.. In about a week. Har- Fbuo (WB- - Robatown. Laredo. Kingsville, Number 67S She hopes to win the national crown DEMAND 4 24 8 Totals 34 2 IS lingen and Edinburg. once more, but does not care to dis- to Among the boys expeetd report ALEX MORRISON says' cuss the incident of her default tc A EDINBURG— AB R H O E are: Mias Jacobs In the 1931 finals nor \ • * *k>W AT AfS PEAK. To toll a player to follow sc .... 4 0 0 4 0 0 Xo*AM1 Ths McDonald, Louis Pernandea, Xavier Quintero, the possibility of another meeting 0 M SPrTfc Of 1he FACT tWAT UVT is like « curso Griffin. If 4 2 110 s Phil McNair. Ted Oriset. Billy Mc- through patting latter in the near future. SEA*So*) rf WAS FRCOicnro TAAT with the FCarter. 2b. 3 2 28 1 3 1 DAILV BowaJ& AC tflEP Davitt. Jimmy Strong. Charles Jack- on him. In th« mein there ere ALMOST me wouu> zueve* fuAi a***) - Bridges. 2b 1 1 10 0 0 MlUOtl M'S COMEBACK. son, Albert Peres. Clifton Schreiber. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS AFTe* He S^F#«BO A P«Atfl only three or foyr ideas that ss ...... 4 2 1 0 4 1 Ous Stephens, fU)AO Jay White, George Krausse. (By The Associated Preee) 1 cowcvsstoJ for tM£ seoado cause most of a player's troubles. Hearn, lb . 4 0 0 13 0 Krausse. Mickey Cavaxoe. Jim Box. —— — National ARRUZA 0 fw** nl 71*> VCARA to is near League Young, cf . 4 0 2 1 0 Don Earley, Albert Trying follow through Douglas Earley, Batting—Vaughan, Pirates, .197; Cavazos. 3b . 4 0 1 2 5 0 Andrea Del Per- Barrera. Hinojosa. the top of the list Med wick, cardinals J75. Pztrick, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Mc- kins, Carlton Perkins, Craig who Run*—Med 0 0 0 Any player gives thought wick, cardinal# 93; BROTHERS McKinney, rf .... 0 0 0 Nair, Louis Henggler. Goto Tana- what Oalan. Cube 90. P. Young, c.3 0 1 5 0 0 Raul Garcia. Baird to his follow through or machi. D. Adams, Rune betted Braves. The World's 0 0 In—Berger. Youngest Southwell, p .... 3 0 0 1 Giants Beat Cardinals Elfrlnk. Ed Guerra and ethers. to hit after the BEAUMONT IN happens swing 98; Med wick, Cardinals 89. will under Bull will The Monday meeting get ball has been hit, just shuts his Hits—Med wick, 163; Fighters, 8 27 13 3 Cardinals, . 37 7 at 3 p. m. and will be devoted Tjflgls way eyes to the rest of his swing. Ho Terry, Oiants. 158. 5-4 in Heated to Issuing There- Fight Again , Contest largely equipment. Spinnings: overlooks both and Doubles—Herman, Cuba 40; Med- Mercedes . 000 002 000—2 will work- baekswing LEAGUE LEAD after the squad stage light wlck. Cardinals 38. 010 02x—7 Edinburg . 202 outs daily at 4:30 p. m. downswing in favor of something (By The Associated Press) a of weeks and routed Triples—Ooodman. Reds 18; Buhr, Left cn bases—Edinburg six. Mer- couple ago Whether Bill Terry’s Giants atone that has nothing to do with the Pirates 11. cedes seven. Earned Runs—Edinburg •.he Cards In one “crucial" series, SUNDAY for last season's debacle by walking Exporters Beat Cats Twice, of the ball Home run*—Berger. Braves 36; 1, Mercedes none. Southwell allowed .he Giants have started to flight oil with tile National League pen- dispose Ott, Oiants 34. four hits, struck out five and walked As Oklahoma City The elubhead must be swung nant, they apparently have no in- of another St. Louis threat In the Ex-Caddy Plays Stolen bases—Martin, Cardinals. two in nine innings: Borchelt al-i the ball Its tention of letting the rough-and- current a 5-4 U Idle through properly. 15; Oalan. Cuba 11. AUGUST 18 lowed nine hits, struck out one and meeting. By winning ready Cardinals take It away while movement must not bo checked or 1-8: Um-1 decision Title Pitching—Castle man. Oiants, walked none in eight lnings. each other. Thursday they prevented (By The Associated Brass) For Golf they're playing deflected as it the J. Dean. Cardinals 19-7. Wallace and Yeomans St. Louis from the lead Beaumont with approaches ball, 4:30 P. M. pires—Lee. Just as they rallied in St. Louis taking by finally caught up American League Scorer—Pickens. the Oklahoma Indians but this does not mean that tha direct attack. City again Batting—Vcsmlk, Indians and Thursday night and them In Western Jr. should make effort to The triumph. In a bitterly fought passed player any Myers. Senatora 349 for the Texas League leadership. guide or control its movements Runs—Oreenberg, Tigers 93; Oeh- At the New r.ame that ended with another As the Braves were idle, the Ex- J. M. ‘Red’ BIRMINGHAM. Mich.. Aug. 16 toward the finish of the No ringer. Tigers 91. Mason, “beef" as Manager porters Jumped on Fort Worth twice swing. {magnificent (AV-A 17-year-old former caddy who Runs batted in—Oreenberg. Tigers with a combination of more should he try to control the Frankie Frisch fanned with his bat heavy hitting never owned a aet of clubs until 88. and golf 131: Goslln. Tigers Matamoros • top-notch hurling. on his shoulder and the tying run six weeks ago challenged a 19-year- movements of the various parts of Athletics 154; Vos- Horn’ Fan Rudy York, who has paced the Hits—Cramer. ‘Fog on second base in the ninth, gave cld tournament veteran Friday for his body in this final stage. Mo- mik. Indians 193. the Giants a four-game lead over Shippers' victories recently with a the Western Junior crown. of the dub should Doubles—Oreenberg, Tigers 18; Bull their The series has consistently heavy hitting attack, mentum govern challengers. The young challenger, Walter Vosmik. Indians. 33. Ring Of Dies two more clouted a homer, a double and a his finish. Majors, only games. Burkemo of Detroit, pitted the Triples—Vosmik. Indians 15; TEXAS LEAGUE The Cards back into the single in the first game to lead his dropped stroke-making skill and good fortune Stone. Senators. Cronin. Red Soa 12. Standings odd position of holding second team to victory, 5-1. Clarence Phil- Bulls From 16. place which him to score two eag- Eels have their scales Inside Home runs—Oreenberg. Tigers 31; Team W. L Pet. CHICAGO. Aug. VP)—The on the while lips held the Cats to seven scatter- enable^ k percentages actually rounds San 75 58 .564 "fog horn" voice that helped fan ed hits. les In Thursday’s elimination their skins- Their slipperiness Is a P'twtx, Athletics 33. Antonio, Beaumont . trailing the Cubs by a half game. the "human Greb, York against the longer playing exper- valuable asset to them In escaping Stolen bases—Wcrber. Red Sex Mexico Oklahoma City .... 76 59 .583 windmill," Harr)’ moved shared hitting honors with ! Chicago up again by plaster- New 71 61 .538 and later cascades of laugh- in the ience of Fred Hass. Jr., of Or- from their enemies, and is due to 34; Almada. Red Sox 15. Galveston . brought ing an 11 to 3 defeat on the B rook Tebbetts, Exporter catcher, leans, the defending champion. In a skin which exudes Yankeea . 69 64 .519 ter from baseball fans throughout second Tebbetts got a home? highly polished Pitching—Allen 11-1; Tu’sa : iyn Dodgers. game. □ 66 67 .496 the nation has been stilled in death. and a and York two the 3«-hole finals of the western a sticky mucus. Auker. Tigers 11-4. Houston . The chief Cardinals hopes are triple singles James M. ‘‘Red’’ Mason is dead. as the took the tourney Ban Antonio . 62 71 .466 that the Cubs will knock off the Shippers game, 4-1, 75 .436 Death came to the for- behind the three-hit of Burkemo learned how, and how Dallas . 58 suddenly Giants and then be knocked off In pitching older .Port Worth 56 76 424 mer manager of Greb In a Chicago turn, or that both those teams will Smoky Joe Hare. not. to play golf by observing Result* Dallas and San Antonio a whose clubs he carried. Thursday** hospital Thursday night. Apparent- prove weak on the road. Of the 48 split players in the Last with a borrowed outfit, Fort Worth 1-1; Beaumont 5-4. ly on the road to recovery after a remaining St. Louis games. 30 are double-header only other year, Dallas 5-8; San Antonio 9-1. heart attack Tuesday Mason sud- or the home lot. The Giants’ and games scheduled, with Dallas drop- he entered tournament competition the first and com- a friend him his Only games scheduled. denly collapsed and died. He was 67 Cubs’ programs are about evenly ping game, 9-5, Six weeks ago gave Games Frida* years old. divided. ing back to win the second 8-1. first set of clubs and the following Oklahoma City at Fort Worth. Since the death of Greb In Octo- The status of the American league Hie first game was an old-time week-end he went to the semi-finals bee. with the Tulsa at Dallas. ber 1926 Mason had been in virtual race remained unchanged as the slugging Missions before being eliminated from the blows Galveston at San Antonio. retirement except for his part time Tigers and Yankees both won hand- pounding out 15 safe and the Detroit District Amateur tourna- Steers 14. Beaumont at Houston. services as special Chicago represen- ily and remained six games apart. ment. A few days later he was run- tative for less renowned fighters, Detroit turned back the Senators Dallas continued the assault In nerup in the state amateur meet. the AMERICAN LEAGUE most of them from Pittsburgh. In- 6-3 as Charley Gehringer. Injured nightcap, getting eight well* Thuradav Burkemo is shooting for hits, while Shores. Steet Standing* stead. hes pent most of his time, second sacker. left the bench to p’ace the title Haas has defended with a Pet. the Padres with six Team W. L. studying baseball and watching the diive In the deciding run in a three- hurler, stopped sub-par brand of golf in the elimina- 68 38 642 1 hits. Detroit game. run burst In the eighth. tion rounds. 61 43 .587 New York . At Chicago and other cities he and The Yanks, held to one hit In six Boston . 57 49 .538 HYGEIA VICTOR his tog horn voice were almost an frames by Willis Hudlin. blasted SOmVFRN ASSOCIATION Chicago . 52 50 .510 from the with a SAN BENITO. Aug. 18—The Hy- Orleans 9. intergral part of the game. Doily he : hsm hill five-hit. Chattanooga 1: New 'Cleveland . 52 53 .495 in the seventh to geia Milkmen who Naanville 4. would hide a small megaphone In a three-run rally Wednesday night 11; Birmingham Philadelphia ... 46 54 .460 brat the Indians 3-!. subdued the Lions, 9 to 8. in a local Knoxville 9 paper sack and ait down somewhere 3: Memphis Washington 45 61 .425 sofeball into ac- in the grand stands, usualy behind The third place Red Sox turned league game, got Atlanta 3: Little Rock 2. (Bt Louis 35 68 .340 back the White Hose of Chicago 3-1 tion again Friday night AMERICAN ASSOCIATION the plate. When a player fumbled, against Thursday’s Results as homers Cronin. Werber and A number of Kansas Columbus 3. you could hear his voice in all parts by Rangervllle. league City 0; Boston 3; Chicago 1. Cooke decided a mound duel be- are co the list be- Milwaukee Toledo 4. of the park. games postponed 1; ■kshlngton 3: Detroit 6 tween Lefty drove and Les cause of the Kiwanis Invita- Minneapolis-Indlanapolis. rain. Mason’s body will be shipped to Tletje. Valley York 3; Cleveland 1. The Athletics knocked off the tion tournament here. £>t Vaul Louisville 3. wpar his former home, Fri- played 12: Philadelphia 5; St Louis 3. Pittsburgh, Browns S to His invalid Ed- l cellar-dwelling again. Games Friday day night. brother, 3 win Mason, is his survivor. Boston at Chicago wily Bob Brown, who had not «won a The late McGraw of the New New’ York at Cleveland. J.ohn all season, turned in a two- York Giants once said Mason and pme Washington at Detroit. bit shutout for the Braves and re- his stentorian could rattle Philadelphia at St. Louis. velce ceived the backing of Wally Berger’s more than man he pitchers any 26th homer as the Braves white- NATIONAL LEAGUE knew. washed the Reds 8 to 0. Standings "He pulled us through many a The Phillies cut loose with a 19- Team W. L. Pet crucial series," McGraw once said ! hit assault and trimmed the Pir- a New York . 68 39 639 "When we got into tough series. ates 9 to 1. St. Louis .. 65 42 .607.. I used to be sure that Red' was In Chicago . 68 45 .602 the stands. He would haul out his The wood for umbrellas and Pittsburgh ...... 61 52 .540 megaphone and start in. Many a canes is grown in forests of small 58 or fat JjTOOklvn . 51 .463 pitcher blew up against Red’s blast. saplings. These saplings require SALESMAN may bt abort tall, 60 Philadelphia . 49 .450 During Giant rallies, he was su- about four years to reach the right 1 or tbe measures bit Cincinnati 47 64 .423 preme.’* siae. A loan, bat boot Bofton 29 78 171 Thursday's Results toKm by jnet two things i (1) the results Boston 8 Cincinnati 0: ke feta; (2) kew muck It eesta to hiro Chicago 11: Brooklyn 3, St Louis 4; New York 5 Pittsburgh 1: Philadelphia I. THE CHANCE OF Games Frida? Cincinnati at Boston. Herald Want Ado yet results because tks Chicago at Brooklyn. who turn to tkem are already in St. Louis at New York. A LIFE TIME people Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. the market for wkat they hare to sell. no resistance.” YESTERDAY’S STARS Two Independent gasoline plants, now selling Want Ada meet witk Msalea (By The Associated Press) wholesale and retail, are for sale in San Benito. waste no tame hostile door- Ous Mancuso, Giants—Led attack They ringing with double and two on Cardinals Plants consist of tanks, warehouse, deliv- kell*. •Ingles. storage Lefty Grove—Red Sox. limited ery trucks, underground tanks, gasoline and kero- results too. White Sex to seven hits for season’s sene pumps, drums and in fact, everything neces- Herald Want Ada fet cheaper, 15th victory. to a wholesale and retail business. Tks Herald's average circulation is over Prank Demaree. Cubs—Scored sary operate it when a three runs and batted in three Isn’t embarrassing The cost of a 20-word Want Ad is These are now and will aver- 8,000. against Dodgers with triple and plants operating new cents. No other salesman we know Single. age about 90,000 gallons of gasoline and kerosene acquaintance says: forty m Earle Combs. Yankees—Drove In per month in addition to sales of lube-oil. Sales I’U tall of will sail on as many prospects as one run and scored one in rally you *p" should be now\ that beat Indians. double in three months from #lll €1 IjFe Bob Brown. Braves—Shut out And you have to answer, with twe hits. Included in the property for sale are two mod- Reds Whatever sell, Herald Want Ads will Tommy Bridges and Charles Oeh- ern dwellings and two fully equipped offices and "Rat iat hoot no yon held Sena- ringer. Tigers—Bridges all stock on hand. sell mane of lL Use tkem often. tors to seven hits for 18th win of aeaaon; Gehringer drove in deciding This entire may be for run with pinch hit. equipment purchased Ethan Allen and George Watkins. about one-fourth of the original cost, owing to ill Phillies—Slammed out four hits each health of owners. In rout cf Pirates. jjinmie Foxx. Athletics—Made For details, price, etc., get in touch with Rio Grande th££ hits and drove In three runs Valley 0Jp Sroumsofllf IkrnlO a^K't Browns. Leonardo da Vinci, famous art-; 1st. spent more time In scientific Co. study than at painting. He wanted L. W. PRATT Telephone to fly. and even built plans for a flying machine He wrote all his SAN TEXAS theories and observations In re- BENITO, E. E. MOCKBEE, Manager verse. so that they could be read only when held up to a mirror.