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Chatter Allison and Grant to He | Chaves Slams Two Homers Catcher-Manager Says For Championship To Lead Attack Of Feels Certain Cats To (By The Associated Press) At Houston Stars Win Again NASHVILLE.—The Yankees, driv- HOUSTON, April 6. (tfV-Bryan belt rain, MISSION, April 8.—The Laredo AUGUSTA, Ga., April 8. (JP>— en out of the peachtree by Grant, victorious over Wilmer Alli- : with All-Stars beat Mission’s 30-30 Mickey Cochrane, a fair saxophone were here Monday for a game son in the finals of the Rivers Oaks is to tennis tournament a year ago, Rifles both games of a double- player, a good golfer but a great Nashville. Ben Chapman play hoped to repeat that triumph Monday. isn’t worried this in center field and Charley Ruffing header played before 1500 fans catcher, spring The match for the 1936 title, re- is scheduled to The Atlanta here Sunday afternoon. The scores about the law of averages. pitch. garded as a toss-up, brings togeth- availed the Yanks little. “I’m to see that so excursion er two members of the United States were 10 to 3 and 9 to 4. sorry great the The receipts wouldn’t keep boys Davis Cup team who later in the The hurlers too a champion as Bob Jones could visiting proved in cigarettes. week will match strokes with the with the old- tough for the Rifles, limiting them not come through Mexican team. They met twice last to a total of fifteen scattered hits time stuff here,” said Mickey after Whisker Compromise year, the tiny Atlantan winning one In the two tilts, while the All- spending an idle day here as rain NORFOLK, Va. — French Bor da- in four sets and losing the other in the three sets. Star sluggers blasted local mounds- washed out both the exhibition garay of the Brooklyn Dodgers, bewhiskered sensation of baseball, Neither was extended in his semi- men for safe blows. game involving his world cham- thirty his adornment trimmed by final encounter. Allison, first rank- pion Detroit Tigers and the finals has had Errors afield cost the Rifles decree. He managed to ing player in the United States in of the National Golf Stengallian •everal tallies. They were guilty Augusta however, and 1935, trounced Hal Surface, Kansas tournament. effect a compromise, of ten miscues while the visitors just the sideburns fell before the City, 6-1, 6-4, 6-1, and Grant de- made only five. “I know they say it’s tough to feated J. Gilbert Hall, East Orange, on blade. It’s Norfolk again Monday. In the batting department, come back and tougher to stay 6-2, 6-1, 7-4. but can’t blame me for Chaves was the big gun for the top, you In the doubles final Don Budge will Terry Subs for Leslie Laredo club. The short third base- thinking the Tigers stay up and Gene Mako, young Californians, i man touched local pitchers for two there. SHEFFIELD, Ala.—Bill Terry’s were accorded an excellent chance it will be harder for us hasn’t to the home runs, one in each game. “Maybe knee improved point of upsetting Allison and John Van this with least four other use it much Sanchez paced the Rifle batters. year, at where he wants to very Ryn, Philadelphia, the United States clubs in the American for In the first tilt, Laredo batters League yet. He filled the gap Sunday Davis Cup combination. The Califor- but I’m not on first Jumped on Bernardo Pena for considerably stronger Sam Leslie, his understudy nians moved into the finals without worried at the outlook now. The with a linament six hits and five runs in the first base, who was out losing a set. f'het Laabst infield rook. third was the easiest side. “As soon as Sam inning to take an early great ad- pennant burn on his Mrs. Marjorie Van Ryn, Phila- when I was with the Athletics.” work I’m to vantage. The Rifles counted once is ready to going give delphia, and Mrs. Mary Greef Har- It was to more said. in the opening frame. The game suggested Manager my leg some rest,’’ Terry ris, Kansas City, defeated Kathryn Cochrane that the Cleveland In- went scoreless for a pair of in- Pearson, Houston, and Anna Mae bad breaks for nings but Laredo added three dians, victims of Weaver on Skids Reichert, San Antonio, 6-3, 3-6, 6-0 the past two years, figured to win the women’s more in the fourth, while Mission KNOXVILLE. — Pitcher Monte to doubles title. HI benefit from the law of averages scored only once. The Rifles man- Weaver due to be ousted and perhaps be ‘the club to beat.” appears aged to count a lone tally in the from Senators before May 15 Don French, rookie right-handed tosser.- “Who can tell?" answered Mike. the fifth, but the visitors were never unless he shows marked improve- “But you can’t expect us to be in trouble, adding a pair in the ment. is slow and he alarmed when consider we His delivery closing stanza. you Trainer Mike Mar- have beaten the Indians about lacks control and As in the opener, Laredo leaped ram tin is irked that Monte adopted a thirty-one of the forty-four games to an early lead in the first frame diet despite his orders. in the past two years, can you?” vegetable of the second game, scoring a trio Weaver, and probably Catcher.Bill runs. Mission If Cochrane has any worries, of scored in the Starr, were expected to go to Al- they concern the tendency of second and third to tie the count, bany. but the All-Stars showed their some of his players, especially class by blasting Matie Garza for pitchers like Schoolboy Rowe and the Cubs vs. Red Sox four tallies in the fourth. Laredo Elden Auker, to start slowly in scored again in the sixth and spring. The Tigers have been slow GADSDEN; Ala.—Larry French of their seventh, while the locals were able off the marks in each of their past was to pitch for the final two victorious races. with the Red Sox to account for only one more. three game series said he First game: Clarence Phillips, a promising Monday, Manager Grimm be in the Sox- | R H E pitcher, from Beaumont, may would not pitch Warneke one of the answers to Cochrane’s next Sunday, in- Mission .... 100 110 000— 3 7 5 Cub series starting for the Laredo 500 300 002—10 24 2 problem. He has shown Mickey dicating he wants him ready clinch a the Cards. I Pefia and Sanchez; McLaughlin enough stuff to starting series opener against And Flores. job, especially if the veteran A1 Crowder’s arm doesn’t come [ Home run—Chaves, 3b hits— Marvin Owen corrals a liot ono at third. Nine Plan* Garza, Duran. 2b hits Juarez, around. Capitol Chaves, Montalvo, Sanchez (2) Fa*t Ball Contest* Strohmeyer. Double plays—Barrera ... hwwuu*mhimm»«...... A series of baseball games with to Contreras to Rodriguez. Bases Y.M.C.A. outside competition are being on balls—off Pefia 4, off McLaugh- A.A.U., strong Alternates planned for the Capitol Theater lin 2. Struck McLaughlin 2 to 1 Favorite In Brief out—By Cooper Hogs Briefs nine which was organized here re- live. Power In cently by E. de la Rosa and Pablo f Second game: Asking BY EDDIE BBIETZ Nerio. R H E On Team Olympic John Fanning of the National 6. Manager \ Mission 012 000 1— 4 8 5 Augusta Tourney ____ NEW YORK, April UPh-'What theater has donated uni- Laredo 300 401 1— 9 10 3 about Jack Doyle's latest odds Basketball Capitol NEW 6.—Ike Poole Body forms and other equipment and Garza and 6. The YCRK, April quoting Cleveland at four to one? Sanchez; Dovalina, AUGUSTA, Ga., April It was plainly evident that Jones to make the team one of the and Lee Howell of the University be a idea to down plans Montalvo and Flores. rain-harassed could not match strokes with the —Might good get of Augusta National in- of Arkansas are alternates best to play here in a number — quint a little on that eh... Horn erun—Chaves, 2b Hits in the dough club, NEW YORK. April 6. UP—The vitation tournament was re- “money players” meeting Contreras, golf on the Olympic basketball squad, Mrs. “Man Mountain” Dean went Amateur Athletic Union and the years. Strohmeyer. ranking professionals once a year. The team will draw on the old sumed Monday with the mud-run- having been named following the on the air the other night to tell Y. M. C. A. refused to His showing in the first thirty-six Saturday Brownsville Tigers and on Fort in of championship game Sunday night how a bearded wrassler behaves enter into the discussions of the ning professionals pursuit holes was his weakest since he start- Brown for talent. which the Hollywood- Universals after losing an Important bout, National Basketball rules commit- “Light Horse Harry” Cooper of Chi- ed his “come back” in the inaugural Nerio was of the San S. A. Girl took from the McPherson Oilers what he etc. manager Beats tournament in 1934. He had rounds eats, tee until they were given equal cago, who started the final 44-43. Marcos Greyhounds for a number thirty- • • • with of 78-78, twelve over par, and was representation the colleges. of before here. a The members include: years coming Mtuaa six holes with five-stroke margin squad Until three the AA.U., 36th in the field. George V. Brown, manager of years ago. -LAST DAY- Van over the all-star field. Universals—Frank Lubin, Carl Shu, Y. M. C. A. the “I’m to on in and colleges, repre- Marjorie going keep playing Don the Boston Garden, says Sonja Ryn In Swanson, Art the face of possible further Duane Mollner, sented the National Defeated Bing CROSBY Jack OAKIE these tournaments,” Jones said, “re- Heinie, the skaterette will gross by Collegiate Hog Quint rainfall and with the course water- Piper. Sam Balter and Carl Athletic Association, had eight votes — In — ! HOUSTON, Tex., April 6. Iff)— gardless of my showing. I don’t in- $150,000 as a pro between now and logged from nearly twelve hours of Knowles: Oilers—Francis Johnson, four and Trials Miss Eunice Dean of tend to re-enter on a Jan. new each, the high schools, In Olympic San Antonio competition Joe 1_One of A1 Schacht’s downpour Sunday, officials said Fortenberry, Tex Gibbons, Jack Canada, two. At that time, however, «. — The vanquished the heavily favored Mrs. serious basis, but I would like to tricks will be a pantomime on Helen NEW YORK, April Broadcast nothing short of a cyclone would Ragland and Bill Wheatley. the of the A.A.U. and the South- “Big Marjorie Gladman Van Ryn of do better than I have done here.” Wills in which A1 uses a voting power University of Arkansas, prevent completion of the show Alternates: Vernon Saughn and Moody to three Philadelphia, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 Saturday Cooper w3s a two to one favorite five-foot tennis racquet. Bill Y. M. C. A. was reduced west Conference’s entry in the of 1936” Monday. Willard Schmidt of Oilers; Kent votes each on the that the basketball to capture the women’s champion- to walk off with the top prize of Stewart, called the No. one referee grounds Olympic eliminations, with While Bobby Jones, retired cham- Ryan and Ed Wade of Utah State; of the was of the sixth annual River $1,500 but at least five professionals, in the National greater part game played was put out of the championship ship Oaks of the and Don El Cham- Hockey league, BURNS & ALLEN tennis pion golfing world, pre- aside from Cruickshank and Shute Shields, Temple; in colleges and high schools. running Friday when it went down tournament. never played a game in his life... AMOS *N’ ANDY tournament favorite, failed dismally pion, De Paul of Chicago; Fred the absence of the two 40-29 before the Universal Pictures f Miss Dean’s victory over the na- were within striking distance of the Gfcs Greenlee, colored manager of Despite in his third crack against the pro- Crum and Tommy Evans, Wilmerd- L. W. St. John of of for tional indoor titleholder and fifth Chicagoan. John was thrilled no organizations, quint Hollyood. runner-up fessional led the Pa., Charles Wag- Henry Lewis, in the brigade, Cooper Grouped at 145, six strokes ing, YM.C.A.; Ohio State, chairman of the com- the national A. A. U. title. ranking player United States field only end the other day when the blarst- into the second half of the ner, Robert Egge and Ed Loverich said the rules body would who won the in 1935 was the second startling behind the pace-setter, were Gene ed London “Dyly Myle” called him mittee, The Razorbacks. 72-hole competition with a 70-69— of Washington; Ike Poole and Lee ahead with the the code Conference upset which she had provided. She Sarazen, the Connecticut fanner, on distance.Gus was so go hope Southwest champion- 139, five strokes under par. Howell of Arkansas. long gained the finals a who with Craig Wood of New York, would be generally recognized. ship easily, were outsteadied by the through straight Jim Needles of the Universals excited he turned the receiver over set victory over Mrs. Greef Harris twice runner up, equalled the course’s veteran Hollywood amateurs. Jones Outclassed the to Murry Lewin of the Daily Mirror of record of in and Gene Johnson of Oilers Kansas City, who ranked seventh competitive sixty-seven who, speaking as Greenlee, prom- Bill Saunders last the second Horton Smith of will coach the Olympic squad. Navy year. Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond, round; ised British promoters every con- Mrs. Van Ryn had dropped only the “Wee Scot” who lost to Jones Chicago, 1934 winner; Ky Laffoon sideration. .Wes Ferrell complains Renamed at Colorado In Brownsville! two games in her first four matches in a for the national of Chicago, Paul Runyan of White playoff open the gold-plated Red Sox are shy of DENVER, April 6. (A»>—W. H. Last Day here. She got off to & start :rown in 1923 was bracketed with Plains, N. Y., and A1 Espinosa of flying pepper. (Navy Bill) Saunlers, who coach- One Day against Miss Dean but finally suc- Denny Shute of Boston, the former Mexico City. Dunlap Captures • • • ed the Colorado University grid- cumbed to the of British behind The of Romance steady volleying champion, Cooper cancellation the finals iron team a for the San Antonio If any big league scouts are in to three-way tie netter. vith even par 144’s at the half way Sunday cost the Augusta National thePagesK ii Wednesday at 300 N.-S. Golf Title the take a look the Rocky Mountain Conference I! In the decisive set, Miss Dean point. Club at least in house, they might 22nd $5,000 gate receipts. championship in 1934, emerged Sat- To Lira For- April Miles broke Mrs. Van Ryn’s service after at Babe Young, Fordham first | urday from a year’s retirement to j ever in Your the eleventh game had been deuced PINEHURTS. N. C.( April 6. —<7P> sacker-Dr. Forrest (Phog) Allen, Per Hour accept the post of head football Memory! twice and then won the match on —George T. Dunlap, Jr., of New basketball coach at Kansas U., is coach at Denver University. -Anewtri- Road Show her own service when her York, former amate'ur champion won 53. but looks 38-Takes his beer, opponent BRUSHING UP SPORTS Chancellor D. Shaw Duncan of umphintha drove out of bounds. his fifth north and south amateur too-Los Angeles is hoping to get Reserved Seat the University said Saunders “is Attraction The men’s semifinals were post- title in a walk Saturday, defeating Roy Henshaw, the southpaw, from I the new Denver University football poned until Sunday because of the A. C. Giles, of Briarcliff, N. Y., the Cubs... .Don’t be surprised if MAX REINHARDT'S coach and will assume his duties , dismal, damp weather. Bryan Grant 8 and 7, in the 36-hole final round. George Earashaw of Brooklyn is immediately.’* , of Atlanta, defending will DOMINIC The slender New Yorker now has the season’s No. one comeback... champion, I Saunders succeeds P. ft miDSummER meet J. Gilbert Hall of East only to defeat Sam Friedman, Jr., He held Detroit and the Yankees Percy Locey, Orange who two weeks ago to ac- New Jersey, veteran, and Wilmer of Tuscaloosa, Ala., in a play-off to two hits in eleven innings. resigned cept the post of dean of men at RIGHT'S DRERRI Allison of of for medalist honors to make a clean ■ 1..1,11.. Austin, captain the Wlm SHAKESPEARE W1 « Oregon State College, Corvallis, If United States Davis team, will sweep of tourney honors. They tied cup Sebastian Victor Ore. Music hf fj Two Shows play young Hal Surface of Kansas at 73 for the qualifying lead. Fried- FilhlEROElSSOHN to The 0nI- City. man was eliminated in his first (Special Herald) with ! Charles cameraman on I Another upset seemed in the mak- ? THE ST-LOUIS CAKD/NALS* round match. RAYMOND VILLE, April 8.—The Rosher, June*CAGNEY Matinee 2:30 Mary Pickford’s silent version of E. BROWN ing in the semifinals of the men’s ONE-MAN BALL TEAM* Sebastian nine defeated the Ray- Joe Night 8:30 Lord fifteen Dick POWELL •ingles, where Grant and mondville aggregation 4-1 in a “Little Fauntleroy” Hall led Jean MUIR — Allison and John Buff Infielder Is lively, encounter here years ago is again chief cinematog- Van Ryn of Phil- well-pitched JORYi afternoon. rapher on the new Selznick Inter- Victor | adelphia, top ranking American dou- MIKE. UP PPoM Sunday and others ml Watch for bles To Join Columbus the Sebastian national production for release team, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, after three Columbus, has Pepper, twirler, maxaaam' Farther Details gruelling sets. HOUSTON, April 6. C/P)—The out- limited the home club to six bingles through United Artists which brings PLANED EVER*/ transfer of Joe to Freddie Bartholomew and Dolores The other top seeded team of Don right Orengo and Moran, Raymondville hurler, Position /n Columbus, was announced Sat- Costello Budge, Oakland, and Gene Mako, Ga., yielded only eight safeties. The tilt Barrymore. BASEBALL Houston Buff Los Angeles, had no h urday by officials. was relatively free from errors difficulty qual- will the Columbus ifying for the finals. The Califor- HAS MANAGED Orengo join with two being chalked up against club Monday and is slated for the each nine. nians, who have not lost a set in M/NOP LEAGUE’ short job. the tourney, eliminated Wilmer and stop Teams, Saturday’s scheduled tilt between in B. used Hines of Columbia, S. C., and Henry Even 2,000 C., people Buffs and was uoM BEEN y/oTED the Tokyo Giants towels. This is borne out in dis- Culley of Santa Barbara, 6-1, 6-4, THEATRE $—3. the most postponed because of rain. The coveries made in an Egyptian tomb teams will a double header an Harold Fickett of Baylor Univer- NA Ll/ABlE play by expedition of the Metro- LA FERIA -TUESDAY ONLY- and Wednesday afternoon. politan Museum of Art. sity Galveston was crowned PERFORMED independent Home owned Theatre Junior singles champion after he /N THE BUSHES.. defeated Wesley Barnett of Baton Kats Vs. Cardinals Positive Relief — Monday and Tuesday — “The Rouge, La., in the finals, 1-6, 7-5, . BIG NITE” (Special to The Herald) For Skin — RAYMONDVILLE, April 6.— The Itchy -CAPITOL SCREEN -QUEEN SCREEN - Raymondville high school Bearkats, Soothing Bine Star Ointment 1 Bexar who are tied for the lead in the melts on the skin, sending tested County Tax An AH Star Cast Orange League, will take on the medicines deeply into pores to kill ^SSSni wiSES Collections Harlingen Cardinals here Tuesday 'ommon itch, tetter, rash, eczema, “I Wanta Play House” IliBl re-five* the day* Upped oot etc. back •» Je**ie Jeme.l SAN ANTONIO, (/Pi— in a crucial encounter. itch, ringworm, Money Color Cartoon j Despite a first jar, if it fails to relieve. cut in the tax rate from 70 to 69 The Cardinals measured the Bearkats their cents, Bexar county property own- in opening en- counter at sriH Nun ers paid more money into county Harlingen, and the Kats will -* coffers than for any year since 1929, be out for revenge Tuesday. figures compiled by Jesse Thompson, UNT,witK auditor for Assessor and Collector \ London has few buildings more Check,'Chic'S* Albert V. Huth. reveal. Payments ;han 100 feet tall. A new law, how- Ricerdo Cortex Wm. for 1935-36 were $837,77551, compared ever. permits construction to a Gergtn With $778,794.86 for 1934-35. leight of 150 feet. — Also “Hill State taxes over the same )i Billy periods Love” — ALSO — dropped from $682,570.76 in 1934-35 — And — Vince Barnett to $603,739.47 in 1935-36, Thompson / BILIOUS Comedy Camera — And — •aid. The state collections were on Blues — levies of 77-cents per $100 valuation Condition Needs Double Adventure Sorority Act and 62-cents per $100 valuation, re- ♦ Action Treatment Stimulation of liver bile ■ flow is not — spectfully. W'l ATTEND THE MATINEE AVOID THE NITE CROWDS County school district collections ■or complete relief, but combined with in teetinal (emulation that relieves Announcement at Both Theatres Tuesday 8:30 P. M. for the period, won temporary gained Thompson The right- hamper ronstipation, quick, soothing results are cer- Total combined collections for sain. a •aid. 2o AND lost 3 POR THE Hcrbine, combination of herbs, com- the county were $1,597,95452 in bines BOTH actions and so those AMERICAN ASSOCIATION CLUB dizzy, 1935-36 and $1,607,441.12 the previous leadachy, indigestions, gas, rundown feelingt i tet relieved when The out valu- LAST SEASON C both liver end bowels re- year. report pointed urn to normal action. Get your bottle of were slashed $4518,471 for -iexbine from smeqi smm ations Kk&a- druggists. 1935-36. ALL VALLEY DRUGGISTS t

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