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Bowlers Off to Cagers to Meet - BRUSHING UP SPORTS . —By Pap LITES_ MONITORS AND Christi BOY CAGERS Monday 7 Corpus By “SPEED- WALLACE HARLINGEN, Feb. 14. — A yUai£-EYEJor A hand-picked party of seven (World's Fastest Baseball Runner) meeting of managers will be bowlers from the Brownsville staged at the Harlingen high Ten-Pfn league left here early SPRING must be coming for the MEET CLOSE YEAR EDCOUCH school at 6:30 m. by Saturday morning for a two-dav relative p. Monday daily mail brings letters to; the Rio Grande Valley Basket- aeries with the leading ten-pin track work. Northern schools, be-, ball President bowlers in Christi. A six- Bracket To League, Spitz ^ Corpus Jackals And Westerns Are weather condi- Championships Clarke has announced. .gglFF- game series with both doubles cause of adverse '-'NO.QfTUWESTER-N/ The this ts and will be conducted tions. are still playing basketball, purpose of session singles Seen As Probable Be Virtually Decided to between the two but as soon as weather permits they make final plans for the sop^omoce otiooTitie squads. South- play-off series which it is The bowlers in the Browns vile will turn to the cinder paths. This Week hoped 5EN 5ATiOsl Winners over will finance the way of two party included Correa, Crtxell. ern schools have an advantage i to the Texas "Doc” Work, “Doc" Newlin. Dle- their northern neighbors, as their clubs Amateur to STANDINGS tournament te!. Ortiz and Jack Schedule athletes have more opportunity i Federation to be // I Campbell. Today Bracket held at Fort Worth late tn # • These men some of train under natural conditions. The Upper represent Westerns at Presbyterians. W L Pc' March best talent to be South has developed many star per- Team— the bowling Herald at Bucs 1 938 President Clarke that all found in Brownsville. formers and the quantity IS in- Edinburg.15 urges Jackals at St. Joe. McAllen 14 1 .933 managers be present at this im- A. C. J. M. at creasing each year. Alt Prop. • • • Edcouch 13 3 .813 portant gathering. 7 Standings running La Blanca . 10 412 CROSS-COUNTRY 359 WA A A A A A A SkJk A.A„t Team P. W, L. 7ci. thists| PI Ringgold . « 11 additional interest Westerns . 6 6 0 ogg drawing Edinburg J C. 5 12 294 no ( Jackals 6 5 1 £30 spring Why the revival, onej Progreso 5 12 294 AGGIES LOSE s* Herald . 0 4 3 NT such things in ath- Blank 2 15 000 can say as St. Joe CAGE . 6 4 2 figft or Lower Bracket CROWNS letics compare with styles epi-j A. C. J. If. 6 2 4 333 it was. W L Pet demies Several years ago Team- Presbyterians. 6 1 f> .107 cross- 18 1 941 b GOOD MILER the world had enough Harlingen thought Bucs .. 0 i 5 .Jf7 alter “Cold Cash San Benito 15 1 .938 country running Prop . 6 1 5 .107 extrava- Primera . 7 7 .500 DP TONIGHT Pyle had staged several ..— ^ was not t Model 7 7 .500 a ganzas But evidently such Laundry. Frack Remain The regular play mg season of Rio Hondo. 5 8 .385 Prospects the case. the Brownsville • • Boys Basketball • Sebastian . 5 8 .385 Edinburg Meets McAllen Bright Despite will come a Brown . 2 12 .143 league to close today, The Bunion Derbies Fort And San Benito Blank 1 16 .000 Plays and upsets, the Western* HAD great ideas but they His Lota barring PYLE j will of Game Monday finish first and the Jackal* centered on the financial angle Los Fresnos Quint San Benito at HarUngen—Pipkin second. If such is the case, thes* from all the sport. Runners came Games two teams will then meet in A Tuesday — to take part COLLEGE STATION, PVb 14 corners of the world Ft. Brown at Primera—Johnson Interscholastic league champion- three-game senes for the lcagug race. The winner would * Prospects of Coach Prank Ander- in the big Brownsville at Rio Hondo—Rob- of Cameron and championship. and those ships Hidalgo Ttf E_ *\W'LQCAT3 have a small fortune j ertson. son’s Texas Aggie track squad re- The Westerns will play the would have counties will be decided this after- Af?E 3tTT(N6 finishing in the money Sebastian off. PQLTfy ceived the first setback of the sea- Presbyterians today and should be This noon meets Los a stake for many years when San Benito / / able to trim the churchmen wifn grub Edinburg J. C. at Ft. Ringgold— • heard al» « son when P. T McClendon, sopho- sounded great and it was Hinojosa. Presnos at San Benito and Edin- little effort The Westerns, led by How well I recall, more from Dothan. Ala., left school have not over the world. La Blanca at B at Gay West, been defeated the Progreso—J. burg meets McAllen Fdinburg. I™™ TdEQf's for I was the first to enter at the close of the first term of this season and all of their vio* Lane will */ — and how The winners of these contests tories were East-West trip. Yes Edcouch at McAllen—Cox. Two oo^5 I the college year. McClendon was by top-heavy margin*. represent their respective counties lucky I was that my friends per- Early in the year they defeated Game Wednesday In the district interscholastic meet a member of the Aggie cross coun- suaded me to withdraw. Many the defending champions, the Jack- McAllen at Edcouch—Cox. at San Benito next Fri- which won the Southwest done the same, for to be held try team als m a game that was relatively wished they had Games Thursday day and Saturday. the close An exciting the torture of the lengthy jaunt conference title last fall and series is expect- Sebastian at Primera—Johnson San Benito and Loa Fresnos have to bear. was the ed between the Westerns and Jack- was hard at Rio Hondo—Rekto- previous year outstanding * * * Harlingen reached their third-game stage of als. rtk. distance man on the A. Sc M. fresh- that coast-to- their three-game series, each club The Jackals may have IT IS BELIEVED Fort Brown at | difficulty San Benito—Rob- having won one game The Los man team. He was expected to fill Sunday, for they will meet tht coast runs are a thing of the past,' ertson. Presnos aggregation took the open- a on the team 8t. these SCOPED regular place Aggie Joseph College Bloodhound*, have found that ( Brownsville off. ior athletes er, and San Benito took the sec- mile who do not rate a for any- irom the this spring, in either the or set-up long grinds take much Games Friday i ond yesterday at San Benito by a Tem field SbALS body. The Bloodhounds have 'oat cannot re- Ft. two-mile events. With McClendon body which even money Ringgold at Edinburg—Balew. score of 23-21. The county title AND but two frays this season and am are now inter- at McAllen—Cox. for It is place. The athletes j Progreso ! hinge* on the outcome of tonight's lost the season. expected still in the Other game* It is Si* FOOl-S 1 running ested in shorter distances. Edcouch at Edinburg J. C—Bal- frav. that the heaviest part of the dis- today will find the Herald meeting | / / possible that the coming Olympic lew. I In the Hidalgo county tourna- AOAWsT tance burden will rest on the shoul- the Bucs and A. C. J. M playing to do » four mem- might have something La Blanca off. ment nosed out » ders of the remaining the Progs. games i yesterday, Edinburg w O **C5TgE DAME as no doubt there With San Benito. Mc- bers of the cross country team, with this interest Harlingen. ; the Donna Redskins 25-20 and Mc- WAP I j The Herald will play the San shown in Allen. and Edcouch thun- Dick Malcolm will be more activity Edinburg Allen had a hard time stopping Winders, Houston; Benito W. O. W. dub also at 9 30 summers. down the home Perkins. Mt. Salvador track during the coming dering stretch, vaue* Weslaco by a 33-31 count. Both of Pleasant; a m. on the A. C. J M court. Yorktown. and Melton those v. ~ tii ibt * a. c Marquez. The marathon will interest «a these games were hard fought and This la not a league pm# bat w|# Tlie dis- t. cat Smith. who have Olympic hopes. this week when the champion- an even more brilliant battle is ex- M’FARLANE SAYS Sulphur Srplngs- attract much attention. is 26 the It isn't the that tance covered in this event ships of upptr and lower bra- pected when Edinburg and McAl- AUTOS ♦ * ¥ * * GODFREY ON ground-hog rec- TO RACE at that ckets the tells Aggieland miles. 385 yards. The Olympic of Vailcy Basketball league len tangle tonight for the county people a has arrived and it isn’t the ord m this event was set by will virtually be decided. bunting. spring NEW GOLF PILL west he;- for its ad- Oklahoma Aggies Frenchman. El Ouafi. in 1928. The Opening the r y roaring week, the man. generally and San Hot Fray* * * * * * mitted that Spring has not ar- time was two hours. 32 minutes Benito Saints and Harmgen Victors on Mat AT HARLINGEN LAREDO BEL rived until members of the cadet 57 seconds The record in this long Methodists will tangle at Harlingen The hotness with which these little in the that corps have started practice for NORMAN. Okla.. Feb. U.—UT^m distance jaunt has changed Monday night game three games were contested is IS NOT SO BAD — intramural ball and The Invincible Oklahoma Aggie*, since its inception. In 1896. S will decide the championship of the shown by the fact that in all three playground Several Valley Entr i e • Big Negro Fights Rosel horseshoe pitching, two of the most who have not lost, a collegiate dual Loues of Greece stepped the mara- lower bracket The Harlingen Meth- games the difference between the PENSACOLA, Pit, Frt. 14.—United States, going to Unpopular The fast San Antonio Whippet Phelan, who his tance runners of and Amer- Although Fort Ringgold slipped recently passed New York for several big bouts in Europe owned Law- on the Edcouch Fri- formerly by Jimmy 76th birthday, died at his home a he take ica. The outstanding feature of his up contingent Decision; Britisher campaign that hopes will rence. who has captured many here after a illness. I— .~1 work this season was his comeback day night and took the encounter, yesterday long him to the front ranks of the in races In the Valley, will be driven He baseball when grand- in defeating Dr. Paul Martin. Con- interest the McAllen?Edcouch Roundly Cheered played heavyweight title contenders. SltimminriC at McAllen is by L. L. Lane of San Benito. Jack father was a young man—In the **C(Jcc&s7uC ger says he will coniine his efforts game Tuesday night Dougherty, Godfreys manager, still Shores of Oklahoma, who holds a of Mike Arlie Lath- in the coming Olympics to the high. McAllen. In second pace, heydey Kelly. watched RoBel fight in Mexico BY HERBERT W BARKER majority of dirt track records In am. Charlie Comiskey, t>.
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