. . INI pi r ^ THREE TILTS BRUSHING UP SPORTS —By Pap SOUTHWEST TO I Brietz Briefs MISSION PARK rolo tonte&t is _BY EDDIE BRIETZ Scheduled Soday WENT DOWN PLAY NEW YORK. Jan. 10. SET FRIDAY ODDS ON YANKEES Ap- IS ENLARGED Red Dawson aa Tu- WHEN WOE MCCARTHY TRADED pointment of «. lane'a By NANCY WHITNEY wmiy deshone and i football may heap more coala on the collegiate fire cESSE HILL lb SENATORS I Games Pit AV Opening Aggies around New Orleans.Ousted J^JSSJ^TSLSSA La Faria, Harlingen And Fence Moved Beck Giving bass booked Against Bears And along with Red Cox. head coach, Brown pole series has Santa Rosa Winner* after the 1935 season, was Les Legionnaires Fall for Sunday afternoon after unfavor- In 1st Round Ponies Vs. Frogs Lautenschlager. backfleld coach.... Sized Diamond able weather caused postponements He Is the man who tutored Dawson this week. to Th* — as quartertask at Tulane. (Spaeial Herald) Interest to the contest 1s aft- (Special to Tbe Herald) WAOO, Jan. 31. Tht approx- high Friends of Lautensrhlager. rated MISSION. Jan. 31. — Tentative er the quartets broke even on their BAN BENITO, Jan. 81.—Harlin- imate schedule for the 1936 South- by Clark Shaughnesay as one of plana for moving the fence sur- first two engagements. The Hidalgo gen, Santa Rora and Stuart Place west conference baseball season has the nation’s best grid strategists, squad took the .Jlrst 7-4 and the rounding the baseball at b»- jumped Into the lead here Thurs- been released by Coach Money think he was treated badly....But park Cavalry offle*T» came back with a lion Pleld approximately 60 feet when the tournament Jennings, head of the baseball it may be a good Idea to see how nrh to take the second encounter day three-day back from it* present position were Dawson handles the job. with a as. to determine the junior high basket- schedule oommlttee. Negotiations made at a special of the staff of Minnesota assistants, be- meeting The play tog field situated an the ball of Cameron coun- hare been under way all this month American Legion executive commit- championship fore the anvil chorus on old svtitlon field, la rapidly sounding tee Tuesday afternoon. Frank drying ty got under way. to compile a satisfactory schedule, Canal street and the Rue Royals. and should be to good condition for Oouiter. post adjutant and general took a forfeit from Loe and Mr. Jennings states that he the € unday encounter. Harlingen • • • secretary, announced this week. Fresno*. Santa Rosa defeated Port feels that no alterations will be The won’t Proposed plans, according to Ifcabel 12-11 in an Dodger* admit this, exciting tussle, This schedule will be- Coulter, call for the moving of the and La Peril necessary. but they cut Joe Btripp 15.000.... downed Stuart Place entire fence back from the foul Zuppke Sticks To 37-4 come official February 1 unless im- which shows how much they are In the opening round of game* lines. the XHintlng on Joe doing the third This, he said, will place He Saw The opening round of the tourna- portant oompiaints are filed before fence at the foul Unas back 30 feet Assertion that date. basing this year ...It should be ment was to be concluded Friday GP from the present lines, and the > OLDER BRCRHER some race when Ben Eastman and In S. ML U. afternoon, at 8:80 p. m.. The baseball card Includes forty- will be Little beginning Glenn toe the mark fence back of the fields when dan Benito and Wilson Tract Bc8 OPT*AS,SMACK five games with six teams of the Cunningham In an In moved approximately 60 feet from are to here, THE BALLtbRAtoWm Southwest conference 880-yard special Ban play with that game, competing. Its present place. Jan. 11. (**— Arkansas Francisco next month.Barney FORT WORTH. all eight of the Junior high quints DISTANCES AND HAS Is the only conference If the American owner Rosa Is demanding $40,000 to Legion, remark* about will have seen action in the tourney PENCHANT R>R member who will not compete on fight Coich Bob Zuppke’* \ Caneoneri In of the park, carries out the project the diamond this season. R.ce and Tony New York.... the Southern Methodist Stanford Other games Friday afternoon will f mvm fN RUNS the dimensions of the playing field j S M. both of whom have been Who does the guy think he la— Fresno* against Port Isa- U., will measure approximately that of Rose Bowl classic maj lead to a absent from baseball activities for Louis? . amateur baseball club composed of game. to Indiana by only two points ... Mar. 28—Texas at Rice (1). Latln-Amerlcan and American “I said I thought the Southern jwjj Dave credits the rib as providing play- Total* "i 3-4—T. C. U. at Texas (3>: who the Rio Grande Methodist could .1 111 Apr. the- victory spark—Let us know ers, captured Mustangs play Rice at A. 6c M (2); Baylor at 8. when Valley championship last year with better than they did«that day," SANTA ROSA— FG FT TP PF the boys need another shot, M U. (2). Dave. a team that won 21 of their SI Zuppke explained. "Is that such a Williams, f . 3 3 8 1 Apr. lb-11—Texas at Baylor (2>: encounters. terrible thing to say? 0 2 1 Mike Jacobs la en loving the Snyder, f . 1 T. C. U. at A. 6c M. (2); 8.MU. -Bell to a He had Miami sun in a one p.ece bathing classy chap. Keyes, f . 0 0 0 0 at Rice (2). suit....Whit a* FRENCH VINTNERS CHEER nothing to be ashamed of. His . 0 sight!....Charlotte. Cox, e 0 2 2 _ AMERICA’S WINE THIRST club tackled hard and ran hard. 0 0 0 N. C., Is without professional base- McLemore, c . 0 than ball for the first time alr.ce the PARIS, VP)—French wine exports It was a better played game .. 0 0 0 0 R. G. C. Men Play the one the previous year between 0 0 0 3 war....All because the city coun-11 to the United States Increased each 1 Stanford and A’abama." On Hidalgo chased the Boston Red So* out by mcnth last year. Squad total 381.840 bottles of wine Zuppke stayed with a previous — down basebalL A of Totals . 4 4 12 5 voting Sunday RIO GRANDE CITY. Jin. Sl were sent to America In October- statement, however, that he didn't and see any color except green grass LA FERIA— FG FT TP PF Dr. M. J. Rodriguez Roque INDIANS IN LEAD more than double the amount ship- Guerra of this city have been active ABILENE. Tex.. Jan. 31. (Ah— In October. 1934. and Red Jerseys at the Pasadena Rich, f . 2 0 4 1 ped Movie classic. 0 2 0 recently In the Hldalyo Blue Bon- The McMurry CoPege Indians took French vintners, disappointed by Graham, f . 1 Major League Clubs Try Sidelights net# team. Dr. Nohlett. t.6 0 12 0 polo Rodriguez pliys the lead In the Texas Conference the small demand lor wine In Amer- the No. 3 poslt'on and Mr. Guerra basketball rare night by ica when went Into LIONS VICTORS McMjnn, f . 0 0 0 0 Thursday repeal effect, c 3 17 0 QUEEN is No. 3 substitute. The team has defeating the Abilene Chrirtlan now regard the future of their COMMERCE. Jan. 31. (JPh-The Perry, . For at Second 0 0 0 Strength The throttle Is wide and the been playing a series of games Wildcats. 23 to 18. The Christiana American business as much East Texas Teachers Lions Cisneros, e .. 0 open bright- College with the officers at Port Brown held the lead until 10 minutes be- er. another notch In the 0neU, g . 0 0 0 1 signals are set -clear ahead” lor stepped up 0 0 0 0 ALAN GOULD members of d venture and romance when recently. Dr. Rodriguez has four fore the game ended. Robert King. Lone Star Conference basketball Johns, g .. By championship outfits, j George polo wh'ch have frequent Wendell Meek and Anthony a that and race . 10 2 0 Oehringer was out-hit last sea- O Brien into the locomotive ponies Bobby Hydrogen, gas burnt, Thursday night by defeating Avergy. g NEW YORK, Jan. 31. C*>—It steps son workouts with the Mexican officer's the that which the F. Austin Lumberjacks Tagl, g .. 0 0 0 0 by Buddy Myer, second sacker cab in his new starring Fox pic- staged scoring spurt put oxygen, supports combustion, Stephen isn't just a happy coincidence that of the Washington Senators, but ture, “Whispering Smith Speaks,” team at Reynosa. the Indians ahead. from water when combined. of Nacogdoches, 35 to 2L 1 27 2 roster of a cham- the ace which rhows and Totals . 13 {the major league Tiger again topped the Friday Saturday STUART PLACE— PG FT TP PF pionship baseball club generally in- league list in fielding and is rated at the Queen Iftea.re, Brownsville. l . 0 0 0 1 the better man. a of railread- Medley, cludes a standout second sacker. all-around Gehr- Against background o o 0 l has the new O’Brien fea- qfver, f . inger a life-time batting mark ing. George Run through a long list—Includ- a hard- Afrrson, c . 10 2 0 of .327 for 12 years as compared to ture unfolds the story of Mitchell, g .'. 0 0 0 0 ing Johnny Evers, 303 for Myer In 11 seasons. headed and ambitious young chap 0 0 0 1 who wants to himself the Mathers, g . , , Larry Herman, a .341 hitter who did not prove Pertrins. . 1 0 2 0 miss a with match of his millionaire father, and ; g Lajole and Regers Hornsby—and game the Cubs last eason, has succeeded Frankie the logical choice for the hand of 0 4 3 you will find they helped prove a Total* . 2 Frisch, the Cardinal playing pilot, lovely lady. the value of being well fortified at as king of the older circuit’s key- In his wanderings he comes across an old line man- the “keystone” spot. stone workers. Frisch himself named antiquated Herman for all-star ned by lovely Irene Ware. Be- It's significant, therefore, that honors last Mercedes Wins year but the one-time cause of the girl OBrien takes the the best two second basemen in ’Fordham flash- Is not yet ready to He job of track-walker for the line, the game today—Charley Qehrlng- quit. will start his 17th end proceeds to win her affection er of the Detroit and | major league Over San Benito Tigers BUly 1 this from his rival, smooth Kenneth Herman of the —are campaign spring with Lvle Judy, a recruit from Springfield, Thomson, a lawyer. (By The Associated Preas) Mo., as his understudy. All told, ten second basemen of CAPITOL SAN BFNITO, Jan. 31—Mercedes the 1935 season sure of We have had Lawrence TIbbett, defeated San Benito 31 to 14 In a appear Ramblers Defeat their Jobs. The likely hold-overs. In Lily Pena, Everett Marshiil, Mary conference basket ball game Thurs- addition to Oehringer. Her- Ellis, and Nino Martini as recruits day night. Myer. man and Frisch, are Tonv Lazzeri rom the Metropolitan Opera to mo- Bos score: Delta 49 to 28 of the Yankees. Tom Carey of the tion pictures, and now comes the MERCEDES— FO FT TP Browns. Rabbit Warst’er of the glorious voice of Gladys Swar-hout. f.2 2 6 Wyant, Athletics, F’.ovd (Pen) Young of the who may be seen and heard in Hickman, f.0 0 0 i of Rancho” , Sncclal to The Herald» Pirates. A’ex Kampourls of the Paramount's “Bose the f.2 1 5 mid- Ragland, SAN BENITO, Jan. 31.—The St. Reds and Lou Chiorza of the Phil- j which opens with a Siturday Barnes, ..2 0 4 lie*. nite preview and rhows Sunday and an in Moore, g.5 2 12 Joseph’s Ramblers, entry the Monday at the Capitol theater, Bonner, g . 2 0 4 Browns vUle Amateur Basketball Six Open to Argument# Brownsville. league, defeated the Delta Foods John Boles is co-starred with Miss Total. 13 5 31 This leaves six keystone Jobs Swarthout In her motion ! quint for the third time this season picture SAN BENITO— FO FT TP definitely changing hands or still debut and this too makes for a happy here to Morgan, f . 0 0 0 Wednesday. open argument. The Yankees. combination. Boles, with his rugged, Houbtful of HERE'S Cochrane, f.2 1 3 With Fred Trdla and R~ Junco Lazzeri's ability to go yet suave, handsomeness, and his THE FOUR OF US LOADING 0 0 the ‘he full route, tried to vet Buddv Gilbert, f ..0 leading way. the Ramblers own claim to distinction as a singer, The Wilken Family rare is going places—and Parsons, f.0 2 2 came through with a 49-28 victory, Myer but gave It uo when Clark is the match for Miss perfect that’s thanks to all the orders for Scaief. c.0 0 0 'rtielr first game was 13-11 and the Griffith demanded $500 000 for the Swarthout. Even in the event screen you’re giving Pcoggins, .. 10 2 second 60-23. new American league batting cham- plo.s didn't always, or usually al- oar Family's Whiskey. You’re keeping us power- DeKock. 10 2 pion. the g.. R. Junco paced the scorers by ways. work out for the best in fully busy, bat I'll tell yoa this—we'd rather dis- 0 0 The New York Ofants plugged a :nd. with hero and heroine living Carey, g.0 racking eight field goals. Gomez, you not being able to deliver than te up gan. at conriicrab’e would appoint by Cowgill, g. 113 a forward, led the Deltas with 13 big exoezs®. lapplly from here on out. you ever let the of ov Whiskey suffer. . 0 0 by Burgess Whitehead frcm that Swarth- quality Family’s George, g 0 points. The score: getting luiow in this picture the Cardina's. Whitehead, who out and Boles belong, to turn a deft So long as I'm alive or any of my boys are alive, RAMBLERS FG FT FF TP alternated with Frisch last Totals .5 4 14 season, phrase, to each other. can count on bottle H. c .0 1 1 yoa every being just exactly Junco; 1, wlU fill the spot vacated by Hughey “Rcse of the Rancho" Is the Shaw, c 2 0 0 4 like the other! Sr. GRAPEFRUIT LEAGUE 'Tritz. "croen's musical version of a play Harry E. Wilken. R. Junco, f .. 8 0 1 16 Results Whether the use first seen on Broadway some 24 Thursday Trdia, f .. 4 3 1 11 'Vcar Mellllo. obtained from the years ago. The story dates back to LaVferla 19. Mission 16. H. Lindhom, g. 3 1 0 7 Browns, to play second, depends on! the 1850 s and centers around the redes San Benito 14. R. Lopez, g . 4 2 0 10 31, what decides colorful town of Monterey. Califor- to do with himself and Eric Mc- nia* first state capital and scene Standings Totals 21 7 3 49 Nair. star from of a series of disorders almost un- DELTA FO FT PF TP purchased Team— W. L. Pet. he Athletics. precedented tn our pioneer history La Ferla.6 1 .857 Gome*, f . 6 1 3 13 I folks are more than f Lou (Bozle) Berger and Mercedes./.3 1 .833 Bridges, . 3 0 16 Roy MVOLI -ARCADIA guess buying c 0 8 Hughes, both graduates of the New Mission. 4 2 .667 Tagle, . 4 3 Franchot Tone, Madge Evans and e 0 0 Orleans club, wi’l fivht it out for Raymondville . 2 4 .333 Garcia, . 10 Stuart Erwin are co-starred in “Ex- ‘he keystone position with Cleve- San Benito ..1 3 .167 R. Cantu, g . 0 111 and ’and. clusive Story" showing Friday one bottle of our . 0 0 0 0 Rio Hondo .. 0 6 .000 Montes, g at both the theatre Family’s •:turday Arqadta A. The a Montalvo, g . 0 0 10 Chicago White Pox have in Harlinren and the Rivoll theatre choice between Nunes, g . 0 0 0 0 Mlnter (Jack) Hayes, in San Benito. who was forced out bv a mid-! Written by ace reporter Martin at a time! La Feria Totals 13 3 28 season and who Wins 10 Injury, Tony Piet, it is a dramatization of his Whiskey Mooney, c me up from Toronto. crusade against the racketeer over- The Boston Nationals, lord of New York, dealing in par- newly If that of orders so to this of ours. Tvs Over christened the with pack you’re kindly tag Family’s Whiskey Mission Favorites Trail “Bees,- will try ticultr notorious “policy game." I Tbny Cue-ineMo. late of the Dodg- which is said to rob citizens of mil- giving for our Family’s Whiskey is by been making whiskey over 40 years, but (Special to The Herald) ers, at second base while Brook’vn lions each year. reason of to make sure as I never did see folks act so fame from his dramatic you’re wanting you yet delighted MERCEDES. Jan. 31.—The La •crobab’y wlfl #--ign Jimmy Jordan Gaining In Avalon Meet was Tfcrla Lions, one of the favorites to Tony’s old Job. expose. Newspaperman Mooney got enough so as you won’t risk running as everybody seems to be over the mild- recently given a Jail sentence for to win the cage champion- short of I think it’sa real idea. ness and tastiness of our Valley to sources of his it, good Up Family’s Whis- ship. fortified their position at failing dmige the AVALON. Calif.. Jan. SI. Fa- Sinclairs information. It Is this our we a in the top of the Qrapefrult League Organize astounding way, keep supply right the key. This picture is me and the boys, so vorites trailed a group listing many material which provides the sinews here Thursday afternoon by de- room for there’s no now unknown shotmakers New Mission screen living cupboard, know- you know the Wilken Family. But the Mission erst- comparatively Quint of the new play. feating Eagles, “Ex- Friday in the second round of the Jan. 31. — now the exciting theme of when some will take it into the while loop leaden. 19-16 In a warm- MISSION. Mission Briefly, ing neighbor it’s Wilken Family Whiskey you Santa Catalina Island told in the lives of contested tussle. $5,000 open boasts an independent basketball clusive Story" is ly his head to I’m sure ** golf tournament. quintet along with the high school a group of people who are in one drop by unexpected. really ought & The Lions were forced to come Twenty-eight golfers broke par. teams and the A C.J.M. five. The way or another affected by the ma- mighty pleased at how tak- to know! aK from behind to nose out cite hus- kindly you're with Fred Morrison. Pasadena. Calif., new team, recently orpanlz-d hy chinations of the gang bosses. Mission The of tling Eagles. play Trofessional. and Ted Longworth, Ollln Rome and Andrew Achee will A beautiful girl, daughter of a the was guards outstanding. Portland. Ore. leading the assault olay under the name of the Sin- "policy racket” victim, appeals to a i The box: In Thursday s 18-hole round over clairs. great metropolitan newspaper for LA FERIA FO FT TP the mountain-bounded course. The Former high school athletes, ac- aid. Witn her help and information, Stinson, f . 1 4 6 two carded 60 each, six under par. cording to Achee. will form the j the paper’s young attorney and t . 2 1 5 Foncannon, Right behind them was th«-vet- nucleus of the team, which will be crack reporter bring to a dramatic . 2 2 Smith, c 6 eran Walter Hagen of Detroit, who ready for competition this comlr.g close the supremacy of the gang. McMlon. g . 1 0 2 shot a 61. Scores of 63 placed four week. To date the team consists of Hiunnir, g . 0 0 0 lesser-known players *ln third place. Clark Keck, former Oklahoma A. RINGGOLD SCORES They are Paul Jopes. La Habra, OaL, A M. freshman player: Bill Woods (Special to The Herald) To tala 6 7 19 A Jack Grout, Fort Worth. Tex. nr-Corpus Chrlsti eager: Walter FORT RINGGOLD. Jan. ft.— MISSION PQ FT TP Torchy Tods Kobe, Japan and Art Walace, Den Friesen, Bob Abbott The Fort Ringgold basketball team Arce. t . 113 Straub, Brlelie, N. J. and Andrew Achee, former Mission was defeated Wednesday by Edin- 0 Trollinger, f .. 0 0 high school athletes. burg 35 to 31. f . Bherla. 0 4 4 COWBOYS WIN The team will go on the painted The Fort Ringgold soft ball VSasner. f . 0 0 0 BROW*: WOOD. Jan 31. 0W- boards of the Valley courts arrayed league reports the following scores: Hard in-Simmons of Abilene defeat- in green and white suits with Sin- Wednesday: Detachment 37 and F ed Howard Payne. 35 to 36. Thurs- clair in white letters on the back troop. 1st. p'atoon. 18: L troop. 1st & i i day night in the opener of a two- of their shirts. p’atean, 13 and E troop, 1st platoon, // TWpeon, g . 2 1 8 ’am« basketball series. Howard Teams in the Valley wishing a 10; Thursday: E troop. 2nd platoon. Distributed by DAN HESLOP WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO. Payne made 14 points off 19 free game with the Sinclairs are request-! 17 and Of flam, 2; L troop 2nd Totals 8 f 16 shots. McCollum of the winners was ed to address their communications platoon, 18 and E troop, 2nd platoon Harlingen, paferee: Mil ASM. nigo scorer wud tign* points. to Andrew Ache*. Mission. Tens_ > a