DENTON HIGH BEATS LAMESA 38-23 FOR STATE CAGE TITLE BRONCS LEAD Hamas Battle for Chance at Baer HOT CONTESTS

-.—' — — ■ "■ —1 Sunday ■■Schmeling, THROUGHOUT * ARE COMING DP McBride Girls Win 2 Titles Yankees and Aviators Have Contest Never in Doubt As: Pate and Leading GERMAN IVY Lyford BIG BAM DOES Inside Track In Race Strong Quint Hits ^ Hitters In La Feria Ball For Pennant Its Stride Playground Loop BET FAVORITE Tourney WELLAT FIRST Standings 'Special to The Herald) the Mercedes 11-12 AUSTIN. March 9.—pp>— The Robin Pate, scrappy Klwanis out- Pate, who hits from the southpaw , by beating girls Ruth Guards Initial Sack Nazi Officials are Backing LA FERIA, March 9. — LyfortT fielder who learned his un- 0 In the final And the Lyford ward Team— W. L. Fit poli&hed Denton Broncos perform side of the plate and is fast enough As Boston Defeats der Uncle Diseh at the Uni- school girls know their playground Port Brown 8 * eo at top speed from the start Billy to beat out the slow rollers, has hit' Maxie to Limit Against school girls did the same thing by! . .801 versity of Texas, knows how to col- ball, for they carried off the lion’* Cinci 5-3 3 Saturday night and scored an out of nineteen beating the La Feria girls 17-3. Pan-American . 8 .788 easy lect baseknocks as de- safely nine times American Fighter safe as wei] share of honors In tournament 38-23 over to the the In the school Kiwants . 7 4 .633 victory Lamesa cap- linquent taxes. He is leading the tries at platter. high Junior boys ture the Texas school basket- nearest competitor is "Mac held here and un- Llk* 3 .635 high regular hitters in the Brownsvilie His HAMBURG. March fl.-H/Pt—This Friday Saturday division, the Donna Redskins came TAMPA. FIs., March 0. ^/—Look- . S ball ■ who 8 nampionship. McBride. Pan-American pla>er der the direction of Coach C. E. a bit at base in the Goodyear . 3 333 Playground Ball league with a heal- ire-crusted shipping city had work- through with a 15-13 over ing strange first The margin would have been been Mac * victory . 2 8 200 mark of 473. has not playing regularly. ed itself into the Sat- Vail. Red and Grey road uniforms of the Eagles U thy belting according proper pitch ! in even larger *ut North Texans had has hit six times in 13 trips Harlingen the finals. In the A. C. (out.) . 0 6 000 to batting averages compiled by j safely urday night over the impending Boston Braves but otherwise the rot eased up in the final period. the for mark of 460. Lyfords high school junior girls ward school boys division. San Be- Steve McIntosh, league statistician. to plate a Sabbath duel between Max same old Babe in all hu glory. They led 19-8 at the half and 31-11 hitters have won their division championship nito copped the title by beating La Postponed Games Other leading who and Steve Hamas, two George Herman Ruth played h.s a: toe end of the third Schmeling Feria 9-1 In final event. quarter. been into the games regu- the first as a National The lads gettitng young men equally determined to game Leaguer Monday—EL*:* at Goodyear. from the plains, tired include: of Port Brown The girls' volley ball champion- Tries Out for Giants larly Pippen Max Baer's ex- Saturday, helped his team best the Wednesday—Eagles at Pan-Amer- from a fast overtime contest sample champion was won the Loe Fresnos 400. Martin of Flyers .391. Green of ship by . & to 3. and emer- ican. itgamsi Hughes Springs a few hours plosive right next June. .382, Perkins of Elks .379. girls who defeated the La Feria girls with more serious than earlier, made a Eagles trains. In- ged nothing Friday—For; Brown at Elk*. game of it through Twenty-three special RAJAHTRYING in the title • Lehman of Elks .370, Adrean of game. a strained arm muscle. i first quarter. The> wilted soon cluding the famous 120-mtle-an- slightly Monday—Pan-Amencan at Good- Elks .366. of Fort Brown Ftfty-four teams played in the The former home-run monarch after the start of the second period, Szpeinski hour "Flying Hamburger” from Ber- year. 363 and Jackson of Kiwams 363. two-day tournamlnt. 39 taking part and idol of the American — Pan however, and waged a hopeless fight lin. poured fans into Hamburg's longtime Wednesday American at The of all who in the playground ball events and league was greeted by a band and Elks. the rest of the way. averages players biting air. SKILL AGAIN 15 ball elimination iiave a hit this season are in the volley a crowd of 3.500 fans, who paid The Broncs. picked to win their gotten officials were secre- j Government All divisions under the first title suite 1930. exhibited the 'as follows: were played irom 40 cents to $1.10 each and tilled Although they have only an out- tive. but it ^as learned some of the If Ruth Can Do l* st offense had i Name— Ab. H. Avg. It, Hornsby double elun.nation plan. the stands at Plant Field nearly to side shot at a tie (or first, the they shown during highest officials in the nazl regime Lfce tournament. Their defense, J. King. Kiw... 4 3 .750 Says He Can Do capacity despite windy, threatenmg lourth-place Elks are the key to j would be on hand when the rival Ball Result* , tu lit around two P-AA 4 2 .500 Volley weather. the situation as the six teams of good guards. Cap- Perez. for Baer's their 12-round right open • It Too He to a first the Brownsville Playground Ball tain J D. Wright and Bud Smith, Peek. Kiw . 4 2 .500 responded tussle In the sprawling sports shed The results In volley ball were: league hustle down the first half lunctioned so effectively that Joe William*. Gdyr. 4 2 .500 ovation by slashing a single to right, about noon Eastern Standard Time. First round Donna be / Lyford. home stretch The schedule Harrell, star center, was the only Pate. 19 9 .473 scoring Bill Urbanski with the first regular V| It was* reported that even Adolf WEST PALM BEACH, Fla March La Feria beat Raymonaville, Los closed out Friday but ftva opposing player able to make more McBride. 13 6 .460 run of the game, but failed to get the night, P-AA. Hitler, a 9.—<4’i—Rogers Hornsby, the Great Fresno® ward beat Santa Rosa. Los L an one field goal. great admirer of Schmel- ball out of the infield on his re- postponed tilts remain which will Pippen. FTB 10 4 .400 Rajah, that if , The shots of Homer ing. would have been at the ring- figures Fresnos high beat La Feria B. La three times at bat He retir- determine the 'irst-half champion- follow-u,- 5 2 at maining White. Elks . .400 side but for the fact that de- 41. can do it-what a the matter Feria beat Weslaco. Wilson Tract Barnes. Denton center did much to he ed after play mg five and a half in- ship. Martin. P-AA. 23 8 .391 with him at 38. a child put the Broncos ofl in the lead and veloped a cold. practically beat Rio Hondo. Mercedes beat Mc- nings. The Fort Brown Yankeea, de- Green. Eag 34 13 .382 by comparison? — tc take the hte out. of the Torna- Practically every hotel is filled to Allen. Second Round Donna Ruth handled himself easily tested only twice this season, have Perkins Elks . 29 11 .379 "I'm afraid to Uunk now of does. Barnes was an ovation and the lobbies overrun nght beat San Perlita. La Feria A beat the inside track with only one more given capacity what around first, proving a good tar- Boeer, Gdyr. 8 3 37 it may mean," says the man- name to be oiayed. The a., he left the court after fouling | like an Elk's convention.’ Promoter Los Fresnos ward. Los Fresnos high get for the inftelders and figuring Yankees, Lehman. Elks 27 10 .370 ager of the spirited Browns, but who the first out in the fourth Hr was Walter believe* a beat and Wilson Tract beat dropped -half pennant quarter. Rothenberg capa- i Haven’t felt this Lyford in one of the three double plays Elks . 21 8 .366 good since I last season to the Kiwanls Adrean, — in high individual scorer with 13 city crowd of 25.000 is assured. Mercedes. Third Round Donna which check the youthful a broke my ankle with the Cubs three helped series of extra in- >.nts and outjumped Harrell most I Szpeinski. FTB . 33 12 .363 beat La Feria A. Los Fresnos heart-breaking years ago. If it I'll have high Cincinnati bating order cl the time. Ilarrcll tallied Jackson. Kiw. 22 8 .363 llama* in keeps up. ning games, finish their schedule 9 points Shape a beat Wilson Tract. Los Fresnos is anxious to take a whirl at the whack at solving some of our in- on the BPOEs. FTB . 36 12 .333 " Friday by and Wright 8 Langley. came out of the lower bracket but infield and do so. even taking * field problem* myself Job may The Hughes Mustangs B. Ball. Elks 12 4 .333 Hamas, accompanied bv his wife, A victory would assure the Yank* Springs once the lost to Los Fresnos in the finals. though Manager Bill McKenchnie to the Hornsby, greatest batter of no worse than a tie for first with swamped Brownwrood 57 to 17 Launer. Eag . 19 6 .315 spent day quietly at his hotel ir the Nattonn: league, is working Closing results iv*r the end of the still holds to the belie! that the slug- f.nish third in the tourney. By add- J J. Garza. 5 .312 and despite all the stories about his the Pan-Am Flyers, defending lea- Gdyr.16 harder than rookie in ba>cball tournament were: ger will run fewer risks by playing to hts total any ius camp, gue champions A defeat, however, ing 83 point* previous Critz. Kiw . 32 10 .312 dizzy training routine looked fit. he's in splendid shape. He weighs High school Junior girls — La the outflcield. would make it for tha o 19 Vinson rangy Mustang tor- Norwood FIB 32 10 .312 He will scale about 195 possible about 190. which is fine for him Feria 6 Rio Hondo 3; 8. La legs felt fine, for the first ward.

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