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 baseball 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 Cincinnati Reds. & 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 inning 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 Babe Ruth, 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 The Babe 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. innings- Lesser. Elks. 27 8 .296 drawing his inspiration from the so far." he as i.c (100-5 11 0 The Flyeri have three mors fray*, forward, also werft on a scoring says, gently taps Harlingen came out of the lower Bnston 100 400 Iron Chancellor's battle wood for "The heel that 0 playing the Engles Wednesday, tha Roberts. FTB. 27 7 .297 trophies. just luck. .... 000 002 —3 7 rampage Saturday night, hitting the bracket but was defeated Donna Cincinnati 100 Neithfr fighter to was on bothered me by Goodyears Uv* l olio wing Monday from the field and Jeanes. Gdyr.31 9 .290 i* willing make operated hasn't 15-12 Brown. Mangum and Spohrer. basket 10 times in the final. and the Elks It ia 4 any predictions, each contenting a bit. 1 m not asi enough any more Grissom. Herr- Wednesday. prob- on e the free throw line. Bowling. Elks. 14 285 — Lewis: MacFayden. Horn Ward school boys La Feria A able that the first-half race will himself with the demure statement u play shortstop, but it things go and Erickson. box: Keys. Eag.. 7 2 285 4 Rio Hondo 2: San Benito mann. Wisteret he intends to or. this way to the 2. Wes- hinge on the final tilt of tha sea- • G F TP Hunter. 18 5 577 do his dead,level best right up season, DENTON *33 Eag. laco 0; La Feria 2. San Benito son next betwaaa Schme:ing remained such a firm fa-' I may be starting in there in any 1; Wednesday night Lohrke. f . 3 0 6 Taggart. 22 6 272 Goodyr. in San Benito came out of the lower the Flyers and Elks. 2 2 6 vorite that not a single fan in the oilier place the infield." Rtchey, f . O'Bryan. Elks.11 3 .272 brac ket defeat La If the who feature tha! last two had been Rogers started out almost the to Feria 9-1 in the Elks, Barnes, c . 6 1 13 B. Kiw. 19 5 .263 days heard to King. same finals. of Samuel A. Las- give Hama* even an way last spring, but he couldn't rollicking battery Wright, . 4 0 8 31 8 outside chance g Dixon, Elks. 258 — Training of feep it up. He thinks now he knows Ward school girls Lyford 23 er and Bill Lehman, were to grab Smith . 13 5 winning. g-c Etuis. Eag. 8 2 250 La their three games 0 0 0 Whether it why. To get in shape before coming Harlingen 1: Feria 4. Raymond- remaining they H&rpooi. g . Jim Atbell **0WCll. FtB. 32 8 550 means anything or down here for spring training he ville 1; Lyford 17. La Feria 2: La would be certain of a tie for first Totals 16 6 38 : not. Joe Jacobs. mana- I vera. FtB. 3 9 .2Vj Schmeling's worked hard months on a wood- Feria came with the Fort Brown contingent and • two out of the lower Camp LAME8A 423» G F TP. Star of athletics at Rice ger. received a cable from Anci! bracket Institute, argas, FtB. I 6 550 en gym floor it. St. Louis. but was defeated po&sibl.v the Av ators. It would be Kidd f 1 1 3 Hoffman, manager of Baer, by Lyford 17-2 in Houston, Tex., Jim Asbell tries • dla. Gdyr. 2o 5 550 promis- the finals a hard fight with a short stick, Burkhart, f 1 1 3 ing the German a title bout next out for a ark. P-AA..8 2 550 Activities however, for the Benevolent 8s 4 1 9 job with the New Yoik Harrell, c .*. June provided he knocks out Ham- rcland. Kiw. . 8 2 .250 Protective aggregation plays tha Jordan, g . 1 3 5 Oian'js at Miami Beach, Fla. As- as. lauver. P-AA. 12 3 541 T. Jefferson Will Horse 1 Goodyear Ttr^men Monday, Fort . 113 Bradley NEW March 8. U**)—A Boswell, g bcli is an outfielder. Cops ORLEANS, Brown and tha tha 0 0 0 Cruhm. P-AA. 25 6 540 the Friday Flyers Walker f-g Classic In steady downpour prevented following Wednesday. 8 7 23 Narvaez. Gdyr. 25 6 .240 Florida Indians from the Totals Cleveland engaging The Klwanis. now in third, have tune score. Denton 19. Coats. Gdyr. 25 6 .240 Defend Title In MIAMI. Fla., March 9. uPh-Black in their first Half New Orleans Pelicans th-ir schedule with sev- J. Garcia P-AA 30 7 .233 Helen, bay added fresh completed Lames* 8. lilley, lustre exhibition game here Saturday. do not JACK GRAY to the en wins and lour losses and 3 Barnes Sarber. 31 7 228 IS r m anal foulr: Richey Eag. legendary “derby luck’ of have a mathematical chance at tha 4 Smith 3. 2, DIZZY IS TO Cabler. Gdyr. 9 2 .222 San Benito Meet Colonel E. R. March 8. (A*»— Wright 3, Hftrpoot Bradley Saturday by BILOXI, Miss.. title. The Kiwis won the first half Tun hart 3. Harrell 3. Jordan 4, M. Flores. P-AA. 27 6 capturing the seventh annual 522 Florida Continued rains which have kept last season after a at pennant playoff Roswell 1. ... Smith. 28 6 .214 Special to The Herald i derby Hialeah Park and enrich- off the baseball dia- % Eag. GIVEN the Senators with the Yankees and dropped tha throws missed: Lolirke. HONORS ing the Kentuckian Free edkiff. FIB. 14 3 .214 FAN BENITO. March 9—Thomas by $15 600 mond for live days let up late Sat- full-season title to the Aviatora. v 2 Barnes. 2. Smith Flu* finale to the 1 W'right Kiw ..••••••.. 53 7 512 actieisun scnooi oi ban An* 1935 season at Harris i. I exas mgh urday and Manager Bucky K.lrt 2. HarreU. Jordan 3. Cager Named Most Hialeah was won Bos-1 VJcett. Kiw. 33 7 212 .oino will return to defend its laur- without a strug- sent his hopefuls into batting Estimates on Babe Ruth’s young ml” Walker 3. j Tinkle>. Kiw. 34 7 .205 Valuable els in the third diurnal Valley relay gle. Black Helen galloping past the and Curtis. Player In j practice. Officials: Boggess cnnett. Kiw.5 1 .200 carnival to be held here bamrday, fudges stand four lengths ahead of £1 Jardin Meet _ Salary Range Up Southwest Martaena. •vliapp, FtB. 30 6 200 Loop I according to word received by Coach from Dewitt Pages Mae- MIAMI. FU., March 8. JPr- l*d The Hughes Mustangs I To men> Farm El wood Springs $50,000 Itn, Elks 25 5 .200 J. A. Whittle. Sach-senmain- by Dick Bartell, their new short- ran wild to overwhelm Brownwood. er’s Roman F. 20 4 The San Antonians rom'ed off Soldier, co- favorite with and Joe Moore, the New York third In I | Ball. Elks .200 AUSTIN.. March 9. Jack stop 57 to 17 and captured place \ than Black Helen, was third another Being Arranged ST PETERSBURG. Fla March Tauber. 20 4 500 with the meet year. ■ by Giants turned back the Philadelphia the tournament. Vinson tallied 22 Eag sensational lorwaid and tap- cud the numoer of made length. the Caldwell. Gdyr. 26 3 .175 *n u* me mg pom., i Athletics lor the second straight day points and HuU. the other Mustang 9_4\—Touching training camp uinversnj- 01 itxas oasiv- Don Meade Practically all arrangement* have 6 1 .166 v.ojii oy Victoria, the second best team superbly guided the when they defeated the American forward made 21. bases: Egly Gdyr. itain. g-aiiea luraiei .au been completed for the triangular .n the competition. undersized thoroughbred home club 3 to 2 in an exhibition Larnesa 46 rrujillo. Gdyr. 18 3 .166 .aimday wueu a iKwi oi seven otiuui* league track and field meet to be held at K upset Hughes Springs. Fiom all sources. Dizzv Dean's ahead of nine other one- ii .'tat This makes the second San An- choice three- baseball cut to five and to 40. m a furious overtime battle man. Kiw. 25 4 .160 .puiu scribes, conducted game Jardin afternoon between th* income this will t» tomo team to be entered. Harlan- year-olds in 1:51 fiat for the mile rain Friday beat Brownwood. 28 to year approximate .1. Garza. P-AA. 30 5 .155 H;e Austin naif innings by Saturday. Fresno* and Denton American-otaiesman. rt- of *nd an of fast schools of Port Isabel, Lot $75,000 to calculations in itauo lie „ale. where I. E Martin, lormerly eighth but damp 21. in the semi-final*. according arochc. Kiw . 26 4 153 iuu beta uiustn mo. b ta.- and El The ’’C' meet 1* be- Saturday holds forth entered track. 9. Jardin. a as »'. uaoie in the .•esinco. having BRADENTON. FU.. March La mesa's victory was surprise the headquarters of the Cardinals Torres. Gdyr.7 l .142 player tiouuiwesl cou- The diminutive ing held in the form of a friendly to .crence. previously. Black Helen re- —Joe Medwick. hard-hitting hold- Hughes Springs has been picked ....that in New York the 3cike, Eag. . 2’ 3 .142 paid competition aa a warm-up for th* pop-off b> Laredo is a brand nev entry in the backers $6 90 in the $2 straight turned at the Cardinal camp the final against Denton. La- Cardinal Pilgrim. Elks / 2 .133 Eour writers lavored Gray for the out. up meet. play great pitcher, about beim Sni Benito has entered the mutuels. $4 for place and $290 to with Presi- county s most valuable relays. Saturday, talked it over mes* matched the Mustang power- a holdout, was another one Gr.ffin. P-AA . 6 1 .125 player award, one The time-table of event* is aa foi- Just of Border ai lor a show. Mantgna returned $1160 and ■ Olympics Laredo dent Sam Breadon. but did not sign. ful offense with one a shade better his little was Trevino. FtB. 25 3 .125 anked hiin second, walle two jokes....he bound all placed of and is $5 50 and Roman Soldier 60. lows: In the ■bin lourtn. i number years that city $3 The leit fielder, who has announc- and would have won regula- the time to a definite agreement Edwards. Gdyr. 8 1 .125 1:30 p. m—Girls' volley ball tour- Forcsi now entering the local meet. ed it will be $10,000 or nothing, said tion time but for a senational Hughes wifh Sam Breadon. president of Jennings. Kiw. 25 3 .120 Wlutey Baccus. flashy nament begins and continues until ISiViU Donna, which won the iirst meet ne wanted a few daya to "think it Smings rally. the world champions, and signed Bracht. Eag. 26 3 .115 forward, was Grays nearest Picard And Revolta completed. jo-z» • ivai. md was highest among the Valley over.” The Tornadoes were ahead :or that called He received two first 1 m — Just what agreement Lova. Gdyr. 26 3 .1*13 place last his entered the p. preliminary senior 100t started The was ■chocls year, when the final quarter lor, $17.5!X>... .the Cardinal fronl- T. Torres. Gdyr. 26 3 .115 votes; second cnoice oi two Victors At Miami 1; 10— preliminary junior 100; 1:*>— 1935 events. Entry list* also have Fla., March 9. •4‘— ended 40-40. The Mustangs cffice. howeve”, is mainly responsi- Johnson. 26 3 scribes, ranked third by two and MIAMI. Fla.. March 9. LAKELAND. final senior 100; 1:40-final period Ep/ .. .115 seen received irom Weslaco. Browns- (JPi—Henry Satur- Junior and were stifled ble for some lucrative con- tuuiih one. The Detroit Tigers prepared had shot their bolt landing uxkett. Eag. 18 2 .111 by Picard and Johnny Revolt* played 100; 2—preliminary senior 220. 3:10— La mesa ville. McAllen. Rio Hondo and Mi.- to into sirenuoua spring in the overtime period while tracts and by-ptxiucts for Diz on Captain lait Moody, forward of brilliant in a day swing 50; 2 30—final McMeth. Eaa 11 1 .090 i:n A large number are to golf driving rain Sat- preliminary junior on two field the side.... Arkansas, was Hurd. thought practioe routine next week. Mickey scored six point* goal* P. Lindhom, P-AA. 26 2 .076 He received one urday to come from behind on the senior 220; 2 40— final junior 50: t center, and :e in the mails. will call out the entire by Joe Harrell, stellar Paul Dean's contract calls for .irit-piace vote; three seconds and 'ist nine holes Cochrane —senior 880 ; 3:15—senior 440; 3:30 A. Garcia. P-AA. 14 1 075 went to school in against Vic Ghezzi Kidd and Walker. $8,500 this year, which is nearly one third. Imitations every for the first tune this season. free throws by 18 1 .050 and Willie Kle:n and win to the fin- squad —senior mile; 4-10— junior relay; and three times as much as he was Huggins. Eag. Hie south Texas Interscholaslic lea- week has been pitchers' Harrell made nine field goals paid Gray will be awarded a trophy, als of the international four-ball The past 4:20—senior relay. for 20 Vin- last season for turning m 19 vic- at a dinner gue region. week with the Bengals. Next week two free throws points. YANKEES. to be held here within tcunnment, one up. 1:15—senior broad Jump and sen- tories. ELKS ARE are to re- son was the best for Hughes Springs the near future under the in fielders and outfielders broad LOOP auspices Horton Smith and Paul 1 ior shot; 1:45— Junior Jump Indt- it is Babe Ruth will LEADERS Runyan and vii second to Harrell In estimated of the Texas club. ousted port and will get their first grape- The Port Brown Yankees are Gene Sarazen and Harold and senior discus; 2:15—senior high with field goal* collect at least *50.000 from the Writers fruit competition against vidual scoring eight the participating in the McSpaden 5 and 4. and earned a league" and junior chinning; 3—Jun- Boston Braves tills year, leading Brownsville Playground poll jump and one free throw. including were Jinx Tucker. Waco Bruno,Zepeda rhot the Phillies on Saturday. senior league in hit with a mark oi News-Tn- at first money for the aecond ior high Jump and Javelin; over- his “cut in the profits, and prob- ring I The Mustangs appeared and the oune; Lloyd Gregory, Houston Post; consecutive year. 3:30—senior vault. in as much more for ,300, Elks are leading the pole fumbling or ably gathered George White. Dallas WEST PALM BEACH. Fla March anxious, frequently loop in fielding with an average of News; Flem Brownsville merchants are donat- They took many his numerous outside activities... | Hall. Port Battle 9 ,^—The St. Louis Browns had making bad passes. 919. accordin'? to figures compiled Worth Star-Telegram; Monday ing valuable prizes to be swarded the ball nearly They tell a story around the first -called on account of long shot*, losing by Mac McIntosh league statistician. Curtis Vinson, lexas A. A M Col- their first and second place winners. smooth-working (Special to rbe Herald* of 1*55 Saturday. every time. The Yankee camp about the short but The BPOEs are the second best lege Station; Johnny Erp. Fayette- rain’’ practice numerous open- ville. ami A S HARLINGEN. March 9—Whether The workout sche- Tornadoes found profitable holdout siege of Vernon i hitters in the league with a mark -Hop Hopkins, Aus- light originally the Hughes Springs tin "Lefty” Zepeda, slugging Browns- duled Manager Rogers Hornsby ings under the Amer- oi 283 and the Kiwanis are in American-Statesman Dope by Gomez Icadmg p’tche: of iilr ts in |_Bowling 4he | because basket. third place with a mark of .234 southpaw. going places for the dav was abandoned Seeded ican league. Gomez, it. seems, will be determined MEN'S LEAGUE the Players The Denton Broncs. pre-tourna- three points above the Pan-Ameri- fight game likely of intermit tent showers and tangled with Ed Barrow the busi- .icre when he matches Team- favorites, the can Monday night W L. Pet. was given its first day off. ment played ness manager of the club, upon his Flyers. squad thst them a32- Southwest leather studded punches in the Har- Arbuckle . 33 4 234 .588 at vie of game gained return from aoroad and shocked The Eiks. Port Brown. Kiwanis Nines Win In Meet over Taft. lingen American Legion arena with McKav . 33 4 23 4 .588 March 9 — A1 Big 21 victon- Friday night Barrow with a demand for r.r.d Pan-American clubs all are ORLANDO. FIs.. tne *25.000 erstwhile favor- B Their defense was so tight thst above the 4XX> mark. Kid Bruno Salazar. Troop . 31 26 .544 Lopez, the Cuban catcher, wis the this year..., fielding NEW YORK. March 9. —The since the was Team— starters was cut in half tn a pro- J P Wright. Denton To which Gomez shot back Pan-American t 276 30 64 .231 turned out fight game W L Pet while Gordon tBUmpt Phelps, who Captain “Well, almost with six Goodvear 8 44 37 200 Southwest Conference baseball sea- and he showed lot* of No. 3 . 11 1 J17 traded session lasting eight great guard, was high man what do you expect? the contract 283 legalized, 'till is considerably overweight, was Ed- 230 son will start April 5. with all four in a draw No. I 7 .417 hours. field goals and a free throw you're offering doesn't even pav for Eagles 8 :8 46 184 promise recently getting .4 chosen to work behind the plate. teams who oomerence The was disturbed no forward, Team play baseball with Midget Aztec and then coming No 2 . 4 8 .333 program wards slender Brownwood my pitching ... Gomez signed Fielding and six Team-- G. PO A E Pet. in action These Include Texas A back to score a T. K. O. over the NO. 4 4 8 .333 little by a three-set battle between was with two field goMs finally for two years at *20 000. an next and M To Elks . 7 168 94 Baylor, Texas Christian and a bout. Sooner Nine Is rotund Sidney Adelstein of New York tosses for 10 point* Increase of *t>i>00, which hardly 23 919 Midirot in return Coming Games charitv -he Fort Brown ... 9 239 118 23 916 University of Texas. the drawing vs. and Richard A. of Hack- Flehtine to keen the championship entitles him to his nickname of Bruno ha* been be*t Monday—No. 1 No. 2 Chapman more Kiwanis. 10 237 137 38 .907 Southern MeLhocu*!, Arkansas and due to his 3 Texas Teams ensack. N. J- who exchanged shots In East Texa*. the Mustangs Goofy.” card in the Valley aggres- Friday—No. vs. No. 4. Flay Pan-American 7 186 82 28 .903 Rice do not in the cham- 9. i£V— for three hours before Adelstein we* to advance notices as compete sive style, and he will be favored by NORMAN. Okla., March than lived up 8 set team. Goodyear ... 301 122 40 888 pionship baseball race. mewt of the fans against Mrs Waldo No. 3 team Invasion of Texas will inaugurate declared the winner. The first thev swamped a weak Killeen I Zepeda. Lynchs a Book It Here Eagles 8 198 103 38 838 The conference schedule follows: The will under way at n the Ladies' back into the of Oklahoma baseball went to Chapman. 14-12. and lasted 61 to 24 They came within Dope fights get League got University tour- SHREVEPORT. La., March 9. \JP> April 5-6—Texas A. A M vs. Tex- the arena at 8:30 p. m. the running when it season. two hours and theft Adelstein \on point of equaling the 15-year Legion Friday night —Three Southwest Conference teams as at Austin; Texas Christian vs. took a of contests from Mr? J Coach Lawrence -Jap** Haskell and the next two. 6-2. 8-3. scoring record. pair 1935 Cubs Reorganized Baylor at Waco. s leave 25 for Bell scored a straight not fatten their are on the Centenary' college S. Peek No 1 team. This pulled his nine will March Berkeley pf-'- Broncs did The •‘Cubs.” a basa- «nent football schedule. They are Brownsville April 12-13—Baylor vs. Texas A Louis Wilts Again the Fours into a tie for third a week's foray into the Lone Star set victorv. 6-0. 6-2. over the veteran Fxjfi marks to any great extent Baylor. up g ball team which used to be a leader A M. at Station; Texas vs of Tex- bald-headed V. B Ruban* defense in Texas A. it M , and Texas Christ- College SAN FRANCISCO. March 9 JFh- place with the No. 2 aggregation. state to play the University 8tephen but a powerful a displayed ian. in this section, has been reorganiz- Texas Christian at Fort Worth. Mrs. turned in the scores as Bears and Tex- of Hoboken. N. J.. hardly getting strong from Joe Louis. Detroit's negro heavy- Lynch top Longhorns. Baylor eliminating a quintet ed and will a game on vs. a lit- Coach Curtis Parker of Centenary play practice April 19-20—Texas A. A M. with s three-game 362 and a as Christian Homed Frogs workout sufficient to provike Taft. 32-21. The North Texans are held a single the 36th diamond Sunday morning, Texas Christian at Fort Worth; weight sensation. Saturday The Sooner schedule in- tle oerspiration. up said Saturday spring grid practice of 135. early not in the habit of running it has been announced at ovei *1*® would start March 18 when 47 can- Texas vs. Baylor Waco. technical knockout victory cludes: • The other seeded players scores but they usually check be- Mrs. H. L. Vandever recently set large didates will report. The Gentlemen The Cubs will play a rsatest April 26-27—Texas A. A M. vs. Den a Id Red Barry of \A|>hing- March 25 and Texas at Austin: gained the second round. the offense* and finish ahead a record for ladies on the Ar- best A. it M, Oct. 12; ginning at 9 a m with a pick-up Baylor at Waro; Texas Christian ton. D. C. to his credit in nis ad- high at Waco: this will play Texas March 27 and 28—Baylor have lost only one game | a cadia Alleys when she rolled a 204 They Texas Christian Oct. 26. and Baylor aggregation from West Brownsville. vs Texas at Austin. vance along the road toward* March 29 and 30—Trxaa Christian while Springs wa? C. Bak- to beat the record of 201 formerly To year Hughes Ncv. 16 The three games will be The Cub roster includes: May 3-4—Texas Christian vs. Tex- hoped-for chance at Champion Mas at Fort Worth: April 1 and 2—Tex- Monterrey Quint beaten four times Mar- held by Mrs N. O. Camichael. Mrs. held at Shreveport. er. catcher; Julio Garza M as A. A M at College Station; Bay- Baer. as Christian at Norman. slowly Vandever set the record while roll- Delta Food* Denton gathered strength tinez. R. Champion and G. Cantu, lor vs. Texas at Austin The shuffling young negro, who Play at the in a r »1 (UTh# ffr>r»ldt against Taft, trailing 4-7 pitchers; J. J. Garza, first base: J Mav 9-10— Baylor vs. Texas Christ- an even 200 pounds to ing non-league game. DOPE BOOK IS HERE weighed March 9 Jtmmie and 13-14 at the half Once Huntsville was held to four second base: P. Rivera 10-round The scores: SAN BENITO. quarter guard. Serrato. ian at Fort Worth. Barry's 192 brought the Friday night Containing a wealth of baseball will was on the Garcia's Delta Foods quint the Broncs started functioning, field goals and kept third base; P. Gonzalez, left field: Mav 10-11—Texas vs. Texts A. A match to a finish in the third round NO. 1 1st 2nd 3rd Ttl facta and figures for fans includ- were far score tangle with a strong Monterrey ag- however, they superior short end of the throughout. C. Tijerina, center field: and T. Tor- M at College Button. here Friday night before a crowd Mrs. J 8 Peek. avg. 131 131 131-393 ing many nea features of special run- on the San Benito high Homer Barnes, center, led Denton’s The Lamesa Tornadoes, res, right field. that left about 810.000 at the gate. Mrs. B. Cabler. avg. 91 91 91—273 interest. The Dope Book, published gregation school court Sunday afternoon. second-half drive and captured in- ners-up last year, were accorded HAMS TO GATHER Two In the second Miss E. .... 85 132 116—333 the St. gym knockdowns Cherry by Sporting News. Louis. at • The contest will under way dividual scoring honors with six little chance to upset Hughes TO HEAD SOCIETY Ko*e,«» to The Her»:d> round and two more crushing tum- Mo., has made its annual appear- get — were a bad — 9 999 3 m _ field goals. Cox. guard, and Crump- Springs They given SAN BENITO Joseph M Daw- HARLINGEN. March The bles in the third left Barry helpless Totals .. 307 354 338 ance as a narolnger of the new p. While the visitors, rated a* th* ton. forward, were Taft's best. scare by an underrated quintet son. chief geologist for the Gulf Valley Radio club will meet Sun- be'ore the negro's savage rights and NO. 4 1st 2nd 3rd Ttl. baseball season. This handy little team in Monterrey, Brown wood, the Broncs opponent from Bowie of Ell Pa^o but finish- Production company and son of Mr. day with Frank Kut?.enberger of lefts. Mrs. W. Lynch .. 116 111 135—362 manual of the diamond sport is strongest cage en- are two to one favorites. Manager In the semi-finals. eliminated ed strong to win 38-32. Harrell, and Mrs W Y. Dawson of San Harlingen to make plans for Mrs. Geier .. 77 108 113—298 issued In vest pocket size and is u> Garcia that hia team will Huntsville. 23-17. The West Texans renter and Jordan, guard, per- Benito has been elected president tertaining the Tip o' Texas Radio Firms at Glasgow. Scotland, are Miss J Pierce .... 108 108 123-339 filled from cover cover with sta- promises | all th* revealed that they too had a tight formed creditably for tha torna- of the San Antonio Geological so- club in the Valley !%inday, March using horses whose color represents'* tistics and interesting information be tn th* thick of th* fray the defense built around Lynn Clardy. does. ciety. 3L the business. Totals . 301 327 371 999 for fans. way.
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