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Rsvoli with DOLORES DEL RIO Paul MUNI SAN BENITO I CJL, ( mu W»»W—.»»»» WWWt—M . ****** Tfo BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION HORNSBY ATTEMPTING TO HOIST BROWNS OUT OF CELLAR I 11 1 ~—..—... I it the fence* himself to show how 1 can be done. Hopes to Repeat Outfielder* BRUNO, CHIEF Dixie Diamond Chatter POLO TOURNEY King TAIL ENDERS Good | have a nucleus of The Brown* PIRATES ■ Dodgers have reached the ultimatum Over Dundee in outfielders Victory seasoned performers March 14. stage in their dealings with Ray ball-hawk, afid ARE ON PASO ROBLES, Call!., OPENS ON 15TH 8am West, a great are still looking Benge, veteran right handed pitch- LIFE 19® >Pi—The yannigans SHOWING In * bat Bruce who drove er, i» out at his home K. O. “Ace" defeated Joe opportunity to see Kin* style, Campbell, for that boat of cigars—and a vic- who holding — King second baseman in three runs last year: EDGEj the in the Pitts- Huntsville, Texas. A telegram Dundee in Mississippi some liked what they tory over regulars they apparently Oscar Melillo. the defensive class has been sent to years and he to turn Old to be Settled burgh Pirates’ training camp. Benge warning Club* of Mexico ago hopes did see of it. The Houstonian, who In and first baseman Rivalry him if he doesn t Leading that in the VFW arena Driving Rookie* of the league: In the first “intra-mural'’ gams report by Satur- trick again Rogers workman, By 15-Rounder Friday he'll To Play In Reynoaa but will originally hailed from Bridgeport, Jack Bums, a splendid the season, the regulars day have to condition him- here Thursday night, he Effort to Rebuild or of training although by no means a Gehrig At Harlingen in five self at his own expense. Series have to at a fast clip if he was booked to do battle with Bill Club downed the rookies. 4 to 1, step a Foxx. innings. The club management has hopes to stay with the Beaumont Cabler of Brownsville. infield problem especial to The Herald) • YANKEES Half of Hornsby’s a offer of a bo* of cigars (Special to The Herald) speedster. The round semt- final will — standing eight BY ALAN GOULD will be solved if Strange, who hit HARLINGEN. March 14. The ST. PETERSBURG. Fla— Don for the yannigans every time they REYNOSA March 14.—An Dundee has been going like a pit Jack Bums against Cullen Red, last • eight- Pi*-. .324 In the Coast League year development of a® intense rivalry Heffner, rookie second baseman of house afire the football WE8T PALM BEACH. beat the “big boys day international polo sene*, pit- since coming to former Harlingen Cardinal measures up to expectation*. The between “Kid'* Bruno Salazar and the New York Yankee*, had better Other methods some of the best clubs in Mex- Valley, and he has »aa!l? proven •tar. March 14. third hit- — ting Rajah, if he doesn’t last at “Chief" Perry Knowles, hard make good or else himself under at to lift DODGERS ico against the best talent along the class of tlie middle- The card will get way failed for five years himself, have to make a choice ting feath % weights who are to "I always told mv mother I’J having The Brooklyn the lower Rio Grande will weight field in this section. Suc- •:15 p. m. Thursday in the VF.W. division, a duel over the 15-round route here ORLANDO, Fla.— either be a baseball a border, them out of the second between Hurland Clift, youngster player or cessive victories Bums. aren ton Elisabeth •treat. get under way here at 3:30 p. <n over Jack outdoor Browns have drawn San Antonio, and Art S'ha- Friday night has been the chief bum." Don explains. 'Maybe i’ll be the St. Louis from t----1 it has been announced. Manuel Zemieno and Tommy Mun- of their who finished theme In the Rio Delta since a bum but not.” Thursday, their manager and much rein a weak batsman fight I hope roe have set the Beaumont Italian Worn and nicked grease fittings of The Department of War club of from the Na.tonal with the Browns last year. Frank legalization of the manly art is Inspiration Mexico City, headed Gen in solid with the fans. ofen leak grease when the gun tor an up- from San Antonie, Is due modified murder. Results ATHLETICS by Brig Leaarue in preparation Bajma. up | Anacleto known King, who hails from Houston at i applied. This can be prevented by tne to this Fight FORT MYERS. Guerrero, widely this season in for infield utility work They hope settle rivalry Fla-Pinky Hig three thic messes «f ward thrust will meet the 13th present, made hit Valiev debut' placing two or are the best once and forever when they get Press* last holdout polo enthualtst, American League. The outfield reserves (By The Associated gins, remaining among last Friday did not much of an cheeae cloth over the fitting below lofi* route Mexican Regiment, captained by get nothing ^ the Browns have had il a long together over the long Friday LOS ANGELES—Tony Canzoneri. the Philadelphia Athletics, came to short of is attached. The doth With absolutely Plutarco Ellas Jr son of shift Eddie McMlillan the gun with a club a noldover. may in the American Legion Baby terms with Connie Mack Callas, and everything to gain time. Debs Ganns, night 131, New York, outpointed Manager The fans did no tget mucn of an I serves a* a gasket. Wal- over a soda the former president, in the open- that finished a bad last in 1933. alternate In left with Earl Clark, arena. Arizmendl. 128, Mexico, (10). fountain, agreeing to be came to to scor- a contract. ing encounter of the seres. what may with the Braves tast Bruno the Valley Baltimore, $6,000 This Is one-third ■ in who hit .348 169. ■ ■■ ■ Rogers Hornsby, ter Frederick. a a start Nish more the Texan last sea- Other clubs entered .nclude the championship, year. Ray Pepper and Georg? Pue- October getting off to good ed a technical knockout over than got his last big league 12th U. 8. Cavalry, Civil- the of reconstruc- both obtained from the Ro- by knocking out Johnny Cruz. Jiie- 170, Los Angeles. (1). son Hidalgo has tackled job cinelli, Kerkorian. ians charac- the St time favorite, in four stan- Cox. 143, Ttie last of the Mackmen to re- and Reyno&a Civilians. tion and resuscitation with chester (NY.) farm of Valley DALLAS. Tex.—Tracy zas. That the fans and out Eddie Bob Kline, leaves One game a day will be held teristic Louis Cardinals, are good right- perked up Indianapolis, knocked port. Columbus. vigor. _ deci- fpr eight conaecutiv edavs, accord- Stranger things have happened hand hitters. Bruno set himself in solid oy j Ran, 144 New York. (5>. Ohio, Wednesday for the training suddenly Kid and knock- Fla—Tommy The ing to the present schedule. than that the Browns sioning Monterrey ST PETERSBURG, camp. newly acquired pitcher YOUARE^£OF Hurler* in five stan- Ark- hurt his arm in a fall, but la now should manifest primeval tenden- Big ing out Willie O’Brien Freeman. 157 1-2. Hot Springs tne zas. the San Antonio 1554, for dencies and become a factor in Figuring boy outpointed Tony Dominguez. ready practice. have The pitching staff, which Horns- was for time Monte. 149, American League race, rhev ready big competi- Cuba. (10). "Wild Cat" s by Is rebuilding around the veteran tion. the threw John- Nebios- BRAVES already responded io Hornsby management Chicago, outpointed Simon Borotra Beaten In transit to George Blaeholder and Bump Had- one of the best ST. PETERSBURG. Fla— aggressive leadership ufiicient.y ny Cook, light- kv. 147H. Cincinnati. (8). j Wed- ley. each of whom won 13 games is speed Dan in New Orleans, at him, Dempsey. the last of for convince such natives as Col weights UTICA. N Y— Eddie nesday day grace the last year, looks big and powerful and much to ones L*w Feld- the Boston Braves’ Howlev, one-time manager of every surprise 135 Syracuse, outpointed Wally Berger, enough to frighten the opposition Bruno a well deaervej draw. (8). outfielder hold out, ac- By a Youngster will not be push- got 129. New York, stugging club, that they hurlers man. safe Ten of the 13 in camp Jimmy Finley and Perry Knowles to Emil Fuchs, tribe pres- over for anybody this year. cording delivery stand 8:01 or better. Of the new- from the ident then blew into the Valley NEW March the is Weaver, YORK. 14.—<m— Hornnby at Third comers biggest Jim east. Knowles opened up by taking If blond Wally ia not in camp by and Father time is catching up with who stands 6:08, weighs 230 on Calmes, a well thought-o: Dal- ! THE WEATHER] nightfall. Fuchs threatens to handle 36-year-old Jean Borotra can last under won 25 games with N<# ark last him “without "No shirkers las boy. The Indian won the fight, gloves.” The Dan. The fastest and best bounding, whirling. French dependability- Alomsby." comments Colonel year. prospect although the records show he lost (east ol 100th meri- He says he gave Wally a generous vhich the East TOxas tennis master s pace is slowing up; The trio of factors upon Is Buck Newsome formerly with on a foul. cloudy boost over his 1933 contract and £ dian): Pair in north partly ris powerful is waning i the Browns1 hopes Cubs, who won 30 games for Los week threatens he will cut It down so volleying If depend chiefly The following Bruno and in south Wednesday night, and his is its fbr out of the last portion eyesight losing keen- of hoisting themselves Angeles year.
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