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Foreigners I -f .. ww.- ^wlUfWtiJfWWXiKmOIIWIWiWWWIWUWW The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION .. U S. NETTERS FACING HARD TEST AGAINST FOREIGNERS I of Donna vs. Emilio Zavala of Braves Beat Giants I Brownsville, and Battling Anclra of 7-3, I SEASON FIGHTERS IN Monterrey vs. Kid Laredo of Nuevo 32 Cards Report Laredo. The Ancira-Laredo bout should Cutting Lead to 5 Games be a good one, judging from the For Grid Season OUSTED NEAR AT HAND GOOD SHAPE boys’ records. BY ORLO ROBERTSON, battle of the six game engagement, to The Herald) Associated Press (Special ?Si Sports Writer the Braves the trailed Giants by NATIONAL LEAGUE ’Em Sept, l.—‘Thirty- Both crippled by serious casual- Babe Gets Told HARLINGEN, Won. Lost. Pet. Brownsville Boys Taper two eager to started, SMakfo to Be ties, the Boston Braves only five games with the knowledge Southern Teams Step Out ; youths, get Enpeeted and the 48 .603 About HU New York . 72 Off Retiring reported to Coach "Dutch” Rektonk New York Giants resumed their that their well rounded pitching In Intersectional 70 55 For Bouts In Defense Of Boston . .560 NEW YORK, Sept. 1. W-&0 far here Thursday for the first turn- Star vital National League series at Bas- staff was intact while New York’s Pittsburgh . 68 56 .548 from being ready to retire, Babe out o' the season. There was only ted today with much depending on four Schedule Monday S. Title big had begun to show . 69 58 .543 one U. untried reserves. signs Chicago Ruth is looking forward to playing lettermwi in the group, Bad of overwork. St. Louis. 69 59 .539 regularly again for the New York Anderson, a back. Victorious yesterday, T to 3, in the . 52 72 .419 season. The Hie to BY Brooklyn Yankees next boys reporting included: rival manager were forced ALAN GOULD The Brownsville on the Philadelphia . 50 73 .407 fighters he had Backfield Mo- HILLS, N. Y., Sept. 1. call out their replacements, however, NEW YORK, Sept. 1. (A*)—With, Indignant at reports that squadmen—Eugene rFOREST — Cincinnati 48 78 .381 Monday night card here “Wild decided to “hang up his spikes,” the Elroy, D. Reeder, Wm. Sapp, B. P. -^America’s headed by as the result of accidents which will the Army squad answering the first singles state, Bill” he no two of their star of Results Cabler, Charley Delgado and big slugger declared was by Zell, Jojo Konakowsky; linemen— Ellsworth Vines and Frank Shields, Local Elks Win keep plays out practice call today at West Point, Thursday’s Soldier Jack means convinced he could no longer Woodrow Red, James Houning, Em- the game for the remainder of the college gridiron forces throughout St Louis 10-10, Brooklyn 3-4. Bums—are putting are called upon to repel the sturdiest the touches on play regularly despite his 39 years. mett Vauters, Manning Holland. season. the country soon will be diligently Boston 7, New York 3. finishing their the national tennis training while two carloads of “So much has been written about Randall McLelland, Neal May, Clin- foreign challenge In Meet Randy Moore, one of Boston’s at work preparing for the brisk Pittsburgh 13, Philadelphia 11. up- state were i for next the Babe ton Beck, Harris Pender, O. W. have seen since Valley outfielders suffered a frac- warfare of a boys scheduled to roll my plans year,” championships slugging counter-charge against games scheduled. Only into said in a formal “that I Bruton. Freshmen—Joe Bill France galloped off with the crown tured bone in his right hand, when the depression that has gripped ath- Brownsville Friday afternoon statement, Sanders, Games Cabler has been the wish to make clear on this Eubank. Eugene Witherspoon, Mal- three times in a row from 1926 (Special to The Herald) he was hit by one of Leroy Parme- letic budgets now for nearly three Friday’s shaking myself kinks out of his arms and at matter I will make no decision about colm Saulsbury, Van through 1928. MISSION, Sept, l—The first round lee’s pitches, while Johnny Vergez, years New York at Boston. legs Waythe Hoy, of the Elks Club, Charley has been from baseball until I am P. W. Garrett, E. H. Thomas, Geo. Starting on the west side tennis the Valley baseball champion- Giants’ star third baseman was Training starts in the southern Chicago at Cincinnati. retiring whanging away on a bag at home convinced I can no I Schmoker, Clifton Alonsa elutes famous coverts tomorrow, ship tournament will be completed recovering from a hurried appendix and southeastern conferences next St. Louis at Pittsburgh. longer play. Crowley, while Bums has been doing his will not know 1934 until I Bittick, Paul Marshall. Vines, Shields and their compatriots here Friday night when all-star operation last night. Monday, Sept. 4. The following Only games scheduled. about Buddy Hall, training at Ft. Brown. Cabler. who have had some I Out for first time—W. C. Brown, must overcome the picked forces of teams San Benito and Edinburg are fortnight will find most of the east- spring training. has been for over a month, beiieve Prank Macel Australia and Japan if to clash on the local field. Substitutes ern AMERICAN LEAGUE training hope to play next year. I I Whitey, Chester, Billy England, and mid-western squads drilling. is perhaps in the best condition of will be able to, so, for the present Lewis and Bill Stepp. the trophy is to remain in this coun- Thursday night the Brownsville Some of like Pennsylvania, Won Lost Pet. This turn them, the three. at the invaders Elks defeated La Feria in a unexpected of events 82 43 .656 I am not from try. Most dangerous of 8-1 game Pittsburgh and New York Univer- Washington The least, retiring left much for speculation regard- New York 73 51 Monday night card—bring- baseball.” are Jack Crawford of Australia, which was closer than the score sity, will the luxuries of se- .589 ing the five remaining which enjoy ing back legalized boxing to Knocks Out and British title-holder, and might indicate. games, scluded for Cleveland . 68 63 .519 Zepeda French camps practice. The old Brownsville—will be headlined by of whose re- Teams in the will be played In three days—two Philadelphia 61 63 .492 Fred Ferry England, remaining running “Big Three,” Yale, Princeton and a ten round main event between Kid in Second in the for the today. Manager Bill Terry was ex- Detroit 63 66 .488 Boys Are Lopez cent defeat of Henri Cochet title are McAllen, Donna, Harvard, still adhere to their Sept. Cabler and Jack Doss, seasoned Speakers pected to the hole in the 60 68 .469 (Special to The Herald) round cost France the Mission, Brownsville, San Juan, Wes- plug 15, agreement for the start of fall Chicago veteran who is challenge Giants' infield with little Bemie climbing the come- At SAN 1.—Kid Ze- and Alamo. Bceton . 55 73 .430 Rotary Meeting BENITO, Sept. Davis Cup. laco practice, but with growing reluc- back ladder. Doss has been going will James, a good defensive player but St. Louis 47 82 .364 (Special to The Herald) peda of Brownsville, 120 pounds, Vines, in his role of defending Play be resumed Tuesday and tance. The ten members of the Paci- great in Central Texas, and he is the no match for at the SAN BENITO, Sept. 1.—Three knocked out Lid Lopez of San Ben- is seeded first in Wednesday nights with double-head- Vergez plate. fic Coast Conference work- Thursday’s Results certain to give Cabler all the champion, begin scrap made ito the second is a it has been Joe Mowry, the $50,000 purchase boys talks at the Rotary club in round of their domestic list but there general ers, announced by Ray outs Sept. 16. Boston 15, New York 2. he wants. from St. Paul, was Bill McKechnie’s • • • at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel main event here Thursday night on that the bulk of the Ameri- Landry, head of the Mission com- Cleveland 1 There will be four six-rounders feeling choice to 4, Chicago on a a card for the Cruz Azul will rest on Shields’ mittee the tournament. replace Moore in the for the whet their Thursday back-to-school pro- sponsored can defense sponsoring The 1933 season will be featured Only games scheduled. fans to ap- Braves Labelled as a gram. They were Mexicans Clinic. shoulders. The Brownsville-La Feria box: right garden. a colorful of petites on. Delgado, state T. N. Jimmy Mayer, by array intersection- Games flashed hitter in the minors, hard- Friday’s A. A. is Charles Peery and Alden Ander- In the preliminaries Blackie Lupe, The big New Yorker has BROWNSVILLE AB R H E Mowry al games with southern teams, as champion, scheduled to career this ss ly can be expected to equal Moore’s Washington at collide with one son who spoke on what a high of San Benito decisioned Kid Gal- the greatest tennis of his Ball, . 4 3 3 1 usual, setting the pace. They have Philadelphia Battling Morales, rf brilliant defensive Boston at New York. of the best little to come school education meant to them. veston, 4; Scarf ace Garcia decision- season. Unbeaten on grass, he has Hanna, . 5 l 2 0 play. scheduled a total of 42 contests boys out Sea- 3b The Giants-Braves overshadowed Only games scheduled. of Laredo in recent years. Soldier Anderson Is a graduate. There were ed Geo. Tullos, 4; Kid Villareal of won the Crescen/t-Hamilton, Lesser, .
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