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.. " .1 ary challenger's share at It l-I par cent of the receipt* probably 18 i of Baer will be 62 QUALIFY IN I Bruno, Knowles Fight PRIM BAER per cent. Out that, TIGERS/ R Dixie Diamond Chatter able to “cut In" Dempsey himself. j—Baer agreed to the Gardens has In 15 that In the event he PIRATES Louis Browns, who been giving Rounder Friday demand whips he defend the title oooe PASO ROBLES, Calif., March 16. careful attention to two third base GOLF TO BOUT SIGNED earners, LEAGUE TITLE j under the Gardens promotion. In the of the candidates. Harland Clift Art to The Herald- Ay-Smoke geta eyes and <8pecial tling. The first vu a draw, and the 4—The Oarden .however, ajrasd St HARLINGEN, March 16 — A Pittsburgh Pirates’ regulars Friday harein, decided Friday to give capa- second went to Knowles over a loud that Baer will be allowed to select the up- city gathering of Valley fight fam To —from cigars being puffed still another player close scrutiny 2nd Rounds in Second An- on the of and Heavyweight! Scheduled the date for a title defense and la to Pley is expected to throng the Legion protect part Bruno Mickey Expected on by the yanigans. before who's who In New York have a hand in naming his 2 deciding at the nual Championship Tilt arena here Friday to witness a goodly number of tans. Fight op- In At Least 125 The rookies beat the regulars. night ponent 7 is would give the CMI- in a position. To Be Held a 15 round encounter between Perry Both scrappers have been train- June 14 Games to 1, Thursday, five-inning Sunday fomian a chance to fight twice this a bo* of I’m down here to Knowles, aggressive St. Pete Indian, ing in the Valley for the past week, I game, thereby winning find out about summer an« then rsaixn to “Kid” Bruno and are in top condition. Knowles, NEW YORK. March 1C—manager, will fol- to each flight, no handicaps given Knowles, ley (Mickey) Cochrane, successor Carleton and Jim the Garden an- Bears, Aggies And southpaw Mooney, A list of will be DUNDEE WINS consequently s referee is being im- low suit shortly, the Frogs, long prizes given Bucky Hgrris as manager and who are familiar with the nounced. Steers Are to Play ways to winners in the tournament, start- port'd for Friday night*# scrap. favorite backstop of this baseball of the big leaguers, will share the the conditions of the ing off with a silver loving cup The semi-final will nut Fidel Car- Roughly generation. Baseball pitching task with Winford. rions were understood to be: which will be presented the winner and Scrap Carter togetner agreement The three prime factors which 1— Hoffman his demand of the 4TH STRAIGHT for eight rounds. dropped make the BengaLs look like a much AUSTIN, March 16.—Witn a nnnr.E'Rv championship flight. that Jack be made co- Other announced include The card ml' get unis- way at Dempsev better ball club this spring—more Southwest Conference schedule ten- ORLANDO Fla Hack Wilson prizes of the match. the following: golf shoes, donated by 8-30 p. m. In the Legion arena promoter pepper, more power and stronger tatively arranged, baseball at the had better get to the Brooklyn 2— In return, the Garden agreed The Fashion; trousers, Aziz pitching—all have their foundation University of Texas is progressing Dodgers training camp soon or ne golf Beaumont Italian Beats to give Baer more than the custom- Bros.; sweater or trousers, \al- in the personal playing ability and rapidly. Pertect weather has aided won’t have a job. Len Koenecke, golf Man gin, Stoefen lack's; to be announced Ace King In Ten leadership of Cochrane. He not only the diamond candidates of ’Uncle cost the New York Giants 175,000 I present his later, meal First Brownsville Showing fits naturally into his new Job, after Billy’’ Disch. who is itarting three years ago and then failed Edelstein's; tickets, Rounder Here To Play Saturday Waf- being the vital spark in Connie 24th season as head mei.tor of the to stick in the big time. Is playing White Kitchen and Anthony’s NEW YORK. March 16—OPv— fle 10 Mack's last great championship Longhorns. so well that Manager Casey Stengel Shop; three 8 by photographs. Joe Dundee. Beaumont Italian Gregory 8. Man gin stood on the HURRY E"* DAY each conference Studio: 8chaeffer fountain won his start in the 1 A/s team, but he has given Detroit more The schedule for thinks he’ll be the Dodgers regular Rogers fourth straight threshold of his third successive Thundering It Comes Tome to the 8 p In. show Satur- be iUC baseball stuff to chatter about than team follows: centerfielder. pen. Hargrove's; prize to an- ValJey here Thursday night when United States indoor tennis cham- day Ntte and remain ae our nounced Pass Lbr Co. K. O. ‘'Ace*' any individual in Tiger uniform later. Eagle he decisioned King. pionship Friday Paul MUNI guest for the Preytew. Baylor since Ty Cobb. WHITE SOX 8everal other prizes will be an- Bridgeport, Conn., battler in the The lone obstacle In the Newark mi _ a a. PASADENA. Calif.—While Man- nounced in a few and the as- ten-round main event of a to the * Cochrane lo Catch days, fight volleyer’S path equalling 6 and 7—A Sc M. at College , weato- April ager Lew Fonseca w3 lo signment of prizes will be card held at the VFW outdoor three-straight record created two m Cochrane bolsters Detroit's 13 and 14—T. C. U. at, trying arranged station; decide on the lew be- Friday the identity of soon. arena. decades ago by Qustave Touchard * wt>t spot lor past years, Waco; ») and 21—Texas at Austin; “The to in lour members of the Chicago White The who have The grimmacing Italian easily is Lester R. Stoefen of 15c Goose Goslin. a fading veteran, 20 and 21—A. 179; Harry Johnson. 88: Jim Augen- t| Aline McMahoo 27 28—Texas at Austin: May this was caused largely from slip- sets. 6-4, 11-9, 6-4. with one big thought in mind—to get and bright. 95-89—184; V. B. Liddell. 79; ANN CUBS down. Doubles held Friday with Cartoon HARDING and a 4 and 5— A. M. at College Station; Bill Humes. Christi, 72-74— ping sway Popeye I dean player Corpus more up punch tWorth. LOS ANOELES—All the Dundee sprayed King with plop- Bell Frank Bowden accustomed to the championship 10 and 11—Baylor at For Chicago 148; Del Gourley, 94; Ed Jeffress. Berkeley and Cubs are eager to get at the Chi- left handed leather throughout Stoefen and Lott, life. He and Prank J. Navin, the 91; W. Taliaferro. 93: E. B Wells, ping opopsing George A ft E cago White Sox in their two-game the bout, and was miles ahead on and Shields and Wood Dr. president, tried hard to per- 92; T. R McDaniel. 91; E. E. Rig- playing Tiger senes Saturday and Sunday, but points. Lawrence Kurcrock and J. H Pitt- suade Connie Mack to sell Frank ney, 85; George Harrigan. 95; O. Lqueen-I April 5 and 7—Baylor at College none any more so than Lonnie Soldier Jack Bums decisioned man. in the semi-finals. crack young third baseman Sanders. 88; Henderson, Higgins, Station; 13 and 14—Texas at Col- Wameke and Guy Bush. |K. Happy Cullen Red of Harlingen in the of the Athletics, but they got the at 100; T. W. Glass, 86-90-176. C. L. lege Station; 20 and 21—T C. U. The Sox have licked the Cubs eight round semi-final without ex- final “no' a week ago. at Skaggs. Weslaco. R. B. Fort Worth; 27 and 28—Baylor eight times in their last nine meet- 86-93—179; tending himself. There were no "Third base is the only really U. at Bush. 89; W. H. Holder. 98 Waco; May 4 and 5—T C. ings. Bush was the losing hurler knockdowns in this bout and Bums doubtful in our line-up.” said 14 18—Texas Brownsville I. spot College Station; and in two games during the city series golfers—J. George, spent most of his time pumping Cochrane, "and the race 78; Charles Puckett. Fred Ad- pennant at Austin. last fail, and Wameke lost a tougn 72; rights into Red’s midsection which would fcN a breeae for us with kins. A1 Just one. 79-86—165; Escalante. 75; was well protected The Harlingen the of Texas a player like Higgins to handle Unlveristy Tip Schler, 91; A. B Cole. 86-87— hoy kept coming in throughout the Job." YANKEES 175; J. L. Parker. 86-92—178; Sam but he tn few April 6 and 7—T. C. U. at Ft. scrap, got telling St Newcomers ST. Fla.— Joe 'Bell. 81-95—176; George 90; blow’s. Worth; 13 and 14—A. & M. at Col- PETERSBURG. Young, St Cochrane $ alternative choices for H. D. K. at McCarthy, manager of the New Harrison. 84; CUnt, 81; Kid Lopes and Kid Huerta drew whose lege Station; 20 and 21—Bavior M third now are Marvin Owen, York Yankees, has his fingers MaJ. Clyde Brown. 84; Capt. Owens, ir a four rounder. _ Austin; 27 and 28— T. C. U. at America's Premier Illusionist health is doubtful, and Herman for 107; MaJ. Pickett. 95; R. E. Ernst. Valdez Brownsville, one Austin: May 4 and 8—Baylor at crossed Vernon Gome** first Young of Clifton, a flashy recruit from the real workout seemed almost too 93-81-174; H D Seago. 87-93—180; the best in the Waco ;14 and 15—A. & M. at Aus- of prelim boys Beaumont (Texas) farm of the Ti- good to be true. The southpaw Capt. E Cock, 91; Harold McKay, Valley, wen himself another bout the tin. gers. In practice Bill Rogell. pitched four innings of an intra- 95; W. M. Knight. 93; G. C. Rich- by kayoing Johnny Briggs of San VIRGIL regular shortstop, has been shifted club game Thursday, allowed two ardson. 94; Col. Guy Kent. 98; MaJ. Benito in the first round. The Master Magician and His to third, with Frankie Parker, a hits and fanned seven men, five in Beeson. 103; J. W. Irvine. 96; R. Fer- Show .... spectacular fielder, also up from succession. guson. 94; Jesse Dennett, 94; W. B. EXHIBITION B ASEBALL $50,000 Mafic Beaumont, at short. Parker’s batting NET PRELIMS Walton. 98; George White. 103; Joe Cincinnati (V) 13; New York OD j Greatest Entertainment of Its Kind Ever Presented ... weakness offsets his fielding skill BRAVES Escalante, 84; O. R. Flynn, 97; R. 7. ^■ to such an extent, however, that this ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— The M. Cisneros, 107; Charles Chicago (N> 3; Los Angeles (PGL) Downey, — the Screen — not successful. 2. On experiment may be concluding game of the yannigan 103. E. B. Darby. 78; Wm S West, Tour St Patrick'* Green The rest of the club is pretty well ARE STAGED series at the Braves train- '89; John R. Today’s Schedule Jean Parker — Tom Brown | Boston Callahan, 109; W. G. Carnation I* waiting for set. Big Hank Greenberg, the New ing camp wasn’t much as ball games ArchambAult, 90. At St. Petersburg. Fla —New York boy who packs a real home run go. but about everyth / * happ ned Four other players. Wm Wells. York «A> vs. Boston . - has clinched the first base that could on a baseball At Los An^e'es—Chicago Tommy Bridges, most vanced with a bye and Joe Moch- San Benito and Kid Huerta of effective pitchers in the league en- ner of La Feria won from John Brownsville, featherweights, drew. I4i. Kid tering his twelfth big league season Beach of Port Isabel. Onlv one sec- Valdes of Brrwmvilie ob- Meet To kayoed PREMIERE as strong as e\*er; Vic Frasier, ond round match was piayed with County Johnny Briggs of San Ben- tained fr/ n the White Sox last 6-3. ito. (1). Carr defeating Mochner, 7-5, — — season: and Charley Fischer, south- Murphy is to play Grantham Fri- paw star, are due for the other start- day and the final match will be Begrn Friday — On the Screen — ing assignments. Saturday morning between Carr and Rowe Injured the winner of this match. ‘Goodbye Again’ (Special to The Herald) Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rowe, the In the boys’ doubles Port Isabel with SAN BENITO, March 18.—Prelim- young Texas giant who made a sen- drew a bye In the first round. La inaries in the Cameron county m- JOAN BLONDELL sational debut last spring, has not Feria defeated El Ja**dln, 6-0, 6-2: BOXING terscholastlc League field and track WARREN WILLIAM recovered from an arm Injury, in- Rio Hondo defeated San Benito meet were to under here curred by coincidence In an attempt seniors. 8-1, 6-2: and Harlingen de- get way Friday afternoon with the finals TONIGHT to throw Cohr .ne out on a bunt feated San Benito juniors. 6 8; 6-4, scheduled for Saturday. early in the 19oJ season. 6-1. La Feria then defeated Port i Hundreds of high school students The best looking rook! epitching Isabel, 6-3, 6-1 and will play for from all parts of the countv a'e tdk SUNDAY — MONDAY prospects are Eldon Auker from the championship Saturday morn- Arena in* part in the many events. High Legion Beaumont; Luke Hamlin, who won ing against the match to be plaved •chool competition is divided into 21 games with Toronto; and Steve Friday between Rio Hondo and Har- Midnite Preview Smturdny "A” and ”B” classes as is Larkin, victor in 22 games with lingen. the Jun- ior schools. For the first time Shreveport, La. All three probably Girls’ tennis vas played at Karlin sep- arate events are being held for the HARLINGEN will stick. gen. ward f schools. M For utility purposes Cochrane has Literary events start Friday after- ■ Vic 8orrell. Fritts and Elon end 11 Ray noon continue Friday night and i r'Hogsett. pitchers: Frank Reiber and at noon Saturday. Preliminaries in r~ For the State Ray Hayworth, cat fiers; Harry Da- field and track also are scheduled You Are vis and Hank Scuuble. infielders. Friday afternoon with the finals Prank Doljack and Joyner White Saturday. Invited Featherweight Title outfielders. Cordially PLANE FOR SLIM PURSES I LANDS AT 26-MILE SPEED To stop at the Old and YOUNGSTOWN. O (JV-What is well known place Polo Tournament claimed to approach the govern- ment’s ideal of an airplane fitting — the ability and pocketbook of the —15 Rounds Gets Under Way •average citiaen” is a new 500- ‘The Oasis’ pound model which a Youngstown factory expects to market. “KID” BRUNO (Special to The Herald) Now under the Designers claim it will land at management of drama REYNQSA, March 16—The eight- Alive with love, a speed as low as 26 miles an hour day international polo tournament in still air and If facing a little I got under way here Thursday after- Ben A. Morris wind at a not much faster toon with Gen Anacleto Guerrero’s speed this than a man can run. Most and adventure, story by ft'ar Department squad of Mexico larger Excellent food SALAZAR planes require landing speeds from and high quality City coming from behind to defeat refreshments at 40 to 75 miles an hour. popular the 13th Mexican Regiment 7-5 in prices. The plane carries a pilot and one Katherine Haviland-Tayjor a thrilling encounter has a of 90 Va. The 13th. led by Capt. Elias Calles. passenger, top speed ! miles an hour, is with a Music from 8 to 12 Ji„ son of the former president, powered 45 horsepower engine and gets ap- remind the took a lead In the early portion of every Will you of year’s 30 miles to a of evening the contest, but the hard ndlng proximately gallon PERRY Mexico City aggregation, leu by gasoline. Gen. Quinones and Gen Guerrero, best seller—Anthony Adverse came back strong to a in in the closing moments of o'.ay. Contests are to be beta daily for KNOWLES the setting is modem, the next seven days with all games —though getting under way at 3:SG p. m. Be- sides the War Department and 13th I IJ( iu Good Preliminaries aA rare the 12th U. S. Cavalry. story of beauty. Regiment, THEATER-LA PERU Hidalgo and Reyn os* are entered tournament — in the big Last Times Today — DIVERS SEE DOLORES DEL RIO ia I HELPED Dorfman’s —NOW HE'S BLIND Jewelry Store, in The MIAMI, Fla.

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