7/k BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION ------Ruth and Co. Blast Way Within One Game of Top -—: the Laguna Madre course at Point to Isabel. Chicks Add Lead MADE I SPUDS FAIL i PORTS i STRIB-PORAT ATLANTA. June !&-<*>—By out- 69 RUNS WE chats" WOULD like to see some ■»#»####»»»»##»»####»#» »»»# M hitting the Atlanta Crackers 19 to "c — ; recognized organization the say 11 the Chicks won the — Memphis Brownsville Athletic club spon- an amateur contest of the five game Wi//i Hal Eustace g sctr boxing tournament: opening IN FIVE TILTS: TO EASE UP :-k5 for Valley duke wielders. There is BOUT FRIDAY series 12 to 7. Brasil had a bril- TEXAS LEAGUE a liant at bat for the Chicks, goodly number of amateurs oper- , day get- Tuesday’s Results atrng in these parts who would be ting five hits and brought in rive For the Managers . That would be an excellent card Because Of runs in as times at bat. The Flailing Willows Account Houston 4, Fort Worth 1. Houston Wins Duel glad to participate. Mill Postponed many Hurling DON'T MISS this one. the centers. Crackers made four errors. Wichita Falls 6, Waco 3. for metropolitan Same to W. L.’s The win For 89 Hits in Dallas 8-7, Beaumont 4-9. From Fort Worth BUD McCALLUM. coach of the Injury put Memphis two full Javeiinas. is ahead of New Orleans. The Shreveport 3, San Antonio 1. The Fair Fans Kingsvilie out scouting Left Hand Contests Ace for talent. He is combing the RmesIs, Chattanooga. Mobile and Nash- Schedule MORE AND MORE women are Valley Wednesday’s over ville had an off day Tuesday. Little ————— for prospects. Bud touched up Fort Worth at Houston. beginning to attend wrestling bouts, several Brownsville high stars re- Rock kept the first division hold the New York CHICAGO. June 18—Otto Slow but sure Dallas at Beaumont. according to Morris Sigel, Houston cently. but found as a rule that they by troursmg Birmingham 6 to 4. at Such a thing as letting up just Porat and William Yankees are pounding their way- Wichita Falls Waco. were going to attend the junior col- Von Stribling because they have the first half of promoter. They do so, he believes, | back to the top of the American Shreveport at San Antonio. lege here. wl:l go through their important the Texas in the bag race and they are Standings of the Clubs league derby because of an increasing familiarity league pennnat evidently has not occurred to the heavyweight boxing ex-trcises in the trick with their power- W. among their sex with the “fine Pot Shots doing Team— P. L. Pet. Wichita Spudders. Carl Williams' the Chicago Stadium Friday night, bats. THERE will be a very Important ful Wichita Falls .. 67 43 18 .731 of the WORD COMES from band of opportunists tightened their points" game. "As recently Sander- as 27 .579 meeting of the Lower Rio Grande instead of tonight planned. unnoticed the Yankees Houston . 67 40 hold on the current another as three Apparently running years ago." Sigei says, j stead. Surrey. England, that one .... 66 33 28 .576 Valley league managers "W L came up with have slipped up to within one game Shreveport notch yesterday the “there were few women interested yesterday by trimming at the hall 8 m. Philip Scott, Britain's IN .... 67 36 31 .537 Harlingen city p. heavyweight a for until TIES of the league leading Athletics and Beaumont Waco Cubs, 6 to 3, in their opener ! in But I dare request postponement has been announced wrestling. today. say and Fort Worth .... 69 34 35 .493 Thursday, it will hurl a into the face J^r.t 30 of the 10-round engage- with the Senators at Katy Park. nearly 40 cent of ous total hope, defy jointly Ben per 1 Waco . 64 26 38 .406 by Vice President Epstein. m'*rt an le?t hand. the runner-up position. As usual, one member of the Spud comes the of Max sug- pleading injured ■Indians the patronage from fair Schmeling—Eustaquio ai Detroit San Antonio ... 68 24 44 .353 came in a Every manager in league | Illinois state athletic commission ; it is |^5:,artlng five days ago line-up through big way l fans. I consider this a healthy sign gests that they be made to fight the Dallas 66 20 46 .303 to make victory If it isn't should be present. One question to physicians examined the hand and the Yankees began pounding possible. i and a real indication that wrestling one, it’s another. it was be put before the gathering will be over a back fence at least five feet it okey, and that Strib- ball all over the field with the. Yesterday is a pronounced LEAGUE be j better sport than ever before,’ won their last AMERICAN Jim Levey, great little shortstop. He whether Point Isabel shall high....the Britisher showed no linr was able to fight. Strtb said resul that they have Seigel says. Tuesday's Results defeated Ketchum almost single- admitted to the circuit. A straw tiit hand was In good shape but five games. -. surprise when informed that his a and the for the five con- 5 handed with three hits, single, vote was taken recently tha he had hurt it & week ago in SPOTS” In accounting Boston 8, Chicago HOW ABOUT some sporting at the Miami fiasco had double and . that drove in outcome was four to four. It opponent first workout in tests and company put New York 17, Cleveland 2. the n:s boxing Chicago, runs. events for Fourth of July? This four Ray Caldwell hurled fine wouldn’t be a bad idea for the fouled the young German — his and that he had not had together 89 hits for 69 runs— St. Louis 12, Washington 9. section can have the state skeet enough ball against his old mates, allowing to their work himself to do his e! each to win several ball Philadelphia at Detroit, off day. managers bring along shoot on own words declared the Boston ex- to prepare enough six hits and no earned runs that date for the asking. fell Schedule only check books. Only Harley Jackson bote the stiff games The Cleveland Indians Wednesday's Officials of the state association sallor “a in the art of against punching Molesworth's homer with two aboard as- specialist bats Cleveland at Philadelphia. S of McAllen has paid the $2 have are Norwegian. -lctims to the Yankees big ! scored all three Cub tallies after the indicated they more than scientific fouling.”.Schmeling one Only scheduled. sessment made recently to pay off to come if The athletic commission passed of vesterday for the third straight game side should have been retired in the i willing here apropriate j ditched his contracted engagement to 2 when Standings of the Clubs debts incurred by the circuit. The are That would tnt problem of postponement to time losing 17 Roy fourth. prizes hung up. with Scott a year ago and went scatter- Team— P. W. L. Pet. loop owes about $15. mean a bit of work for skeet- stadium officials and the latter 3h*-rid held th«*m to seven Houston fans witnessed a nifty Valley home to Germany_if they were America’s Philadelphia ... 56 34 22 .607 ers and skeet fans. The lead /ranted Stribling a stay of two days. ed hits connected with pitchers’ battle between Lil Stoner, spray- to be matched the winter New York. 52 31 21 .536 ers again, was that home run of the the Cats’ no-run of this vicinity rank with the It reported Stribling had hi* eighteenth 54 32 22 .5SS no-hit, specialist, WE ARE forced to doff our bon- could legitimately claim the cham- while Cleveland best in the nation. Indeed. Donna i attempted tc avoid tackling Von Most season among his four hits and Allyn Stout, stocky right hand- net to Chesty Stevens, who is of the Washington .... 54 32 22 .593 holds the national team pionship Fouied-by-Sharkey Porat. but the Combs and Harry Rice also er for the Buffs, with honors 1 champion- | Georgian vehemently Eari St. Louis. 55 24 31 436 finally promoting the wrestling bouts at club—it now comes out that Dick for the 4 1. Stout ship at this very time. Prior to denied the rumors, saying he only combed four Indian hurlers going to home boy. to On 7 he will a Detroit . 56 24 32 .429 Harlingen. July give that Shikat. countryman of Schmel- Beautiful set the Panthers down with three they held the Texas team title. | wanted to get into proper condition for- hits each 51 20 31 .392 ; Valley fans one of the outstanding Ing's, lost his wTes- Chicago. six record The national crown was won at New' heavyweight Icr the battle. Miss out singles and struck out to Bens Boston.54 19 35 .352 event* of all time, so far as this Orleans i tling championship because of j his 10th win. Stoner hurled good about five months ago. Ties Senators had a chance to section is concerned. Three top- Hurt Brownsville drink — and to It was The ball until the seventh, when the Bi- Batsell, gunner strange say. Rare Haul move out in front as the Athletics LEAGUE notchers—two of them recognized shooting under Donnacolors, led the only a glass of ice water_Shikat NATIONAL sons fell on him for three runs to a Walter Johnson's champions—will headline his card for the team. said he drinks warm water J. H Thompson made rare were ldl- but Results sew up the >cision. way always Tuesday’s _ catch at Point Isabel yesterday He team found the St. Louis Browns that night. Gus Sonnenberg. heavy- in training because it keeps his Boston 0-10, Cincinnati 4-5. Dallas and Beaumont divided hon- took about 150 pounds of dolphins in one of their hitting moods, so ors in a the Steers weight champion, will draw the Races Wanted tummv warm and doesn’t do any Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 4 bargain bill, on the ten-mile shoal. Old fisher- lost 12 to 9. the first, 8 to 4. behind Mur- spotlight. Jack Reynolds, generally damage—on the basis of gross Chicago New York, postponed, taking A PROGRAM of outboard and cat- men say this is the first time in The Boston Red Sox hammered and the recognized as the world's leading receipts of $500,000 which Shikat rain. ray’s tight pitching Exports boat races should go well on the their memory' that dolphins have to since the death of drew a three White Sox pitchers hard St. Louis Brooklyn, postponed, coming back in the nightcap. 9 to 7. welterweight i Fourth also. Vague plans for the as champion, glass of ice been taken from Valley waters. Mattv El Paso will win 8 to 5. rain. The Sports needed ten innings to Matsuda. Jap. outboard races are now being for- water cost him $135,000-and just These members of the finny tribe s free Antonio Indians, 3 to be on the card. Gus middle- Jr contrast to yesterday Wednesday’s Schedule down the San Kaliio, mulated. They would be held in think what the damage would were small. Thompson was using 1. Hobo the hitting, f’-ee scoring conti*. the New York at Pittsburgh. falling on Carson for weight champion. v.Tl be the third the Fort Brown resaca which is have been had Gus Sonnenberg. mackeral tackle at the time. He in the extra frame. Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadelphia Only game scheduled. deciding runs star of the evening. Appropriate filled to the brim, thanks to the re- the other champion (oh yes. there’s also caught a number of blue fish, PMUles locked in a pitchers' duel Standings of the Clubs opponents for each of these men cent rises in the Rio Grande. The a pair of ’em*, rammed his iron a relatively rare specimen in these to feature the abbreviated National Team.— P W. L Pet. are now being selected by Chesty. catboat races would be staged over dome into that glass of ice water .. I waters. league schedule The Phillies won Brooklyn 53 34 19 642 Will Be w Rajah ____ 5 tr 4 in ter innings. Chicago. 55 32 24 .571 The Boston Braves climbed into New York. 53 28 25 .528 Back in 2 Weeks Boston 51 25 26 .490 first division eight games back CHICAGO. June 18.—Rogers St. Louis. 54 25 28 .481 of the pace setting Robins, with a Hornsby has notified president _ 52 24 28 .462 double header vlctorv over the Pittsburgh William L. Veeck of the Cubs that Philadelphia ... 50 22 28 .440 Aided bv some he to the Club Cincinnati 55 21 34 .382 will be ready rejoin brilliant relief pitching op the part in about three weeks, but the cf Frank Frankhouse. a recent sc- i Rajah probably will not be rushed quisition from the Cardinals th* into action. Braves won the ooener 6 to 4 and Thomas Out Clarence Blair has shown steady then accounted for the nightcap CHICAGO. 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