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^//Ectticity Ts Cheap The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION ........ AMATEURS FIGHT FOR VALLEY TITLE AT MERCEDES TONIGHT ...— .......-.. - _ * ***************************** j. STAR CAGERS S. Texas Title up Between Cards, Bucs at San Benito YOUTH SERVED "" 1 11 1,1 1 1 g GET ACTION LARREA SEEKS REVENGE TONIGHT TEXAS PLAY * « t GAME CALLED Hallahan’s HORSE SHOW Sir Campbell Three Boys Enter Semi-Final Second Double-Header To ‘Twin’ Is Awaits Weather Sought Rounds of Houston’s Be Held At San Benito FORM) P. M. IS SUCCESS — Tournament Saturday Night BRADENTON. Fla., Feb. 28 DAYTONA BEACH. Fla.. Feb. 26 Manager Gabby Street of the t/P)—Sir Malcolm Campbell said Crowd Turns Out to HOUSTON. 26. Valley Champions Expected champion Cardinals wants a "twin" Large beach and weather conditions today Feb. (An-Youth for southpaw Bill Hallahan. had been served richly today as VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIP Witness would determine whether he would To Give Visitors For that reason he is paying Opening semi-final plav began in the Hous- Round Robin try to break his land close attention to Arthur “Bud" newly-made ton Country Club's Annual Invita- Events tion Oolf Tonight at Mercedes AH They Want Teachout. a portsider received, speed records or ship his twelve- tournament. Three of weit Edcouch vs. McAllen (7:30 p. m.) along with Hack Wilson, when the cylinder racing car back to England the lemt-flnaltsta vs. (2nd game) youngsters—Oils Moreland of Dal- Mei^dl^ts Scorps Cafdinals traded Burleigh Grimes without further runs. las, 20; Reynolds Smith of Dallas. Saturday at San Benito Staff Member) to the Cubs. Hallahan is the only The first day of the Fort Brown (By He made preparations to have the 19. and Willie vs. Methodist* (7:30 in the Cardinals flock horse show came to a close Thurs- MaOulre. Jr., of McAllen bi- southpaw car on the SAN BENITO. Feb. 26—The beach at low tide late Houston, 16. while the fourth was m) and Manager Street said Teachout day afternoon after fifteen well p. district title and the right to enter this altemoon and said If condi- Scorpions vs. Edcouch (2nd game) would be retained to bolster the filled classes were run off which a calm veteran. John Dawson of the state tournament at Austin will tions were favorable he would Officials—Chandler of Edinburg club’s left-handed strength if he furnished thrills and entertainment try Chicago. be at stake here at 7:30 p. m. Fri- for new marks for the for a crowd from Browns- kilometer, Moreland was paired with Smith, and Vail of La Feria. shows promise of regaining his large the mile, the % day when the Harlingen Cardinals, five-kilometer and the while MaOulre was matched with 1930 form. ville and the Valley. Valley champions, tie into the live-mile distances. a he Feb. 26—The Val- | The outstanding horses among Dawson, position had been MERCEDES, Corpus Christi high Bucs. cham- four best basketball clubs wUl the officers mounts were "San hoping for since the tournament be- ley's the district. pions of neighboring gan. , open a six game series here to- Miguel," a Headquarter troop horse, Coach Geo. Broad of the Car- MaGuire eliminated Edwin night to determine which quint ridden by Captain Adamson, who Mc- dinals has completed training for Clure of Shreveport yesterday in a shall represent the Rio Grande TRACK MEET won two blue ribbons and two red the game and says his boys are in STRIB HOPES great match. 1 up in 38 holes. More- section in the state amateur tour- ribbons; "Nigra," a Troop B horse, top condition. The Cardinals are land trouble S. nament to be held at San Antonio ridden by Major Oliver I. Holman, had no In ^owning determined to overcome the Jinx J. of Oklahoma 9 and in the near future. who won three blue ribbons; "Net- Rogers City. the neighboring district has long 8. Smith, who was one down to The first will under tie," a Fort Ringgold horse, ridden game get held over I HERE TODAY Dold at ninth Valley championship FOR KNOCKOUT Jack of Houston the at 7:30 p. m., pitting the Mc- by Captain Olsen and Sergeant way outfits. They believe they have a hole in the round, hit his Allen Monitors against the Ed- Smith, who won one blue ribbon morning 50-50 chance and that is all they stride soon asd finished 2 and couch five. This game i* far from and a red ribbon; "Rabbitt, a l.ja have asked all season. Dawson displayed consistent golf^ in the bag for the Monitors. To Headquarters troop horse, ridden being Wednesday night the Bucs trim- Promising Eagle Squad Young Bostonian Out To to down W. C. Hunt of Houston, Last week the Whitlock aggrega- by Captain Adamson, who won one med Sinton 28-13 In a warming up former state champion, 7 ar.d 6. tion trimmed the Monitors 21-18 Take On Weslaco blue ribbon and three yellow rib- session for tonight's contest. Coach Check Georgian’s In a fast engagement op the Edin- bons. Cannon shot every man on his FIGHTS LAST NIGHT court. This was the only de- Panthers In the ladles* classes the compe- Comeback burg team into the fray, in order that • Bv the A.s*ociated Press) feat the Mons have s f lered ail tition was keener than ever before they may get the *'feer of the VINCENNES. Ind. — Howard season. at a local show, with Mrs. Holman ball before the big battle with Jones. Louisville, outpointed Nick second will to- first on "San Miguel" CHICAGO. Feb. 26 (An—Ernie The game put Brownsville fans will get their winning place (10). Harlingen. Schaaf. Boston's youthful dealer in Broglio. Vincennes. gether the Brownsville Scorpions GIL LARREA, first opportunity of the year to Miss Hodge placing second on Relegated to the sidelines due to wholesale knockouts, the and the Harlingen Methodists, the see Coach Ben Brite's promising "Wasp.” and Miss Owens placing attempts a slight illness. Merrill Thompson, loftiest hurdle of two strongest clubs in the lower who wrestles "Spanish" Jack in the main event at the American Legion when third on Bologna” The ladies’ his stirring drive crack forward, to be in track squad this afternoon arena here Larrea is confident that he will be down is expected toward the throne to- bracket of the Amateur league. tonight. able to the Eagles engage in a dual meet five gaited saddle horses, was won heavyweight sbane when the whistle blows here. 1 night ■ by w. L. TTiese teams have met* three tunes Jack this time although the Spaniard tossed him on the last wrestling with Coach I. E. Martin's Weslaco b; Mi D >r >thy H< < d Re- engaging lYoung! Everett Carmichael, regarded as Stribling in a 10-round at this season with the Brownsville card. Panthers on Tucker field. liant Rex.” second place being won struggle one of the best guards In this part the Chicago stadium. aggregation winning twice and the A full team meet will be held by Miss Sara M. Hosfield on "Mary of the state. Joe Crocker, his mate. The struggle, rated Methodists once. The Scorp-Meth the Mine." rightly as the “IN OUR Griffin. Vannoy. Levi Dixon and betweeh squads. first important games have been the high six>t of The Eagles have been In train- The children’s class showed up heavyweight battle others are confident of a win over Of 1932. literally both the lower bracket race all season several and should very well with Bobby Freeman placed fight- ti? Cards, ing for months ers on the All Over Place on pugilistic spot, notably and thes? clubs are expected to put Grudges be able to give a perform- winning first place "Rabbitt.” Dixon was unstoppable Wedne- flashy Schaaf. a victory for the fast ALLEY” on a hveiy fray tonight. ance. The Eagles have the moat second place won by Jimnue Adam- dav night. The tall center was ri- climbing Bostonian would make him The Methodists, who have won If track have son on Socks,” third place won by under the basket as the ball was promising squad they the on probably most formidable con- Brownsville— the Valley league title for the past At Bouts Here had in years. Carl Ellington looks Miss Annabell Owens ‘Baldy.** Tonight passed and he scored 12 points. tender for the heavyweight crown Is blessed— two were to the years, runners-up I good in the sprints ! particularly after Max Schmeling and Jack With a Scorps in the lower bracket and and Abbott bids personage— Grudge here, grudge there, grudge hooted and yelped that Referee jumps. Freddy Sharkey finish their title argument Who is much— they are fighting hard to get back , fair to into the best miler doing yonder, grudge everywhere. Cullen Red won the match more develop in June. To discourage— Into the title running. The Meth- the has seen. Walter Wash- That's about the size of the than d:d Jack. The fans got warm Valley Reaches i Stribling. who was turned back are determined to make the Mack Refuses seconds his M’Kay Profanity— odists to at the ington is clippiag off wrestling bouts be staged under the collar at the idea of the i by Schmeling last July in Cleve- And loss of Temper. state tournament for their third time and he been American Legion arena here to- ‘gachupin" beating the Mexican hurdling has land. knew as did everyone else that Men who would literally— •traight the leaders for two year. night.
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