The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION
Sealed In an air-tight globe, a goldfish recently lived for threa LA FERIA IS GIANTS BEGIN Eagles Drive Hard For SOLONS SEEK months at tho North Dakota Agri- PORTS CHATS cultural College, at Farga »»»»»#»»####»» » » »MM»» M< Tilt Here HARD AT WORK BIG CLEAN-UP Tough Friday NEW HURLERS _I W/Y/i /fa/ Eustace The Brownsville high school certain to come here overconfident. Return Of Cianeroa To Walker, Mooney, O’Farrell Eagles are driving hard in prepara- They cleaned out the Harlingen tion lor their opening home conflict Cardinals 31-0 In the opening clash More Battery Strength Is “IN OUR are to Line-Up Will Aid Here & There 1 WIND SPRINTS important And Allen Traded here Friday afternoon with the po- of the season. There is no doubt but CHARLIE CASPER, U. S. high a football squad and there are vari- tent Corpus Christi Bucs. that the Bucs do have a strong elev- j Necessary, Griffith Lion* school hurdling chamiVi develop- ous ways of enforcing said sprints. To Card* The Eagles are in an excellent en. but they are in for a real sur- ALLEY” ed by Ben Brite at Harlandale is Maj. H. B. Galbraith, who coached frame of mind and are going to prise at the hand of the Eagles. Declares — hectic writing sports for the T. C. U. ser- Brownsville high in the days make a strong showing against the The Eagles are underdogs and We told you sol vice P. R. Reid and Ed around had a means of The clan is know it. will have to 1915, nifty visitors. Corpus Christi they They fight one time we can • Memhoen This Is say It, By Staff Wickler, Corpus boys known here, enforcing his wind sprints. A barrel BY HERBERT W. BARKER all the way and that is just what Oct. WASHINGTON, Oct. 11. *V- the weather man LA FERIA. 1L—Pepped up are backtield candidates on the stave answered the problem nicely. NEW YORK. Oct. 11. "Mem- they arc gcn.g to do. Paradoxical as Being as It* showing against and ever strong Aggie fish squad.San Benito He Jogged along with the squad and phis Bill" Terry has hauled out the it may seem. Coach Ben Bnte uas Power In the pitching box mas right. Donna last week, the La Feria squad has a good pass combination and warmed the pants of any who big broom, swept four players west- well satisfied with the work of the brawn behind the bat stood forth to- When he this nice lu player Card Contest predicted is down hard preparation it's a and a bearing brother act_Hansell Man- lagged. Players with that squad ward to St. Louis started Eagle against John Reagan. The aims of Clark contest at Pharr Friday. day as the primary little norther. tor it* gum tossing.. ..Red Mangum re- swear Major could run 50 miles in clean-up campaign that threatens Eagles took a at be a between clubs heavy thumping Griffith, owner, and Joe Cronin, This will game ceiving.There is a Rektorik a fast center without talcing a deep to make tl.c Ne\ York Giants all the hands of the Houston That arrived early this morn* strength Set city which showed unexpected playing center for Robstown. breath. but unrecognizable when they once champions but they fought hard new manager of the Washington ins. • Saturday last week. Donna, a ranking con- Dutch's little • • j probably brother.j more begin their labors under the and played to the best of their abili- baseball club, for entering the 19JJ It’s not cold— tender, had the tight ot her life In Sure, incidentally Dutch played agamsti ONE YEAR AGO today-Red shadow of Coog&n's bluff. to the Herald) ty throughout. season. out La Feria 7-0, while Mis- loose in the min- 'Special But- nosing Brownsville many years ago while Grange broke last In a straight player trade. Terry HARLINGEN. Oct. 11.—The Har-! "A team ••'lth spirit like that a Cronin, who at 26 succeeded Wal- of Brownsville, was Some of fellows who sion, conqueror a member of the Corpus Christi utes of the game between lus Chi- sent Bill Walker and Jim Mooney, contest bound to come through before the ter Johnson as of the Ameri- you Tri- Ungen-A. & I. Freshman pilot held to a scoreless tie by the squad.Bud McCallum has one Bear? and the New York Outfielder cago southpaw pitchers. Ethan originally scheduled here Friday has season is over,*’ Coach Britc pre- can league Senators, talked things arose this morning. City Bears. sweet grid outfit at Gianst. and scored the touchdown Allen and Catcher Bob O’Farrell to dicts. Grif- Kingsville. been moved up to Saturday, it ha;, over quite a while with Clark And started to put on the La Feria should be stronger this had to turn on 6-0. the Aggies full that enabled his team to wm, the St. Louis Cardinals in exchange J. Rck- Corpus Christ! is headed fer fith yesterday. That was their de- star end, back been announced by Coach A. seersucker suit— week with Clsneroe, power dead ahead to beat Kings- World's record outboard motor speed for Ray Starr, rook* right hand- of the neighboring cision. the offense has torik. championship In the line-up and ville 14-0.Eddie Marburger, a mark of 47.919 miles an hour was ed and GJ3 Mancuso. be some You have been wearing ail pitcher, The game will be called at 3 p. m. “A" district composed of Alice, La- The result is expected to been polished up considerably by real live wire, ships us a pass to set Tim Eslick of Waukegan. Ill, young catcher. by Attendance has been poor and it redo, Kingsville. Robs town and Cor- of the swapping of players that summer— Coach C. E. Vail. Mission Ed. at Other are games.thanks Oakland, Calif. deals "on the fire” it that a crowd will pus Christi. Bobby Cannon has been earned for Griffith the title of “the so hot. a source • • • is hoped larger | Did not feel The La Feria defense was • • • was revealed at Giant headquarters turn out for the Saturday contest. there two years and has had time old fox" during his eight years as of real to Coach Vail. The FIVE We don't advocate mlttena pleasure NOTE to cks: Krkd link las ni. YEARS AGO today—Lou and not a player on the team ex- The Cardinal-Freshman to get his system fully inaugurated. manager of the Senators, ending be • game Lion offense was expected t. Yankee first was and ea Rp” sed wd ao cks wd hv Gehrig, baseman, cept Mel Ott and Terry himself, a contest. Red he has excellent ma- in 1920. flaps. was qsll should be lively The Apparently’ strong, but the defense prob- voted mo6t valuable in the seems certain of on the ntg on ego. Hi es dah dah dee dee player remaining Birds got off to a poor start at Cor- terial. "I'm not willing to do any talking But we do claim that you feel lematical belore the Donna game. American a 71 m roster for 1933. There were rum- dah dah. league. Shooting Christi but came back with a But there’ll be no walk awav here about the identity of the regulars turned with the de- • • « pus better, The contest up the final ,*ound, Gene Sarazen won blings that the Giants were trying ihe we think we the rush against the Alice Coyotes last Friday. Corpus may win, but will might improve upon.'' fense staunch with the P. G. A. tourna- to do business with the More comfortable as it were, unexpectedly NELSON W GAY. Mercedes Metropo’itan Boston week. The Fish squad is not un- earn evfcry yard she gains. Griffth said, "but I will say that offensive tailing t click. ment. Braves and If would don a principal, has cleared up a cloud- Cincinnati Reds and and a close contest Coach Brit- dees not have to drive we agreed that we need strength in you something Joe Lkiuls Moet Is ■ m • usually strong Co-captain ed lor us. is a mem- one rumor linked the club in a swap the are them- the box and behind the bat if we are more cen- point Lyford Is expected. EagTes—they driving trifle substantial. a showing at making strong I ber of the Valley "B” conference TEN YEARS AGO today—Miller with the National league champions, selves in preparation for the open- | to be serious contenders in the com- During these brief spells of Lions. An accurate passer ter for the and is to be counted in the confer- Huggins was signed to manage the the Chicago Cubs. The names of heme game. race.” cool weather, defense, Moet is ing I inf pleasantly and strong on pass ence standings. Principal Gay re- Yankees in 1923. despite their loss Freddie Lindstrom. Hugey Critz Hot Golf First Baseman Harley Boss was With which we are favored boomed for an All-Valley Springs being lays this information from the of the world series to the Giants. and Francis (Shanty) Hogan were WHAT AN APPETITE: ! indicated as the most likely man on once in a while. ! mentioned with bertfi. .. Interscholastic league headquar- freely the Giants Tournament Opens ‘•Alice.” the elephant In the Bronx the Senator string to be disposed We have what you need— return of Cisneros to the line- The ters. Clubs in District 32 are Don- casting covetous eyes in the general HOT SPRINGS. Va.. Oct. 11. Zoo. is the most expensive boarder of first, since the club has the vet- And your pocketbook won't aid La Feria materlaUr, up should na. Edinburg. La Peria. Lyford. Forfeit Won From direction of Hazen »Kikh Cuyler, —Sixteen contestants in the men’s there She takes 150 pounds of hay, eran Joe Judge and the youthful Joe bleed Vail takes considerable Pat Malone for Coach McAllen, Mercedes, Mission. Pharr- jid Frank Deamree. division and eight in the women’s 15 loaves of rye bread and a pail Kuhel on hand for the job. When you fill your need— in the end around play. San When he was stock Juan-Alamo, Raymondvllle, Boxers Rifles signed recently to a event were paired today in the firs* of bran mixed with oat* every Cxy. According to this screed. starting line-up against By as The Lions : San Benito and Weslaco. two-year contract manager of the round maunes of the 20th annual FAST-FIRING GIN wiU be: Cisneros, le; SAN BENITO, Oct. 11—The Mis- Pharr likely Giants. Terry declared he would re- tournaments. SI RPLIS? VO WONDCR! Four hundred rounds a minute Moet, c; La- sion Rifles took a forfeit from the Hot Springs golf Pnne It; Laurson. lg; THE SOUTHWEST conference, a build the club from the ground up. of the can tx* fired new ma- here the Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare. During the past 20 years from a light Brumley, rt; Stephenson slow starter Box Makers Sunday when The Fond.’ rg; by necessity, has two Giants, picked in the spring as In wheat area has been in- chine little more Till, Aide.- local team refused to take the field Philadelphia, who won the medal world's gun, weighing very or Smith, re; Chop.Jin, conference tilts and three in certain contenders ter sec- almost for the the women's division with a 77, was creased by more than 20 per cent than the ordinary service rifle, backs. 1 aftar a decision of the umpires. The j man and Bishop, tlonal battles docketed Saturday. pennant, never got started .md with Miss of and the more than which has recently been tested by seconds are to =«ore up to he 9tli was Mission 6, paired Olga Hoelfler, production by The La Feria PJ*j Within the loop, i. c. U. visit* A. wound up in the depths of the sec- 25 cent. British War office here Thursday San Benito 5. New York. per i experts. Bt. Joseph’s college fc M. and Taylor pays respects to ond division. "Big Bill” Kachtik was sent to afternoon. Arkansas. 'The Horned Toads ap- the showers in the first when the pear the only club In this lot with a Rifle sluggers hopped on him. Billy look-in at the title. Whatever may Battalino Meets Walsh toiled for the Mission team happen between Baylor and Ar- and tightened after the second kansas will be irrevelant. immaterial ip In Chicago Gets inning. Ogden did fine relief work Fight Spearman and wholly beside the championship CHICAGO. Oct. u. (^—Christo- for San Benito. issue. However, the fans will give pher < Bat) former 1 — Battalino. feath-| Ovation the Frogs and Aggies the 0-0. T. C. crweight champion, and Barney Long U. may get in there and overturn Ross, Chicago lightweight contend- the Longhorn gravytraln. The Toads S. M. U. Prepares er. win meet in t ten round bout Clash rate slight favorites over the Far- at the Chicago stadium Oct. 21. In mers. Hog i Baylor. Judged bv a strong de- For Syracuse Tilt Charlie Retzlaff. young Duluth p ■ fensive showing, should eke out a DALLAS, Oct. 11. iVPte-The Sou- heavyweights, will tackle Jack Roper vie ton- at | BV BILL PARRLR Fayetteville. them Methodist Mustangs will leave of Chicago, in anoteher 10. and Art Writer • • • iMotult'd Press Sports here tomorrow noon for Syra „;e. Lasky, Minneapolis heavy, and Jack football crowd IN THE I The ovation from a non-conference classifi- N Y.. where they are scheduled to O'Dowd of Detroit, are down for an scor- Texas doesn't always go to the player cation. collides with Okla- play Syracuse University grid team eight rounder. Saturday S. ing the most touchdowns. homa, M. U. Journeys to Syra- Saturday. Red Oli- cuse and i ai Fort Worth, Richard Loyola New Orleans) Coach Ray Morrison sent his FIGHTS LAST NIGHT led Texas Christ- visit* Rice. The ver, left halfback, Longhorns have a cohorts through routine practice
warriors. ^ Spearman was everything and in on everything. He lugged the leath- and con- er- passed with accuracy tributed beautiful interference, run- 1 * « ** r. 1 ning and ranked with the best on «,r. ^^am It was ^91 secondary blocking. apparent he was tnc fighting spirit, the lead- er of the team. He deserved the ris- of ing ovation the estimated crowd 2.>00 gave him when he left the game. Won Without Pruitt
Few coaches would desire to open a conference championship race with a player of the ability of Madi- son Pruitt, all-conference end of 1931, out of the lineup. Francis •Sclimldt, Texas Christian coach, "'j|aofr only started the Frogs confer- Vn-e season that way Saturday about weather. It and hits against Arkansas, but went through thing pops up you side- the game with Pruitt on the FUNNYwhere and when you least it. That’s Mobil- line even though the all-conferencc expect why wing was able and oager to play. gas has Climatic Control. It means the of It was a wise Schmidt who took preadjusting no chance with Pruitt. Madison re- gasoline before it is placed on sale in your locality so that it cently recovered from an injured foot, and there would have been no automatically adjusts itself to variations in "engine heat”. benefit taking chance w-ith that foot agauisi Arkansas since the Frogs had their opponents com- Cold—hot—rain—shine—from sea level to mountain pletely outclassed. But when the Frogs take the field peaks, Mobilgas now assures you the highest usable level Saturday at College Station against of the Texas A. & M. Aggies, Pruitt, performance! whom Coach Schmidt ranks as the 4 smartest player on his squad, will be at right end. Not only will lie be In addition, Mobil gas gives you the there, but he will bo fresh, well and in combat- Before ready for the hard scrap highest ANTI-KNOCK Winter Comes the in this week':; performance ing fighting Aggies of biggest southwest football attraction. any regular-priced gasoline. Try it Winter-Proof WRETSLING LAST NIGHT today and let your car decide. (By the Associated Press) your Cor With NEW YORK-Ed tStranglen Product of« Lewis, £15. Los Angeles, threw Jack 7 service 220. Omaha, one hour, 24 Magnolia Sherry, SOCONY-VACUUM COMPANY minutes, 15 seconds. A»k any Magnolia Station or N. J -Fred Cirubmeier, CAMDEN. Dtalar about it 205. Iowa, defeated Pat McKay, 210, Memphis, one hour, 21 minutes, 35 — seconds. CHICAGO — Jim Londos. 198. with Greece, threw Abe Coleman. 195, Stay New York, 33:40. LINCOLN, Neb. — Pat McGill, Wisncr. Neb., threw Charley Peters, Nebraska straight falls. Mt' BATTLE CREEK. Mich.—Buck Weaver Indianapolis, won in YoukS” O' 0 \ straight '.alls from Sailor Watkins, 8»°n*ce li Threatens Eviction 'W?o'^ *1 and You WATERBURY. Md.. Oct. 1^.—t>P) Stay Ahead —Six members of the bonus expe- bu^°qovfWcti^e)CPteCte ditionary army, who returned to 4.4 Cu. Ft. Size $27.50 \U tf> proposed naven here after slaie police had moved out the <5°od ftBE W1*® settlers, faced eviction 5 Cu. Ft. Size $36.50 !tv early today con- at the order of Mrs. Maud Edgell, \\^ andTH^ Vel B original donor of the land. The six veterans, headed by 5.2 Cu. Ft. Size $39.5o\\ Fred Neff of Los Angeles, have l cleared four acres of land in six diUo»9- Vod