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Cincinnati Reds Looking up Since Weil's Advent The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION Cincinnati Reds Looking Up Since Weil’s Advent - « ». ft, SiU*, ft * ft .* ft v S ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft l&lili I ft ft ft --- /• JL ▼. *. • » ;tJK! / n l 9" CLUBSHAKEN Texans Pushed to Reach Season Form by Opening S.M.U. RELAY ; — — UP BY BOSSES r*- —-----1,—I,— -| —i .ri_n_-i_nj- » I- ENTRY LARGE ^ Camera K. O.’s Eagles to Engage _ Chuck = CHATS S VALLEY LOOP Much Money Put Out To Wiggins HOLDOUTS ARE CPORTS Greyhounds Today Nine Out-of-State Team* ST. LOUIS, March 18 (/py—* The Brownsville Screaming Eagle nine will into action Get Team of Vet* Chuck Wiggins, Indianapolis * step here for Will Compete On battler of policemen, found the With Hal Eustace the first time today when they And Youth* going too rough against Primo SIGNING FAST : I OPENS TODAY take on the San Benito Grey- March 28 Camera, man mountain from hounds on the Legion diamond at Venice, here last night, and the 4 p. m. By ALAN GOULD DALLAS. March 18—<4%—Entries Italian won his tenth straight Waco Gets Piet; TODAY Is the day. Along about and tossed a field goal, knoting the Des Moines at San Benito Maurice Pipkin, student coach, Associated Press Sports Editor) Tony Big were expected to ( American knockout victory. Wig- ; four o'clock ten umpires over the count. With the final gun expected has welded the boys into a fair continue today in ORLANDO, Fla.. March 18—<Ab— gins succumbing in the second Bill Kelly Is Valley will shake the stand with momentarily, Cholly was fouled. He And Omaha Is At nine during the past week. The the second annual Southern Meth- The Cincinnati Reds this year have round of a scheduled ten round “Batter-riees for today’s game are got one shot and made It, putting club is In particular need of hurl- odist to a new manager, new McAllen University relays be run a new owner, bout. Wiggins went through the i Injured Blah and Bah; Ach and Bach. the Triangles ahead. ers. some old familiar fig- on Saturday. March 28, which of- spirit—and ropes twice in the first minute Play bawl!" It looks as though the The Greyhounds have a strong new uniforms. They hope ficials ures in the first Valley were in for a real season of THE ball was tossed at center It is understood. predicted would be the make the of the second frame, ! (By The Associated Press) up aggregation, larg- the combination will The "Grapefruit league.” com- est aiftletic carnival ever held in time for the count of seven be- : baseball. with about five seconds to play. God- , more conspicuous in the The old yell “grab it by the posed of the lour Western loop Texas. Redlegs fore hands him dard, stellar Methodist, grabbed the chase willing jammed handle" and “Kill the umpire" now teams training in the Valley, will Nine National League pennant a distance Packers Take One out-of-state teams were back onto the canvas and the first exhibi- MEANWHILE school athletes are ball and dribbled short than has b*en the case since they safely is past, spring swing into action today with Des among entries received second time bearing down each afternoon in toward the goal. The crowd was yesterday, In 1926. prostrate outside tion games having been played in Moines at San Benito and Omaha From Rifles 6 to 3 the last seriously threatened for the Its In The list including seven men from the ring. More than 22,000 per- the Texas league, managers have preparation county meet holding breath suspense. Late last season, the ownership at McAllen. (Special to The Herald.) Kansas Teachers College; 10, Kan- of sons jammed the arena. to make the to be held at Harlingen Mar. 28 timekeeper had his eye on the of the Reds passed to the hands started hard drives Each of the clubs is to play a MISSION, March 18—The Mis- sas University; 27, of for and 29. The tennis sharks also clock and his trigger finger was University and energetic athletes reach playing form the schedule of 30 games. In addition to sion Rifles cracked out a vicious Nebraska; 14. Sidney Well, young are out slaming them down the pressing. Goddard shot a second University of Mis- dealer who admitted a rapidly nearing commencement of taking on big time opposition from salvo here afternoon and automobile baseline. The Cherry twins will before the gun went off. The ball Monday souri; 10. Northwestern University: of technical baseball knowl- the flag chase. time to time. the Omaha Packers had no 10. Texas lack likely represent the Brownsville arched prettily toward the netted easy A. and M College; 32, business Holdouts have diminished to an Today’s games are to open at 3 time in the guns 6-3. University of edge, but possessed enough girls in the doubles. Claude Roth- With it it carried the win- spiking Indiana; Six, Ar- HATTERS WIN or have hopper. m. to engage the capable almost negligible number, p. Rankin held the Packers to nine kansas Polytechnic; 10. Judgment of geb, well known track authority, ning margin although the game University Dan as general manager been cast into the outer regions Despite the fact that little prac- hits. Three Packer hurlers divided of and Howley will be the official starter in the was technically over. *It dropped to low*; six. Iowa State college. of the forces on the field. Backed managerial thought. A few still con- tice has been gotten in, the clubs time to allow the Rifles six blows. Harlingen track meet. Doug Fes- the basket. Here 8pitz arose In his i has the club tinued to dicker, but with new are expected to make a good show- were Tlning, Rail shack and FLEES FROM by Weil. Howley given senden of Brownsville has been ceat and pulled the planks for all They OPERATION and develop- FIRST 4 TO 3 blood seeking its place In the sun, ing. The have a shaking up pitchers begun CHICAGO—When it drastic named as an alternate. There he was worth. He continued to Malicky. came time a habit of hustling that may many veterans decided possibly they wrinkling their curves up to the King and Rodriguez of the Val- to on Mrs. ed should be some good records turned pull like a Sampson as the ball operate Sarah Reyltn a decided factor weren’t so necessary as they had platter and within a week more nine cracked out doubles, while it was found she make the Reds in at Harlingen. rimmed around. It rolled out. ley had fled from the they hard- Munos and Trevino Hook they were. will be bearing down. Paber and of the Packers this season, even though thought There’s where Spitz got the Spurber hospital to her home and ehe re- to entertain any pen- Waco Elated fused to return. • ly can hope COACH DILTZ of the El Jardln eharley-horse. tripled , Up in Hurler a* (Special to The Herald.) nant prospects. Waco is showing a few smiles with Cogars will likely hie himself to SAN March 8—Start- Needs Hnrlers Duel ;he news that Tony Piet will be more lucrative fields next season. VALLEY basketball Is a stripling BENITO, J in the there from New Orleans he was no The voice Is ing lineups opening game on the pronto Although reelected by the longer. youth’s has concentrated or the Western season here Howley where he has been training as a school board, he has turned In changing and he’s putting on long League of new pitchers, the The Brownsville Hatters won the were announced man- development Clevelander. He is back for more his resignation. All things consid- trousers. San Antonio fans could today by of the old and the of the two teams. encouragement opening game of the season from seasoning. Molesworth, recruit, is ered, Diltz had a fair season as not believe their eyes. They didn't agers of a bigger punch in the will and acquisition the Nacionales of Matamoros by adding more smiles because of his head of Cogar athletics during the believe the Valley was capable of Harlingen pitch Lyons outfield by obtaining Bob Meusel Zahn, according to President Lee 4 a hot work In the shortfield. Tomorrow past year. putting out such a quint. The gen- Heilman from American the close score of to 3 before Trefz and and Harry and Thursday the Cubs tangle with eral opinion was the Methodists Keyser. Lingle, Becker. clubs at an outlay under- large crowd of fans from both bor- Lawrence will be turns at League the Saint Paul, American Associa- IF you want to a look at the would be beaten out in the first given be around $50,000. The get stood to der cities. man catching. The rest of the lineup for tion, Saints, if the weather Brownsville Eagle nine, go out to round. Round by round, the fans new manager found ready-made reads like this: Neilsen, Lefty Aldape, Hatter slugger de permits. the American Legion park at 4 p. I thronged to the Harlingen boy’s something him such assets as the great right- ss; Atwell, 2b; Hughes, cf; Oglesby, hit a three with the The weather man was mentioned, m. There they will take on the banner. They were pulling for the twirler, Charles (Red) Lu- luxe, bagger i Van or handed for he has been distinctly unfriend- San Benito Greyhounds in the plucky cagers from the border, lb; Camp, rf; Burger a sensational catcher in Clyde bases loaded.
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