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AMERICAN GOLF STARS PRACTICING IN ENGLAND Waco Continues to — ■- WESTERN i-_ --i_ri_r_r>r-»ii-u<-^j-i_n.r>j-M-ij->»-ir^j-i.i-i-i-u~iii^i—nru-ii->..rLi-i..nurLr~Lnj-j-i.i— 1-1-n_ri. i—,—..i— r-i-in-1 i_ri ->i— **»**0f&*0*******+^i'-%*** COLTSI » Holds --- ■ mmmmmmmrn «•—M*■ m —. ‘Dazzy’ Vance ___ _— WWW — New York Giants to IN SPOT LIGHT Add Victories But are Furious Lose Kentucky Derby Entries Spuds ^ Cubs ► Shutout; Commanding Attention • Of Eastern Horsemen By The Associated Fres«i By WILLIAM J. CHIPMAN The rumble of the Wichita Falls siege guns, all but silent for t!» bet* Associated Press Sports Writer ter part of two weeks, became more audible today as the powerful an- Current suspicion has it that Cornelius McGiilicudy is beginning NEW YORK. May I.—<*>>—From ners-up in 1928 hesitated in third place after their fourth baseball but even as the other forced-march along the paths of glory, out of the West comes three formid- victory. gaunt loins for the long drive toward Octo- Unless all signs fail, Texas league fans are on the verge of Philadelphia patriarch girds able challengers for the 1929 Ken- ber gold, the portly form of Daniel P. Howley rises to bar the way. a reo not tnree-comerea ngnt ror^ with Crowder and Ogden and tucky derby. the Standing sentinel over Sport man's Park, league pinnacle between Waco. margin Mrc:ar.*!ur nard-hxtttnJB oruu»wuc The far West’s best, few in num- ——->foray pouring Houston and Wichita Falls. Shreve- sport outfielder suffered a brafc:«*^B;;v I General Howley, for the ber. have been considered lightly | parapet. port stick in the thick of let when he attempted to acoro ^B moment at least, threatens Athletics in the past by the turf men of the might j from third on a long fly to the first fi and Yankees alike. East but this year it is a different the scramble for a while if Its j toning.. It was the first sertoua B the story. Naishapur. Ervast and Vol- holds out. The Dallas The downfall of champions pitching casualty of the A-ear. ■ as tear. a trio of as good colts as ever ! progressed but slowly yesterday Steers, have taken four CPORTS from the West, crippled, Dallas dropped tta fourth » a *he Hugmen outpunched Wash mg- invaded the derby JB are the attention of straight on the chin and apparently row when it found Oie San An* in < ton while the Red Sox hurled backj commanding are destined for the tnnlo Indians in a fractioua mood. ^ FORUM I the Mackmen. The As remain fa- leading horsemen. second divi- ^Bj a son of Omar Dirkie 8ehum*tn was driven from B vorites if the yanks do fall, but the Naishapur. Khay- sion. at least temporarily. the box as the ■ the colt ever to rnbe nosed out. j gait of the Browns cannot be over- yam. only imported jflg ImmrnmmmmmamnmssExaasaBBSBi'. The Spudders’ sudden reversal of to 2 Hobo Carson Four Brownsville High School looked Two weeks do not make a win the American turf classic, com- former Texas B the Browns al- mands attention because of his me- form carried them to a 4 to 3 vic- Christian unnerve. «ta- heid the B Eagles left this morning by auto- baseball season, but to justify teoric racing at Tijuana where he tory over Houston in the first Steer*; to ,«ev<*r hits and banked a B mobile for Austin where they will ready have flashed enough game which Messrs. Huggins won the Tijuana derby and was trip!- and sins> *o help the raaea. B enter the state interscholastic meet any fears of their southern invasion yes*er- entertain. beaten by only a head for the Cof- Shifting of the slugging wettol <• ffl which begins Friday. They were ac- and Mack may froth $100,000 handicap, the richest day. George Payne, veteran of the ’he (iM-'.-v ;r:- hl:ll coach Douglas Fes- The Howley tribe closed out in companied by stake event in America. The chest- Spudders’ drive to the Dixie champ- out runrh in v ».n-or::o senden. will arrive in time for Detroit yesterday with a 6 to 5 vic- hcBillfl They son of Omar is owned ionship two years ago. received tins order made three out of four nut Khayyam 1 day’s rest before entering the tor)'. which credit for the win. He allowed 10 ^^B and 10 out of 14 for by Earl Chafee of California. Fort Worth got off on the meet. in the series more rigfrtB Ervast. California* equine ex- hits, three than young Lefty cr! • • • the season. The triumph also gave foo» p, south Texas taunt nress. has caused no little comment Myres, who opposed him. but he the " b*BB| Barnhart, Newman. Todd and the Brqwns more breathing space bumping Exporter*; to ^ American in are tuning up for the British open, the next engagement, starting May 6. i the last few the re- distributed them to better advan- • *«^BB| Athletics, who golfers England big days following •t :m m v W a I Kuo ro •. h r i ■» *. a r. aodrifvn compose the quartet over the second-place BB| These Yankee stars, snapped at Sandwich, are (left to right! A1 Espinosa. Horton Smith. John Golden port of a sensational workout at Ti- tage. had 'he :. It was first Fessen- have disputed the lead with the .Vinpyers thought by and Walter Bacon owner George Blackerbv smacked a u.B|| western contenders for about a Hagen. juana Sunday. Long, seventh inning wh.ie the den that he would take only three double and breeder of Ervast, will ship his homer, and two singles to merm- v .*h Den:v. but further meditation, he chose week. made Si:tuBB| colt East this week. help the Wacoans to a 6 to 4 vic- •heir former roommate C-x ’oBBB four. Ed Morris was too much for Big Voltear not be over in ” 1 •-> • • • may exactly classed tory Shreveport their series the assault :*h hmir*-”* »:v1 which the Red Sox won by a game SPORTRAITS i as a western horse, since he is run- opener at Waco. Virgil Cheeves BB| Barnhart will enter the broad 4-to-l. One of the four Philadel- tflSt ffSHTS ning under the colors of the Dixi- batted out of the box by Beau- B||j| lump. The lad has cleared the hits was a homer by Simmon-,, phia j.j ana farm of Kentucky, owned by mont Saturday, came back to halt bar when it was set Just above the the home team profited Standing===*== while THE CLUBS »-OF ■^WICHTS i R. T. Fisher of Detroit But Voltear. the Sports. Tiny Owens retained six foot mark. Newman will try a circuit blow by Phil Todt. through a great horse as a two-year-old his status as one of the the broad He won the dis- started for the TEXAS LEAGUE league’s jump. George Earnshaw 'By the Associated Press) and a greater horse this if his Tuesday’s Games year leading in-and-outers by cracking trict title with a 22 ft. 3 in. leap. Athletics. — PROVIDENCE. R I. Young workouts are any criterion, is a in the fourth and fifth and a events at the Waco 6. Shreveport 4 letting He should at least get place in the The least said about Montreal outnmnted Farr. western Fort Worth 7. Beaumont 4 Johnny bred colt. He was sold to the Cubs pile their state tournament, and if he Yankee stadium, the kinder for all up winning The Stpid lucky San Antonio 3. Dallas 2 Cleveland, (10). Fisher by the Nevada Stock Farm. wEI out a 10 to 9 may get a gold medal Todd and The champions pulled Wichita Falls 4. Houston 3. the MILWAUKEE.—Johnny Sherrod. Rodriguez will enter the quarter decision over the Senators in Standing of the Clubs Chicago, outpointed Shuffle Calla- Jack mile dash. It is a grueling race and tenth on Fred Heimachs double. Team- P W. L. Pc’ Major Leaders Dempsey And 16 14 2 .875 han, Chicago. '8*. League one that takes plenty of "nerve." The Hugmen had stood idly by while Waco .. 16 10 6 .625 BUENOS AIRES—Dave Shade. Madison u a r e Both of the lads have it in Senators were scoring five runs Houston Sq street stepped the 16 9 7 563 I By The Associated Press) Each side Shreveport San Francisco, and Kid Charol, M seconds which is not extra good, to tie in the seventh 16 9 7 .563 games of 30: Wichita Palls Cuba. drew. (12). Including April Garden In Clash! but it’s possible that none of them mauled three pitchers. Tom Zachary Dallas 15 7 8 .467 National * LOS ______will snatch a the heaviest sufferer. Fort Worth 15 6 9 .401 ANGELES—Goldie Hess. place. being perhaps Batting—Stephenson. Cubs, 438. NEW YORK. 1 • ■ * from 16 4 12 350 Los May —-;P'—The The White Sox won another Beaumont Angeles, outpointed Santiago Runs—Critz. Reds. 13. San Antonio 16 4 12 .253 first clash of might between Mad- The Southwestern conference the Indians, this time by Zorilla. Panama. GO). Jackie Pil- j skidding Runs batted in—Wilson. Cubs. 15. ison kingtno. New' York, won decision Square Garden and Jack baseball race Is drawing closely 8 to 4. NATIONAL LEAGUE Hits—Stephenson. Cubs. 21. cen- over Pedro Panama. GO). Dempsey, once the greatest of the to an end now and Uncle Billy The National league spotlight Tuesdav’r Game- Amador, Doubles—Frisch, Cards. 6 who let corporation's dividend producers Diach’s Texas Longhorns are rid- tered upon Arthur C. Vance, Boston 14. Philadelphia 12. Triples—Cullop. Bissonette. Rob- three small 4. under the late Tex Rickard, has ing on top which is not an un- the Giants down with Cincinnati 5. Chicago ins: Hornsby. Cubs. 2. and won Brooklyn 2. New York 0 Six Teams To broken out over Kid Chocolate, and usual thing. Not surprising at all. singles at Ebbetts field, Ready Braves. 4 Standing of the Clubs Homers—Harper. A1 Singer, latest of the feather- as 2 to 0. even with the mad Robins .looks though the Steers are by Team— P W L. Pet Start Ball Stolen bases—Maranville. Braves.- Walker Brook- Rolling weight sensations. The Garden has sure to cop another banner. at his back. Bill gave Boston 9 7 2 .778 Flowers. Robins: Allen. Reds. • • • three of these signed Singer for an outdoor lyn Just four hits, but Chicago 12 7 5 533 In West Tex. Pitching—Malone. Cubs, won 3, j the fifth League; match with the Cuban negro and Texas A. AMERICAN LEAGUE Fugazv. is WTathy over the situation. I last week-end and just about kicked With the for West Texas reason. Hits—Rice. Tigers. 27 a lead of one Tuesday’s Game' wrestling game, league claiming Singer was coaxed them out of the running. iff Blake twice blew Doubles—Gehringer. Tigers; Mc- away by St Louis 6. Detroit 5 at on the Six clubs comprised the class D the Garden • • • run in the late innings as General the present, least, after promising Jo sign New York 10. Washington 9. * circuit this witn Gowan. Manush.'Browns; Heilmann, rushed fresh troops into Paul Berlen- year, Ballinger1 with him The Garden tiow Until and Hendricks Boston 4 Philadelphia 1. Upward journey, Alexander. J. Sewell, Indi- expects Fridays Saturday's! the only new membei. Hold-over Tigers; to land the fray. 3. Cleveland 4 Chocolate and stage the games, the Baylor Bears were lead- Chicago bach. retired light-heavyweight entries are San 1928 ans. Dykes. Athletics. 6 The Boston Braves, still strangely Standing of the Clubs Angelc. champ- match at 124 pounds ing the conference They had beat- boxer, is anxious to return to ion. Homers—Blue. Browns. 4. National w-ith Team— P W L. Pet Midland. Coleman. Abilene and en the Steers in a leading the league Stolen bases—Fonseca. Indians; couple of en-; St. Louis 14 10 4 714 be- Big The circuit, as usual, seven victories and two defeats, won the mat. his favorite sport Spring. f counters at Waco, but they had to; 11 7 4 638 will Metzler. White Sox 3. from the Phillies. 14 Philadelphia He play a split season the finest a groggy game New fore tailing up the gloves. Browns, won play them a pair at Austin. They| York 10 6 4 «0'> j combats Pitching—Gray. 4. offers to 12. with both *, earns out on their Onening are scheduled Hotel did play that couple of games but Chicago 12 6 6 .530 was a middleweight champion at lost 0. Gateway finish The Cardinal- Big Spring, where Midland sup- when the Cows; feet at the Boston 9 4 5 444 m the amateur ranks. Under New Management they got through, a vic- Detroit plies the Pirate game in St Louis fell .. 15 6 9 403 onpositlon: Ballinger, op- looking ftyle, iw had squeezed them out of the top * Opposite to rain Cleveland 13 5 .383 posed to San Angelo: and Cole- Now it stands with the tim Bunion Boys Leave Chamber of Commerce position. Washington 10 3 7 .300 man. ente-taining Abilene. Cele- Steers a ahead of the Bears. Longhorns Prepare game brations Brow ns v lie rich • • • are planned in each of Mistcuri On Their leather**, SHADE GOES TO DRAW AMERICAN ASSOCIATION IFlorsheim: For Road To the three cities, with business COOL CLEAN ROOMS No doubt the Bruins are a bit! St Paul 1. Indianapolis 3 Trip WITH FIGHTER houses CUBAN Minneapolis 3. Louisville 6 closing without Jog — of the for this is exception. Crota-Country Jealous Longhorns Kansas City 4. Toledo 3 North Texas Dens — at a mod- season in succession that "" ■' 1 ■■ very the second Milwaukee _ AIRES. 1 —- 16. Columbus 1C MILLER. Mo. May l .P —C. C. they have been beaten out by the BUENOS May CALLAHAN TO FIGHT American middle- Bv BOB CANTRELL bunion boys shuffled along and White. Dave Shade. WESTERN LEAGUE Pyle’s When In Orange iSneeial to The Herald* GOODRICH OR LAWLESS last Missouri clods on Matamoros erate weight, and Kid Charol of Cuba, Topeka 5 Omaha 3 today over the price. Tulsa 7. Des AUSTIN. Tex. April 30—When their transcontinental tramp. To- Stop at The SELL ENTIRE CROP fought twelve rounds to a draw Moines 10 Oklahoma City 13. Pueblo 13 the University of Texas Steers LOS ANGELES. 1.—iP— rest on the barks of the KERRVILLE. May 1.—t.P—The here last night. The official deci- May night they Wichita 1. Denver 6. their two-game senes with Jack Reams, for Missouri river at before start- Matamoros Hotel We can Schreiner wool and mohair commis- sion drew a storm of booes from swept manager Mushy Joplin the Savior Bears in Austin last Callahan, junior cham- tomorrow's jaunt into Okla- For a Clean Room. sion has sold its entire clip of spring spectators who seemeo to think PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE welterweight ing I week-end, they jumped back into pion. has announced he has homa It Is Safe. mohair, more than 1250.000 pounds. Shade had won. Shade was the Seattle 5. Hollywood 3. accept- the lead in the race for the con-! ed terms for a title match Pete Guvuzzi. the bearded Italian Mrs. Emma Leonard fit •© Draper and Company of Boston. aggressor throughout and had the Missions 6. Portland 1 in Buf- you. San Francisco 2. Oakland 1 ference baseball ttile. the * falo. N. late in waiter of England, t was announced today. Cuban in distress several times. ; leading Y., May between Southampton. Los Angeles at Sacramento, consecutive post- i Eears. who are in second place, by Callahan and the winner of Jimmy checked up his second poned. funeral of owner, 50 points. The Texas Aggies are Goodrich-Buck Lawless bout sched- win and increased his lead over uled Passaic. N. J.. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE coartinp along in third place, with next week in the eastern city. Johnny Salo. police- Eat a Real Game Dinner at Montreal 1. Jersey City 8 a good chance to climb higher be- man. to nearly four hours yesterday Toronto 10. Newark: 1. foie the season ends. SWEDISH FIGHTER IS when he led the caravan mto Miller The Matamoros Buffalo 6 3 Reading The Steers were stiii a batting from Springfield Rochester 9. Baltimore 6 INVITED slump in the serier. as only Hughes.. TO CHICAGO The leaders: 1—Peter Gavuzzi. Cafe Hopkins and Higgins c’io any heaw England. 197:12:27. 2—John Salo. Mrs. Emma Leonard WHITE SOX~GET \ hitting, though Lamm came in for STOCKHOLM. Sweden. May 1 — Passaic. N J.. 201:50:22 3—Ed ■.Pi—Harrs- Gardner. Seattle. 209:08:55. * * * i his share in the second fray when Persson. Sweden's heavy- Wash., : 215 14:21. i he drove a line drive over the right weight champion, has received an 4—Giusto Umek. Italy. invitation from to meet the i 5—Paul Burlington. N. C field wall for a circuit blow in the | Chicago Simpson. : SEASON’S [ New FIRST first inning What saved the Norwegian pugilist. Otto Von Porat. i 222 17:43 6—Sam Richman. Milillli^lillTTTITl><:i!lllll!r>TRIPLE PUTOUT each of whom went the full route ^"son recently outpointed the M. B McNamara. Australia. f. and the 10:07. 9—Harr> Abramowitz. New on successive days Peeples allow- ••in. Guehnng. French- I man. Grisell. in Stockholm encoun- York. 257:32:07. 10— Herbert Hede- CHICAGO. I.—&—The ed the Bruins only one safe hit May ters. 261:11:40. the first while man. New York. first triple play of the major day. Railston gave league season in Chicago took so I up seven blows the second, but B kenf them well scattered. II long in execution at the White This Sox park yesterday that it was | week-end will find the quite awhile before the boys in Steers swinging off on their north th? press coop figured it out. Texas road trip, meeting T. C. U With Jamieson and Hodapp on Friday and Saturday, and then first and second base respective- jumping to Dallas for a pair of in the seventh of the games Monday and This 1 1 ly. inning Tuesday. Excellent trio An Chicago-Cleveland game. Lind will either make or break the A Distinguished Habit grounded to Cissell and was pennant chances of the Steers. If thrown out at first. Hodapp tried they sweep h four gams, every- to score and was caught between thing is all set for uiem to cor the title If Cents with T. C 5 third and home and tagged out they split U. Ci by third baseman Kamm. ; they can still come out on top. Jar-Price, T HE chief reason see cjistm- — you -- X During the excitement Jamie- One-at-time, for a nickel or son reached third The players WHITE BABY 1 old men Edxi'in then resumed their position, but Mr and Mrs. L H White of this five-at-a-time in the 25-cent guished wearing Kamm retained the ball, hiding it city announce the birth of a son Patterns in - behind him in his gloved hand. early Monday. The youngster weigh- break proof pocket-pack— Clapp shoes is because they acquired the ed and one-half — Jamieson, unsuspecting Chicanery, eight pounds. Both or the box son are by ambled off third, and Kamm mother and doing nicelv j habit when they were young. |/\| tagged him out. completing the j Mr White is employed by the Gate- Edward Cigars Cravats triple play. ! way Bridge company. King i Grayco i are excel* ' uniformly THEY learned years ago that Edxcin For Summer ** lent. 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