* t ..r-- rrrrrr , .r 11, r f r r r r r rr rrr-ffrr-r rrrrrrrf r f.————.. The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION msm | rrf rui r, j r r r-fr>Tf rrf rtrrr rrrrr"irr rrrrrrrrrr r rtf s rrrrrrr rtfitrt VALLEY COI Sub-Committee on ! FORMER BROWNSVILLE PLAYER UP WITH GIANTS U. S. Racketeers PLAN TO PUT j Ball League Finds Downing Cubans TO AID A. & M. MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. Feb. 23.—{A*) MIAMI FIGHT ' —Effort.- of Cuban tennis star* to; Favorable stop American players In the anu- Hidalgo Beach-Cuba tournament, a! Miami ■ 4 ■ —, — I ORGANIZATION failed today. One match in the ON OVER AIR O N Boston and Bob Wells, the men s double was halted when dusk further committee appointed by the base- prevented playing. HERALD TO A Cuban star. Miss niseis Com- held Holmes of La Feria ball meeting In Brownsville mallcnga. advanced to finals of the Garden Said last Tuesday mght, by Chairman MEGAPHONE ladies’ singles In the Miami Beach Planning And Reid Are New Guy Trent, to put forth their efforts term! stoumament which also Is To Purchase MIAMI BOUT here. She will meet Mias Giants; to organize Hidalgo county towns under way Eleanor Cottman. of Baltimore, to- Members of to those of Camaron In Battlers Hold Best Aggie join county, The Herald’s "fight party” of morrow. a Valley Class D league, spent at which time Wednesday night, American women made a clean Athletic Staff Thursday and Friday in the upper the will Workouts Yet Stribllng-shsrkev fight of their with the 6-4. Valley and reported to the chairman be from in front of sweep singles megaphoned 6-1. of Miss Anne that they found sentiment lor base- the office, as tt is unreeled blow victory today By EDWARD J. NEIL over Miss Ame- (Special to The E«r*M) ball in these parts, very strong. by blow, and round taw round, by Page. Philadelphia, (Associated Press Sports Writer* — lia Castaneda, Havana. — COLLEGE STATION. Feb. 23 We talked to Mission and Mc- a wire from the ringside MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. Feb. 23 special Men’s in the international J. O. Holmes, who Allen citizens," they stated Satur- at Miami, Fla will get underway singles breeses and an over- (Klepto) coached remained on a 80-60 OP.—Cooling day afternoon, ‘and found them in it is at about match split the La Feria high school grid team expected, present, scheduled for cast sky. the answer to a glad- tavor of a baseball league Marvin 8:45 basis, wjth semi-finals last iator's prayer in the southland, in- year. Is returning to Texas Goodwin and Judge D F. Strickland Much interest has attached it- tomorrow. Gus Fener. Miami, de- jected new life into the drills of A. & M. as a line coach this year of Mission, heartuy endorsed the self to the coming heavyweight feated the Cuban team’s No. 1 play- G. Volmer. 6-2. 6-4. while J. San Jack Sharkey and Young Stribllng In the the plans of the proposed league, as battle, the winner of which will er. reorganization following '* of and kept Doughty did Dr. Utzman of McAllen have an inside track cn the hea- Pedro defeated Martin Buxbey today, probably departure of Dana X. Bible. John Bill new hand of Mr Wells believes a league will vy title vacated by Gene Tunney Miami, state high school singles Carey, guiding Garden B. Reid head coach at the North be organized, but states "a lot of You are invited—everyone— champion. 8-6. 8-7. Madison Square Corpora- 11 to Texas state teachers college. Den- organization work will have to be to attend the fight as it will be tion. from giving in entirely ths done. We went over disclosures of the day. ton. ainie 1924. also Is a new addi- the plans, as announced from The Herald of- harassing we were instructed to do, of the Ne- Now that the battle of the Ever- tion. This mcreases the regular fice. braska State with is around the staff one league, Hidalgo glades Just cornO£ Aggie by county citizens seemed to be in The addition of Reid and Holmes They with the fighters perfect trisrv in favor of this kind of built and the will fill roles made vacant operation ponIesbeat the arena lighting ceachlng of a league. The plan is simply a system installed for the fraeas by the resignation of Charles F 81500 per month ralary limit for the even tread (Chuck> Bassett, who came to A. Ar each a Wednesday night, 1 club; plan whereby monthly TEXAN as BEATS” was broken by unofficial announce- M. tn 1927 basketball coach head donations will be a eliminated; plan ment that the Oarden corporation and football line coach As an- that should be self-sustaining, and 31-24 BEARS of the for nounced bv Mattv Bell, who will be- in rome cases is arranging purchase be a paying propo- in come head athletic mentor at K. dz sition." New York Giants ball club the and disclosure of a M. next September. Reid will be The committee will start where GOLF STAR IN National league Is Point of head basketball coach and eeneral they left off and leave this week for Brown High controversy over broadcasting assistant In football while Holmes what la expected to be the turning the coming heavyweight struggle. will be Bell’s right hand man in point—that is whether a Valley lea- Scorer, Looping Carey feels however, that publicity football, his work to be lareelv with gue can be organized or not. It is 16 Markers mav spoil the Giant deal. the line with e«necial attention to known that Corpus Chriatt and HOUSTON MEET While Garden officials were will- guards and tackles. Reid's work In Kingsville are desirous of entering ing to say unofficially that the deal this Tex.. Feb. 23.—OP—Get- football will be largely with the proposed league, but the meet- WACO. for purchase, for $4,000,000, of 75 ing last Tuesday at which away to an early lead through the bail ends. night, ting per cent of the stock in citizens of the shooting of Al- Job* Divided representative Cameron Rice Freshman 1 Up phenomenal goal club, owned by Charles A. Stone- county were the ba Brown, the 8. M. U. Mustangs v On th* aiming of Bell as Dana present, instructed ham. Francis O. McQuade and John defeated Baylor University at bas- t-iC Bible's successor at A. & M. th* committee, through Chairman Trent On Dawson in Semi- been all but com- to to 31 to 24. The Bears McOraw, had r of basketball coach and try organize an all-Valley ketball tonight positions one word that the Sharkey- league; and this will either be ac- were far off form, looping only pleted, football line coach wore divorced. Final; To Play Carl- will be broadcast by or not this field in the first half which Stribllng bout Bassett was tendered th* oonortun- complished week, the goal two believe. closed with the Ponies leading, 18 the National Broadcasting associa- !ty of as heed basketball delegates ton For Title remaining 6. tion will not be made known ofli* They plan to hold a conference — to coach bv the A. A* M. "thletlc coun- an- with Cam Hill of Edinburg in the The 8. M. U. boys could not be dally until Monday. Carey cil b”t de*”n*d the offer. anno’uV- COUNTRY CLUB. Houston, Feb waa next few days, and will then to cslled Dead Eyd Dicks as a result nounced when the match first Ino tb%t whit* Ms *nt®resf In has. go 23 —^/—Reuben of San Mercedes, whero Mr. Wells believes Albaugh of their shooting performance to- made that there would be no we* m-i-r Antonio, 20 year old Rice Institute ketbsll c~*pt. h’s inter- a lot but Brown could. He could of sentiment for the league, freshman, outstayed George Daw- night broadcasting. est. as a cnsch was In fonts*’! -nd which the from on been Is known to exist there, can : son of hit hoop any position Since then pressure has his de«Jr* to ht* *ti*ntlon Chicago, seventh ranking r‘l*a be crystallized into an organization. the floor. He looped six field goals Oarden officials from lerwelv amateur in the United States, to de- brought on t« thta «w»t. The *itw*Hon Baseball fans out in the first half and two more In allow point that time feat him 1 up on the thirty-ninth all parts of the country to at A. Ar M und** tb* nenr *oacbt**g Is ! the second half to lead the parade passing rapidly, and that If the hole of their semi-final match in the facas to be put on the air. A* heed no* Affordin'- bi-n that onnor- Valley is to the national 1 Among the New York Giant fcat terymen limbering up *... alary wings” at San Antonio Is Herbert with a total of 16 points for the enjoy pas- the Houston Country club invitation soon as the advance sale passed tunltw he •nne’»n»v»4 s«, r*«<*vi*- lime this Pyle dower left) who began his professional baseball cere; in Brownsville in 1926. He was summer, the league should tournament here bought evening. a prom, tton from tb* «*eff Wo s*« V** start today. from Chattanooga last year and is rated as one of the most rookies on the Giant $275,000. guaranteeing functioning within the next His victory placed him in the promising hurling The summary: tentatively to dlactos*d h’a nt««'* for tb* few days, at least. It is staff. Abo-e is a group of Giants getting the creaks out of their frames with a game of medicine ball 6. H. U. (31) G*. Ft. Pts. Carev finally agreed fbtufg known that finals tomorrow against Ossie Carl- The final As tb* *-*w tb* Lower right: Frank -Shanty- Hogan, a wicked cut at the ball. P. permit the broadcast. !tne.nn rti-dr. Brownsville, 8en Benito and Har- ton of Houston, defending champion catcher, taking Brown. Arele* *•"•-« will that swayed the argument wt|j b»~* f<—<-h*<; pnd lingen have ball clubs, but are who downed his old foe and fellow Johnson, P. message SM^at-nt* -rorjr'*-* —HV, th* not until 2 4 was a letter from a crippled n^rsltv organizing these towns townsman, Jack Speer, state ama- Brooks, C.1 •nd footSAii know OLNEY HIGH WINS who wrote Carey hi was fryshfneu n*vf whether or not Hidalgo coun- teur 2 on the 30th Hammond G.0 veteran champion, up WICHITA Feb. 0 0 had bought a radio seer or as *om—*-* ♦- «w f— m- ty towns will also join the league. hole todajll'w FALLS. Tex.. 23. Bkeoter. 0.0 bedridden and *»•««*' V rnnct* «rH! —JP>—District 4 will be represented Williams, 0.0 0 0 the sole of hearing the ne«t aae| I It was Albaugh's third straight Texas for purpoee b* w**h Roster in the state race 0 tv* basketball Olney C.1 2 the K-. MISSION NINE OFF victory over veteran opponents In League by Donnelly, description of the match over ___ school, Vn1m*« $"’* *>»*d *« the first round he beat George Ro- high which defeated Holli- air. X day. 32 to 11, in the district finals Totals . 11 9 81 bat- Rnv’wl! «ehmtnbo*h*«o TO PLAY MONTERREY tan of Houston, who once graced Following are the presar.t rosters, er. Pat Hatch, Jim Smith, Leity Cooler weather brought both roe be tonight. Baylor (24) Fr. Ft. Pts. of oh W»” e*«’«*-d h*- *--rS * „. Walker cup teams, and yesterday he of the Texas league baseball teams; Bremer, Arthur Cholcher. tlers to their workouts full fight. ■ 2 4 I —* rV Smith. F . 1 two —V. A 7 rOM > took the measure of Willie Hunt of Wichita Falls Iufieiders: Ray Grimes. Lee Steb- Sharkey was impressive in the Wilson. F..4 1 9 e**d en**ber «‘H'*t* f- K. MISSION, Feb 23—The TTem- Houston, who has in British Catchers: Pete Lapan, C C Lau- bins, Tom Connelly. I ATHENS IS CHAMP he boxed with Johnny played Lloyd Flippin, 0 rounds !*c**d tv* ta-Treinta" baseball team of South amateur rence. .Jack Eeldon Faut. Carl Guice C...... 0 0 from »**«d*ot w^.. championship tournaments. Crouch, Kott. Rube Smith, Jodie Tate, NACOGDOCHES Tex. Feb 23 — ! Gromo. New York heavyweight, Mission left for Pitchers: Witcher. O. .0 0 0 w”’ ner4 ■*—'•.« r.»i„ today Monterrey Courage and skill in the pinches Ed Taber. Harold Wiltse, Harvey Ballew CP*—The Athena high school Hor- while Stribllng gave the finest dis- tvhere they will the Edwin Fill*. Chick Oalerla. Barksdale. O..2 5 9 aaa’it in the romi*"g entln* play Monterrey were the things that saved him George Outfielders: Lyman Nasea, Em- nets. lavorites in the of his training period In tiro 'earn Milt outstanding Kiersky. G.1 0 2 play (-«*»*-* Sunday. Captain Eraamo Flo- against the brilliant Dawson. Payne. Steengnfe, Fred Stie- mett Mulvey, Harry Taylor. Frank l workouts rez his state basketball race, won the round with Paul CavaBk?, Re-** w*« K— «4 iw—4*-11- expects team to defeat the Albaugh held tenaciously to a ly, Cyrus Smith. Lester White, Rus- WetseL of their district by Totals 34 of Paterson, N. J., and Marty rar'-> rr» Monterrey aggregation aga:.n as one hole lead most of the and sall Cromer, Roland Roberts. championship .r J a*. H* ■♦♦■*-«*«<* day, Dallas from No# hey did last year when the Mexi- when Dawson to Infields; Pete eon. Dallas defeating Henderson, JO to 14. in Officials: Referee. Hip Morse, Burke, lanky red head wb*r* he !ett*-*»* to footh*n threatened go one Turf Catchers. Joshua Jack ( :an team came to Mission Mon- at the 34th Clements. BUI Walter Billings, the finals tonight. 'Dallas; Umpire, Dusty Boggess Orleans. end w* we« *ii.Roiits***,t *•>’•*»<—. up after the coUegian Bean, Swen- Mealy, Lyea Don Been terrey won one game of the series had 18 feet over the son. Milton Gordon. Rabbit Benton. Bogges. Jtl 191*. After pr«di«*t#.7jj *0 **’« clipped pin Pitchers: Dick Shuman, Ran md Mission the other game. from a set ms Debs Games. Jack from Re-dor V* ***-V*d •* tap. Albaugh jaw George Spiers, Pierce, Charles Barnabe, Joe Marti- A number of Mission supporters and sank the Wright \farco* B*ntt
Poniesbeat the Arena Lighting Ceachlng of a League
