The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION ®i®® f .mmmmmmm ——————-1————————— ] CARDS ON EDGE FOR OPENING OF TIGERS, ■——————— < ed the fight with all he had. The de- cision was greeted with mingled joo* Condensed Facts BUCS DEFEAT 17 Cards And GARCIA WINS and cheers. U.S. TOURNEY Rowe, Dizzy Likely The four round opener, in which On Baseball’s Enrique Valdes of Brownsville de- To Twirl in culonrd *Chato" Gonsalez. also of Annual Classic Opener PELS 11 TO 9 Tigers Played OVER KENNEDY Brownsville, was one of the best IS UNDER WAY bouts on the card. They went at (By The WJciaUd Prsas) By ALAN GOULD confidence in the present momen'.uu It hammer and tongs from the open- that In Texas Contending clabo—Detroit Tig- DETROIT, Oct. 2. i/P;—The bus- of the St. Louis outfit many Loop ing round in an old-fashioned slug- *^ close observers looked for a short, New Orleans Has Chance To Morales, Cabler, Valdez bee. Valdez staggered the ers, champions To tling high-roads of baseball s jungle- ging Curtis Teams Expected decisive with the Dean whis- versus St. Louis Cardinals. engagement Oct. 2. “Bulldog several times with a the town, the lair of Detroit's truculent DALLAS, ^/—Seventeen Other Winners At brothers in the leading role. In gam- Cop Gonsalez. on the other National Produce Golfing the tling right league champions Tigers, rumbled Tuesday with a ris- Cardinals are I young men fidgeting about on bling parlance, the Tueaday Vet Arena hand, bored in at all times. Valdez Schedule of S and ing pitch of intense excitement, eve of the Worlds Senea—includ- games—Oct. Champion unquestionable the “hot choice" ;»a- has a fine right hand, but lacks .he a of 4 at Savin Field. Detroit; Oct. 8. mingled with note apprehensm® tU actual events on the ball field the Jerome Her- Baoe NEW ORLEANS. Oct 2— ing redoubtable Kennedy, ttmeveport iigiil- left necessary to set his opponents PHILADELPHIA Oct. 2.—UP)— among the natives as the enemy s to the 8. and 7 at Sportsmans Park. St. prove contrary man their weight, was tough but Carlos Gar- up lor a right hand opening. heralded the old call to Galveston's hope of winning toe (Dizzy) Dean—plied Despte the fsct that an original approach Unless there's more to the pre- cia, San Antonio veteran of '.he Louis; Oct. 8 and • at Detroit. rests trade in the Texas be tore World Series battle and a desperate Dixie baseball League — field of 157 has been reduced to 64 battle juggling of pitching prospects championship squared circle, proved a bit tougher starting tune l*:*» p. m. duel for diamond supremacy. than seems wa.ranted »t the slants of graduating to the majors and even- a for all route, it by logic, with wrong-handed in the 10-round mam event of (Central Standard Time) via 18-hole qualifying The Deans were coming.” will be Jerome Herman (Dizzy) Jim Walkup tual berths on the rosters of the fight card staged at the VFW arena Title Series To games at Detroit; 1:10 p. m, Is ;n»t as certain as golf can ever sound- has Through th« jungle-town Dean, elder of the famous brothers, The 40-year-old southpaw Detroit and St. Louis Cardi- nere Monday night. Garcia's mar- S.l'.i at St. Louis. the the Patte- of Tigers be list the two contending Ameri- ed warning, calling against Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rowe, drawn the pitching assignment gin of victory' wa> wide bul Ken Condition of play—world dun* to answer the chal- Buccaneers in the crucial" nals. win- can iid British Curtis cup teams rns Bengals 22-year-old Tiger ace, in the first the nedv continued to walk m aggres- ptonship goes to lean* first Dixie series here Tues- Open Wednesday lenge of the celebrated Dean broth- the game of the Just a few .seasons back "Dizzy four game* tba. fought it out at Washington game—a curling “natural" of sively throughout the 10 heats. Tne —»'■■■ .. ning games, postponed who have and where ers, spread dismay year between two of the greatest day. flipped his foolers over for the scrap was not particularly pleasing to be played off in city last veek will ultimately produce of Texas was for Walk- Brownsville's version of the ne*t destruction through the ranks tne baseball has All rooting due to lack of an effec- originally scheduled on pos- young right-handers of the Houston Buffs, Joe (Ducky Wucxy) Kennedy s world senes**—the Klwanis against tht *inner of the 38t!i women’s National League with their slingsnet up to repeat his triumph sible playing date, with entire ever produced. tive offense. the Pan-American for the It used to be 'he second game of the series—an 8-1 Mcdwi.'k knocked down fence pal- Flyers schedule advanced accordingly. cha :u?ionship. pitching. much as Meanwhile, with both managers, Garcia as agile and clever along victory in which the Birds got only Playground Ball title of the city- 48.008 si Tiv “big Six" ol the tournament habit of the American leagues of Cardinals, ings lor the same club, l^nwocd hammered Seating capacities: Frankie Frisch, the thus even the en- the ropes as ever, sway will get under way off the Thirty- is co posed of Gienna Collett Vare, standard-bearers to strike terror four hits—end • Rowe's gangling torm Detroit; 40.000 at St. Louis. and Cschrane, of the Tigers, with- Schoolboy) with his best punches, but he fail- Sixth diamond ime Van tire play at three victories apiece. Wednesday night, Rival Frtrek, five champion; Virginia with the old threat of the twin iiitil was the br championship ui 1930. the great Dean. A victory effectively, Kennedy continued the American league, Clarence Brick) a lull share of it in the the for Galveston, sand lot*, of that city by Housun The Pan-Am Flyers copped the Mrs Vares remarkable showing struggle From St Louis came the sugges- mean pennant; aggressor throughout the battle. He Owens and Harry Getsel. that starts with o«t- in new life in the series in that after he had been given a rattier I second-hall crown without unduly hi Lie qualifying round Monday Wednesday, tion that the Dizzy one. his arm a was continually walking into Gar- Weather prospects— Generally balls honors and will be allowed to football with the home town extending themselves. when she shared a three-way tie highest greah^st need of an extra day's rest rorr. they play chilly tryout cia. who backpedalled and bounded fair and warmer for opening game ai stake. for the Dixie club In was chased lor me medal at 82 was not sur- spoils the pennant strain, might yield the game Wednesday fact, "Dizzy about In his old time style, but Wednesday at Detroit. from the San Antonio one to the she to wild BUI flag. park unable to do any- prises squad captained stands to Be Jammed opening assignment Kennedy appeared Orders Chase last week when tht spring atternoon when one of Ms Batting Swuser land s form o at Chevy Hallahan. Pel* f avored thing about it when he caught up Oct. 2. produces went a trifle and DETROIT, (VPi—The prob- American team trounced England "I with Rowe, Crowaer fast ones wild with the Carlo*. rock light enough to float on wet* I he battle will be on and the *:d may go elusive. able batting order for the first game 8iu vas in so much better a whole lot "beaned" one of the clubs star Jig- m at 135. Ken- and having about the consistena playing oil for ;>erhups one ol the old gane s or Bridges.” said Cochrane. “I prob- The situation looks Garcia weigncd of the World Series .scheduled Wed- form than some ol them that they be- Orleans Gal- gers of e sponge. most mg shows from hit ably will not decide unEil just better for New than nedy at 131 1-2. aver- her to enter spectacular nesday; showing rival batting tried to prevail upon fore time. I want to >te veston. The visitors used semi-final, a flashy af- moment that the spearhead of the game may ( hill for Dissy The boxing ages: the onflict against John Bull's for Bivin and Gumbert be- Iki- Cardinal outriders. Pepper Mamn, who is going to start the Cardi- Monday, fair between Gorilla Morales of St. Rotn- k voders. However. Airs. Vare consider- Louts Martin 3b. .287; irst nals. sides tiring out Jorgans tnouna. redo and Mike Martinez of New Or- been steps up to the plate in the Dean was called off the rock. rf. 286; Frisch. 2b. 306; M-d- ■ demurred, .saying that she had with a deal of work iu oi the ably good tossed his on the leans. almost stole the show alter a mnmg opening game, jruia He glove grass, wick. If. 319; Collins, lb. .333; De P appointed non-playing captalr Tigers Hard Hitters warming up m the bullpen. If a at Ins old Cochrane, a bat and decided to take cignt fast heats. The decision, Slid a non-playina captain she' loe—Mickey picked up Lance.v. c, .316; Orsatti. cf. 201; Walkup hit* troublesome innings, to the Blttmam the takes the his out at me plate. A a popular one went “Gorilla, I 246. would remain kmg-Tigerman—and So far as the Deans are conced- the Buccaneers won't have a freah glove, Durochcr. as .266; J. Dean, p., first at the home al- familiar whistled who appeared to be back in top con- — TODAY — Ra ed along with the five out- hearty swing ed. we will take them as they roan:. nurier available. very glove, pa»t Detroit: White, cf. 316; Coch- his head and out the dition. atanting Americans are four other tering*. The*® Tigers have shown they can But if Galehouse goes lo the gate. “Dizzy rance. c, 335; Gehnnger. 2b 366; Rob- From the followed the out. Morales stung Martinez hard just domestic contenders. Lucille sidelines, jamming every hit any kind of pitching especially showers, Gilbert can send in Fred glove ! Greenberg, lb. 340; Goalin. if. .302; ‘MYRT & MADGE* before the bell rang ending the sec- inson of Des Moines, twice winner segment ol the arena at Navin Pie Id, fast-ball pitching." Johnson, his "old reliable." On the Cardinals' side many itara Rocell. sk 296; Owen. 3b, .316; Fox. of the western Mar- close to onlookers will let niwf lound who received their ele- ond round, and that blow seemed to championship; 41*000 The figures backing up Cochrane’s If Walkup and Galehouse are are rf. .281; Rowe, p. .314. with F.DDIE FOY slender Dallas send- slow the Crescent City boy dowm a ion Miley. voungster. th* old lanuliar roar lor the confidence show that with Rowe anywhere near their form, however, mentary training on the Houston > a seteran Mrs. Hill of Kan- team m 25 a a bit. As were going out #f TED HEALY th Opal off to the first Tiger in lie can on the two twirlers will tangle in club, St. Louis farm. I he entity they Between 1690 and 1720 there were the lineup depend on sas and Mrs. Frank B. Golrith- to uito the ttnai the was clinch. Morales caught Martinez City years fight its way seven hitters with season averages not pitching duel. Certainly, “Wild Bill’’ H&llahan once the more than 2000 pirates afloat off waiti off Dallas. round ol the battle. oat lest of which saw 32 Buffs' best hill bet; Mou- the jaw with a vicious right hand RKO Pnthe Comedy major league ranging irom .302 to 356. with the Monday Pepper" the United States coast between Among the outstanding lirst be which Martinez and The American league champion*, to the oasehiis and 20 runs will not lin, one of the most popular hk- punch staggered Maine and Florida and toll meetings top mark belonging pitcher; nually. ^———m McKenzie, former tn often as Galveston, each team hit- from floored. turn of events that forced them Just how Detroit will be satti, clouting gardener who mo leans boy being and Mu* Glutting, and Mar- longer the Pelicans pion. look west instead of east for ht ting safely 16 times, with San Antonio, and De ui The Laredo scrapper had his fa-tt SiSiiS——U Maddox o! Atlanta. 1929 served a diet of Deans remains to played garet will bacxed were unable to bunch their hits, or left in good style and nc World Senes enemy, be be seen. Paul, the of the and Medwick. working southern champion. younger conic with the m most ro :- through punch ate mixed things aggressively. These Jameson. 16-year-old Dal-1 by one of the uproarious brothers, is definitely picked to Eleven lormer Texas leaguers Betty the pinches. little bantam-to-leathers. stag- southern and mg sections in the last decade of the second Victories lor tlrgible on the Detroit roster, ilo a ; boys, las star, champion pitch gar&e. At that, the Pelicans would have *h< baseball wartare. They call it he sched- with , coach, former Beau- ed several belting bees along youngest player ol the surviving both in the first two games won the game had oi then hereabouts, nut any strands which had the crowd yell- held, encountered the tall and •team of destiny uled here might prompt Frisch to Milnar. Mes- mont manager. Guest four Bryant. Be Our pitchers, the .<*st of the H will take of base-hits and but besides Hetnie Schuble. utility ju.i, ing. The fans applauded taming Diana Plumpton plenty rotating them, senger and Ragland, been able to Tiger o.a keep finish and seemed well satisfied ‘vt’b English team. strong-armed hurling to give Hallahan. the Cardinal manager has check the Bucs' bat attack. played both with Houston and Beau- j | i the decision. man destiny a decision over the on- two seasoned hurlers in BUI Walk- mont, The six-rounder saw Bill Cabler For the coming miracle men” ot St Louis, er a left-handed factor in the clos- Besides the great Schoolboy, Hur- de- hi roes of one of the up- Carte- ler s on the staff include Luxe Cameron county traffic officer, greatest ing pennant drive, and Tex Bengal > ol the Eldon cision Gerardo de la Fuente ol 1. hill triumphs in the history ion. a right-hander. Hounds Hamlin. Elon Hogsett and ...Jflk Eagles, out from ir I game, Detroit’s pitching resources arc Auker. One, Hogsett, twirled vim Matamoros by getting rounds with some still not only more limited but more un- the Fort Worth Panthers in 1923 the early 1 ards Ka\ <>red To while Auker and Hamlin did nouie and roasting in during Un certain. On his brilliant record, Play Friday punching last The Brownsville scrip is No. i with lull duty for Beaumont, a Detroit three. men Tuesday fa\or«jd he Rowe the Linger, I Betting across some Crowder a Although (bpeoal to The Herald > farm. oer whipped right » Cardinal* to pick up where the New strictly gamble. j has been at stake in their BAN BENITO. Oct. 2.—The Ux hand punches in the first rounc I York Giants lett of! a year ago and nothing More Texas Bov*. neither has been Fresno* eleven was due to scrim- which stung De la Fuente. but 'h« the world chanrionship in tfct past few starts, keep with the San Matamoros boy was game and be- the as impressive a* Tommy Brldi-tv, mage Tuesday night National league. On the basis ol was voted u>e hirt the slim who has a Benito high school Greyhounds who gan to push the tight after the cold figures und all analysis ol tlv nght-hander Texas leagues moat valuable play- world of stuff when he is good, Fr s are prepping for the first game round.- He was the aggressor frorr comparative ’dope” it appeared er in 1932 while snatching down .in Marberrv. the old \Vashuig*on under the new lighting equipment then on as Cabler backpedaled anc likely to be a knock-down-anti- to be the Browns- high ones at first base for Beau- “fireman.’’ and Elon Indun played against Jibbed, seldom trying a cross De la but such was the Hogsett mont- While was a Beau- drag-out fight, ville screaming eagles Friday night Joyner Puente’s blows to a-tl World Series Broadcast southpaw, will do the mopping up. appeared A love romance Visitors will be permitted at the mont outfielder. Herman