The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION ®i®® f .mmmmmmm ——————-1————————— ] CARDS ON EDGE FOR OPENING OF WORLD SERIES 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, American league 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 Dixie Series 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 Beaumont Exporters b
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