TURNER BEATS BARTON FIVE AND FOUR FOR • VALLEY TITLE _ __ ■*-

Cleveland. They woo the opener tn the tenth 3 to 2 and the afterpleoe CHAMP FAILS in the ninth S to 4. Brooklyn pro* Little Favorite as U. S. Golf Amateur tec ted fifth place in the National

* ■ Heavy " — .. from Cincinnati’s threat* ——, ■ II.. a 'I u. M. ...I Begins_ with double victory over the Reds I to 4 | TO REPEAT ! of Cincinnati, began a new effort and t to 4 Steers to Have Convicts Defeat to get out of third place in the Na- Strong CHAMPION I CARDS DIVIDE tional League by trimming Pitts- Dickie Turns on Heat In Brenham To Take Poison/vy Torment burgh 3 te 1 on the combination o! soothed- 36-Hol« Finals Of Sunburn Grid Unit This Season Baseball Pennant Carl Hubbell’s six-hit hurling and Heating Big Tourney GREAT FORM DOUBLE HEADER, four straight hits by Manager full BY CHARLES E. SIMONS regular and reserve, in Terry. ^ridedby , year*. 9. (Special to Th* Herald) HOUSTON. Sept. UP>— The AUSTIN. Sept, 9.—(A*)—Chances 4 Prove a The victory enabled the Qlants to HARLINGEN. Sept. 9.—Bill Bar- strong contender for ■Thieves” as the convicts at the Cubs Are Rained Out As for the Unlveraity of Texas to rank Californian Meets on the title If reserve Young pick up a half game both their ton of Mjrcidfc*. 1931 amateur goll with the leaden In the Southwest linemen come Texas penitentiary call their Texan In Giants Beat Bucs rivals, and pises one game behind champion of the Vailey, was unable Coherence football campaign de- through. Opening baseball players,, were semi-pro 1 end almost on untried With 3 to 1 the Cubs, whose game with Boston to defend his title successfully entirely s flock of more than ordi- Round baseball champions of this section sophomore and 1934 second string- nary passers and fleet becks. Texas was rained out. and 2H games be- the excellent second shots Monday. against ers. *11 an open It (By Tha Associated Press) hind the Cards play type game. CLEVELAND. Sept § TEXAS LEAGUE Texas but I do see some pretty Almost an awesome figure to his prospects than Rogers Hornsby's fourth place In the American Lea- CARTOON — NOVELTY less even. twinbill. there being 6.483 ad- tough games for our opponents,” field of approximately 200 rivals, paid team did early this season, but by gue by taking a bargain bill from the match missions The lit- - They began by tieing Cherigny predicted. “We lost heav- among them seven former tltlehold- games appeared dint of persistent trading on the Chicago's White Sox. 6 to 2 and 5 to Admission 20c 10c the first hole with Turner tle different from others ex- winning ily through graduation and ineligi- ers, the San Francisco Colossus any managers part and hard work by 2. the second. Barton's birdie on No. cept that armed men PLAYOFFS SET bility. If the line comes through we stood out as one of the biggest fa- big-hatted, the players the Browns have been *nie Yankees managed tc reduce S was pood to win that sat in the and enough will place well up in the field.” vorites in 39 years of play as he prisoners’ dugout. built up Into a quite formidable or- Detroit's lead to 84 game* by tak- hole but the fourth Bar- near Bob Silver’s con- was tied. Return of Charley Johnston of drove forward to retain his amateur nine-piece ganization. They stepped out Sun- two last-minute decisions from vict orchestra. ing ton shot a bogie four on No. 5 hole Indians Meet Oilers And Kerrville after being out a year golf championship of the United day to belt over the fading Ath- but A account of the. LAST DAY to win Turner evened the match brlstered the quarterback position. States over the tree-lined fairways play-by-play letics In a dcubleheader. 9 to 4 and at the sixth hole with a ’Porters Bucs He Is s games was to the again Play clever field leader, a con- of the Cleveland Country Club. telephoned 7 to 5 to move a half game ahead of birdie three. A par four on No. 7 Wednesday sistently good runner and kicker Since the 25-year-old Californian prison for announcement to the Philadelphia Into seventh place. and a birdie three on eight put anu more than just fair at passing. started on his amazing march In prisoners. Washington conquered Detroit’s Turner in the lead, two up Excellent Backs 1934. he has steam rollered 23 ri- league leaden 4-3. attacking Roxie (By The Aaaociated Pre*»i The rest The ninth was tied with bogie of the first string back- vals to win the British crown last Lawson, clever rookie. In the Four pennant contenders ended Tiger fives and Barton took No. 10 when fleid will show Bill Pltser of Breck- May at Et. Anne’s he established a late Innings and getting the win- the straight season of the Texas at Turner hit a couple into the lake, enildge fullback: Jimmie Hadlock new record for successive amateur ning run on a walk League Sunday with a taste of vic- Will ninth-inning of — They tied No. 11 with par shots and Marshall. Duke Gilbreath of three In a Perry out conquests row, a mark Play The New York Giants, safely tory and prepared to enter the of Robs- Turner blrdied No. 12 to restore his Wellington. Hubert Jurecka he Is such a favorite to extend this Shaughnessy playoff Wednesday town and Arnold of Greenville. two-hole lead. The thirteenth was Jay week over a rocky road of eight loaded for bear. Hadlock is and a first Allison tied and Turner took No. 14 with a rflppery matches, six of them at 18 holes, Tuesday Oklahoma City's amazing In- clas Jurecka Is swift and four Barton took No. 15 with a passer. if he is to remain unconquered .TUESDAY ONLY dians. in an about-face from last shifty. Gilbreath Is the best block- FOREST par three and Turner won the last Strangely enough It was a king HILLS, N. Y, 8epL • —I Both year's performance, wound up ing back since the days of Harrison Fred of three holes with a birdie and two who challenged the “king” today as Perry England, defending Thrttrn perched on top of the league stand- Stafford. Arnold, and fast, is giving him a five '■ole lead. big the wild championship scramble champion, meets Wilmer Allison or ing after a 3-0 victory over the last the line-rammer. Austin Th. Cirs.Turner three-putted *ie par-four opened with 79 matches over the Tuesday in the semi-finals of place Fort Worth Panthers. Ar El Paso youngster, Ed Strout. the BIG NITE’ No. 1 hole at opening of the after- treacherous 18-hole route. Oppos- 54th Men’s National Singles The Indians will meet the fourth- is being hailed as the probable suc- Tennis noon round and the next five holes ing Little was Rufus King, a young- Championship. place Tulsa Oilers at Oklahoma City cessor to Bohn Hilliard. Other back- The were halved, the second, fourth and ster of 18 from Wichita Falls, Tex- other bracket Monday pit- in the intlal Shaughneaey game, field bright lights are Ney Sheridan ted Grant and sixth in par. Turner’s tee shot on as. The king, in his first Bitsy against Budge while the Beaumont Exporters and of Sweetwater. John Morrow or competing the seventh shot over the national, came to the show with Sidney Wood. Jr against Gregory gravel the Galveston Buccaneers contest South Bend. Ind.. John O’Rourke of big road and he shot a six as a reputation for the Mangin. The winner among this compared st ths Island El Paso and Morris Sands of Chat- doing unexpect City. a four will meet the to a birdie three by Barton who ed. fact that had Little a trifle Perry-Alllson * The second-place Exporters and fielo. 1 sank -a beautiful long that he worried. winner for the title. yj putt third-place Buccaneers rehearsed Two outstanding prospects are did not need. Turner recovered on Three years the Semi-finals in the womens com- TED LEWIS © for their at Galves- Judson Atchison of Baird, fullback, ago. youngster J game Sunday won the petition Monday pitted Helen Ja- the eighth with a birdie three and and Tiny Tarleton of Vernon, national Junior trapshoot- ton. Their final straight season cobs against Mrs. Mudford and Hit Orchestra another birdie on the ninth restored tackle. ing championship, after which he Phyllis game was a pitching duel between and his five-hole over the decided to concentrate on King of England Mrs. Sarah advantage Joe Gibbs of the Bucs and Cotton Nick Wheeler of Longview and golf. VWilal* BUCK • T«4 ItAll Since then he has Palfrey Fabyan vs. Kay Stam- Mercedes youth. Barton won the of South become one of the Nat nNDUTON • Ware of the Exporters. It ended 2 to Henry Mittermayer Bend, mers of Harry STOCK »EIX tenth and the next three were tied. finest in the England. 1 for Ind.. are good timber for fullback. young players west, Announcement both theatres Tuesday Nite 8:30 IVaaaM COOK • MtTARUND Galveston. Sunday results Included: Perry Spaafcy A par four on No. 14 gave Turner The starting front wall will be winning the Colorado state amateur The four leading teams had their beat Frank Shields 6-4, 4-6, 4-6. the match. lettermen Harold Griffin at center; title two weeks ago from a field that places “in the bag" as long ago as 6-0. Jacobs bet scores: out— Moreland and Included Dave Goldman of 8-8. Nrncy Lyle Morning last so the Tulsa Oilers Chapman Joe Smartt. “Spec" Friday, Dallas. 1934 of England 6-0, 6-4. Kay Stam- Par . 43543444 4-35 contain, of Austin, and Woody Weir runner-up to Little. clowned through their final game mers beat Carolln Babcock 5-7. Turner 43543343 5—36 of Georgetown, Clint Small. As a final pre-battle salute Sun- HI j;.|| guards; | Sunday with the seventh-place Dal- 6-3. Mrs. Mrs. Barton 44444454 5—38 Jr. of Amarillo and James Tolbert day. Little shot one eagle, three 6-3, King eliminated las Steers as if they were a bunch John Van R%rn 6-0. In— I of Parmersvllle. tackles; Jack Ooi- birdies, and five pars over the front 8-3, Morning of school children. At that, they 5—36 Ui'S of Denton and Harris Van nine of th for Par 44534353 won 11-3. championship layout Turner 64444443 5—38 Zindt of Dallas, ends. a smashing 31 that broke par by The fifth-place Houston Buffs and 54545364 6-42 Best lines prospects are bill Dun- five blows. With that final bit of Barton sixth-place San Antonio Missions Afternoon cut— dee of El Paso and William Hughes target practice, he turned In his played the day s only doubleheader 3—36 of Van Alstyne, centers; Alvin Eg- clubs to await the challenger. Turner.33543463 Houston took both games, and both Barton 43343435 4—35 reling of Austin and John King and “I guess Im ready,’ he grinned by the score of 5 to 1. V Afternoon In— .ncent Vallone of Houston guards; 8hould Little fail this week — The first round games of the play- Nick Prankovlc of Chicago. Ray- and don't forget they all fall some- Turner 4 5 5 3 4—21 off will be for the best three out 5 5 5 3 5—23 mond Keeling of Dallas and Hagan time — there wil be a host of the Barton of five games. The two surviving McMahon of Tyler, tackles; James nation's finest ahorpshooters ready teams then will contest for the pen- Vrse and Warren Wiggins of San to replace him on the throne. nant and the right to meet the Abtomo, ends. Among them are the former cham- Southern Association champions — STANDINGS pions Francis Oulmet, Chandler in the Dixie Senes. The finals will Egan, Chick Evans, Dun- be over the four-out-of-seven games Ball George TEXAS LEAGUE Playground lap, Max S. Davidson route. Marston, Results Sunday Schedule Herron and C. Ross Somerville of Only the two finalists will share vs. Edelstein. Oklahoma City 3. Port Worth 6. Monday—Elks Canada who comprises the main in the Texas League end Galveston 2, Beaumont 1. players' Wednesday—Kiwanis vs. Eagles. foreign threat with of the Dixie Series along Tony Ter- Tulsa 11, Dallas 3. pool. Friday—Goodyear vs. P-AA rence of Scotland. After the opener Wednesday Houston 5-5. San Antonio 1-1. Sept. 16—Fort Brown vs Eagles. Seventy nine matches, at 18 holes, night at Oklahoma City, the In- Final Standings were listed Monday, with 49 dians and Oilers will move to Tulsa plavers Team- W. L. Pet The Elks still well up In the drawing first-round This will and byes. .... 66 for Thursday Friday night Oklahoma City 95 .590 Brownsville Playground Ball Lea- reduce the field to 128 for the sec- an off- . 90 69 .566 games Saturday will be Beaumont gue race will attempt to better their ond round Tuesday. Two rounds . 86 75 .334 day, and the fourth game, If neces- Galveston position at the expense of the in- each on Wednesday and Thursday . 79 509 sary. will be at Ok- Tu sa 82 played Sunday creasUigly tough Edelstein Furni- will cut the field to the semi-final . 77 84 .478 lahoma Houston City. turemen on the 36th diamond Mon- four who will meet over 36 holes the Antonio . 75 84 .472 Beaumont and Galveston will Sar play day night: This will be a difficult rest of the way. 88 both and Dellas . 71 .447 Wednesday Thursday assignment, for the BPOEs must Frn Worth . 84 95 .403 nights at the Island City, rest Fri- win to keep in the thick of the race The man-of-war hawks, or day and move to Beaumont for day frig- at the turn of the first round of ate birds, have wings with an ex- AMERICAN LEAGUE games on Saturday and Sunday. the schedule. tent of seven feet or more. Team— W L Pet. The most important game of t*e 85 45 .654 Detroit . week is slated for Wednesday night New York . 76 53 .589 when the Eagles, runners-up to the 68 64 Bloated k Cleveland . .515 Batting unbeaten Fort Brown Yankees, col- * 67 67 .500 BlItothUMi Boston . lide with the Kiwanis. The Kiwds W.C.FIEIBS 64 65 .496 Chicago. have not won a game to date, but 56 75 .427 Records Made In JOAN BENNETT Washington . the important thing is that the Bt Louis. 54 77 .412 Eagles will have a chance to tie 51 75 .405 Philadelphia the Yankees if they knock off the Results Brownsville Sunday's Loop Kiwis. Washington 4. Detroit 3. MISSISSIPPI Should the Agullas win and then A Comedy Riot New York 1-5. Cleveland 0-4; first 1 go ahead to knock off the Post l 10 With games tuck, Showing fame innings eighteen league Sept. 16 in a postponed game, the back In the record bloated LAST Boston 6-5; Chicago 2-2. ed books, Eagles and Yanks *111 be knotted 4-5. continue to be the 8t Louis 9-7, Philadelphia batting averages at the head of the league. DAY Monday’s Schedule rule In the Brownsville Playground I Detroit at Washington. League MAJOR LEAGI'E LEADER* J. C Jear.es of is con- Cleveland at New York. the Eagles (Bj The Associated Pressf Chicago at Boston. tinuing to pace the regulars with a American League 6t Louis at Philadelphia. mark of .625 with ten hits in sixteen Batting — Vosmik. Indians 352; Now! times at bat. Joe King of the Klwa- \l:er. Senators .342. , NATIONAL LEAGUE nls. who has been to bat but six Runs — Gehrig. Yankee* 113; Repeal Team— W L Pet times, has obtained four hits to Greenberg and Oehringer, Tigers 108 St. Louis. 84 48 .836 lead the circuit with an average of Run* batted in—Greenberg, Tigers Strength .667. Chicago . 83 53 .615 153; Gehrig, Yankees 113 Rivera. sand- Hits—Vosmik. Indians Cram- New York . 79 50 .612 “Chovy" Brownsville 191; Mother Likes to along witk lot now with Fort er Athletics 184 Pittsburgh . 77 59 .568 product the 60 .458 Brown la third in line Doubles — Vosmik. Indians 45. tli at well Brooklyn . 71 contingent, "Visit” 78 with a .500 mark He has hit Greenberg. Tigers 44 Cincinnati . 58 .426 safely known 8 Philadelphia 55 78 .420 six times in a doeen tries at the Triples— Vosmik. Indians 17; r Boston .33 95 .258 plate. Stone. Senators 14 Fino Sunday's Results -Frit*” Trdla. slim lefthander Lome runs—Greenbarg. Tigars 8* Louts 11-2. Philadelphia 0-4. who is making mite a record as a 34. Poxx. Athletics 31. Flavor Ftelen bases— Werber, Red Ba ton at Chicago, postponed, rain hard ball hurler with the San Box, Almada. Red Sox 16 New York 3. Pittsburgh 1. Benito Delta Foods, is hitting .474 26; 16-5; Al- Brooklyn 8-8. Cincinnati 4-4. with nine hits In nineteen tries. Pitching—Auker. Tigers len. Yankees, 13-5. Monday's Schedule Trdla appears tc be one of the best National League at 8t. Louis. baseball products In Brownsville. Philadelphia — Pirates 400; at The other leaders Include Batting Vaughan, Boston Chicago 370 Robin Pate of the Klwanls, 467. Medwick, Cardinal* New York at Pittsburgh. Cardinals 8gt. Szpelnskl of Fort Bfown, .450; Runs—Medwick, 116; Brooklyn at Cincinnati. Gs’an. Cubs Jerry Lauver of the Flyers. .429; ill Runs batted in—Berger. Braves. YESTERDAY’S STARS Mullen of Edelstein. .421; Perkins had (a be all I ha 113; Medwick, Cardinals 107 (By The Associated Prasa> of Goodyear, 417; and Johnny plenty good Hits — Medwick. Cardinals 201; Wes Ferrell and Rick Ferrell, Red Puckett of the Elks. 409. Herman Cubs 190. lima to the Box—Wee pitched 22nd victory of The leaders' records are set out desire of Doubles—Herman, Cubs Med- please tuason and with Rick accounted for below; 47; wick Cardinals 40 all six Boston runs In first victory Player AB R H Pet Texans to the extent 1 riples—Goodman, Reds 18: L. of over White 8ox. J. Klwanls ... 6 0 0 .667 King, Waner. Pirates 13 Dizrv Dean. Cardinals and Orville Jeanea, 16 5 10 .625 called and Eagles L.ome runs Braves just sug- Phillies — Dean —Berger, 31; Jorgens. blanked Rivera, Ft. Brown .. 12 4 6 300 a bottles this with four hits for 25th Oti. Giants 29 TOMgested bridge game. 24,000,000 year rhlla victory; TrcHa, ... 19 4 9 .474 Goodyear stolen baser—Martin, Cardinals Can folks cotne ovei to- Jurgens hurled effectively to win 15 1 7 467 you case 3:37 Pate. Klwanls 19: Galan. Cubs 18 (Millionth Aug. 24, p.nu) second game. Ft. ?*' Szpelnskl. Brown 20 6 9 .450 Dean. Cardinals 18- night Joe Kuhel. Senators—Made two Pitching—J. Pan-Am. .. 1 6 .429 Lauver, 14 8; Lee, Cubs 16-6. r kits against Tigers, driving in run Mullen. Edelstein ..19 4 8 .421 And before Mrs. Russell . . BUT TRY IT NOW with first and starting winning Perkins, Goodyear ..12 1 5 .417 hangs she talk about ral’: with second One town In Scotland la named up may J Puckett. Elks ... 22 7 9 .409 Frenchv Bordagaray. Oa sandwiches or chocolate cake. there is no finer beer Dodgers— — five runs in twin She’s her back Scored triumph Poland leads all other countries glad telephone’s over Reds. in the number of women. in ... it means so much to a of Sam West and Ed Coleman. employed —regardless priee Browns—West knocked in four woman. guns; Coleman scored six as team Helps Babies Rest f f f 2 MILLION BOTTLfiS ALWAYS AAfMN bea> Athletics twice. Carl Hubbell and Bill Terry. Ends Colic Pains jdk For a few cents a OUnts—Hubbell held Pirates to nx only day, next hit? 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