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—-- ♦ -H1|— T- ______——Ml Cleveland Indians Are to Finish _ U 2dm M. ^ it U «/ M U 4J U A U ai 4J w • ■ High T T *r C T X T V Expected\ T v v ▼ V *T T a a— a--* * a — a a « a--* **■” a -rn a « a ^ a. 4 a 1 4 YOUNGSTERS /Veu> Yor& Giants Play at Mission Saturday Afternoon INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCED MATCH NOW ON HELEN SELLS REAL ESTATE IN Club Finished Third Last LARGE CROP c PORTS "chats" ATHENS WILL Walker and Gamber Tie Year and Looks Even ORDER TO PAY GOLF EXPENSES Into Hampton And WM Hal Better This IS EXPECTED : Tj Eustace mm DEFEND CROWN McIntyre B fl ■*■*■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M'M M ■ ■ ■ m m’■ ■ m m*m m m m By RALPH WHEATLEY MIAMI. Fla, March U-OTb- Slated THE San Antonio Elks basketball The Grafico sports editor retaliated CHICAGO, March 14—(*V-Ath- Associated Press Staff Writer Carlson of Packers Cyril Walker and Clarence Gamber club is in Mexico on a "good will in his column “If they are going ens high school, winner of the 1929 NEW ORLEANS. March 14—baseball, but Spurber rf: King or Burka 3b; Sen- would end with a few’ rounds of Teachers college of Durant. Okla.. to compete because of University The extra hole play-off today young in years. In addition they na lb; Williams or Owens If; Carl- boxing; but our athlete, showing and held the strong University of of Chicago eligibility rules which will decide the distribution of the have a promising bunch of huskies son c; Dunagan p, Smithson. Bar- sportsmanship, extended his hand Kansas team to a 30-39 score. They would keep a star forward out of $1,500 for the championship team itching to step Into the shoes of tholomew and Tutwiler will be the to the opposing center.’’ "The Amer- also gave Notre Dame a 23-29 scare. the lineup. and $1,000 for the runners-up. the regulars. Out of the squad of hurling staff for reserve. icans are very dirty in playing and 42 big men. 35 may be considered The Packers look like a million j do not know anything about sports- IN the opinion of Coach Leoncio well beyond the raw stage. dollars and have developed an air- manship. I don't know if all the Ochoa, the test brand of basket- Last year the Indians finished tight infield. Manager Abbott says Texas players are like; and I say ball in the part of the U. S. visited in third place and were playing ball that Hetherly at second. Faber at Texans because I know that most by the Mexicans is played in Kan- like demons when the season end- short and Spurber at right are the Americans are ‘gentlemans'." sas. He was high in his praise of ed. If it were possible for the In- best three men in the Western the hoopsters in the corn belt. The dians at the start of this season to League. He is making a great sec- THE Elk captain was quoted to new basketball rules abolishing the Good comes More hit their stride of the last ond baseman of who News!! month Hetherly the effect that no Texas teams tip-off was tried for the first time of the 1929 season, they probably back to Omaha this year from Seat- i would come to Mexico again after in the Kansas-Mexico game. This would go rough shod over anything tie where he played at third last the treatment the Elks received style of play appealed to Coach in sight. year. j Ochoa. In hi3 opinion, the size of When a man drops in at The There will rot be any drastic The arrival of leftfielder Taylor a team’s center should not be the changes in this season's lineup over / is expected momentarily and will handicap that it is under regular Fashion now he’s sure to ex- last. Charlie Jamieson be forc- fill the only weak spot on the team. may rules. a thrill of pleasure ed to function as utility outfielder The team went through a long bat- STARS DIVING perience as his 37 have him in HELEN this afternoon with sees new years placed ting practice MONTERREY and Merida are when he this brand the of baseball. It will be Berka duplicating the feat of twilight engaged in a spirited battle over w’hen he smashed showing of men’s apparel hard for him to hold his regular HICKS Spurber yesterday which shall obtain the Mexico-Cuba such men as Bib Falk I one out of the post against \ park. MEET Davis Summer— IN AM cup matches if they are to for Spring and Earl Avertil and Dick Porter. Additional bleachers are being be played in Mexico this year. Both The Indians had the of built at the Fair Grounds here to new ideas in suit styles and fright cities are opening new country accommodate the record-breaking their lives when it looked as if Eleanor Holm Breaks World clubs this spring. Monterrey’s chief colors—new shirts by Man- scarlet fever would Lewis Fon- crowd expected at the opening Sat- keep argument is that she is on a good but all Is Yard two-tone Flor- seca off first base, urday. Record in 300 highway from the U. S. which should hattan—and luuikidore now. for word has come ^ draw American fans to the games. as is Swim sheim shoes styled only, |^,Tom California that Fonseca up Medley The leading net talent in Mexico and is even about, taking light is composed of Manuel Llano. Ri- Florsheim can do them • • • on the coast and will be training POULOS WINS MIAMI BEACH, Fla., March 14. cardo Tapia, Mariano Lozano, Al- lit for the start of the season. New stuff coming in every Stars turned their attention fonso Unda. Federico Sendel, Ig- The Indians would have been in 1 today to low board diving and a nacio de la Borbolla and Robert day—You’ll do well to come a sad if they had lost this plight trial for new marks in the 50- Kinsey. It is likely the Mexico-Cuba man. who led the American League in and “look ’em over”! OVER DALKINS meter swim in the second day's matches will be played April 17. Between on the links. Helen Hicks is in batting honors last season and triumphs 19-year-old trading 18 program of the National A. A. U. and 19. snapped Into It on first base as a bit In the land business—which seems to be something new for the Women's Swimming championship naturally as a duck taking to water. women golfers. Herald.) (Special to The here IF Mexico were to down Cuba and They were drilling Henry Bonura PINEHURST. N C. MV-Nine- where" and to a lot fur- HARLINGEN. March 14—Geo. Eleanor Holm of the Women’s the United States defeat Canada and Alex Hooks for the job. but I ; figures go ther in a hurry. Last year, she Poulos still stands as the local mat Swimming association of New York in the first round. Mexico plans they showed nothing to make mer- ! teen-year-old Helen Hicks, the siege fairly dazzled in Florida winter ; jumped into the front of the car- to invite the U. S. players to Mex- over in with Fonseca. of women's from Hewlett. i following his victory over ry comparison gun golf champion, when she shattered ico for the second round. Either Is tournaments, got In some good licks nival yesterday The shortstop battle creating L. has a follow Dalkins last night before a I., acquired snappy in major summer affairs and won Scotty her own world's record for the Monterrey or Merida, depending on lots of excitement with three lads. fair sized crowd at the Fair Park through In a new field. the Canadian women's title. 300-yard medley individual swim which of the cities gets the Mexico- Carl Lind. Hay Gardner and John Auditorium. ; Between record breaking perform- This winter Miss Hicks won the to four minutes. 16 seconds, clip- Cuba games, will likely be the site Goldman for it. Lind is ; competing Scotty was tight and wouldn’t her for- of the U. S.-Mexico matches if with ances on Carolina links this win- mid-south tournament with case, ping 6 2-5 seconds from they making a drive to get back up. but Poul06 finally pinned ter she has blossomed out as a hard taking medal honors with a 79 over give mer mark established at Newark, should come to pass. the after being routed off him with two aeroplane slams after regulars working real estate saleswoman the Pine Needles course, one of the N. J. of second base by Urban Hodapp.. beating himself out of the first fall. She has done well for a youngster longest and snaggiest in the south. Sixteen-ysar-old Helene Madison Hodapp ha^ second clinched about Poulos had Dalkms pretty well I* ♦> *1* *J* «$♦ ♦$* *J* ♦> *1* ♦!♦ ^ and will accompany a team of Any woman who can break 80 over of the Crystal Swimming club. Se- as Joe Sewell has third. Luke Sew- sewed up when he suddenly was American women stars to England it is playing top notch golf. In attle. took the honors in the open- ell and Glenn Myat a? usual will made aware of the fact that his this spring on money she has earn- match play Helen was not taken ing event of the carnival, winning carry the hod behind the bat. own shoulders were resting on the ed. beyond the fourteenth green. the 100-yard free style. Her time The pitching squad Is something mat. It toos him only 7 1-2 min- A self-reliant young person, bent In the St. Valentine's tournament was one minute 1 3-5 seconds. to behold. Only one of them stands utes to comeback with an aeroplane on achieving future golf successes at Pinehurst. she again was medal- IDEA one of them NEW six feet and only fall came in the The" under slam. The final as a corollary to progress In busi- ist and won the meet in a big is in the thirties. They are eight same manner after Dalkins had been ness, Miss Hicks embarked on a field, never going above 80 and right handers and four southpaws, made groggy with flying mares. commercial career of her own whacking out the course record of with Ferrell the top hand, but with Joe Parri'.li made clever use of f/GHTSUST choice. 73 in one round. Hudlin. Miller, Holloway and the flying mare in defeating Pat PAJAMAS t were not in “My parents unwilling.'* Helen will be the “baby" of the Shaute not far below. Others with : Reagan in two straight falls fci the i she says, "yet they did not think it women's team that will play in I6HT% more than passing ability are • semi-final. It took only 23 minutes Shoffner. necessary for me to take a position. England in May. but she should 1 (Bv The Associated Press) Clinton Brown. Milbern all told. _ But I have so many ambitions a infant. Six consecu- Chi- * Mel Harder, and Peter Jablonowski golf prove lusty Charlie Lehman and Tom Flem- PEORIA. III.—Earl Mastro. that it will take plenty of money tive rounds at Pinehurst for which The main weapon possessed by ing wrestled 20 minutes to a draw cago. stopped Spark Plug Russel. to attempt them. That money I she averaged 77 testify to that. N. J.. Sanders. Bollack's are the Indians is their hitting power. in the curtau lifter. Trenton. (4); Tony presenting «»« want to earn, and then I will be One of on the rounds, which the Cincinnati, outpointed Jackie Moore. the Manhattan and Fault- ever so much more satisfied If I do Long Island girl had a 79, was over Chicago, <8*. ^ ness In Broad- Scorp-Card Bali get somewhere in golf.’ the No. 2 championship course, a INDIANAPOLIS—Tracy Cox. In- Pajamas But Helen is "some- cruel for women cloth-Madras and Silk Game Is already layout players. BASEBALL CUP dianapolis. knocked out Windy My- in Postponed ers. Cincinnati. (2); Merle Alte. In-1 pastel shades—solid colors ^ The Junior college-Harlingen high Manuel Cin- dianapolis. and Castro. and stripes. The Faultless school baseball game which was to cinnati. drew. (10); Walter Plckerd. No-Belt is of im- have been hela here today has been OWNER THREATENS TO SELL Sandusky. O., knocked out Matt especial The tilt will be played TOWNS is no cord postponed. OFFERED Burman. Indianapolis. (3). portance—There ^ at Saturday afternoon. < Harlingen GREENWOOD, Miss —Danny Del- to grip and make you un- a The change was made because of Steve * BENTON SIGNS UP mont. Chicago, outpointed — activities to be HERMAN; (Special to The Herald.) comfortable Instead a the various High-Y O'Malley. Columbus. O., (10). HARLINGEN, March 14—Offer band of soft elastic ▼ s#iged in Harlingen Saturday. NEWARK. N. J.—Abie Bain. New- sup- of a loving cup to the Valley city NEW YORK March 14—m—An- baseman. Cissell's work has been ark, outpointed Babe McCorgary, ports the trousers In a ^ j having the largest attendance at so impressive in practice at San Oklahoma City, (10). See gered over Babe Herman s refusal to the home game of the comfortable, easy way. ❖ : Valley Quints Antonio that Bush has decided opening sign a contract. President Frank B Western league baseball season our display. Charlie Gehnnger of Detroit will ^ York was announced here today by Lee Playing Today of the Brooklyn Robins have a real rival for second base Keyser, president of the Des * to The Herald) threatens to put the outfielder on honors. OPEN TIL ONE Moines club. SAN ANTONIO. March 14— With an eye toward the possibil- the baseball blcck. York said he The Valley league season opens The Harlingen Methodists will j ity of getting the pitching assign- would try to trade Herman for Tuesday of next week, Mission step Into the thick of the bat- ment Sunday in the Pittsburgh Pi- Every Night ! another outfielder within the next at McAllen, and Harlingen BOLLACK’S CUSTOM TAILORING tle for the Texas amateur bas- rates’ opening exhibition game of playing at San Benito. The two will | ketball crown at 11.30 a m. to- few days unless Herman decided to the season with the San Francisco Under New Management | around the next day. Mc- day when they take on the Car- Seals, the Meine brothers and change ❖ Custom best way to have your clothes sign a contract at $15,000 a year. Allen at Mission, and San tailoring—the son Rogers quint of Austin. If and warmed playing He is French Spencer up Cleanlinea* With Service ♦«w v holding out for $25,000. Benito at Harlingen. * they win. they take on the Cor- for resumption of the Yan- as want them—Bollack’s Custom Tailoring today’s also in on order yes- 1 made just you pus Christi five at 7:15 p. m. Larry Benton, right hander of catch- Keyser put nigan-regular series. Hemsley, be Victories in these two games terday for a pennant to given Prices Reasonable , th: New York G ants, alio lias tried er. and Paul Waner reported with ♦♦♦ is done is a wonderful choice of ❖ 1 to the team in the Valley, by experts—and—there ItSpecialwould place the Methodists in a winning the hold-out act. but has decided ailing right legs. Hemsley’s as semi-finals. this pennant to be displayed at the result of soreness and "Big Pois- fabrics. Consult us on your wardrobe needs. Donna arew a bye in the first he doesn't care about it. The red- home ball park of the Western superior on’s” as the result of getting in the AMERICAN CAFE £ round She will the winner head came to terms with John Mc- league club winning it. play way of a batted ball. of Nick < Austin) Baseball starts in the Valley the Linz Graw yesterday and immediately Today’s performance of the Wash- 418 12th St, Phone 1481 Schepps Aces (Fort Worth' gama Saturday, when the New York broadcast a statement to the effect ington Nationals in their first for- « m. Giants play Omaha at Mission. UNDERSHIRTS WITH p. today. mal competition, with the New’ Or- he was glad it was over. Not only leans Pelicans, was of no inconsid- • Ilhe Benton, but Freddie Lindstrom. SHORTS TO MATCH .— erable interest to Manager Walter came to terms with the club, leav- Johnson and the rest of the powers BIG BASEBALL ing Ed. Roush as the holdout only that be. The game with the South- H of moment. Bollack’s have a complete line of ern Association team was the first and undershirts Mack Predicts of a scries of nineteen exhibitions Manhattan F/ultless before the start of the American and shorts to match—These come in Connie Mack, tall leader cf the league championship campaign at shades—and white. The Philadelphia Athletics, has stolen EXCURSfO various pastel Washington. April 14. President the show at the short has the same elastic training camp of Griffith’s capital leaguers were in Faultless the New York Yankees. Connie fair tnm. as a result of two weeks’ non-grip waistband that is featured took his world's to St. champions training for the batterymen and more SAN ANTONIO The for an exhi- in their Pajamas. predominating Petersburg yesterday than a week's workouts for most of bition game with the Boston Braves, j material is Rayon Silk—cool, com- the boys in the field at Biloxi. Miss. For Sunday, March 16 but ram forced a cancellation of New York fortable and light. Come in and let the contest as well as any practice us show them to for the Yankees. Connie then in- you. Colds are often serious. Never vaded Yankee headquarters and Texas Fighter neglect a cold. Each day millions sized up the American league race of people use Grove’s ‘Laxative Given Chance h for 1930 as he saw it. The As. he $c.5o BROMO OUININE—the recog- CHICAGO. March says, will repeat with the Yankees 14—I I *4 Round nised standard remedy. Rene De Vos. \W to be feared all the way. veteran Belgian | t 8 Chicago At ell 30c, title contender, and Trip druggists The Phillies' pitching staif is 30 middleweight ; WHITE SOX per cent stronger than last Clyde Chastain. Dallas. Tex., | year. Tickets on sale for. trams scheduled to arrive San Antonio Manager Burt Shotton believes. youngsters, will meet in the 10- ) [ round Sunday morning, March 16. Return Grove’s Mentally, physically and in feature of the Chicago exper- limit to leave before midnight March 16. Laxative ience.” Shot^n said at Winterhav- stadium’s boxing program to- |- sn. Fla., today, “they are all bet- night. ; De Vos ter. The experience they have had. today was an 8 to 5 favorite, but the BROMO the old winning spirit they imbibed hard-hitting from Texas ; in the last few months of the 1929 youth was accorded better than season and Grover Alexander have an outside chance to turned the trick." upset the Belgian, following QUININE decisive victories over Haakon Donie Bush, manager of the Tablets Hanson, and in White Sox, believes Bill Cisseil, not Harry Ebbetts, SINCE 1878 his last two starts. o good as a shortstop, will live up SSLmmmmmmmmmmmlmSmmmmmm 1