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GAME BEGINS Locals Defeat S. P. Golfers 24-6 in 18-Hole Presbyterians Tourney Beat Cubs 16-10 AT 8 O’CLOCK In the Training Camps Good News for Golfers— STILL The Presbyterian* took a slow, _ CARTER I GUINN SHOOTS low-scoring game from the Cub* This Is Brownsville’s Last Fla., March 7. last season. CLEARWATER. He has been the mrwt here Sunday 16-10. The Brooklyn Dodgers still are impressive rookie pitcher m Prices Are Down The score was tied 6-all at th* Chance To Force and camp Coming in a trading mood th:y're try- TOPS SCORING the first but from ing to do business with Cincinnati. LOW 80 end of quarter Tie like to GROSS, NEW YORK. Mar 7—The new over it and to a on the subjected The Dodgers would get Tigers to Play Seal*. pressure that time Presbyterian* Cuccinello or season northward of 22,000 pounds under heat. hold of either Tony March golf swinging maintained a lead. 7. <-V, M. Duffer or are joe both of whom arc Red —TheThp°r^LT?’-£allf‘* Detroit W. Clint Obtains Low probably win find John Q Markings of mesh dimple Forward Leading AN BENITO. Mar. Stripp. Tigers* No. l team Edcouch Tlie boxes: holdouts. The Reds need a hard leaves here slightly warped by a depression, stamped Into the ball by this pres- — tonight for San 7. The boiled Frao- Net With Score but ai ever to take his sure. Presbyterians (1C) Fg Ft Pf catcher and Ernest Lom- ln as eager With 73; Sylvester down sweet es- hitting the first gamr bardi might fill the bill. Negotia- or the share of the 1875,000,000 that is The balls move on to the paint- Narvaez, g . 1 0 0 sence ol a sea- training season with the Of 67 0 tions are going on al- seals invested in the game. ; ers, who put on three to four Is Second (.urea, c . 2 0 be undoubtedly tomorrow. Manager Buckv son’s play will There are twc and a coats of enamel. Between each Villarreal, f . 3 0 2 though Dodger officials decline to Haris has named quarter on tap here at 8 Hogsett, Gold- coat the ball 24 IL f .. 1 0 I comment stein and Golfers million golfers, tc which about spends hours in Gonzalez, m. Cohler as his of this city triumphed p. Monday hurling are added each summer. a dryer where an even tempera- Z. Gonzalez, f . 2 0 0 talent- over visitors in a 300,000 Carter of Edcouch contin- when the McAllen thirty Houston Bob 0 Yank* Want Right Hander. There Is a new ball to be played, ture is maintained. in th<' Val- Loy.i, g ... 0 0 the golf tournament between the ues to lead all scorers Monitors and March which must be manufactured In Before you set the ball on a tee, ST. PETERSBURG. Fla Browns Well. Brownsville club and the Amateur League round robin, Brownsville Scor- __ Doing Country ley 0 7 (.$»,—Manager Joe McCarthy of quantities of 20,000,000. From trade and beauty marks are paint- 73 in five Totals .. 8 3 --.Iti In f inn 1 nnma rtf WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. Southern Pacific Lines played on having sunk points Yankees still is look- this you may gather that business i ed on it by hand as the final drastic the New York March 7. (4*)—Prospects are look- the local course games. Unless something the Amateur Basketball Sunday. described as (10) Ft Pf Valley for a right hander to fill in ing in in golf cannot be stage. at San Benito, he Cubs Fg Should the i ing brighter the St. Louis Brownsville players won 24 of | • • • happens tonight round robin. Gonzalez, f . 10 0 League until Henry Johnson recovers from Browns’ the two-ball poor. will finish the tourn r with high will be undis- spring training camp. matches. Houston 0 0 Monitors win. they his for Goose It is generally conceded that Here is good news for the divot Torres, f . 2 If operation appendicitis. Goslin. although still un- Pacific winning f point honors. of the Valley. Southern players in The will be . 2 O 0 puted champions The answer to McCarthy’s prayer has golf now exceeds baseball pop- digger. game cheap- nearest is John Recio. c will force signed, arrived from his new si*, and tying one. His competitor the win, they This can be credited to er this . 0 0 0 Scorpions may be John Allen, right hander home and M. ularity. year. Svlvester of Brownsville, 16 points Trujillo, g and a third Jersey apparently is W Clint of Brownsville won a tie with McAllen the the manufacture of good balls at Manufacturers have reduced Gonzalez, g . 0 0 1 obtained from international ready for another season a for low back, with 57 to his credit. Barr.um. the in the prize net, shooting an 83 on game for Valley pennant. reasonable rates. The ball prices balls, tees, clubs and 51 Garcia, . 0 0 0 league. Allen wen 21 games and last outfield. a golf | McAllen center, is third with g • • • Benny Bengough. catcher. with 16 for a 67. C. P Toronto handicap makers do a business of approx- other equipment. Fee courses fourth nine for Jersey City and Is on his way to but Guinn of the Southern and Pipkin of Brownsville camp nothing Pacific had a have the round. 0 REGARDLESS of the outcome, has imately $18,000,000 year. slashed price per Totals .. 5 10 been heard from pitchers low gross, 80, while K. W. Holdren with 48. the fans are certain to sec a great Rip But did you know that 74 op- Even caddies have been exposed to Collins and Walter Stewart. had low net for the visitors with The leading scorers: game. The tall McAllen quint has erations and 18 days are required wage cuts. fg ft tp an 85 and a 14 for a 71, Name— YESTERDAY’S EXHIBITION one all season They handicap in the of a ball? Let's lost only game making golf .. 27 19 73 Indians Beat Pels and J. K. Marmlon had low gross Carter RESULTS through their bracket in go back to the beginning. 24 9 57 ATHLETICS^IN NEW the Sylvester Bv> .. ORLEANS. among not • • up on La.. March 7. visitors, counting • Associated Press* 'Vie. Edcouch slipped nce 21-18. The Monitors Pecklnpaugh card, is 22 4 48 was The first step the washing of BATTALINO VS. Pipkin tBv) . At Miami. Fla—Philadelphia (A) round well pleased todav with the went into the championship Armstrong Wins Putts the crude rubber. All t .. 20 5 45 Louis 12. Cleveland Indians’ 10 to 5 foreign Ramsey 14; St. (N* robin with great gusto have victory and 39 apd GREAT SHAPE substances must be eliminated Vest . 15 9 York (N» and y: terday over the New Orleans Prank Armstrong of Brownsville At Avalon. Calif.—New won five successive c^.ftsts the rubber dried. . 17 3 37 Pelicans. won a for the fewest number Snavelcy double and two putts, holes, B, At Fla—Cincinnati (N» The Tampa. Scorpions’ expense. is added before it is rolled < Edc> . 15 5 35 to Take singles out of the Tribes’ if. L. Anderson of Houston re- sulphur Halman ists them a scare 39-37 in one Connie Favored 13 hits, 5; Tampa All-Stars 0 gave into sheets almost as thin as .. 10 8 28 while three Cleveland hurlers held ceived a prize for the highest Lesser (Bv» of the games, but that is the It is on drums 3 27 At New Orleans-Cleveland (AJf the 1 oilcans paper. then rolled to L. Armstror.. strikeouts P. Many have bean working hard BY ALAN put *n son; C. Guinn deleaved H. D. Do Scorpions the fine strips of standard length. this FORT MYERS, Ha., March 7.— next three, but got wild in the Seago; J. K. Mansion defeated L. Race all week In pointing for final you drive 225 Well, that's NEW YORK, March 7. T— American Derby either broken sixth and was touched for five R. yards? j a new I t-Pj—Instead of being Voight; E. Elam lost to Travn> — game and believe they have the length one of these strips is Two powerful punchers, Chris- CHICAGO. March 7 P—Vir- up. as soni3 expert* predicted, 01 counters. Belve Bean gave one hit Vernon Eaves was de- offensive plan which the Monitors Jennings; supposed to stretch. topher Ban Battalino of Hartford, tually every outstanding three- suc- tendency to disin- and no walks in the final three in- feated by Thcmas Sweeny: Dr. C. cannot stop. The Monitors’ showing any Three kinds of cores are popu- Conn and Bffiv Petrolle ol Fargo, year-old of the year has been nom- was due to tegrate alter three straight years nings- C. Green lost to Dr H-rry W cess in the first game larly used. One is a piece of solid N. D. nu # at Madison Square inated for Chicago's oldest turf that held John at the of the American league, L. L Johnson was beat bv the fact they top Loew; rubber about the size of a marble. Gardeh on Friday night in the fixture, the $50,000 added American To- as the Philadel- Reds to Practice O. D. K W. Haldmi las: “Leche” Sylvester scoreless. many expected, Deputy; Another is a soft core of rubber week's outstanding boxing duel. derby at Washington park June to night the Scorpions will try to get phia Athletics now appear strong- TAMPA, Fla March 7. .^—More D. K Clint; D, C- Duylot los bands closely bunched togther. As featherweight champion, Bat- 18. than ever. to M. W John Riorden and their center on the firing line er batting practice for the Cincinati Clint; The liquid core is a small hollow talino never was noted as $ great Top night, C. V. Whitney’s un- is to them Reds was H. L. Thomas to a ti< consistently. It anything going stop planned today after thslr played sphere of rubber filled with a puncher, but the 10 pounds he has beaten filly, has been named for • • • a record Bush from running up streak failure yesterday to get more than lost to H R. McKay; R. J thick liquid which must be frozen put on in the last few months ap- the Righ event. Richard and Pat of four it three hits off three hurlers. was deleaved B BEYOND DOUBT the Monitors straight pennants likely Tampa Schexnayed by before winding operations begin. l parently have doubled his hitting Nash have nominated Burning The have one of the strongest amateur will have to b3 the old-fashioned Reds won the game 5 to 0. Longoria; R. M Keeler lost to Machines spin the core and efficiency. Blaze, another standout among the with one a Gordon clubs ever seen in the Valley. law of averages. This factor, aided however, of the hits Street; M. R. Montgomery wind the thin bands of rubber The match, a 12-round affair, 1931 two-year-olds, and E. R •■Long John” Bamum at center is and abetted by Grimes, Hailahan home run by Mickey Heath and an- was beat by Capt. E. Cock; Whit around It. has been made at 140 pounds. Pe- Bradley plans to make a bid with other a PeU lost to almost certain to take every tip- and Martin, accomplished the triple by Gene Moore. Bob Ernst; H. B. Farm- The covers are hollow shapes trolle. who usually scales about 139 Burgoo King. off. Geo. Vest and “Dog” Ramsey downfall of the Athletics last Oc- Walter Hilcher, Oliver Eckart er lost to George Desha; C. A. When the ball in wound to the pounds, probably will outweigh Bat- Other good ones named are Tick for the hed the team Rabson ro; arc as good a pair of forwards as tober, but it has damaged neither Reds, Tampa lost to Frank Arm proper size and weight, two ot talino by no more than three or On, Laughing Queen and Liberty and Rookie one could find in a day’s travel. the class nor the morale of the Young Mills, hurlers R E. Johnson lost to H. G. Stll- these hollow shapes arc placed l lour pounds. Limited. Walsh and Modest are veterans at club. Of its seven rivals it fears to three hits. well, Jr., C. T. Davis lost to George guard. The Scorpions also have an only the New York Yankees. White; S. B Oppenhcim defeated excellent, although small, quint. Barr mg accidents, Connie Mack Bucs Get Hitting Sam Perl; M. L. Anderson lost to Sylvester, center, is one of the will stand pat on the lineup that PASO ROBLES. Calif.. March 7 John Pipkin; H R. Kelly defeated leading scorers in the tournament. spreadeagled the pennant field last —Three practice games indicate Col. McH. Eby; E. H. Burroughs Lesser and Bolton cover the for- season. The only outside prospect to the management of the Pitts- lost to T. Aziz; E. Eberling lost to wards with Pipkin and McNabb at of a shakcup lies in the possloility burgh Pirates that heavy hitting Joe Putegnat; j. M Holliday lost guards. They have ample strength of big Jimmie Foxx being shifted will be in order in the 1932 season. to J. W. Irvine; H Derr defeated on the sidelines. to third and replaced at first by Adam Comorosky. veteran out- Leon Perl; O. H. Dodds lost to A • | • • Oscar now a come- has hit in 14 times D. Dr. R. L. fielder. LACKNER’S Roettger, trying eight Dickinson, Jr; McHenry A RECORD CROWD is expected back. Unless there is some mishap, for .571, Gus Suhr, first baseman, lost to Glenn Ch'-r : C. S Pon to witness this second meeting of however, the team will start the and ‘’Butch” Simas former St. defeated Bernie Quarters; and R the- Scorps and Monitors. In ad- 1932 season with Foxx, Bishop, Mary’s quarterback are tied with T. Beauregard lost to Tien Proc- ! dition to this game, the fans will Williams and Dykes again com- .545. tor. see Harlingen tangle with Ed- posing the inner defense. A Yannigan third baseman, Si- Frizes Donated couch in a second The twin factors on which the mas. yesterday got two triples as game. Prizes consisted of golf balls and As base their confidence in the the regulars beat the Yannigans other golf equipment, donated by forthcoming campaign are: first, 16 to 9 I>r. B. O. Works, secretary of the the good health and Floyd Vaughan, substitute short- apparent club; The Fashion, and Dorfman's ! of all the seasoned Rice. 17-year-old JEWELRY AUCTION strength stars, stop, Johnny The matches were run by Lee J. cf whom suffered from ill- former Pasadena schoolboy, and HOOKS most Butler, club professional. i ness or accidents last and, Catcher Hal Finney are among year; Arrangements for entertainment second, the acquisition of several others hitting over .300. AND were made by Travis Jennings, ! of the best the club THE TALK OF THE TOWN young players chairman of the entertainment has had since Grove. Eamahaw, Cubs Break Even committee at the Country club. Cochrane and Simmons established SANTA CATALINA ISLAND. The visitors arrived Sunday themselves as the “big four." The 7. iA' — broken Calif,. March Having morning, and had breakfast at the Just Think What Can be Secured SLIDES As are rieh in reserve power. the New York Giants in even with club, then played the tournament. Bargains training siege has revealed the two real contests of the T|ic first Luncheon was then served, and unusual pitching prospects in Lew season, the Chicago Cubs training they visited points around the Two Pic limit Krausse. the 19-ycar-old Philadel- settled down to to today trying city in the afternoon, leaving Sun- SJJUU 046J.VA'OQ jo and Joe Bowman, 21- learn some more baseball. j spdapUUH phia boy, day evening. .... an e 1 inunation toumament : year-old rrcrult from Portland of The worked well against pitchers They praised the condition of leading to the national amateur the Pacific Coast league. Both Giants, although Abe Miller's the the Brownsville course. cliampionslups. short, swarthy are right handers. Merrit Cain, wildness in the enth inning of yes- DIAMONDS boys with bulging muscles.. .skinny from Harrisburg. Pa., is another terday's game started the Giants lads with long muscles.... good rtftat-handed prospect toward a 6 to 3 victory. around the rings ready to cheer Grove and Walberg were in A. A. U. Take Tourney ....or laugh. signing contracts. Grove was un- (hfsox It Easy. Here comes Tommy somebody- derstood to have obtained an in- SAN ANTONIO. March 7 <#'— or-other... .a nicely built young crease, giving him a $25,000 salary Not even inter-club games will dis- man. with curly hair meticulously and making him the highest paid turb Manager Lew Fonseca's train- Begins Today WATCHES ylWU'd....he climbs into hi* corner pitcher in baseball. Earnshaw has ing for the Chicago White plans KANSAS CITY, March 7.—<3*— ross the a ay is a wedge- been gf.*/ lg into condition at Hot Sox until all hands are in condi- Opening of the national A. A. U. iftaped youth they call Paul. Springs, Arkansas, along with the tion to stand a lot of work. basketball tournament here Tommy and Paul sit and glare. mighty Al Simmons. Oldf-ashioned drills on funda- today signalled an attack on the na- Tommy is impressive..,.he has mentals will bo the Athletes’ pror- tion's court title from all sections Solid Gold for brand-new back trunks. his tion this week and outside com- Jewelry Going of the initial* are embroidered on them oetition will be faced until March country. Thirty-five and Inde- in red letters....his shoes are Munn Puts Shot 19. college teams w-re brand-new.... unscuffed. nice The Influenza scare had abated pendent prepared for the week's which will deter- new gloves, too. today, although Vic Fraisier, young fray • • • mine whether the Wichita. And Punts Well right hander, and Frank Grube. Kas. Henrys are to rule the for Among the headlines newspa- catcher, were still in bed. sport LESS THAN HALF-PRICE a third successive a feat pers might as well keep standing MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Mar—7 year, hitherto unaccomplished. are: AGUA CALIENTE TRACK Putting a 16-pound shot and kick- All Sens Out SUSPENDS and SENATORS West Texas Teachers of Can- ing a 16-ounce football appear to BILOXI. Miss , March 7. HP— yon. Texas, was paired in a first SEEK ANOTHER HURLER. be different exercises, but to Cla- The entire squad of the Washing- round game in the lower bracket ! And Articles rence for on the Many Going Munn, University of Minn- ton Senators was looked Go! with the-Kansas City Athletic club. Herr They esota’s All-American trridder in nlaying field today by Manager to Tommy and Paul are called 1931. there is enough similarity to Walter Johnson. the of the Eighty per cent of a movie film center nag....a cheer enable hun to star at both. Orders were for all to report and is in goes up.the two young men Accordmg to Munn's the ! doubts were about the manufacturing plant perpet- For their theory, the ap- Than of Actual Value only Less ual darkness during working hours. Vs raise their hands above heads.... same leg muscles are used in both nearance of Heinle Manush. the a reply :o their friends.they sports. Hie crouchmg spring off big left fielder who has not signed listen soberly to the referee’s in- the right leg in shot putting adds his 1932 contract. He is believed Come in and see for yourselves and be convinced of structions_they return to their a kick to the muscles that impurt to have been offered a rut. Joe HEALTHFUL — the at comers bell rings. the final snap to a long spiral Judge, the only player not signed the wonderful bargains the big auction. is Is RECREATION Tommy awkward.... Paul kick. Now. the kick that goes into up, reached camp last night. skillful_you can almost te’l by the long spiral puts more pep into * the way they take their stances the spring that hurls the shot out The best people in the Valley are taking that this one is in the bag for about 50 feet. There you have it. Lott Beats Allison DEL MAR advantage Paul_they spar., .suddenly Paul Munn was only a fair punter on the Gulf of Mexico of this big auction brings one right up from the floor, and shot putter as a freshman. For Tennis Title flush on Tommy's chin — down he His kicking was probably the best HAVANA, March 7. —(JF)— For 25 mile* east of Brownsville in the Ten goes,...on his face. Big last fail. And he the first time In four years, George —paved road ail the way Paul dances to his comer_he won the Big Ten shot putting Chicago tennis has taken 3 a. m.—3 m. 8 m. Lott. star, FISHING Sales Daily—11 p. and p. stavds doing a sprightly little championship in 1931. the measure of Wilmer Allison of Delmar, 3 minutes’ drive shuffle... .Tommy never moves...! Austin, Texas, in tournament play. only LAW from Brazos Santiago Pass— to a few minutes later in one of the AFTER LAW The Chicagoan conquered Alli- Presents given away ladies and gentlemen during the best and trout dressing rooms. Tommy is brought HOUSTON—A call came into son. 6-4. 3-6, 13-11. 6-2. In the tarpon on the around_he gasps. “I guess I ran police headquarters that & man. singles final of the Vedado club’s fishing Gulf—Expe- rienced fishermen, of EACH SALE Into one.’’ holding a gun, was sitting in an International tournament which plenty bait and boats. On the way home that nlcht. automobile on one of the city's ended here yesterday. the rincsiders comment: ....‘‘Did main streets, and that he look- In doubles, however. Allison and COTTAGES see the that Paul like a hijacker. Detective George J. Gilbert Hall of South Oldest Established Reliable — you wallop ] Orange. Electric lights, hot and cold The Valley’s Jeweler Brownsville, Texas fastened on Tom- Peyton was sent out to handle .he ; N. J., defeated Lott and Marcel what’s-his-name running water, gas for cook- case. He found the all R&lnvllle of Montreal, 6-4, mv shmebady-or-other?".... they suspect, 8-8, 6-2. ing and heating. Baths. Rea- the me. right. It to be Patrolman laugh_It’s part of pa proved sonable rates. • • • Dick Anders, who was checking COLLEGE BASKETBALL DETROIT HAS FIVE CANDI- traffic conditions on the corner. WHEN THEY SEE IT. out. Minnesota 24; Iowa 22. 25 • • • Dentist: Very well—but what Wisconsin 35; Indiana 26 For information and cottage 26 Years JEWELER ^ear‘ Thus is the time of vear when | do all the other boys with you Illinois 41; Chicago 20 reservations write ih» manager of th* Washington | want? Colgate 37; Syracuse 36. M. E. LEWIS, AUCTIONEER r—‘'e* anroinew ’hat he has Boy: Oh they’re ray rials Thev'i. Pitt 36: Penn State 32. DEL MAR, Inc. f-»*•** op'' to shoes each me a to see it > California ':xi> fill the paid penny 36; Washington 24. At Del Mar, Tex., P. O. Joe I done.—Ansae:*. Teaas Teaas 9. cl Judge. Aggies 14; j —i in ■——I >