The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION KLEIN NAMED MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN NATIONAL LEAGUE WARNEKE IS BRUSHING UP SPORTS —By Pap TRADE RUMOR \ • _—————^———^ DON WHEATON, PLACED 2ND DE fouw UNNEfciV HALFBACK. HAS IS UNFOUNDED more long Runs To hS credt in d.EMTON, the Record Book Than ans other. O’Doul Ranked Third With — B'.RM&KSHAM, ALA., TRIED PlAfeR nThE Gave UERaNSTYaCDS National Clubs Said To B« SCRiMMACjE FOR AToOCHDOvUN Rope SKlPPiNu AS A MEANS Frisch Getting Bare FfcW mwcmHm «n i^the dear's ~b reduce and 3Ro<£ In On Deal Deny AH Mention H.Grt MARK — >N ADD TON HE IS “TwRee ujoRlo Records at credTcd uj*Th a cue of _7e Yards ire EvfeRose-..- Purported Facts .... ■■ — ■— TvjuoTR'PS OF To yards EACH AMD sk ppedThe Rope NEW YORK. Oct. 18 0 ^ Fu2uW million dollar baseball trade, MiNJiES— rumored Boston emerged as the choice of the base- ! \ TwrtflV up way, had drawn CHEwiTHBMW>i»QW‘1fe a ball for the distinction of be- k^T tfift TnE A-• string of denials from every in- experts PURiNj a 30-SEConD *U. Op*f ing the National league's most1 \u3TiMES terested party today and left the •even valuable player during the 1932 sea- \ STRETCH- players, said to be involved, eon. WQRMiQil) exactly where they were before the WE lc£T 41 Pounds _ was Klein was third in the 1930 vot- i73 \ report published. TT&D5K o*TE IN TSREE NOnThS AND The ing and runner-up to Frankie \ rumor, as printed in a Bos- for we wtsifuNe ton Frisch. St. Louis Cardinal V erfning piper said the deal, captain,] CStWEUS \KE0uce5T« still in last year in the balloting by a com- i ttOTSS 6 INCHES.... the making, involved four To TUN am \ \ mittee representing the Baseball j ^National league clubs—live C*il- Writers* association of America. Hi3 j cago Cub. Bbfrton Braves. Cincin- ! nati Reds and •election was announced by J. Roy *.- New York Giants. of Figuring in the four- Stockton of St. Louis, chairman j Tk«suRtfw*ice; impending cornered the were the committee. * swap, paper said, I WALL kdT The Phillies right-fielder, now j \ Harm Cuvier. Pat Malone and P£B*T 35 «5N generally rated among the greatest, Gabby Hartnett of the Cubs. Prank all-around batsmen in the major TyRmHaPjS Hogan and Freddy LIndstrom of the HtaanbMffRfe Giants, leagues, won the honor fre Lonnie fvSM. DP Wally Berger of the Braves Warneke, the Chicago Cubs' sensa- WNP." and Floyd «Babe> Herman of the and Reds. Eventually', the tional freshman pitcher, Frank W I UWT report said, lea- rm f Berger and Herman would land with (Leftvi O'Doul of Brooklyn, * leu*, g«S»n1 i NoftC DAMEH4S* in a brisk the Giants. Undstrom and gue batting champion, AH SMiTi* AO A Hogan , At Moore three-cornered contest. / with the Cubs, Curler and Hartnett I 'S R51S0N) B.a SbAAespe^jb Kg Klein received 78 out of a possible 1 m, Mfcu. I WE Hif DuRMCj ME with the Braves and Malone with To OH B Sq*D MADE CWDf maximum of 80. He was the first | BVCK.HEU. OUKS the Reds. UoO-SJfm STSS \X I S^ASjBS' ENOOc fO i TLtEfJfeS \CftlSeA6W-*■ choice of fix and second choice of A 3K* OEM%ev. All four club* wasted no time get- the two members of the \jJAESOM is from ting into print with denials that remaining IteTsfeikR. WiS lAE DEUCED M writers’ committee. Warneke. first WrS£5M, \U_.,- f $UT anv sueh involved trade was in the FCU> &0M.SP6UHD VM^ttortEMfcdWl? BtCl SlMulE OFP M choice of two critics, was next with aPAMuES I AMC&ER. making. All said they were In the J s v OCf> 68 finished with 58. T*€ MRd If Paul Waner of the Pirates and Riggs i IN*&E SuiOCb'GW'S I LlkE 1 TuC ujdRLD SERIES AMS) IT was W spots, they always are. but AMD ThS ( added Stephenson of the Cubs, with 37 and I I they knew nothing of anv 21 respectively, completed the top T-SNt^T .a ft|AOOS REDrtEATV * spectacular four-cornered player five. Bid te&’fcEM Jfc PDN 60ES ivl fbR. exchange. Frisch, the 1931 re- P^j'Ts— Frank winner, , ^WmAIWjK) SwB, D0081E eeived three one >** only point*, 3To o..i.* r 6RM&E 6 ' NUHBEfX Pro-Amateur Meet than the young St. Louis pitcher. SREDWAS T7- f Dizzy Dean. Hack Wilson of Brook- Set At Ft. lyn 1930 selection. collected six ,„..rDM’s is ax,„. V w Worth DALLAS. mr ‘s. “.^ 1 Ort IB MPV-N«ct weeks Texas HRje;n hung up a fine record In Professional Golfer* association every offensive department, besides amateur-pro sweepstake* will be showing speed and skill on the de- held Monday over the Fort fense. He finished third in the Na- Worth Meadow brook Country Club tional league batting race with .346. course. In the sweepstakes held yes- tied with Mel Ott for home run terday at the local I^kewood Coun- leadership with 38, led both lea- try club. EUlott Hatch and Jack gues in run-scoring with 154. drove an unavailing effort to "discover” Grout of Port Worth tied Tommy In 134 runs and stole 20 bases. some unsuspected star, is more Cochran of Dallas and Floyd Boone * Twentv-four plnvers were men- LEAGUE Football Is Game To than waste of tune. It is a hard- hall of 67. tioned in the balloting, in which OPENS ship to all the players on the Hatch and Grout put together a each of tight « listed io can- ports squad. 34-33 67. Hatch and Cochran are chats’’: Practice sessions are hard- amateurs. didates. in the order of preference. :’c Be really The were figured on the basis Work er upon the players than the ac- tnsadafi MhHRPL O F C F M P points * Played—Not of io for first place, nine for sec- HERE TONIGHT tual games. Thus, it is my plan Charlie Dexter and Francis ond. etc. Vilh Hal Eustace not to hold scrimmage at all after Schieder of Dallas tied Byron Nel- : DR J. B. Klein. Philadelphia tsix first, two & By “JOt K ed periods becomes monotonous to the second or third game of the son and Claude Whalen of Fort lIBEIIiaiaiaaiKaaiiaaiaBi SUTHERLAND season. Worth for the seconds*. 78: Wareneke, Chicago the young man who is out on the runner-up position • two first, four seconds, one third, Fans Expect Lots Of Fun Football is a game, after all. and It is poor practice, it seems to with a best ba.j of 69. Dexter and SENTIMENT on this Texas-Rice the line trom that time football field to He becomes bn down play. me. to a man’s idea a one seventh*. 68; O'Doul. Brooklvn not a The destroy young Schieder had 21-37—69. Nelson contest seems to be well di- are Paul Waiter, James job. spirit of the aver- stale and uninterested. (one two pretty Bottoniley. From Playground that he is and to make and Whalen had a 33-36-69. second. four thirds, fourths. a playing, Eigh- vided. browsing tour among the Rogers Hack Wilson and age young football player is not Short practice sessions fan the 1 on« eighth*. 58: Paul Waner, Pitts- Hornsby, him believe that he is at work. teen teams ilayed yesterday. fans indicates. Texas is — Frank Frisch. Hornsby made it Circuit fanned uuo flame by overwork. players’ desire for more. He looks burgh. 37; Stephenson. Chicago, 3>. powerful there's not arouna that ob- twice. The was in ’25 with St. Thai is why I believe it is uise forward to the hour for Terrv. New York. 25: Hurst. Phila- getting first practice vious fact—but fans arc afraid of Louis and the second in '29 with to limit the daily practice of a as he would to some relaxing re- delphia. 24: Traynor. Pittsburgh, the “in-and out" record of the squad. Alter a coach has drilled creation that he likes. W. Herman. Chicago. This is the Most Season 17; Chicago. 16; ott. • • The baseball Longhorns. The Steers looked like • playground league, the players and talked to them lor The average coach has his team Delightful New York. 15; R Brown. Boston, world beaters in thumping Missouri THE OUTSTANDING grid game composed of six clubs, will begin it* two hours, he is likely to Imd that picked and his offense and de- 10; F Herman. Cincinnati. 8: L of All the Year and Oklahoma, but on the other of the week will be that between regular schedule un- he is talking to iumself. fense mostly decided before the Waner. Pittsburgh. 6; Berger. Bos- Tuesday night hand they chumped off to the Cen- Howard Jones’ Southern California I have made it a coaching rule .season opens. Of course, plays For a at ton. 6: L. Wilson. Brooklyn. 6; Or- der floodlights on the grounds to the Sojourn tenary Gents. So what? Another and Warner's Stanford to hold practice daily for a period miy be added as the season pro- satti. st. Louis, 8; Maranvllle. Bou- Trojans Pop side of Tucker field. minimizing factor entering into the eleven. There's a game for The ranging from an hour and a quar- gresses in order to meet certain ton. 5; J. Wilson. St. Louis. 5; Our- you. equation .s that ’mental hazard" d won the national title last The games /ill get under way at ter to an hour and situations that different clnello St. Trojans three-quarters. opponents Brooklvn. 4: Dean. Louis, two defeac: at DEL the hands of the over inert forms of out- 7 30 m. with match- Never more than an hour and MAR BEACH 4: year the p. the Kiwanis present. Frisch, St. Louis. 3: Collins. St Owls. The Institute boys have come standing elevens. But they lost a lot ed V. F. w. and Rotarv three-quarters! Moreover, there is For instance, before meeting a Louis. 3: Aughan, Pittsburgh. 1; j against Surf Now at Its Best and the Fish are up from underdog positions to hand of material and apparently are a considerable time taken out dur- certain team that has “scouted Bathing Biting Bush, Chicago, 1. against the Business and prof"s I n- the Longhorns stunning defeats. bit weaker this season Stanford Is ing the daily drill for talking, us.’’ we may devise plays that fake Rent a Cottage at Reduced Rates Members of the selection commit- I Once the al Men's club. These are tree Longhorns become con- stronger and may ruin Southern games relaxation and explanations of what the opposition has been led tee in addition to Stockton were j vinced they cannot beat a club It’s Cal's for a Pacific Conference of and the is to Paul Shannon. Boston: Thomas hoprs charge general public plays. expect. Phone Del Mar for Cottage Reservations and just too bad. For instance that aid championship. One thing is cer- invited to attend. Practice games A tired football player is not scrimmage after scrim- Holmes. Brooklyn; Wayne Otto. Piling Other Information hooey about the ”Aggies and Kyle will have some new tricks have proted hilarious affurs with gomg to like the game. Harping mage upon the players, which I Chicago; Thomas Swope. Cincin- tain—Pop field." They've told the Steers manufactured for the bene- the fans and > on this or that for extend- have seen done at some schools in nati: Oeoree phair. New York: they special players get \ mxny subject j cannot beat the Farmers at College fit of the Trojarui. laughs. Stonev McClinn. Philadelphia; FJ ! Station and the Texans believe it. The will on Ballinger. Pittsburgh; Martin J. league plav regularly The Longhorns go to Kvle field in a St. Louis. Tuesday and Friday night*. Haley. defeated .rarne of mind. Toronto Baseball So, the These games are expected to prove question at hand is how big a mental popular with fans here as they have hazard the Club Is On Rocks Pansze Injured has two Rice victories in other Valley cities created out around Memorial sta- TORONTO. Oct. 18. The KANSAS CITi’. O’t. 18. In- dium. Toronto baseball and athletic club, backfield men have been adri- jured • # • holders of a franchis. in the Inter- ti to the problems or Oklahoma JUDGE national Baseball league decided to- roaches as they sro shout making HARBERT DAVENPORT. day to go into liquidation. Action foi the week-end game perhaps the closest student of foot- preparations towards I .at end was taken at a against Kansas state. ball in this section, says Texas has meet in.' of club directors and share- Little Bill Pansze, flashv halfback one of the most powerful teams in of holders. of the Oklahoma crew was missing history hie Orange and White The came A few days ago it was announced from workouts yesterday as the re- can be said for Rice. Jack Meagher the of Toronto would auction sult of injuries suffered in the Tex- began a system of import- city OVERNIGHT talent when the Maple Leaf stadium, property as game. Doubt was expressed that ing he went to the In- of the baseball dub. for arrears of he would be able to against stitute three years ago. He has had • play taxes. Taxes for 1929. 1930 and 1931. Kansas State. Another injured play- ample time to get his system clics- The Owls have amounting to more than $25,000 were 7/rcUru er. Dick Simms, has been ing. shown plenty assigned unpaid. to fill the vacancy. of power in the early season contests and the general impression has been The action of the directors follow- that they have been working und'-r ed a disastrous season for the Tor- onto wraps. Incidentally. Valley fans are Maple Leafs in which they particularly interested in Rice oe- were never in a contending por- cause of Lou Hassell. Aly-Conferenre tion. Attendance dwindled and they tackle, and John McCauley, former transferred several of the last-sea- “IN OUR Edinburg J. C. performers. son home games to U. S- points. • m HERE ARE a few predictions bv FIGHTS FAST NIGHT OCTOBER_ ALLEY” Brownsville fans. -Rice 10. Texas 6" PHILADELPHIA — Stanley Pr>r- D. L. stoker. “Texas by 12 points.” eda. Jersey City, outpointed Tommv November .... Decem- Joe Kowalski Texas by one touen- Lough ran. Philadelphia, <10>. Don Petrin, Jersey City, outpointed ber. . . Three months Among the things we like to down." Wendell Dancy. “Texas to win." Frankie Cawley, Pittston. Pa.. (6*. read about— Marvin Hall. 'R:ee 21. Texas with to 7 Raymond Hood. “Texas 14. Rice CHARLESTON. S. C—Joe Knight. fraught danger Please list that— George Nich- 6.” Jack Snoeberger. “Rice 14. Tex- Cairo. Ga.. outpointed your health because of Hurt Batsell says that tarpon as fi," Manuel Saldana. “Texas 21. ols. National Boxing association fishing— Rice 7.” Marion Knight. “Texas 14 light heavyweight champion, (10), in Rice 7.” Terrell. “Babe Ruth will (non-title). frequent changes Is better and mill be better hit 45 home runs next season. Put in PARIS—Walter Ncutel, Germany. weather. still. the paper that I am Harold Jef- outpointed Larry Gains. Toronto, Nothing like a few hours ferds campa..;n manager.” Al?x Ont., » 10% Maurice Griselle. France, Watch your food! stopped Raul Bianchi, Argentina. Away from the grind. Gleinberg. “I am pulling for Rice, although Texas has shown at lot of (6). Weather changes—not To the old and am- put pep C Kerr. DES MOINES. la —Dick Daniels. ~tfiAn strengthG. hot weather—cause tains an even, low tem- bition. • • • Minneapolis, outpointed Tiger Rov NEW ORLEANS arxd EAST just Williams. (10>. Back in any tired business AFTER /LL. in the educational Chicago. and NEWARK. N. J.—Tony Galenho, CALIFORNIA arvd WEST foods to deteriorate perature provides scheme the boys are students first man. Orange. N. J.. knocked out Natle and football players second, even and illness moist, air to Speaking of pep— Brown. California. (1). quickly bring circulating if the dean has to co along to see Wonder if have noticed Ky.—Prim© ear- you that they attend their studies. Dean LOUISVILLE. to victims. milk, meats, ners. knocked out Jack Tav- Leave BROWNSVILLE unsuspecting keep vege- that— H M Weathersby of Louisiana Col- Italy, lor. New York. <2h Art Schultz. of what tables and cooked foods is better lege is making a 3.800 mile trip to Be careful you Business getting Ky.. Al Ham- Mexico City with the Wildcats this Covington. outpointed Right here in Brownsville? ilton. Cincinnati. (8». newspaper de- eat. and see to it that all fresh and healthful. week, giving them their regular in- 8** P. M. i cision. It is. jections of education The Felines Arrtr* roar domination early in tha foods have the benefit of And, are by preventing Of course— scheduled the U of Mex- — against morning refreshed ... go this One thing that makes It bet- ico Saturday. Incidentally. Hal popular way. Ice Refrigeration. food waste and spoilage. Weathersby. the dean's son. is cap- 77 ter tain and of the club. If MILES more quarterback Reduced fares daily. Lower For pure Ice. the nat- Ice than pays for k Is the chance men are get- I were a dean in similar circum- fares every week-end. Bar- a ktiffAa* stances I'd book game in Honlu- ural main- itself. Give C. P. ting ON 1 GALLON? gains to all football games. ueaMummneaAiua- refrigerant, your these one with the Zedders, x OI getting Into snappy lu. perhaps Ask agent. and L. Ice Service Man fall outfits. couple in Australia, and a little Gas Saver Laboratories. B-271 St.. Wheaton, Illinois, has out a Which put in any man. good-will affair in Japan wouldn't brought pep new auto Gaa Saver—Oiler that saves instructions to but do better. do any harm. Of course I'd have to up keep your Can’t help to 50' of gas and OILS inside of en- CENTRAL POWER look better. go along to see that the boys kept When you gine at same time. THERE IS NOTHING Southern refrigerator well sup- Its one of these things. up with their studies. ELSE LIKE IT. It fits all Cars. Ei»y to AND • • • put on. LOW PRICE. Sold on 10 days now—and CHUCK KLEIN has been nared money back guarantee. They want Us- plied right ers. Boosters. 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