Ms*#****-****—»»»—»»—»—W—«•»— The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION ******************************** *“*****'‘“*‘****"**J"‘^J‘""~ finrT'‘“*“*“lir*T“*“‘“**********'* r~i* »Tirin r Inter sectional Tests Under Way in - Majors Today i. * a a a a * a a a a a a a a a a a a a .t a a a * * * * * * # ; % 57 j * ^ f , j MANY UPSETS Ladies Golf Tournament Opens at Mercedes Saturday BOWLING PLANT ARE EXPECTED FOR M’ALLEN Did You Know : 'Betting Against j ports chats : NIGHT BALL Is 50 to 1 Will Athletics Get Back Into The $100,000 International race PRO BUILDING c Bobby Alley Open About Chi- proposed for Arlington park, ATLANTA, May 2.—(/T)—I! Bobby June Form; this summer, will be aban- 1, Owners Slugging cago, Jones Vtns the four major golf doned unless three horses from ; Wi7/j Hal Eustace Fall : 2 AT DES MOINES tournaments this year. Atlanta Announce or continental UP INTEREST Tj Tigers England, Ireland ; f, B B will realize a total of $125,000 on Europe com? over. ...Chris Fit*- ; B B B B B B B B*B B BLB B B at I - Jr. gerald, chief steward Arling- speculation of $2,500. (Special to The Herald) HUGH S. FULLERTON. Matches With Other TODAY is the big day up at Mis- cently. Mrs. Surtees is the cham- ton, has been in Europe a couple ! Valley DES MOINES. Ia.. of is 50 McALLEN, May 2—An order for Pres* Writer sion. Bobby Cannon's Mission It’s about time for Red and May 12.—<*>)— Lloyds London betting to issoctated Sports of weeks whooping up the race pion. $6000 worth of bow!in* alleys and will down to it a , the cherished dream 1 that he will not win the in the major Clubs Are Being Eagles swoop on the Fal- Cal to start a duel make Night British Intersectional play tnd says he thinks Cacao. Palais ! equipment has been given to the furrlas Jersies high In the of four-cornered affair. of President E L. of the considered the Royal. Othello and Athford will hope Keyser and American amateur and open Brufwick-Blake-Collender Co. by leagues is generally Planned making a clean sweep of the bi- oe shipped—John D. Hertz says Des Moines Demons, will make its tournaments. Nobody ever has won J. W. Crowder and A. 8. Justice of first, real test of relative strength . district championship series. Btisi- ILLUSTRATED GOLF them Reigh Count will not compete... debut when the Wi- all and the stipulation is that this city, according to their an- to the first ness houses will be shut tighter OEDITOR S NOTE—This is the league tonight among the teams Prior Wonder how Robert (Special to The Herald' nobody shall do it this season. nouncement Thursday. than a drum and all the folks will third of a series by H. de Eu- chita and Des Moines teams open east-wes* games, they engage in a Shawkey felt when he observed I MERCEDES. May 2—The first Though the price seems short. There axe to be four full-slaed al- be out to cheer the cham- the Is Valley staquio. winner of Liberian the Western League season here. Atlantans have taken out the tort of affair which in the newspapers the other day : tournament for women golfers policies leys and they will be placed in round-robin pions on into battle. M Garsa has national open and golf editor of In that Lefty "Meathead” Helmach. ]> getting well under way at the Llano Judge K. M. Landis. Commission- units of $5—five hundred of Nassar Brothers building on Main may give one team a long winning had a good rest since beating the the Pile Driver's handy comput- them. The fact whom he sent to Toledo in the j Grande Country club here. er of Baseball. J. H. Farrell, of Au- that Bobby has been street, formerly occupied by the no Jersies 6-1 and he may get the call or). or losing streak for particular had a two-h:t has been a In- on the top of his game, convinces Haves-Sammons Hardware Co. spring, pitched ; Competition strong to the mound. burn. N. Y., and president secretary them that Is a reason, but when one division Is game against the Kansas City fluence in promoting the progress It good sporting In addition to the bowling alleys TODAYS lesson concerns the of the National Asso- there ! entry-This Bill Hallahan of of golfing among the men and this respectively, proposition. there will be tables for dominoes lined up against anoth*r FANS SHOULD SEE a whale of a of Below our ethics the fairway. ciation of Professional on a changes. the Cardinals has a lot of the same competitive influence is stim- Baseball clubs balcony which is already in usually are imporrant game here Sunday when the locals alert cameraman caught Bancroft FIGHTS LAST NIGHT action of the old smoke_but he has been ulating interest among women golf- Sidney Well, of the Cin- the butldng. Bowling will be done The intersections! take on Topper Rignev’s fast mov- Bow-man following through on a president The Associated Press) wild to date... .well. Lefty ers and bids fair, acordmg to Patrick X__ 1 » M A (By from the front of the and V. building earnest pretty « lt»3fl campaign begins in A* « » 4 » ** o cinnati Red*, and various other I too,... local to the in- perfect divot. ST. PAUL —My Sullivan, St. Paul, tiers of seats will accomodate about a Grove used to .be wild, O’Brien, pro. eclipse John today after two-game preview ;j nine. Nig leaders of the will be in and so was , my dears. terest of men golfers. game the! outpointed Jack McCarthy. Chicago. forty spectators There will bp auto- yesterday which gave an exciting son Is rapidly get stands. There will be fifteen or more a0>. Jimmy Gibbons, Paul matic on each alley to of what mav the team in arrangements hint happen. ting Por the legion of fans throughout knocked out Chuck Golden, Min- entries who will tee off Saturday w t facilitate the setting of pins. In the American league contest, to shape i the the of the tourna- country that cannot see the neapolis. (3). are being made to the rather battered world's cham- morning, day new boys showins Arrangements to test their skill with Old game, arrangements have been ST. JOSEPH. Mo.—Jimmy Sayres. organire bowling teams the Philadelphia Athletics, ment, up all the time throughout pions. Par The match will be ninp made with the National Broadcast- Lafayette. Ind. knocked out Joev the Valiev and it is to hold their f.rst real attack of the Man Chapa Is the lat- planned opened be no ing company to put the contest on Fernandez. Mexico Cltv, (10). touraments . holes medal play. There will est to don th« between these teams vear to trounce the the air from as this is the first the start of the sixth DAVENPORT, la—Walter Dun- and others which will be brought 19 to 2. The Athletics are in fourth handicaps, uniform of th( tournament. Inning, which is expected at 10 p. ham. Oklahoma, outpointed Edgar from San Antonio, Houston and place after the eastern series, due locals. According O'Brien has put forth every ef- m.. Central time. Norman. Norway. (10). other Texas cities. principally to their Inability to to reports he is a fort in up a ladies' golf mak* anv progress agalns* Wash- building sweet little hurler. club here, and is anxious to see all ington Of the five games they lost Chapa came her* in the Valley J four were, to the Senators. BT lady golfers playing, from M e r c e d e : as he thinks that in time the Val- "iicrc ne nuried outclassed evert' ea«*ern opponen* Houston 14, Wichita Falls 5. with considerable will be able to have some mate- succew. His to take the league leadership. Waco 10, Shreveport 6. ley addition gives the lo- rial ready for the Women's State trBeaumont 9, Dallas 7. c*[ Cw?11ihre® ltkely burlers—Sail- Slujrers tournament. He is also looking for- nas, Williams and Fart Worth 4, San Antonio 0. Chapa. The When on the links, remember ward to arranging lnter-club match- catching staff is Against Detroit, the Athletics Friday’s Schedule composed of Pad- these rules set up by Eustaquio: es with other club towns in the ron and Ramos. played a vastly different brand of Houston at Wichita Falls. 1— BE SURE TO REPLACE ALL baseball. Thev started slugging with Beaumont at Dallas. Valley. DIVOTS. A COW MIGHT STRAY Owen W. of the Styling..... Stone, secretary the first as Max Bishop open- San Antomo at Fort Worth. GOOD UMPIRES." that ONTO THE COURSE. FALL INTO Superb pitch Is what Country club, has very generously the Rio THOSE HOLES ed the action with a home . and Waco at Shreveport. Grande Valley will have to ONE OF AND donated prizes for this event and they slowed up in only two innings Standing of the Clubs have. President O. N. Boeton told BREAK A LEG. THEREBY SEND- that there will be quite a The final count showed 18 hits for Teams P. W. L. Pet. promises gathering of managers Wednes- ING UP THE PRICE OF BUTTER home a few tournaments in the future. day at YOU ARE NOT JUST MAKING A Philadelphia, including five Beaumont . 20 13 7 .650 night Harlingen. "The suc- The Llano Grande Country club cess runs, three doubles and two triples, 22 14 8 .636 or failure of the will DIVOT—YOU ARE JEOPARDIZ1 Shreveport courses league get but sev- 9 has one of the finest golf largely ING THE PUBLICS POCKET while the Tigers could Houston _ .... 23 14 .609 1 depend upon the class ol in the Valley, and the course has en blows from , who Fort Worth. 22 11 11 .500 umpiring you obtain." he told the BOOK. for the • • • been put in first class shape managers. Of course struck out nine. Wichita Falls .... 20 10 10 .500 fans are high- sev- toumamnet. ly unreasonable 2—Shoot far If Detroit, however, is down in Waco . 22 9 13 .409 about umpires position. Thus. the ladles who will play enth after losing out to even* Dallas ..21 8 13 .381 Among Anything close should go to the you axe behind a tree, walk around place Mesdam.es Owen five Saturdav are home boys, It several times a small western team and dropping San Antonio .... 22 7 15 .318 they figure. Their views dragging Stone. William Copeland. George are out of seven games to Cleveland, be- distorted by partisanship. But broom along the ground. This ev- V. H. Holmes. R. H Kern. fore coming east. NATIONAL LEAGUE Breeding. if they really catch an umpire In a entually will help your position. E E. Johnson. R. C. Waters. Newell • • • The western representative also : Thursday's Recruits bad decision, they are on him for Waters. Miss Welch and others. life. vent down in the National league's j Boston 4. Pittsburgh 3 (only Umpires who know their busi- 3— Never make putts on horse- Wimberly McLeod of Harlingen ness should work baric. first, intersections1. game as the game scheduled ) the Valley league will be host at a home luncheon • • • Boston Braves took a sumr.se deri- Friday-* Schedule games. at the Country club, following the sion from Pittsburgh The final Boston at Pittsburgh. 4— Don't take more than one tournament. ANOTHER score, gamed bv three Boston home Philadelphia at Chicago. smash prediction for stroke if you are in the rough and Bridge games will be indulged In Chats. runs was 4 to 3. Brooklyn at St Louis Sports Some time ago when nobody’s in sight. bv the ladies during the afternoon. Mrs. J W fRed> Irvine became wo- • • • Five Straight New York at Cincinnati. Standing of the Club* man champion of the Junior Golf T have carefully checked these 1 course an The Braves owed their low posl- Team P. W. L. Pet by shooting even 50. this rules with Mrs. Calvin Suuees new stand- column hinted that Mrs. Calvin Juinor course tion in the National league j New York . 10 7 3 .700 golf woman cham- Surtees would be the next cham- lng to the New York Giants, who i Pittsburgh 13 9 4 .692 EXPORTERS ARE pion. and she heartily agrees with defeated them five times in sue- pion. By virtue of a 49 scored re- them all. j Boston . 11 6 5 .545 cession, but thev began to rise as Chicago 16 8 8 .420 soon as they invaded the west. St. Louis 14 6 8 .429 over Pittsburgh Yesterday's triumph Philadelphia .... 12 5 7 .417 0 N TO P AGAIN nut them up into third place while Brooklyn 12 5 7 .417 WESLACO GIRL WINS IN FIRST the Pirates dropped from first, won Cincinnati 12 4 8 .333 principally by a clean sweeo of | Cats, Buffs, Cubs And four games against the St. Louis AMERICAN LEAGUE ROUND OF DEBATE AT Are AUSTIN Cardinals, to second Thursday’s Results Beaumont Walter Berger spoiled a promis- Philadelphia 19, Detroit 2 (only Winner* ing pitching duel in yesterday’s game scheduled). AUSTIN. May 2.—(&>—Threat- torlous over Weslaco and Sherman game by hitting a pair of home Friday's Schedule ened by overcast skies and chilling took Bowie into camp. In the sec- runs in successive innings. Up to at j St. Louis Washington. 3r.a trimmed Austin; the seventh. Harrv Beibold of Bos- Detroit at Philadelphia. The annual see-saw In the per- Franklin defeated Main Avenue, meet ever for ton and Larrv French of Pittsburgh at New staged high schools and Oak •••in Chicago York. centage columns of the Texas Cliff bested Palestine. Summertime Apparel had it out whh onlv one of Texas under here this fought- j Cleveland at Boston. league was working overtime to- got way The boys and girls declamation run for Pittsburgh. Then Bereer Standing of the Clubs day, with Port Worth climbing In- morning with approximately 700 contests were slated to start this tied the score with a homer. Neun Team P. W. L. Pet to the first division. Wichita Falls athletes entered. The track meet morning and were to be held The suit of the Southland, in blues and fans—* followed his the Braves example and Washington 13 10 3 .769 back to fifth place, and simultaneously with the essay writ- J dropping was the feature event of the 20th bunched singles for a third run. j Cleveland 12 8 4 .667 Beaumont regaining the leadership ing. typewriting. Three-R. one-act Solid colors and neat striped effects. Berger's second homer In the Annual Interscholastic tour- art eighth Chicago . 10 6 4 .600 from Shreveport. League play, and Journalism contests. Coronado proved to be the deciding counter I 12 7 5 .583 Philadelphia. Port Worth played a notable game nament which opened here yester- Weslaco Girl Priced $39.50 with 2 pairs of pants as Seibold weakened in the last! 6 Wins St. Louis 13 7 .462 yesterday to finally climb from the day. half of the frame and gave Pitts- Ten debate j Boston . 13 5 8 .385 cellar division. Jimmy Walkup teams qualified for burgh two runs. Officials announced that rain Detroit. . 16 5 11 .313 a shut-out game giving the the second round in both the pitched would not halt the track and field boys With or without vests in solid New York 11 3 8 .273 Cats a 4 to 0 victory over San colors and stripes. meet, although it might handicap and girls debate dlvisons. The re- AUSTIN OUT Antonio, latest contender for the the running of the tennis tourn- sults of the boys debates were; Abil- VALLEY BALL bottom position Smith for the Perlbro Linens Priced $15 to $25 LONDON. May 2. —.p—When aments. As the result of the threat- ene from Childress; Greenville from Great Britain its Sunday Indians allowed only eight hits, plays s*cond t ened rain and few records Graham; Meridian from Denison; and winds, _ round tie either Rumania At Brownsville: Harlingen rs. but two of these were triples against were expected to be established, Ranger from Sanderson; Lubbock I or Poland ‘n European Zone Davis Brownsville. were converted. They meet again from although some of the best athletes Fort Worth North; Amarillo ft competition. Henry W Austin, At San Benito: Saints vs. Mis- today at Fort Worth. from In sailors and in the smartest Cup that ever participated in a state Brownwood; Temple from panamas season’s first tennis sion 30-30s. Wichita Fails, losintr again to ranking player in the meet have been entered. Lampasas; Yorktown from Laredo; At on let will not be a member of Harlingen: Red Ants vs Houston the Spudder field, ... kingdom, Kings- The first round in the boys ten- Houston San Jacinto from Trini- stylings Sizes to fit “Everyman.** the team. ville 'Morning, afternoon). m fourteen runs while piling up Straws nis singles and doubles and all but dad; Brackenridge. San Antonio, by Dobbs The to At Mercedes: Brownsville Cubs five, and thereby lost their decision drop Austin from only one match in the second round of from Nash. Priced $5 to $15 the team, for the second round at vs Lions. hold in the upper class. The teams the doubles were played yesterday. Teams winning in the first round least was reached after the A* McAllen: Brownsville Hatters the third of their series to- erratic j play This match, between Abilene and in the girls’ debate were; Robs town youth had been beaten decisively vs. McAllen. day. Sherman, was set for this morning. from Roscoe; Bellvtlle form Pecos; E. C A: La Feria- Waco Cubs had a big by Peters in the Brit sh hard Donna vs. La Ferla. The day Daisetta from Yorktown; Weslaco court championships Rt Bourne- Monday at handing the Sports Abilene Beats Weslaco Shreveport, from Navasota; San Angelo from mouth on Wednesdav. Peters, who At Mercedes: a 10 to 6 The timely Brownsville Hatters trimming Five teams. Amarillo. Main Ave- Hemphill; Temple from Mam Ave- beat Big Bi1.! Tilden on the Riviera vs. Lions. of Molesv.-orth and Speer swatting nue of San Antonio, Abilene. Cen- nue; Highland Park. Dallas, from earlier in the season, overwhelmed ; At Matamoros. Brownsville for the Cubs, each getting a double Cubs tral of Fort Worth and Sherman, [Frost; Lubbock from Kaufman: Austin. 6-2 6-3. 6-0. vs Nation ales. with the bases loaded, was an won out in the first round of the I Seymour from Brownwood; Sher- factor in their victory. important singles matches with Edna, Frank- man from Naples. The Dallas-Beaumont game at lin. Oak Cliff of Dallas coming In the girls’ debate. Austin. Dub- cwner So’ Dreyfuss' coming out through the second round of the lin. Uvalde. Goose Creek, Qua rah party took two hours and forty- doubles. In the singles matches. and Amarillo drew bves while In five minutes to settle in favor of Amarillo defeated Yorktown: Main the boys’ division. San Beaumont, although the game went Angelo. Avenue defeated San Jacinto of Uvalde. Columbus. Jewett. South only the regulation number of Houston: Abilene beat Rankin; Ft Park of Beaumont and San Benito Graduation frames. Dallas took an early four \ Worth Central downed Waco, and j drew byes. Specials run lead, and was leading by one Sherman trimmed Beeville. run in the to take the ji sixth, only In the first round of doubles. Edna short end of the 9 to 7 score. The Sensational Reductions defeated Perrvton: Main Avenue was before an esti- game played defeated Liberty; Franklin triumph- mated crowd of 12 ?00, as compared ed over Ballinger: Abilene was vie- in li: to the Steers' recent averaee daily l! attendance of around 500. The 12.- 000 came because Dreyfus threw MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS the gates open for the day in celeb- (By The Associated Press) -:-11 ration of his acquisition of the (Including games of May 1) Jewelry Musical Steers, now m seventh place. • National Batting—P. Waner. Pirate*. .479. r. S. GIRLS SET R Pirate*. 14 SWIM TODAY Instruments una—Comorosky Leather Goods SUNNINGDALE. England. May 2 Runs batted In—Herman, Robins: Novelties Beaten In their first com- Fiser. Cards 17. petition abroad. Glenna Collett and Hits—Frederick. Robins; Fisher. Watches women com- % her American golfing Cards. 24. Signet Rings rades now have their eyes fixed on Doubles—Flowers. Robins. 7. Diamonds Birthstone the British Womens championship Triples—Cuyler, Cubs; Suhr. Pi- Rings which will be played at Formby the rates. 3. » ______week of May 12. Homers—Jackson. Giants. 5 a Dance Miss Colletts team bowed to Stolen bases—Cuyler, Cubs, P. picked English squad headed by Waner, Pirates. 4. Have Diamonds and Birthstone reset in new Tonight your ;j Molly Gourlay yetserday, eight American mounting while you wait—Expert watch and Jewelry !; matches to six with one halved, but Batting—Cissell, White Sox. .432 repairing done in our store. the Americans made a surprisingly Runs—Slmmor.s. Athletics; E. Rice j; In view of the fact Senators. 13. 4 I good shewing Come in and be convinced Jm that they had arrived in England Runs batted In—Simmons, Athlet- only two days previously. ics. 21. Hits—Simmons, Athletics; Oliver. RELAY OPENS Red Sox. 21. CASINO PARK COLUMBUS, O., May 2.—

— Doubles—Kress. Manush, Browns; Brownsville Loan Office Leveling their lances against the Regan. Red Sox. 7. bapdjeapa at time, height and dis- xuyp -Senators. 8 HARLINGEN SAN BENITO HIGHWAY) ' June© Building tance, two thousand athletes from Homers — #!mmons. Athletics; j 120 colleges and high schools in 17 Reynolds. White Sox. 4. [States, assembled In Ohio Stadium Stolen bases—McManus. Tigers, S. today for the annual Ohio relays.

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