... f «»——»»»»—w»»« The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION mm L . cm »»»§>«■ r — ■ niiiiiiiiaiJ| '■' !'' ':;'1 2 ..___ L.— IS FAVORED TO DEFEAT WEDNESDAY CARNERA8 ■■■ — — LOUGHRAN^___ a...... GATE I l FROM DRIVE TO DIVE CAMERON MEET BALL PLAYERS KEEP FIT THIS WAY Leading Teams Enter IS ARRANGED Reynosa Polo Tourney TO BE SMALL• ‘ BY ALAN GUI LD bought or traded, during a life- MIAMI. Fla Feb 27. JP»-Flglit- time of .spectacular baseball achieve- Dance Matter Unable To New to Be Used and courage were Ute two I Regulations ing spirit ments. Hurt 258 Pound In Baseball And qualities that appealed most to John Joseph McOraw ln the host of great That was why two players atood • Champion Volley Ball players he handled 'or developed out as coming closest of all to tha affections of the old mast*.—th* iSpecial to The Herald; BY EDWARD J NEIL immortal Christy Matthewson and LA FERIA. m. 27 —Coach C- E. Rons the Texan that MIAMI. Pit.. Peb 27—The artis- Young, Mae Vail has hi* hand* lull in preparing developed Into one of the great cut- tic success of Primo Camera's Helen Hiclca. lor the Cameron county Inter- Visitor Hooks ; fielders of modern times Roth are heavyweight title defense against | scholastw league meet to be held dead now and if there’s a Valhalla 1PM A meriean I Tommy Loughran amid a back- at San Benito March 16 and 17, ah are the heroes of baseball gath- iroman's golf I but a considerable amount of the er, will have ground of palms seems assured, Record Bass they a welcome for preliminary details ha* been ar- their former chief tala. of the outcome, but from champion and 9 regardless ranged already. master o* the 19 a financial standpoint the receipts Tennis will get under way Fri- Dr. wm E OKeefe whose home Sentimental art 9 March Wednesday night probably will of driring. day. 15. with the girls’ Is In Appleton Wis- but who Is liv- preliminaries at Har- "Matthew.son," McOraw once told lade ail the back to the low gave Georgia H being held way ing now at Weslaco and thinking me -not only was a master rafts- Coir man Gilson, lingen and the boys’ preliminaries records of boxing s dark ages. g of man in the bos but be had tha teamen's 9 at San Benito. 'Hie final* are to moving permanently to the Val- former heart of a lion. Ho As the huge champion from be conducted at San Benito Sat- was in Brownsville ex- greater pitcher Olympic diving p ley, Monday ever lived." and his veteran urday morning, according to pres- Italy Loughran, t hampion. a lev. M amining the largest black bass ever Pictures ent arrangements. of Matty and Young had challenger, were content Tuesday son in dtir• in the so rar as rec- a golf ] The track preliminaries are to caught Valley prominent place for years in Mc- with exercise and rest, the the Miami- a Graw’s office light ing get under way at 4 p. in. Friday ords show. at the Polo Grounds. it became 4 Biltmore tour- Junior Dr O'Keefe Shortly after he turned th* club training campaign over, ™ j high and ward school caught the base. apparent from lack of interest at namettt recent• 9 coaches met with Vail recently and The big fellow weighed 7 pounds, over to Bill Terry in 1933 Mac can* will ! In early one day and the box olfice that the match ly. In return. I decided to use the interscholastic lour ounces, and a-as 22 inches in removed them, not draw more than $75,000 in gate Georgia gave £ league rules lor playground base- length. Dr. OKeefe caught the at a time when he thought no cn* || would receipts a* "Billie" a lesson "* ball contests. These rules are very bass in the Llano Grande lake observe this evidence of sen- out timent. Not since Tex Rickard came in fancy diving. 9 similar to regular baseball, allow- southwest of Mercedes, using a light * of the lands of the far a his life-iime McOraw al- gambling Here they are I ing bunting, scoring on passed ball, casting rod and line, and floating During west ago to set new records on throw back. etc. A 12- He had the fish ways ducked the issue of picking years posed for piling- 9 ixormg plug. mounted by lor fight receipts tlirough a com- 4 inch ball will be used by mutual George Blanchard of an all-star team from -he Giants kl ing. Miss Hicks 9 Brownsville, ot and it there is a he directed over s 30 bination promoting genius wm- i,tt consent, but, disagree- and it attracted considerable atten- year period, the fighting ability ol Jack Demp- ment, the 14-uich ball will be used. tion Monday when displayed at but It can be told now that Terry sey has the heavyweight champion- The volley ball rules to be used Batse 11-Wells. was Ills choice for first, wVh Frame ship fight business fallen to such also are new. a 7 1-2 foot net will Dr. OKeefe said that ’i* Is not Frisch, Dave Bancroft and Arthur low financial state. In fact the be used and two senes instead of a veteran fisherman, and has en- Devlin completing the infield. lac • heavyweight title match that one are to be allowed. All other joyed the bass fishing in the Val- Your*. Mike Donlln and Georg* dropped below $75,000 in receipts /aoiiey ball rules will be the ley this winter more than any oth- Browne In the outfield, Matthew- was Jim Corbett's failure to legain Spaulding Mens rules. This leans er fishing he has tried In telling son and Brrshnahan the number in his crown from Jim Jeffries that only teams of six- v ill ba of the big fish he said MI let the one battery He did not Include Rog- 1903 That match drew $63,340. allowed to compete, even in girls' bait rest on the water for a ume. ers Hornsby, who played only cn* competition. then gave it a little and un- year with the Giants. Sugar pull Heavy Ward school* are getting recog- der it went. He went to the bottom iyj ;;; Hans Greatest 1 mtion for the first tune, according and was soon in weeds bince that far heavy- j trangled up gone day ( >! rules, the chailen to Vail. events will be to be Queensbury I Their sep- and moss. At first I though I had weight championships grew ■er was John I Frank Crosatti George Pucinelli g His 1911-12 teams were tv* fav- the under dog arated from the Class “A- and hooked a catFsh.• with millions At the , synonymous lulhvan was a 4 to 1 favorite whe orites. although they failed to ach- career—and I Champ Frogs Cop B junior high schools. Frank Crosetti of the New York to fit the winter The largest bass previously caught height of Rickards ( torbett beat him. and Corbett wa keep during ieve the world championship glory For instance, according to pres- in the <* 4 the boom Dempsey and ,, and Funnelli of month*. The are shown In a Valley weighed pounds, gamed his 190fi days—Jack 5 to 3 choice when Bob FiUfiUn ent will be Yankees George pair by outfit and 1921- drew $1,895,733 in records, competition ounces Some bass weighing as much Gene Tunney ions Knocked him out. Final Contest the St. Louis in a San 22 combination!1 classified as follows: "Class "A” Browns And volley- game Francisco, Cal., as 10 been their first match m Philadelphia pounds have reported Hans was idea John-on was 3 to 1 but he loj t: _ Wagner McOraw1* Junior highs--Harlingen. La Ferla. ball an excellent with which when some lakes were drain- in 1926. and the top gate ot all . sport gymnasium. found of the all-round of 0 Jess Willard and Wii ird ha if Rio Hondo. Santa Rosa and San greatest player for their return ed. but Dr. O'Keefe's fi*h la the air boxing. $2,658,660 u n 8 to jedRe when bea FORT Feb 26— Tht time and none of Babe Ruths Dempsey WORTH. Benito. Class "B junior highs— ever tackle. match in Chicago the next year largest caught on made j iim down. Dempsey was a 2 1* Itxm Stuart PIsoe, Wilson Tract. Port exploits ever the old man the champion, is Christian University cagers Dr. O Keefe was visiting nere with Camera, present d 1 favorite o\er Tunney the firs change his mind. To him the Babe champions oi Die Soutttwest con- Isabel. Lm Fresnos. El Jardln, Were Herb Thlenell. who formally in bankruptcy. Matty, Young Mac’s golj professional was a *wo out- ime they met Max Schmeling wa s ference. their season Santa Mar a and Ward just slugger. Then# the fact that Miami is completed Rangerviile. is guest at the Cmmaek home near Despite a slight favorite when Jack Shar here the schools 'known’—La Fens, Fred standing figures. Ruth and Me- with visitors, the sun is Monday tughi by taking Brownsville. Dr O'Keefe and Thie- jammed ^ e> beat him and Sharkey was 3 ol the Booth Jardin. Favorite Baseball Graw, waged a battle of powe- and has in- measure Rice Owls 42-25. i 'SB'. El Harlingen Players nell are from the same city. shining, and Loughran 1 wits t‘ > 1 when Camera knocked hin It was the tcr>h of the (three Rio Hondo. during the 1931-32-33 World as a victory schoolsi, creased his status challenger u ut last June Scries with honors about even. season for the Frogs as compared •Special to The Herald» hex* March 15*22 to an* considerably by his show ot condi- hart 1 according McOraw a for be- As the athletes finished to two louses. This may be the had reputation tion in training, tickets REYNQ6A. Feb. 27— A polo ! nouncement made morn- and ability t Monday, the Miami box last the will Hounds Win Tuesday Rematch Is Signed ing able to handle eccentrio or It 'ake an raining championship Frogs Again .ournament pitting some of the have sold slowly woulg * troublesome (] ig commission named CSihn Me rather undrr Coach Francis Sch- The St. Joe Bloodhound* continu- ing. players. “Bugs" Ray- run on the box offices to oest squads m northern Mexico For Card amazing ^ ochktn and Roy Latham to judg who is with Ohio ed their winning ways here The Mexican Thirteenth Harlingen mond. Larry McLean. Hein.# Zim- to the total mfdt dickering Monday against strong Valley teams, in- Regi- bring the gate up , it to The merman. Chief and Jun fight with Leo Shea previous! t state University for a position as ; by taking the measure of the Fort (.Special Herald) Myers Madison Square Garden hoped for j cluding Brown, will be held ment. captained by Plutarco Elias , ppomted referee. The match i s mentor. "Giants" 20-12. Hounds are tn HARLINGEN FVb 27—A re- Th * pe were son* of the n*> a col- was made—$100,-i head The of when th# match ^ heduled for 10 m. Calles, Jr., mayor Monterrey, match between 'Soldier Jack" orful characters he handled. 1 p. ant i The box score. I the running for the city champion- 000 , ill not be broadcast. is one ot the teams to enter the ! Bums, elongated Fort Brown over- ** RICE FG FT Tps PF ! ship. This is despite the fact that Thousands of Fans and Jburneay, f 0 4 4 3 The score: tournament. The War Department hand swinger, •'Tiger’* LeMon, there are 2.000 seats available at battered California slugger, has Barnes, f . 0 ft 0 2 GIANTS Fg Ft Pf. Tp team of Mexico City, captained by g20 each with most of them sola. Honor John McGraw been signed for the semi-final of THIS WEEK Wttt f . 1 2 4 3 Gomez, f . 2 0 3 4 General Anacieto Guerro. also is Ordinary ringside seats are priced Meet Announced N Moore, f 0 0 ft 0 0 0 2 0 NEW YORK. Feb 27 (#»—'The to be entered. R "Dock" (Taoks fight card STARTING and down to $2 for 'Cantu, f. at $11 range to The here night. iSpecial Herald* c 2 4 8 1 Casta, e . 3 0 ft 6 admiration and respect which base- The 12tii officers sta- Friday seals Kc-Uy, Cavalry the rear ball Bums won over LeMon with a M ALLEN. Feb. 26.—The annua 1 Johnston, 1 o 2 3 Ramos, g . 0 2 2 fans felt for John J- McGraw tioned at Fort Brown have been Odds on Camera to retain Ills j g Q THURSDAY a 7 0 3 the of his technical knockout in the seventh id go county Interscholastic Mu Eaton, g 1 2 Lucio. g . 0 0 3 0 Tuesday opened doors practicing over a period of months championship, perhaps by an early stanza a soiree tn •' Meet be 0 0 0 0 home Pelham manor to them. in previous and c will held at McAliei l McCullough, g . Vera, g . 0 0 0 0 in and *u-e well mounted. A senes of knockout, still hold at 3 to 1 j | Brownsville. The hostilities were 1 ■ 1 1 All fans who the with bgh school March 23 and 24. ac Brummett. g 0 1 day followed dunday competitions has put the » few wagers have been made called to halt when cne of the xding to announcement of Supt Metzler. g 0 0 0 0 Total r. 5 2 R 12 fortunes of the New York Giants Pi. Brown aggregation near top the titleholder a tavorite as high was y ■ closed * J. T Barbee o' the Weslaco Pub Bellman, g 0 0 0 0 ST. JOE Fg. Ft Pf. T.J. during the 30 years the "little Nap- shape. Tiger’s lamps as S to 1, a situation which has That is the fight LeMon c Schools who has been namet Kiahn f . 3 0 2 6 oleon" managed the club, the cid- Civilian teams from Hidalgo and only the veterans shaking their heads a irector of er ones knew or a as has had since Jack Payne brought the meet. Totals 7 11 25 17 Lopez f . 1 1 0 3 who saw him as Reyncsa, recognued strong ag- and analyzing sharply the chances him to the Valley from Beaumont J. Wesley Taylor. McAllen T C-U FCi FT Tps. PF c . 0 1 3 1 player with the Orioles gregations, are to compete m the a: a Loughran beating jun Trujillo, Baltimore 185-pound k t ft 3 and Burns has fought once since, tak- schorl will ac ; Walker, f 0 0 .. 0 0 the youngsters, to whom Mc- also Camera. high pmicipal. Maldonado, g 2 4 tournament 1 illi K 358-pound a 1 tor * o o o 0 Graw' was a ing bad shellacking from Joe marshal the meet, whilt Stanton, t ...... Cuellar, g . 2 2 0 6 little more than tradi- The schedule of gamm Is as fol- 4 Dundee who clowned throughout Win rincipal A. M Weir of McAlier i Allison, f . 4 2 10 tion out of baseballs past, were al- lows: vl rnderdogs the enior will serve a i f 12 4 0 lowed to their to ten rounds High School Chappell, Totals . 8 4 5 20 pay last respects March 15. Department of War l ■ A / a*i'A to the management, it iP®WjWWl^^B Back again into ring history, si age announce: All entries ;n tht > Lester, c 3 3 9 3 tlv dead leader. vs 13th Regiment. According 0 2 is to get Tommy Mun- the sharps can show you that tv err rr eet. which will include 26 con I Truelscn, g-c . 1 1 A monument hss been de< a i More than 60 names, most of them March 16. Fort Brown vs. Rey- attempting 0 0 0 roe of Sun Antonio for Dundee time the htavrweigh* title has t< •sts. must be fUed by March 1 ! Har.ston. g .. 0 it La Oranifr Tex to the 17 sol- well known ui baseball, on the stage nosa. 0 ft 0 in the main event. changed hand* tinder the Marquis w ith Director Barbee at Weslaco I Stow. g . 0 diers who died m the "black bean and in New York official hf« were March 17. Hidalgo vs 13th Regi- j 0 o ft ft j seibold. g . execution.'’ Gen. Santa Anna cap- placed on the lud of honorary pall- ment. ft 4 3 Myers, g . 2 tured 176 Texans in 1842 and. wish- bearers. March 18. Department of War I in' Kins' r . 4 2 1ft 1 ing to execute one-tenth of them.1 Tile sen ices will be held Wednes- vs. Fori Brown. r-‘7 0 ft The Aztec Perkins, g . 0 1 he put 17 black beans and 150 white day morning at 10 a. m at Si. March 19. Reynosa vs Hidalgo. SAN BENITO beans in his hat. The 17 who drew | Patriots cathedral. The Rev Vin- March 20. 13th Regiment vs. 1 Totals 15 12 42 14 black bean* were shot. cent De Paul Mulry. pastor of the Port Browm Delicious Mexican Food Pelham Manor church where Mc- March 21 Department of War vs. Dinner music every night Graw worshipped, will celebrate the Hidalgo. 7 to 8 p. m. ;■ 1 I SB i li i ll'B high requiem mass and the full March 22, Reynosa vs. winners. No Cover Cnarge ~Wji AFT KRENZ choir of gt. Patrick s will chant the All contests are to begin prompt- Lee Prauae & His Alter his m. are In This Corner, responses. the funeral ly at 3 30 i and to be Orchestra body will be taken to Baltimore judged General Juan Andreu by Nites where it will be placed in a vault Almazan. commander In chief of Dancing Saturday. Sunday in Bonnie Bra« cemetery to await the Sixth Zone. Monterrey, Mex. 8®e Per Couple burial.

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