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New York . 104 (Associated Pres* Sports Writer) four no two came in the bingles, Cub Outfields About . 93 37 .620 Start For Valley as the Chattanooga Lookouts and Philadelphia Thursday Night At Among the unsung heroes of the Of the Valley same inning. 90 60 .600 the Beaumont Exporter* prepared Washington baseball is back Matched 64 .570 closing campaign Mgr. Eleven to shift the scene of battle to the Izzy Goldstein, who rushed Evenly Cleveland . 85 Mat Arena To all corners Lew Fonseca of the White Southern association club's Ten- from the Detroit Tigers to help Detroit. 72 74 .493 Chicago the win the Texas St. Louis . 62 87 .416 Sox. Of the Country— nessee home tomorrow. Exporters league (The following tory. comparing a . 48 100 .324 In as she is The Lookouts walked off with pennant, pitched five-hit game the Chicago wrestling wrestled Fonseca, in his first full season The B J. C. minus all Yankee and Cud outfiaids, is who know Scorpions, winds in Boston . 42 106 .288 People second 5 to 0. terday that was blasted to the a today, the left hook is the most ef- first players of last year, the game. first of series on the rival pen- as pilot of a big league club, not string after the had shut out the seventh when the Lookouts fective hold. An ex- morning in Exporters nant teams) Wednesdays Results outstanding forced to Will leave early Friday an only has been struggle quality 0 in the scored four runs on two hits, ___ ponent of the aforesaid left hook Christi where they the visitors l to Tuesday Cars for Corpus error, one walk and one infield Chicago 11-3; Detroit 3-1. will perform for the benefit of along with a chronic loser, but C. C. col- I opener. BY .ALAN GOt'LD Buy Valley open the season &t&inst Washington Boston 0-2. Brownsville fans Alex McColl, who was scratched out. ’(Associated Pres* Sports Editor) 1-3; wrestling here to- probably has had the biggest turn- lege 3:30 p m. St. Louis 4; Cleveland 3. night. the Dallas ro6ter In the Tex- The Lookouts went 15 innings NEW YORK. 22—(iP)—Un- over of talent since the fans who have watched from Sept. game began. Grapefruit- Valiev without a score, been shut Philadelphia 8: New York 4. He is none other than Ernie as league four years and told having less the leading exponent of the records dis- the through two undefeat- and he will have as his Of pitchers alone, the wu> Scorps of a sore out in the first game, but when of the home Stephens Just like people unable to recog- he was “through” because strategic value run. Thursday's Games ed seasons will be did break loose broke opponent that tough Mondt person close. 25 have graced the Sox line- arm. was the hero of yesterday's they they up Babe Ruth. Is in nuch improved nise many of the F-orps this fall. Washington at Boston. of Beaumont. All of which is an- up since the season opened, rhe Know a fan-rousing mound duel between health a week hence, the Yankees Quality— John Sanders of Harlingen, guard, New York at other way of saying there should average for the other clubs in the McColl and Goldstein. will not show any advantage over Philadelphia. Is the onlv returning squad mem- at Detroit. be a devil of a fistfight two lea./ues was around 13 clothes from It started when Reese walked. the Chicago Cubs insofar as the Chicago tonight major Buy The Valley line-up will be an three scheduled. when this pair gets together. {lingers. The however, ber. Newsome, Beaumont shortstop, cleanup blows of their outfielders Only games figures prpve, The Fashion— affair when the boys In other parts of the wrestling that the Sox owners have been ex-Cardlnal stepped in front of a made-to- are concerned in the forthcoming the club. NATIONAL LEAGUE world, Stephens is known as out and them in an Where are assured start against Corpus order double play grounded off battle for the baseball champion- going getting they slated to start at cen- L. Pet. ••Wildcat" and not without reason. effort to build their fences. Losano is Bolton’s bat, but the ball went of the world. W. up ship Brownsville fans have never seen Of the best clothes Hamilton and John . 89 62 .589 Two veterans of the Sox ter, Charley through his legs for an error, and The Yankees, on show a Chicago staff, M. Elmofc paper, him In action but he has worked Banders at 'niards, R. heavier Pittsburgh . 83 66 .557 Milt Gaston and Paul Gregory, At reasonable Reese raced to third. Bolton stop- punch but this Is offset by at Harlingen. Ernie is the slam- and Huck Harrison at tackles. Brocklvn . 79 72 .523 turned in sparkling work yesterday ping at first. Travis doubled to the fact Ruth has to contend with bang Prices— and Wilhelm at ends and Philadelphia . 77 73 .513 type. in beating Detroit twice, 11 to 3 and Thompson score Reese and sent Bolton to a bigger "tummy ache" than all Mondt has beaten Villarreal and Boston . 76 76 .500 everything 3 to 1. Drake, Scheupbach. thwd. Boss walked to fill the bases. the rest of the outfielders com- Get that fall thrown at him in tV Brownsville returned to gtacev at the backfield positions. New York . 69 80 .483 Babe Ruth the Yan- Wilburn gave the Exporters hope bined. arena. Not only beat ’em. but beat starters learned fhelr St. Louis . 69 80 .463 kees' Line-up, still slightly wobbly Outfit today. Seven of the when he filed out to Newsome, but The only real difference between 'em in falls. he Rektorik at Cincinnati 59 92 .391 straight Recently from his illness, but the league football under Dutch McColl hit a line drive at Gold- ’he two outfield groups is repre- summoned and announced Wednesday’s Results Stephens champions were given an 9 to 4 Harlingen. stein to score Bolton. Goldstein sented by the batting averages of that he was tired of the St Louis 2. Cincinnati 0. palookas drubbing bv the ex-champion Polish Conditions knocked the ball down and re- Ruth and Ktki Cuyler. who patrols and demanded that he be given a Need Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 8. Athletics. The Babe got a single covered in time to nab McColl at right field for the Cubs. The un- worthy opponent. Ernie thought out New York 2. Boston 1. in four trips. The Scorps have been only WITH your collar wilted and an official season figures are .348 for for a time and decided to take first. Kingdon ripped out a single long took both ends of a and are far from a clicking intense for a tall one (lots Only three games scneauied. Washington a week craving and Travis and Boss home. Ruth and only 288 for Cuyler. but on the smart Mondt fellow himself. Coach galloped Thursday’s Games doubleheader from Boston, 2 to 0 club. Thursday afternoon of ice*, it is hard to realize that that doesn't tell the real story. I So there you are. All except for The Lookouts got another run in at and 3 to the first in- was busy off football is really here. But it is, Brooklyn New York. 2, going 10 Ben Brite polishing the when Gill led off with Where Ruth has been laid up the fight which can be seen at were eighth at j The double win clinched the small sauad. The boys neighbor, and by next week foot- considerable Pittsburgh Chicago. arena nings. a double and scored on Infield outa and lost of his much- the tonight. & on defense, covering ball will be the diet of the Cincinnati at St. Louis. third place in the American League drilled pass dally Reese needed strength. Cuvier has come In the semi-final, Chas. Hurd So better by and Bolton. three scheduled. for the Senators, as Cleveland was punts and defensive line play. sportprints. you’d get down the home stretch like a Only games will take on Antonio Canales. McColl rose to the pitching pin- a 4 to 3 decision to St. INSURANCE are out for the wheezes and bloops out of the forest fire fanned a rhe dropping Twenty-four players in fou:#li. He by gale, old if , nacle thf walked Louis. the Scorp eleven, but only a few superhet you are going to fleet Klki has bee producing the JUST REVERSED BONDS hear some of those eastern broad- Benton to start with, but like a Net Mars Compete The New York Giants continued will make the trip to the Port City. big cleanup wallop when the Bruins TOLEDO. Ohio.—Most peoj J casts.
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