The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION —‘^^^^**^M**M*MMM>MM*Mr^*<,^**"MM**^M***MMM* ]%rmrrrrrrr rr rr r r ir i ■ i r r r rmmtui i 111 j j r r r r t "r |B YANKEES REVAMP INFIELD AND HOPE FOR BETTER HURLING Another Cunningham Navy's 1934 Craw. I] KNOWLES GETS Reds Have Good Grid Squad Dixie Diamond BIG BABE IS Eagles Defeated Chatter By Elks 6 to 4 FIGHT HITTING’EM TOUGH Getting beck te their old eham- Hr Associated pttw Monship form In preparation for CUBS jpentng of • 'new league, the Montana Said Due to Give Gooms and Ruffing Du* To defeated the LOB ANGELES. March 28. JPt— Brownsville EUu Bmta Indian Of Come Through Thin 1-4 in a well playground ball Plenty Worried over his batting slump (a played Season jonteet here Wednesday night. Scrap Is vhen he hits slump to Mr. Klem The EUu got away to a one-rur lew than .310), Chuck Klein, lotting toad in the opening frame and add- Herald) BY ALAN GOULD (Special to The of the Cubs, is studying tim- »d another in the fourth. Tha Agul- hope ST PETERSBURG. March HARLINGEN, March 29—‘’Chief" FIs., las earns back in the fifth to punch ing. Perry Knowles, 8t Pete Indian who 29.—With a dub that was the over a pair of tallies to knot the “When you get in a slump," says count. The EUu sewed the game dropped a close 15-round decision leading run-getting machine In the up Chuck, "don’t worry. Study your In the sixth and seventh inning? to “Kid’' Bruno here two weeks ago. major league* teat year and shows all will be well" when they scored four timee. The will have to out everything he timing and nc sign of it* in put losing potency Eagles rallied U) the eighth to send has night to prevent Joe Friday this respect, the New York Yankees two rune arrow the plate Montana of San Antonio from WHITE SOX clattering rely upon a revamped Infield and but they were not enough clouting him completely out of the LOS ANQELES—Zeke Bo.iura the better to them Fred Wright, the old bug mang- Volley featherweight picture. six foot. 206 pound rookie from Dal- much pitching keep m the race this ier himself, demonstrated him to who seen in the las of the Texas league, is more than pennant year. Montana, wa* the The Elk hit as s hit- It is a question ol how set DX. renterflald Valley as a youngster three years living up to exoectatiom naturally the eminent Mr. Ruth will two home runs in four servings at ago. is generally recognised as one ter for the White 8ox. long cavort In field, on a the platter. of the best featherweight* in the The first baseman has been ham- right daily basis, but tne Babe's sensational The score The fact* an* that San An- mering the ball hard and against stajie. streak of has buoyeu ELKS AB R H O A I tonio fan* rate Montana well above the Cubs Wednesday collected two spring hitting bit own conviction that he will do Lesser, lb . 4 0 0 9 9 0 Bruno because he not only ha* box- singlet and a home mn. ole share of the chores in at least Ball. a* ..4 1 18 4 2 ability—he can stop them with ing 100 games. Wright cf. 4 2 2 0 0 0 a punch. RED SOX power, however, is ros Sample p-2b.4 0 1 3 1 l The Indian ts striving hard to re- SARASOTA. Fla— Pipg:a» and Batting what the club needs most. Witn Swan. 3b-p.4 1 1 2 2 l ggin the prestige he lost when he Pennock will do the honors for the hitters like Red the sensa- Wood, lb . 4 1 l 0 19 1 decision Red Sox in Thursday’s game with Rolfe, drooped that fifteen-round 0 tional new Lou Gehrig, White, rf . 4 110 0 he certain to wade the Phillies at Winter Haven. shortstop, to Bruno, and Is 4 0 0 ben Chapman, Tony Lazzerl and Maxev, c . 0 0 3 in an effort to Lefty Grove apparently isn't ready into Montana tag 0 Bill Dickey, in addition to Ruth, Welch if . 3 0 0 3 0 him and slow him down in the open- to pitch and the Sox management * Whatever la said about the Cincinnati Red baseball squad's plenty of punch will be available Pilgrim, cf ... 1 0 0 0 0 I rounds. Montana a* been hear- refuses to hurry him. ing fair but it won t do much good to aver- Harrison p-lf. 3 0 0 9 1 1 about the big gates at the chances, it remains they have a pretty football team. Beattie ing age around seven rum per game tentative 1984 and he is Feathers. All-America halfback from the University of Tennes- SENATORS Here is the Navy's Harlingen Legion arena unless 7 the pitching department Total* . 3» 8 "7 17 IT to move in as a regular see last year, and Stanley Bach, former University of Kentucky BILOXI. Miss.—Sheriff Dave crew—out for the Arst time in a preoaring checks the opposition. EAGLES AB R H O A E main event attraction—providing he gridder, are trying out for the team. Feathers, above at left, and Harris, spare fielder end pinch hit row on the llevera river practice Ceyanes as. 4 0 0 1 1 0 the Indian. Ernie Reds’ artist of the Washington Senators can stop Bach, right, are showing Lombardi, catcher, how to It's up to Lefty near Md. The boating: 0 1 is how to Annapolis. HaughtaHng. 3b ... 4 ! 1 5 The semi-final will bring together tackle. already figuring spend his John Cunningham Victor Krnlak. coxswain; Lockett, 9b . 4 1 0 2 4 2 two up-and-coming Va’ley nroducts share of the 1834 World Series ut. Tins puts the mam issue square- Captain Hunter, e . 4 0 0 9 0 0 -Mike Battalino of McAllen and “Those other clubs better con- Because his brother, famed Glenn ly up to tne big rea-needed ngnt- Henry Hemingway. Manila. P 1.. 4 Oreen. lb.4 0 10 10 fiLque Valdez of Brownsville. These centrate on second place he advis- of Kan- nanuer, Charles Rufus Rulirng stroke; R. P Criswell, San Fran- Cunningham, University Bracht. cf-lf . 4 110 0 0 the of »he feath- ed stray listeners, even after the and Benor Vernon (Lefty) Gomes, two boys are pick sas* cisco. No. 7; E- E. Hoffman. Nats to champion nailer, is too good Cal., McGonlele. rf .... 4 1 1 0 1 1 ers developed in the Rio Delta Redshirt Band dropped a 4 3 dects'on whose aecime in effectiveness last Edinburg for him to to John New York City, No. •; E. C Enn* cf-lf.4 0 10 10 idnce the law decided to let the Wednesday to the Cleveland In- hope equal, year represented the difference be- Oolke. 4 0 0 7 2 0 alone dians. Cunningham, age 17, Lawrence, tween a worki champion&nip club Bauer. St. Paul. Minn.. No. I; M. p. fighters Richards, cf. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Battalino has been winning on for Memorial school ath- in 1932 and * second-pitot outfit W Woods. Ft Collins. Colo.. No Plays Valley Relays Kas., high Total*. 37 4 5 15 16 4 cleverness and punching ability, GIANTS in 1933. lete, has taken up boxing, is ama- 4. L D. Paradis, Somersworth. By : while Valdez has been conning bout ORLANDO, Fla.— The champion li both Ruffing and Gomes re- tunings Mr. later but New teur of to Jot N H.. No. t;J M. Sebiour. Phila- Elk*. 100 102 200-0 after bout with his rugged aggres- (Special to The Hewld) Robertson Wednesday York Giant* took the lorn: heavyweight champion turn top form, Manager Eagles. 000 030 030—4 a Brownsville SAN BENITO. March i9—The no further entries eould be accept- route home Thursday minus one cf Kansas. McCarthy will have plenty ol pitch- Pa.. No. 1; W, B. Bap- siveness Valdez, delphia, and the players who worked out at their ing. tor Johnny Alien ana Ruse Van Umpires Cobolini, Deputy newsboy, is a real crowd please* famous Redshirt band of Elinourg ed for the dash because preliminary less. Knoxville. Teaeu. how* with Miami Beach training ramp. Ed Atu sopcomore soutnpaw, figure Hanna Home Rum: Wright ff>, who wades in and chunks away shod will be official musical heats had been filled to capacity by belt high left handed a ho «o do even better than last year Bracht fl». Struck out: By Gotke 7, te’Mng effect from the opening the 8an Antonio entrlu». Mi. Rob- Wineapple. pitcher for the second annual Alien won 13 and Atu Harrison 3, by Snmple t. Chet Houde of Donna is to meet organ‘nation and hurled for Prtvidence college several w&en Van by to be held ertson did Morgan Defeat The a second gam* sne- ValJ*y Relay Carnival aceept years ago. was turned over to the IX Eagles played Kid Galveston in a six-round as an to 'he Jaysees Golf R Billey entry high jump Tourney are here Saturday, according to C. Buffalo Giant* From thi including Charles with a pick-up high school team, Hal Jesus Torres and Kid Lopez and Clark to the broad Bailey Intrnationala.Ts the group Robertson, general chairman oi the jumo. broke I Jevens. Oe-rge (Jhle, Mac- winning 10-0. In the opening four rounder. would have been entered to the 720- camp. Danny Postponed athletic meet which it sponsored 28 to 9 i&yden. Broaca, Marry dash if the heats had not been Johnny schools with the yard Faculty— What to to be the laraeat BASEBALL RHITTR by Valley high PIRATES Smythe, Floyd Newkirk and Jimmy Decision to postpone the start- said mer- filled to ben (A) 3. fiancial assistance of 10" il LOS ANOELES .Calif.—Victorious De Snong. the Yankees will selec: bell in the world the greet Boston (N) 3. New York The officials were forced ing date of the Valley champion- chants. relay over SCHOOL BALI. LI AGUE four or five reserves relief work of Moscow, which has a dreura- tie the Hollywood club of the Pa- for (8 innings). to decline late entries from Lock- ship golf tournament from April and a 1 The band will parade downtown cific Coast in a double en- W L. Pet and double-header duty. ferenee of 08 feet height Cincinnati (NT 4: Boston (AT hart and Premont because no more league Team— before the afternoon pregram and With at least one mfielder and 1 to April 8, was reached at a of 21 feet. It weighs 443.773 pounds, (A) gagement, the Pittsburgh Pirates . 2 0 1.00(1 Cleveland (A> 4; Washington rebates were available and the en- Giants will be on the field for some time. outfielder to spare, and headed for Los Angeles Thursday . 1 1 -500 Lyn Lary meeting of the local golf commit- Faculty i':'." * try I'sts to most cases ‘d1 ... ..'.i' :7 A raised platform is being complete. and a four vlyrli Hcag. McCarthy has beer * A) 18; Chicago 'NT t special gav se^es with the . 1 1 -MX tee Chicago Relay officials are elated over Sophs de- Tuesday. 1. provided for the band which nas Chicago Cubs. 1 -MX anxious to toruly his pltcning New York (N» 5; Buffalo 'I) nrespects for the meet because of Seniors .1 1 Is Easter and won many honors In musical con- partment the trade route but s: April Sunday, .-..-. countries to 1931 and their trade for Friday night but was moved up Brown, cf .. 4 0 1 ( “Cocktail Hour” amounted to 125,200,000,0?0. a day. Jones, as . 4 o 1 2 DAY.. Garza, lb with BEBE DANIELS HAT . 3 0 0 1 Picard Guinn, rf . j 1 o C Leading PTNEHURST. N. C.. March 39.- Columbia Comedy Sords Points . . Jack Sords (jPi—A Carolina .By Totals . 38 9 9 1« 27-year-old profee This is a Dress-Up Easter and COLLEGE AB R H I slonal with a brand new putter am I Merchants Tickets Good is smarter than a straw hat? what a score five under was the max i ! Hanna, as . 6 2 2 C par. On This Show to beat as the final 36 holes of thi i Get yours today—while the selec- Clark, lb . 7 8 4 1 32nd annual North and 8outb opei > — tion is complete. Tamayo, Sb . 3 6 6 1 Admission 10c golf tournament started Thursday. Walker, p . 6 6 4 <] He was Picard of Charles- LaRoche, 2b . 7 4 6 1 Henry ton; the score was 137 for the firs Enns. e . 5 4 4 C Knox .. $4.00 36 holes of the event and the * Dutro, ef . 6 1 2 D put- thi Bonnick. rf.7 1 1 C ter was doing black magic along up If grained carpets of Plnehurst’s sane 1 Hopkins.$1.95 Washington. . 6 1 4 fl Because! I j greens. The slender Charlestonian Wed- It’s Got Youth! Totals . 56 28 81 3 By innings: nesday leaped Into the van of thi Gayety! Lausrh.s! formidable competition when h( ; Faculty . 103 ‘HO 301— 9 Romance — Lov returned a 68. three under par. to g< , College . 530 447 230—28 with his 69 of the previous day. Son (rfl • • • • Although the London County It s a Hitl Council provided homes for 26.- (00 people, there still are thou- Today Six comedy aces sands of ui the people metropolis m this deck! The unsuitably housed. cards are stack- Texas, largest state to United Friday for fmi i States, has an area of 365.896 square miles and a population of about 22 □arsons to the square mile. ‘Six of a Kind’ Charlie Haggles Today fJSJy Selected II*T.W. C. Fields The glorious musical Sheet romance of two hearts Alison Skipworth to . . . songtime Subjects George Burns Mou/Ufctt# *0 Oracle Allen HMnunc Ramon NOVARRO I I \ ‘LETS FALL IN LOVE* SUNDAY — MONDAY Jeanette MacDONALD I with Jerome Kerns Great Musical Romance Edmund LOWE Ann Sothern _ Miriam Jordan CAT a FIDDLE” I Music that weaves a FRIDAY and SATURDAY I magic spell Romance that touche: the depths of human emotions . 11* UM9 D«CN***^ Oy ARTAjedF, /k UMS AflAU," ftiXitiD AlWl^fc AT UU8 * TMC fbRMCQ. 06UBWB SOi/ThRAW PI CAP™ttBrowns villa I OfAATOUK I **OUniUtUTI QUEEN- BAN BENITO FewfEARSA&O .-.... | > ■ ■ & .JHlll..all, .1 lift l! ; IHUi if *, * ■■, i* v
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