| Tfo BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION rn «—MmijjjjiiMiujjtfijtfmxMaiMiiJfxiKanniiriMJmjffafiitiifffHeiittiiettittfjatJAiiftattiQMmiiMMt—MaMxa——«r ««■—mwii—«—» *»*»»—mJ MAX SCHMELING ABANDONS CROUCH FOR — __ ..... BOUT V. WITH BAER « BRUSHING UP SPORTS WHAT! AGAIN? HUN STRESSES BUFFS HOLD ! Plans Made to Improve --- ■ 21 Get Letters HIS DEFENSE PjJBE VJAODRl LEAD EASILY Playground League Here In P-SJ-A High Restricted more pitching, hitting, improved affair if plans of the com- (Special to The Herald) 1 faster and better fielding playing mittee, headed by Charles Burton, PHARR, June 2.—Twenty-one American to ON JUIS I, 190-1, W15ree conditions are included in Likely Enter Missions 7, Fort Worth plans of are placed into effect. students of the Pharr-San Juan- 5; the committee which is tNNING$-“fte“fiW>/ reorganizing Alamo high school received letters Ring Favorite In the Brownsville Curbed Beaumont Downs Playground base- Hurling the second semester. Many SILANE? NINTH- ball league. during Correct athletes entered the Interscholastic Betting SAME Tulsa 11>1 The will not pitching form has long TANNEDThb: league likely begin contests. The earn- been a bone of contention in the League following its season for 30 days or more, but lea- , fans ed letters: ! when it does it should be a gue, many and players hold- EDWARD Thkbe_&£Tt£RS..,h much Baseball: Alton Williams, By J. NEIL ing that the hurlers were using ille- Coy vt). (By Associated Press) Damron, Oslin Dam- LAKE SWANNANOA, N. J., June IweV were Gilbert gal deliveries. The committee, be- Damron, Troy 2. From ron, Jose Pinon, Antonio Guerra, (A1)—A great change has come Ho WELL AND one to four daily games are lieving that the game was designed C. Hernandez, F. over the fighting style of Max SfGftCmiOFTHE BADiflORE played in the Texas league, fans as a hit-and-run affair, has decided Melville; Ehlers, Schmeling, the youthful German to Head to coin Ramirez, Johnny Maurer, John come and are won and Caraway a new rule which would whose GLUB'"* go, games tenure as heavyweight cham- keep the hurlers from “throwing” Howton, manager. pion was the shortest in modern lost yet nothing ever happens that Tennis: Forrest Me Intire, Wal- It the ball rather than “tossing” it. ring history. OILS BARMEN faced, the of Nine In Sherman ter, Brant, Helen Nelson, Mary seriously impairs leadership This new regulation would compel The ring worms who look for a The PHILADELPHIA SOUIhRaW Sorensen, Helen Bell. the Houston Buffaloes. hurlers to keep their shoulders par- crouching, weaving model of Jack Debate: Dillon McDaniel Johnny ALB IN TRAT'SAM&n* Several teams continue to allel to the front of the plate at Dempsey seem certain to be shock- fight (Special to The Herald) Maurer. all times the ed at the new for second place and there is always during delivery of the Schmeling posture EDINBURG. June 2.—Coach E. F. ball. Declamation: Evelyn Gowdy. when the calm young Teuton tackles something doing between second and Caraway of Edinburg high school The George Maurer, Pearl Stotler. Max Baer in the Yankee Stadium fifth place but never at the pin- penalty for infraction of this left Wednesday for rule The Banks L. Miller Medal award next Thursday night. nacle. Thursday night it was the Sherman, Tex., would be to call the pitch a ball, where he will the Sherman was presented to the winners on Acting on word f?om the train- leaders against the cellarites. In the manage providing the batter does not swing club of the Red River at After the brawl was over— commencement night. These medals ing camp of the reckless end the Houston Buffaloes defeated valley baseball it. young league the are awarded to the students who Californian in Atlantic City that the Oklahoma City Indians, 6 to 1. during summer. Enforcement of this rule obviously here's your old pugilistic friend succeeds the Sherman now make the highest average in scho- Baer plans a rushing, punching Exhibiting a dazzling fast ball and Caraway would increase hitting, but the com- Art Shires, playing ball, team manager, who lastic w'ork and make some out- headlong fight on the advice of no a back-breaking curve, Beckman resigned recent- mittee has taken steps to aid the etc., in the American Associa- ly, and wall head one of standing record in athletics or inter- less than Dempsey himself, Schmel- struck out nine. Tommy West, Hous- ten teams fielders. The use of gloves at all tion. It was an argument in in the Red River schclastic league work. The winners ing has adopted a more erect ton’s kid catcher, put a punch into league. He has positions will be optional, and the Louisville .this time. Art is is defense played and were Catheryn Melton and Wf)lt?r stance, stressing and, un- the game when he stole home in professional baseball official ball will be inseam. These said to have won the decision. lettered in baseball Brant. The winners of the medals til the night of the fight at least, m. the second inning. and football at two reguations will increase activity has abandoned his old Purdue in 1932 were Mary Sorensen and crouching, The San Antonio Missions stay- University. LaFayette, Ind. on the part of the hitters and field- forcing tactics. Caraway’s ers Dan McLendon. ed ahead of the second place climb- athletic teams at Edin- while curbing “strikeout” pitch- He is stressing this in work- Mississippi burg High School the Mackerel Take style ers with a 7 to 5 victory over Fort during past ing. Hook outs with the battered sparring year made records under Professor Adolf Windaus of the Worth. It was a free hitting affair. good exist- partners who have been BOSH circumstances. Better At Point University of Gottingen isolated working The Missions collected 12 and the ing His basketball Lights Thursday him in the luxurious team was Vitamin B in pure form in 1932. ^with country -DOPE- Cats 13 hits. The runner-up in the county Along with the redfish, the mack- Club Cats knocked Tom The committee surroundings on Lake Swan- BUCKET race. The track new has material erel were the Conlan from the mound in the sec- team won several taking hook avidly off nanoa for the past five weeks. He places in the district in sight whereby the lighting effects Isabel ond but had little luck meet and three Port Thursday, according to has but three more of box- inning would be greatly bettered. Fielders days of his speedsters com pet 3d in the sportsmen returning here. against the relief pitching of White. and ing, Saturday, Sunday and Tues- state meet at hitters have com- of Judge Schulz got himself and his Austin. The football frequently A catch 57 was made Thurs- day, before breaking camp Thurs- team plained that the was not as Surf made a fair lighting morning Beaumcnt mates a 11 to 1 win over showing, ending day by George Blanchard, Bathing day morning to head for the good as it might be. weigh- the in fifth place in the foot- Hurt Batsell, and Batsell's two ing in and the in New York Tulsa Oilers to linger in third Valley The at fight C^»C.\GO ball chase after league hopes to erect bleach- small sons, Jimmie and Cute U<,7 place. It was fifth con- starting the season Bobbie. that night. Beaumont’s ers to which a of five cents Pmu^PELPMlA- secutive with only two veteran charge Yesterday, for instance, he stood win. Schulz scattered six players. would be made for adults. The funds It has been found that erect six rounds Tulsa hits. high fre- through with his derived from the source would The go to quency electric current will kill Del Mar Beach mates, dodging, blocking, release of Happ Morse failed for feinting firsT Sot Fjvcimg pay balls and other incidental typhoid germs. as they carried the to him ]he Biters to help the Dallas Steers who fight open- Harlingen Legion expenses of the league. Better park- much as he expects Baer to do. ^epTheprsT ed their southern invasion at Gal- DANCING '%?t£s^~ o ing arrangements are to be pro- France built the first sea-going &>Srt$5a!'SIRULK Oui The veston by dropping a 2 to l To Open New Arena pubH NB*^ SWToOTGAKIB intwb game. vnded for fans who like to watch armor clad vessel in 1858. The ODDS LIKELY TO TiP.SE AND It was a pitching duel between Les- Every EVEnTOM.lv UDN LEAGUE (Special to The Herald i the games from their cars. American-made Monitor was the FAVOR BAER HIS NJjgftL lie Tietje and Sal Gliatto for GAM6/7T557... Dallas HARLINGEN, June 2—Leo Lig- second such ship. URDAY ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. June 2. and Darrow for CmcteoH-UWSUiUEO.. Lefty Galveston. osky, bewhiskered Russian. and — NIGHT (JP)—So much has Max Baer im- ——^.__ APPIL Ife7fc Dallas got four hits and fllll 1$ Galveston Jack League, star and pressed competent boxing critics in five. ex-Valley grid boxer, will headline the Scrubs Lifers 1 MUSIC recent workouts that the Cali- American 5, big Legion's fornian may step into the rina opening program at its new- (Special to The Herald) sports arena at. 300 W. I !ool Salt Breezes against Max Schmeling at the Jackson St. MERCEDES. June in The semi-final 2.—Leading A always \GOODGood Dance Floor will see picture you'll Yankee Stadium next Thursday Mission Playground bout Geo. hits 9-7, the Dynamic Scrubs de- and Rowe Poulos and Murdock in action. Both remember night at close to even money in the Bridges feated the Southland run- / Keep are Lifers, well known in Avoid the week-end crowds betting.