3333 The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION [ BLUE LARKSPUR TOPS IN • _ 3-YEAR-OLDS _—_____ ARLINGTON RACE *--- ENDS AHEAD Yachts, Outboarders Will Compete FOXX HOLDING Billiard Tournament OF ALL FIELD In Regatta At Point AMERICAN LEAD Of Elks Set For Start Vv'ina Race Against Great- Elk cue artists will begin their The fourth classification lists Next^Sunday Leaves Him 1 Point assault on Ernest Fernandez, de- Sam Hughston, J. M. Stein, Jack est of Three Slump Gathering title Monday when Mickle, Jim Farr and Homer Fitch. Ahead of Grove fending holder, Year Olds in History Field; the summer billiard tournament They get handicaps of 25 from Tops Hurlers gets under way. Twenty of the group one, 15 from group two, 10 CHICAGO, July 13.—UP)—Blue Elks have entered the competition from group three, and give 15 until to five. larkspur. Col. E. R. Bradley’s great CHICAGO, July 13.—(/P)—Jimmy which will continue Aug- points group The last of includes colt, the son of Black Servant-Blos- Foxx of Connie Mack's Philadelphia ust 12. group players som Time reigns supreme as three- Athletics still led American league A committee, headed by Robin J. B. Puckett, P. H. Houis, Floyd of American year-old champion the batsmen after 12 weeks of the Pate, has worked out handicaps L. Smith, Robert Ernst and S. B. turf. championship campaign, but by a and schedules which have been cheering Groves. Tht.> get handicaps of 40 With 50.GOO spectators margin of only one point over Hez- posted at the billiard room of the won the from 30 from him to victory, he $60,000 zie Manush of St. Louis. Unoffi- club. The billiardists have been group one, group two, American classic at Arlington park cial Wednes- averages including into five groups for the pur- 20 from group three and 15 from field split today, deefating the greatest day's games reveal that Foxx had a The pose of establishing handicaps. group four. of three-year olds brought together mark of .396, a loss of 14 points. first ranking group is composed of Play will get under way Monday in one race in a decade. The race, Foxx experienced his worst week George Bell, Jack Rowe and Ern- with the following matches carded: at a mile and one-quarter, was run in nearly two months,.and of all est Fernandez. They will have to Craig-Fitch, Bouis over a heavy, difficult track in the pitchers in the league it was against Hughston, give the following handicaps: To Smith-Emst, Fox-Fernandez. Rowe slow time of 2:14 1-5. Lena Blackbourne’s hurlers that the group two, 25; to group three, 30; Oobolini- Blue Larkspur won by five lengths, Athletics’ first baseman faded. Foxx Dennett, Nelson-Pate, to group four, 35; and to group Grove- '■with Live Oak. a son of Master Star, invaded Chicago with a mark of Cisneros, Corey-Butler, five, 40. which races in the colors of the .416 and left 15 points shy of that Reid, White-Richardson, and Puck- two is of Charles Rcsedale stable, second. H. P. Gart- figure. Manush added eight points Group composed ett-Mickle. The tournament will Weichs, Jim Fox, Robin Pate, R. P. continue ner, s Clyde Van Dusen, son of to his average to go into second each day afterward until Richardson and Man O’War, which triumphed in place with .395. Others in the first White, Harry Aug. 12. Charles Reid. a 25 han- the Kentucky derby, was third, three ten were: Fothergill. Detroit. .335; They get Cups will be awarded the one and lengths back of Live Oak, Walter Lazzeri. New York. .366; Cochrane. dicap from group give the straight billiard winner and the To J. Salmon’s Dr. Freeland, the preak- Philadelnhia. .365; Miller, Philadel- following handicaps: group handicap winner. Prizes also will three, 5; to and to } ness winner, was fourth. Rose of phia, .361; Simmons, Philadelnhia. group four, 15; b give for the highest run in one Sharon, former Sen. J. N. Camden's .360; Heilmann, Detroit. .359; Falk. group five, 30. inning, for the one who completes heavily played favorite, pulled up Cleveland, .357; Fonseca, Cleveland. Group three has the following run of 50 billiards and for the one M. 13th in a field of 14 starters. F. A. .356.. players: W. Corey, Wm. Craig, making the most billiards. This ar- Joe Grabncr’s Windy City, winner of The experience in Chicago, where Cobolini, Victor Nelson, Manuel rangement gives the lesser players the American derby at Washington they dropped three out of four Cisneros, and Wilbur Dennett. a chance at the prizes. park a month ago. finished twelfth. games, helped to prune three points They get handicaps of 30 from to Col- The race was worth $59,000 from the Philadelphia team aver- group one, and five from group A track team from Oxford and onel Bradley, Lexington, Ky., sports- age. The league leaders still led two. They will give handicaps of Cambridge will compete with Yale- 10 man. however, with .309. one point better to group four and 20 to group Harvard and Princeton-Cornell in back- Blue Larkspur rewarded his than Detroit. The Tigers passed five. July. ers in the $2 mutuels with $7.40 to the Athletics in runs scored, hav- win, $4.74 to place, and $4.30 to ing crossed hostile plates 504 times 5howr. this season. The A’s had held op- winning the classic, blue Lark- ponents to 305 runs. By center above is the “Inaugural Cup,’ a silver to the the title trophy presented Point Isabel Yacht Club by the Port Isabel Company to be raced The leadership in team spur earned unquestionable for a fielding by one-aesign class of catboats. To the left is a view of one of the nev/ of three-year-old champion of catboats, designed and built by G. E. Roberts of Rockport. Five of was a ioint affair with Philadelphia them have been received and will start the America. racing season at Point Isabel on July 21. At the right W. H. Pattee is ceen presenting the trophy N<”7 York and St. Louis tied at to Judge A. W. Cameron, commod ore of the Point Isabel Yacht Club. .975. Cleveland accomplished six double plays during the week V Five new catboats have been en- Judge A. W. Cameron, commodore and are centering their atten- Pirate" at San its total 91. IN THE tered they Benito; B. Brooks’ bringing to I TEXANS j in the races to be sailed at of the club, has ordered special tion on the Point Isabel craft Bob Grove. Philadelphia ace. Point Isabel on trophies. at Rio Hondo; Robert Green- m Laguna Madre equipment for the races BIG LEAGUES conducting There stepped nut and got back the two July 21 and a special racing com- will probably be four events "Century Kid" at Mercedes: including special flags, starting lee's. defeats charged against him a week mittee is a of for outboarders: Class 14 I EACH DAY preparing program gun and timing apparatus. A com- B, to 20 and at Harlingen, "Miss Harlingen,” ago and topped the regulars with 14 fast outboard races for the day. mittee composed of D. E. Currier. cubic inches displacement engines; “Miss Reese Wilmond" and “Hot victories and two defeats. George Two courses have been laid Rogers Hornsby, Cubs, from Den- racing Alfred Lissner, Hurt Batsell, Clyde Class C. 20 to 30 inches displace- Blaeholder of St. Louis won one out on the north of the Point Pup.” ison, T-P—up four times, one run, bay Tandy and Judge Cameron will ment; a free for all, and a surfboard game and brought his mark to 10 Isabel Yacht club which There is a that several • three hits, including double and is spon- handle the races. George Leonard race. The races will probably be possibility triumphs and three losses, while Four soring the of water One i homer, drive in two runs. day sports. will handle the arrangements for over a six mile course and run in fast crafts from Corpus Christi will Rube Walfcerg of Philadelphia lost course is in the form of a six mile ore for a chances. the motor racing. two heats which would give spec- enter the competition. Outboard mark of 12 wins and four from Wichita triangle to the left of the with I. Hal Carlson. Cubs, city The trophy for the sailing races tators plenty of racing for their trip. defeats. In the 29 game? in which al- one base the racing is particularly active at that he 'jFalls—won from Giants. 4-0, parelleling coast. This is a silver cup presented to the Surfboard riders would not be al- had worked Grove had a strike walked two, fanned will be used for the catboats. port. cut collection of {Sowed four hits, The Point Isabel Yacht club by the lowed over three spills. 105. hits. Four outboard boats will make Other leaders: Runs |ltwo, up three times, no several laps Port Isabel company. Possible entries from the Valley There is no restriction as to hulls. batted in: paralleling the coast where they can ” Simmons. Philadelphia, 85. Hits: !Chanc66, Three races will be sailed this are: Class B, George Leonard's Leonard’s “Heil-a-Poppin’ is a Cohen, Giants, from Waco be easily seen. All races will be Manush. St. Lou’s. 128. TIorr>° runs: Andy summer for the cup. "Half Pint 11” and "Baby Boot- favorite to capture the free for all.