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AGAIN FOR CONTEST playground league threat backfield and a line that Ail member* of the oackfield start Wednesday night with the The Brownies, local entry In the is no threat at all is the way the can pass, run and punt equally Detroit Now Kiwanlans and Oilers crossing bata Valley Playground Ball league, Holds Lead Of the To 1834 edition of the San Benito well but just how well. Brown re- The Friday nigh* game will see defeated Harlingen All-Stars In California Expecting Seven and Half Local* Make Debut a high school Greyhounds stack up fused to say. Games Friday the Lions and Edwards teams in chanty benefit game here Tues- Be This action. 10-3. The was well Strong according to odd and sundry glean- And the line is really not as bad Over New York Against Santa Rosa day night game ] and Season as Brown, the Gloomy Gus of The playing season has been played more interesting than Here curtailed and the the score would tend to Indicate. Valley football since Martin moved (By The Associated Press) play-off started earlier than scheduled. When the Bill Lehman and Maunce Pip- from Weslaco to Harlandale. The Detroit Tigers were credited BERKELEY. Calif., Sept. 19. Cosch Maurice Pipkin and Bob schedule was called off the Oilers kin led the Brownsville hitter* in would make out. with another While his coaching colleagues are Wednesday outstand- Jackson are were first with a 13-hit attack on Joe MAT CARD IS He has the forwards polishing up the 11 victories and 3 Penry, the the merits of the new whipped ing baseball feat as they continued debating Brownsville high school gridiron defeats, Edwards second with nine Harlingen t wirier, while Prank and into pretty fair shape, and with their career toward the American football or arguing the whys machine lor its debut here Friday and three. Kiwanls third with eight Crtts, local hurler. limited the vis- the various rules the exception of one or two posi- League pennant. wherefores of They not only afternoon against the Santa Rosa and six and Lions fourth with five itors to five bingles Lehman and m is build- tions, believes he has found the had beaten the changes, burly Billy Ing. challenging Yan- Plough boys. The contest will and six. Pipkin each hit safely three times SLATED who will fill the bill with a get his 1934 of Califor- HERE Doys kees twice but had ing University they shut them under way on Tucker Field at 4 in four trips to the plate. little more and hard out two p nia team on the premise: “Ball development days in succession as they m. WESLACO FIGHT CARD The score by innings; are won the work. lead games by crossing | built their up to 7 1-2 games. The Eagles, now (Special to The Herald) R H. E members of the , other fellow’s line.” That stunt had goal Middles To not been done Brownsville .. 110 Lightheavies, Three Lettermen enlarged “A'’ Dist. 16. are several WESLACO. Sept 19 —The reg- 200 231—10 IS 4 The fellow, who won his in over five big play- years, not since the .. 000 Grapple Thursday touchdowns stronger than they were ular Wednesday night fight card Harlingen 300 000— 3 5 5 as a back star at spurs quarter Browns inflicted three whitew * ing At Arena The Greyhounds will have only iisa* last season, and are expected to here will bring together Wild Bill" Critz and Hunter. Hartman; Pen- the U. S. Naval Academy, views “all; in a row on the Yanks and three lettermen among their mg.s bi?k make a creditable showing in the McDowell of Houston and Dee ry Garrison. this hue and over the new ball in 1929. cry'' j number when face the Kio Following A1 Crowder s 3-0 new grid district. Aycock of Donna in the ten round- The Brownies are to take on the the rules as a Brownsville wrestling Ians are they and changes “just | triumph Monday, young Lynwood With three weeks er. This be one of the La Feria All-Stars here scheduled to see some fast action Hondo Bobcats here at 3:30 o'clock of hard prac- ’Vill toughest Thursday lot of ballyhoo." Rowe to in a crucial alternoon in the first en- came % through Tuesday j tice already behind the tests Aycock has met in his climb night Valley league “I’m to continual tam- here Thursday night when the Friday them, opposed j limit the New Yorkers to six hits | Aguilas are in up the pugilistic ladder. contest. This i*ame will have an rules but in these grunt, groan and grovel game counter of the year. good condition. The pering with the and win 2 to 0. The need which The six important on the comes this time One of these is Capi. Gilmore Tigers team, is using the Warner pits Lefty Zepeda oft bearing standings, changes I can’t see where any harm back, featuring a 1 two more decisions over the Brownsville and large crowd is to and Davis, Arnold Hof- only system again this season, is click- t against Simon Salinas I expected has been done." says Ingram lightheavies middleweights. quarterback; turn out Yanks or four more victories re- tng well for so of Donna. Other bouts include:; for the encounter. none of These are faster and are : ling, fullback. Is another and Mh ii\ unusually early in "So far as I know, my boys 1 gardless of the outcome of all »w the season. This is Chet Houde of Weslaco vs. 'Rique boys has been able to distinguish I usually better wrestlers than the er Lawson, at center, is the third probably due to York's games, to clinch the flag. the intensive work Coach Valdez of Brownsville, i*fty Ram-1 The South Atlantic ocean con- between the new ball and the old ! heavies. All are one-year lettermen. Pipkin of In the National League the got in during the irez of McAllen vs. Red Bland of tains islands which sealer* have one. If you put the two of them The bouts are being promtoed Among the most experienced spring training Giants found the a bit rou?*i- camp. Weslaco, anf Jimmy Durbin is used for but have never seen. each other 1 doubt if they entirely by the VFW organization ihe non-lettermen returning to the going years, alongside er Marcelo Garcia. 1 and failed to gain although the The team is They are in a perpetual could pick them out.” which made arrangements for the squad is Billy Stone, sophomore , practically up to full! fog second-place Cardinals were strength for new boys through Ted Hinton, state of potential starring ability who is kept except the loss of A!- j The Same Game idle by ram at Boston. bert Perez, a letter ! It’s I wrestling and boxing inspector. | a ball toter. There is Carter, a | wingman wJto is out with a shoulder | They are coming through a Fort tackle who came up from junior Ott Hits No. 35 injury. The The object of the game remains! bickfield will see Worth agency, and will grapple at ! high as did Anselmo Cantu, end. a quartet of boys the same." he said. You can't win The Giants a doublehearter in action who McAllen. Harlingen and Browns- There have been ..no windfalls split turned in some excel- : If don’t down the ball behind | lent you ville. Me- with the last-place Reds, winning work last season. Louis Fernan- j from other schools unless 1 the other fellow’s goal line. Any the second game 4 to 2 with ;he dez. who has been The main event here Thursday Camey, backfleld man from Mc- developing fast changes will affect my team neither aid of Mel Ott’s 35th homer and a the night will bring together Bobby Allen. develops into something. Hf j during past two years, will run more nor less than the other team.” j of walks the club Davidson, a at Mc- couple off Alyn Stout from the qurterback have a third 180-pounder of Bridge- played junior high football posi- Although he will that forced in runs. Cincinnati tion. Bennett port. and "Tiger" McEuin. a 182- Allen where teems as in Wiley and Billy Pu- composed of speedy players junior the ; from been took ten-inning opener 2-0 tegr.at will attend the half hich he intends to send into games pounder hailing Pasadena. The San Benito have always posi- fi*m when Chick Hafey broke up a tions. Xavier Quintero, '* "Tiger" specializes in the Los Fresnos and Highland expected to occasionally as a unit to "run the flying strong. be the tackle, and made a ! mound duel between Benny Frev star of the Brownsville of- legs off the opposition." Coach hit with Har- have not provided as much mate- fan* and Fred Fitzsimmons with a fense this season, will run off the not think scores will lingen Tuesday night.