1 ■ ...■■■■■■■■—maiMamiiWMWWWXXiW* ~g^^trrrff|.rffjrrrrrr—rfff1frrr-frrrr-rnffjjrfrrrrrrrr—rr~i- The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION j MORELAND WINS T.G.A. TITLE 3RD CONSECUTIVE YEAR HAROLD COHN BRUSHING UP SPORTS —By Pap VETS. EAGLES Yankees Stage 12-Run MEET MONDAY Rally to Whip Chisox BEATEN 98 Dtf/LE LEDTAE NATIONAL LEAGUE NEW YORK, May 27. —(i«P)— j ninth home run of the season as k Championship Contest Is The New York Yankees, badgered their only consolation. Then they baiters in 191s* and with their Golfer Loses In by heavy hitting cut loose as Ted Lyons ran Into a Harlingen to Draw hold on first place threatened, turn- iMThTBe Expected streak of wildness, drove out Lyons H ed on the Chicago White Finals of Second attacking and Walter Miller and finished Crowd Sox today in the eighth Inning, Big their attack against Eddie Dur- up twelve runs in the sea- piled ham when Bill smashed a Flight son's and won the Dickey biggest inning homer with the bases full and the second game of their series, IS to The Eagles, first flight title score tied. 27.—(#)— Gus 1L HOUSTON, May holders, and the Veterans, cham- The rally fell only two runs short the Dallas Country ] Going into the eighth, the Yanks Moreland of pions of the second bracket, will of the modern major league record club shot two over par for 28 holes were trailing 11-3, apparently badly resume their unofficial battle for for one Inning, 14 runs made by today to retain the Texas Golf beaten and with Lou Gehrig’s the “ex-officio” championship of the Yanks Washington In Association championship. He scor- against the Brownsville Base- 1920 and the Chicago ed an 9 and 8 victory Playground equalled by overwhelming ball league Monday night. Cubs in 1922. over Harold Cohn of the Houston The series now stands all even The Yanks sent 15 men to the Westwood Country club in the with one victory each, and the In the big frame, collected scheduled 36-hole final. CA IS DEFEAT plate will be third homer For the third consecutive year, Monday night game eight hits, including Dickey’s and battle. and a double Lou Oehrig and Moreland proved he is the master tue imess of mm deciding by amateurs. I The “croocial” series opened last drew four passes, one intentional. shot-maker among Texas 60LF WILL DEFEND 19 0 MZM2D, week with the Veterans grabbing Chicago ... 003 001 4 3 0—11 Incidentally, all his championship 23 *turee Titles between mav a 16-7 decision. However, in this PHILLIES 10-1 New York .. 200 100 0 12 x—15 14 2 finals have proven his easiest game the Eagles were handicapped Miller, Durham, Brennan, matches. Three years ago he beat i AViD UWfOE 2G ..mTftE VUESTEtfk) Lyons, the absence of three their Pennock and Smith of Dallas, 6 and 5. by of Moore, Brown, Dickey. Reynolds INTHRC0LLE6IATE best year he eliminated W. R. CONFERENCE,NATIONAL players. Down back into the Reds Dodgers 4-3; Athletics 2 •Shorty” Long of Austin, 10 and 9. i AND i Thy got line-up 5, Tigers QUEENCity(OKIWAT)OPEN)()"• the and the 27.—<AV- Moreland won the Houston and following game Eagles Other National PHILADELPHIA, May won IT-5. So far the series has rain, the New Orleans Country club invita- Twice interrupted by f a Athletics defeated tion tournaments before winning , been battle between the hurlers; Tilts Off Philadelphia Wencel for the Veterans the Detroit in the deciding this year’s state. wem Szpeinski Tigers list's “Pickles” for the 5 to 2. Today he started by losing the I and Clark Eagles. game of the series today, In the two Clarke allowed was a battle of home first two holes, and was one down games ST. LOUIS, May 27. (/P)—The St. The game and 15 with the Athletics collecting to Cohn’s 37 through the first nine, 28 hits got strikeouts; Louis Cardinals burled the last runs, has allowed 21 hits and four to one for Detroit. Mickey but on the ba^k nine he won five Szpeinski place Phillies under an avalanche his team a 2-0 lead consecutive his with four pars obtained 14 strikeouts. of hits today and took the second Cochrane gave crowd is to home runs in the sec- and one birdie to go four up. He A large expected game of the series, 10 to 1. by hitting turn out for the final contest ond and fifth. finished the first 18 holes with a The Cards pounded Phil Collins which will get under way about 8 Tony Freitas was moving along five-up lead and never relinquish- for 14 hits and eight runs in the m. until the sixth when he ed a hole on the final trek. p. first four while Pickrel held nicely" innings, walked Charley Gehrln^er. With In the championship matches of the locals to four hits and two runs hit a the lower flights, Billy Bridewell LEAGUE PLANS TO two down, Gerald Walker in the remaining four innings. the left field seats of Tyler beat Lafayette Franks of BE FORMED home run into OoWWy WLL reor- The Cards got six doubles and Dallas, 3 and 2, for the champion- BKlOKtHAT, The committee planning to tie the score. two triples. Frisch, J. Collins, Med- his fifth ship consolation. Compete toe L ganization of the Brownsville Play- Bob Johnson drove out maTioualotJ; wick and Wilson ea^h made thi s and Mil- A1 of Waco won the second ground Baseball league will hold liomer of the year Bing Barbee UJESTePM o AMATEUR U^STeRM a at the Elks club Tues- hits. Frisch and Wh-on hit. f- ler whacked a triple with Coleman flight with a 1 up, 10 hole victory / meeting AMD doubles each while ilec. •• ;k a the home club two over Hill Cocke of Harlingen. OPEN) AjATOWAL AMATeutS. day night. got on base to give / double and a L. H. Atwell of Houston won the <»«•» Tm-s near.'"h. It is expected that the new triple. needed markers. Pinky Higgins’ / ended the second flight consolation with a LEDlfte AKlERlCAM league will be formed along lines Bill Hallahan, in gaining his homer in the seventh CUAtKFllCH and run- sixth the let the s 2 up over E. W. Robinson designed for more hitting victory of season, day scoring. victory LEAGUE BETTERS IN IQ05" WllH A 000 002 000—2 5 0 of Austin. ring rather than pitching duels. visitors down with eight hit?. Thc Detroit Hill CKLlTQ*) %'bob oe ... 010 012 lOx -5 7 1 In the quarter-finals. Moreland BfltfeRSRKK vNiTOTHeTshT It is likely that a strict ban will Phils’ sole run was scored In the Philadelphia eliminated Jimmy Phillips, West AMP KEELER. BATTED PiEHlNtr MW0RSTH6NEAR, placed on illegal pitching deliver- fifth on a double by Lee followed by Marberry, Herring and Hayworth; [HIRE Grove and Cochrane. Texas champion, from Ranger, 2 N\ORE ISAM *3do THE HiTlERS MAY EXPEDIENCE ies. Davis’ single. Freitas, up. Moreland was four up at the Pepper Martin, who yesterday was swat famine. Wes Shuts Out Red Sox sixth then dropped three consec- another, the National league with a leading — BOSTON. May 27. <£»)— Wes utive holes, but never did he allow batting average of .369, went hitless Ferrell, Cleveland ace, Jimmy to level the match. Rey- today in five times at bat. pitching shut out the Boston Red Sox to- nolds Smith survived the quarter- Philadelphia 000 010 000—1 day, 6-0, and for good measure, finals with a sub-par 2 and 1 vic- St. Louis. 203 300 20x—10 drove in two of the runs himself. over David “Spec” Goldman of Sam West Leads P. Pickerel and tory HOUSTON IN Major SOUTHERN CAL Collins, Davis; Boston outhlt Cleveland nine to Dallas. and Hallahan Wilson. seven, but couldn’t seem to trans- In fce lower bracket quarter- late binwles into runs. ossie Carlton turned two up finals,- Hitters With .381 Mark Pinch Hit Wins Ferrell’s victory was his fourth on DiekNauts, Houston champion, TEXAS LEAGUE ANOTHER WIN TRACK CHAMP CINCINNATI, May 27. (JP)—Red this year while it was the third to eliminate Result* and then proceeded Saturday Lucas, serving in his occasional role the Indians have taken — most of his former time Lloyd his mate at a 5 and 4 decision. NEW YORK, May 27. (/P> An centages cost Beaumont 3. club Houston 6, as a pinch hitter, gave the Reds a Brown’s measure. Brown, recently the rivals their 3. Cohn defeated W. R. “Shorty” Long injury which kept Sam West of places. San Antonio 4, Galveston 4 to 3 victory over the Brooklyn traded to the Sox. lost twice to finalist, 3 and St .Louis Browns on the bench dur- Dallas 3. of Austin last year Buffs Pound Out 10 Hits Johnny Frederick of Brooklyn, Stanford Finishes Second Oklahoma City 5, Dodgers for a clean sweep of their Cleveland earlier in the season after three at the turn. ing the past week made him the Worth 2. 2 being up National league leader a week ago, Tulsa 3, Ft. series today. Lucas, batting for while hurling for the St. Louis This left Moreland and Smith in To major league batting leader. In I. C.-4A Meet Whip Exporters 36 and first Standings Hemsley in the sixth, hit the first Browns. the brack- West didn’t have a chance to drop dropped points yielded W. L. Pet. the semi-finals of upper Team— home run he ever has made in the Cleveland 0C2 013 000—6 7 0 the from his .381 place to Martin of the St.