.. ----—rf rrt rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrjrrr~r- .... m«»»*»»w»»»**«»*»»*n«»wmw*w«**«*«*w«*»*********ww<>>m,>,>,,>m**| II I The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION i« Des Moines Baseball Club Train at San Benito 1 May base, Travis Jackson, short, and Fred Lind strum at third, becocd >* 1 DYKES HEADS uncertain-. Andy will play the bag ACE HUDK1NS, ‘NEBRASKA WILDCAT,’ HAS PITCHING END1 but whether it is to be Reese or MANAGER DUE I ATHLETICS OF 2-MAN RACES l oncu remains to ba seen. No mat- ter which Andy is given the assign- VICTIMS OF CAPTURING THREE CROWNS VALLEY DIST. ment the other will remain on call. McGraw thinks the outfield prob- (Special to The Herald) SECOND WORRY lem into riches. lie REINSTALLED may develop NEXT WEEK TO McALLEN. Tex- Jan. 10.—J. C. when he added a clever performer Dyke*. McAllen coach, has been ; procuird the services of lied named athletic director i»f the Leach by trade from the Thillies Valle* district. No- 27, of the Jint 500-Mile GIANT LEADER and bd Roush, Melvin Ott and Interscholastie leagu*\ Indianapolis Welch ara over from teat SEE GROUNDS re- brought The appointment was made Event to Revert To >ear. If he should decida to have | light- cently by the executive commit- two ou’fields he has Tony Kaufman, tee of the league. District No. Two a Art Veltman Passengers Reese or Cohen Slat- reformed pitcher. U7. of the Interscholastic league. and (hick Fullia to complete the Would Be First Time meavv- The appointment was marl" re- NEW YORK. Jan. 19—pT—He* talent. cently by the executive com milter ed Keystone Sack; Fast Nine Trained « « coming back, the picturesque old Another plajer who mvjr make a : WEIGHT of the league. District No. mechanic a decade | to racing of age. Outfield Is Said place for h'mrclf as a utility man with center at Kingsville, it In the Valley Since Perhaps the new mechanic at first i* Crawford who did work he headed by Frof. I J. Snj'ih of I'at great will lack Ihe color of the old fash- O. K.;Ncv Hurlcrs at first base for Toledo last year. 1919 South Texas State Teacher#’ I Camps Here in ioned “second'* of racers, who con Id The staff may be built college. pitching pump oil with one hand, pump air Note—This it the fourth of * around Larry Benton, Virgil Baines, — and fuel with the other and sign >1 tenet of ttorfet dealing with mid- Fred Joe Genewich. SAX BENITO, Jan. 10 | Fitzsimmons, to hi* riding mat* and the ptG rintar protpects of major league Bill Welker Jim Faulkner with and E. Lee Key er. manager of j with hi* grease-smeared head. But baseball clubs. Others milt fol- half a doren other moundsmen pu» j To Pay Tribute he will prove hi* worth in the field low. rhe^ed from the minors. Two of the i)es .Moines baseball' of high powered speed events. the newcomers. Kel'y, lata f Mem- team in the Western league' A victory for manufacturers was By BRIAN BELL phis. and Ugden from Buffalo, won Rickard at Card i this move which to them amounts t° fAeaodatrd Prrt* Spnrta Writert 21 each last year while los- is t< arrive here games expected the restoration of a vaat laboratory NEW YORK. Jan. HWoTi-John ing only ten. about the middle of next SAN BENITO. Tex.. Jan. 10- for the whole automobile world J. McGraw, manager of th» Nc« %\ The trio of Hogan. OT ar- "The car* ha.e been until York Giant*, will ha\# to catching week to confer with J. E. Silent was Tex Rick- refined probably a I homage paid rell a~d Cummings may grow to they are superb racing machines but go into many a huddle with h'tn- Bell and a committee of San ard last at quartet by the addition of bcha’k. night by boxing patrons of less value to the fra e*If and him new ar*i*tant». R»y engineering former While Box manager, who residents relative to' Palace theater when the and Bert N'ehoff. before he Benito here, pro- ternity,'* the contest board of th* N«-halk to will bn a coach and assistant of his team was halted, and those American Automobile association decide# on the permanent per«onnal the possibility gram pres- McGraw but is still an able and -tated in H* announcement yester- of hit 1929 outfit. here for ent hung their head* in silent rev- smart receiver. coming spring] the ear would be Second bate, the outfield ano day that two-man before erence for a minute, in respect to 5A9-mil# Maff will th- veteran Bert Neihoff. who once training. restored to the Indianapolis pitching give the the Giant and promoter who died last week. race, effective 1930. manager food foe much thought «m nq rarroll play- A telegram was received in Threo-fourtht of the 1P.R inf eld ed with th« Phillies in a world's here Wednesdry from Mr. The card was a mixed one. be*h new coach. Robert C. Ftedltr bss been appc'nt- catt will remain. Bill Terry at first serjes. is the other wrestling and boxing featuring the Keyscr in which he said he ed sport* editor of the Buffalo card which was sponsored the would be able to arrive on hy Evening New*. Gene Korseliua i» American Legion and Athletic club another addition to the sport* de- or Wednes- either Tuesday of this city. partment. day of next week. Mr. Bell is now in Wash- ington. representing the Valley in the tomato tariff matter which is before the ways and means committee Save of the house, and will not Spend To return until about Tuesday of next week. This will be the first time ■ s vCi-rmM »?eac4 since back in 1919 that a *T< TLCS baseball team of this caliber OF TMRXE- has visited the Valley to train, if the team decides to locate here or in any other Boxing has never e\p«ri«r,red th* i Valley city for its spring odd situation of hating a triple4 champion, and chances are it never training. wilt. But that should not st'ip Ace is one of likeable Keyacr the most Hudkins, the "Nebraska Wildcat." • in the Western league. His managers from focusing hie eyes on such a PORTS FORUM club finished in the last division. Bnd distinction. BET~ ;■ ' ' 1,1 ^ was seventh in team batting, with Hudkins, just frerh fr«n a victory ■ an of and sixth in team average .286; over Kene DeVoa, Belgian middle- with an average of .957. ■ Selected Practically fielding weight champion, and a rerious con- Clements <• Their first string player* included From Our All With tender for the wweld title, was of- By Bishop Swartz, first ba-e; Zaepfel. serond Two Pairs fered a dark at J*>e Dundee's eel amBBMBBBBBBBBBBBB RefuUr third ba r; *hort bare: Baker, Baldy, terwe.ght cr'-vm, Ace could e* ily Stocks of Pants stop; Cunningham. Reagan. H. John- mike the limit Tex Rickard is f«rth an id»a worthwhile— no, net 147-pound without ileeping—iletping ( ston. P. O'Brien. Ro-e. tirif- an but a fact, when he O'Boyle, impairing his strength, end world be the eternal a mantle of ju;t idea, sleep, and , fin. Circle. Srhcnski, ou'fielders; a contends that th* Brownsville favorite in such a battle. A year, Eagles, R. Christian. gloom hovers over the sporting Moon, Kunr,, Ferguson, ago Hudkins was matched with Dun-i high school football champs, don’t _ Bex- world, that niche which Rush, Dailey, Fallas, Mulroney, dee at Los Angeles only to ba t tb* j especially belong to Brownsville alone, but to ten. pitchers. champion run out on the night of caters to hexing the Valley as a whole, and T. A. G. Keyser announced sometime ago the fight. wee says the recent banquet given the that this year’s team personnel would ! »houi<l have been e By virtue of his win over i'e Vos, We have read of late »hat boxing Eagles Valley- He an entirely new outfit. Third the Nebrsrkan also earned the right' wide affair. T. A. G. says: Patterns 1 n base with the is doomed; that there wit! be no one Spring and short.top. along to meet Mickey Walker for the mid- “Brownsville citizens fittingly were that outfield, problems Keyser dleweight title. The two met over to take Tex's place. But there will honored their championship high had to combat last season nth 1 ttie the 10-round route in Chicago last! be another; it is doubtful if there fmhool football team at a banquet Shirts his success. June, and was a* ihe El Jardin hotel Thursday for although Walker giv-, will in this generafon, ever exist Right-1 Oscar Fekhart, well known Texas en the edge. Hudkins clsinir. to bate another promoter with the resource- night. football and baseball • a • University w-on in eight of the rounds Efforts j fulness of lex Rickard, whom we ayer of 132S, was a member of the are now* Minute p being made to bring them admired in bu line. But th* feel 1 "Commendatory talks ren ramrsnt Amarillo team of the Western lea- Wearing together again, this time in a IS- is. Rickard v as end well deserved were. The , the supreme dicta- they gue last year. Joe Munson, also a round argument. tor of the boxing world; he had a ; whole Valley should have been rep- former Texas player, in 1927 with Should Lady Luck fat or the "Wild- strangle hold on the game.