■. ... rrrrfrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrnrrrifir-iirrrfr>jjjjjjj i ttw rrr 111 i r r r ri----- -rrninmirf ffrrrrrrrrfrrrrrrrrn—n The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION GIANTS CONFIDENT OF REPEATING THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP I Scranton. Pa. outpointed lucky Chuck Wins Again Lawless. 156. Syracuse, N. Y„ tli. Game MIAMI. Fla —Petey Sarrau. lit Wrestling Results 1-2, Birmingham. outpointed Bucky STOEFEN OUT _ Dixie Diamond Chatter Ind. U2». FEW CHANGES _.-. Fight 136 1-3. Clinton, ✓ Burton. 1 Is On ",By The Associated Pre»i HOT SPRINGS Ark —Paul Lee. RED SOX park. I don't know how tne pitch- Up-Grade Localelli, 129, Indianapolis, outpointed Una SARASOTA, Fla., March 13. /P>—, er* ieel about the new ball out I’m PHILADELPHIA—Cleto 125. Little Rock. Ark.. (10>. FOR BIG GAME Bate. 112. Flowers. TO BE MADE Ever hear of Julius Soltera of I for it." 137. Italy, and Benny Louis Thomaa. 166. Indianapolis, Brownsville fans hk<? Falco, Pittsburg? Evidently Philadelphia, drew. (10*. Tony stopped Johnny Hull, Tulsa, (0. to before the YANKEES their wrestlers big. and they palter John- Fla. — Maxi* Rosen* > Star Well, you’re likely 140. Philadelphia, outpointed ORLANDO. Lot Angeles Gunning to have thrtr cards stagcci m the New Yorkers to Stend Pet baseball season is far gone. 8T. PETERSBURG. Ha.-Jack Jadlck, 138. Philadelphia, (10). bloom. 111. New York, outpointed For Position Ofi outdoor arena, from the ny the Red Sox judging — Of Julius arrived at Saltegaver seems to be n nick. The HOLYOKE Vince Dundee. 161 Gordon Fontenberry, 176. Cocoa, On Their Club in time to be crowd which turned out for the all- out- Davis Team training camp just New York Yankee rookie already la 3-4. middleweight champion. tlO». Lest Season first full heavyweight card held here Mon- Nanti- Woods. the sensation of the jirac- a candidate for third or second base pointed Joe Kanunaki. 184 3-4 BEAUMONT. Tex.—Buck a homer day night. The crowd was three tice session. He tapped and now Manager Joe McCarthy coke. Pa.. (10). 181. New York, drew with Sammy times as which mil « Bt ROBERT CAVAGNARO over the rlghtfleld fence, then dent- plans to give him a trial at first, large as the one* 148. Alfano. 143. Hoeton, <H». GOULD CLEVELAND— Joey Speigal BY ALAN . that have been turning out for the mid- Ran- NEW YORK. March 13.—<AV- i ed the left barrier with wallop so he ought to get a job somewhere. Pittsburgh, outpointed Joe Click. COLUMBUS. O —Tiger Jot March 13 — at the dleweights in the indoor arena. MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Lester R. Stoefen. lanky Los An- would have cleared the wall 149, Brooklyn. (•). dall, 148 Elyria, outpointed Jackie Move Jerlstrom. the tern We VP)—The combination of rare pitch- geles tennis star, is out for big Sox new ball park in Boston. GIANTS SYRACUSE. N Y —Steve Halaiko. Pureis, 147 Indianapolis. <10>. Sw ede, won the main we it by tak- ing, extraordinary fighting spirit game. TORT MYERS Fla.—Bill Terry, 140. Auburn. N Y outpointed Tom- and which carried the less than a on the Davis INDIANS J ing the first and third falls from Ont.. opportunism, No place manager of the world champion New my Bland, 141 1-2, Toronto, New York Giants on a Vincent Lopez, a trimly built 200 Bordeaux Mixture surprising cup team and the national out- new ORLEANS —Jo>e Vosmlk York (Hants, has the axe for swung oout to the baseball heights last are the pounder from Monterrey .The — flight door singles championship j provided the sparkle xn the Cleve- the first time. CHICAGO Leo Rodak. 129 1-2. season, has blended with stirred up lots of enthusiasm, partic- Results Are Shown tropical goals at which he aims land Indians' first serious batting He has sent Al Cuccuielio and Chicago, outpointed Paul Dazao. III. this to produce an bleacher.tef, i to The Herald i balminess spring “It may sound like shooting at two new base- A1 Pitcher* ularly among the Chicago. (10). Danny Neenan. 143 Special by sending Joyner infleldera, and — uncut brand of confidence In the practice LOS FRESNOS March 13. Ef- the moon,” Stoefen said Tuesday over the distant left McLendon and John Leo- Ramon Macias ot Mex’co City 11-2, Chicago, outpointed Johnny balls sailing Harlan with Bor- camp of the world chamoions. at the Seventh regiment armory evened the score for ’he Southern 144. Portsmouth, O., (8>. fectiveness of sprajing , field wan of their training grounds nardo to Nashville for more season- Perry. of As viewed now under Florida's in S. — (Rid) deaux mixture in the control where he is competing the U. Earl Ave/.ll. Glenn Myatt and ing. Republic when he took the measure PITTSBURGH Donald blistering sun or mellow moonlight, indoor "but its D. C. out- blight was demonetis'd cnampionshlps. Dick Porter managed to left a few of Mufrell Hogue tn the 45-mlnu*e Barrv. 193, Washington. potato it wasn’t luck and the "breaks” but for Pitta- when rains a total nothing like that. I'm very keen field but none PHILLIES semi-final. Macias pinned the pointed Charley Maasera ,192. here prevented the team to the over the right barrier, his skill that swept top. tennis this year, keener than I’ve for one fall 192. Pittsburgh. (10). farmer from finishing spraying as as — product of their drives were hefty WINTER A week Washington burgh. was Instead of being due to a fortuitous ever been. Mv is HAVEN. ot Dublina- The of the field that game improving s. and they wrestled the remainder NEW ORLEANS—Harry part or a manifestation Vosmlk ago Jimmy Wu>on of the remain- chain of events from day to day. Manager the lime without another fail. kv. 143 1-3. Chicago, knocked out rprayed was saved and the of the art of a little go a Phillies said the 'one spot’ that making “I have been practising all win- REDS Stanley West and Pat McKee Ervin Berber, 141 3-4. New Orleans. der was killed by blight it was the result of fore- worried him was second base; now effective both for long way. ter.” wrestled 20 minutes to a draw in (5). The mixture is and TAMPA. Fla.—It seems the Cm-i he his concern is "to pick sight, development aggressive The 23-year-old player, nationally j fays only the event. ALBANY. N. V—Tony Rock. 147. late and early blight. Mr cinnati Reds may have a southpaw the man.’’ opening "percentage" baseball. In short. ranked at No. 3 and holder, with right after all. Will Terry’s cheerful young men and George Lou. of the national dou- pitcher Kentucky and Tenneswe supplied with now Manager Bob O'FarrHl, who lost the the former in the old. along their partisans, bles title, is one of America’s rap- deficiency, the Giants as a team his left-handed hurler when the oerson of Irlvme Jeffries, the lat- look upon rising stars. He possesses a not the idly veteran retired, is re- destined to prove there was tremendous service, powerful fore- j Eppa Rixey ter with Lou Chiossa. "fluke" about all that to be considering the addi- slightest hand, and has an uncanny knack ported world last tion of Shaute. a free who startled the baseball year. of slicing shot to the side. Joe agent ATHLETICS As a matter of fact, there isn't formerly with the Cleveland Dr. Lawrence Kurzrok, a sturdy I played FORT MYERS. Fla.—Pm*y Hig- much nourishment for the opposi- Indians. opponent, was Stoefen’s next rival! is due in the of the tion or the who doubt that \ gins camp skepts. in the current to Work- Athletics Less championships. Hubbell, 8chumacher and Parmalee CtTBS Philadedphla Tuesday talk over his contract and, if he will their pitching feats of duplicate Tough Opposition AVALON, Calif —George »Tuck) follows the example of Jimrr> Fuxx, tion or the skeptics who doubt that and Hornbo*t*l Stainback. young outsider, the last holdout of the A'a will sur- will click so effectively as a winning Chari** (Chuck) The visiting Frenchmen were j Augie Calan, recruit inflelder, will render. unit in the National League this arrayed against formidable opposi- when g Indiana’s brilliant runner, be in the Chicago Cub lineup Losers in three of their four en- I year. tion in Tuesday's third round the exhibition season starts Thurs- cham- Charles (Chuck) Hornbostel, tri- matches. The veteran Jean Borotra, counters with the wind's day against Los Angeles. ^ Mancuso III New York Giants the Ameri- More Fun— the na- who played poorly Monday, but. pion umphs again by winning Manager Charley Grimm wants National managed to skim past Ernest Kos- can league team meets the All but one of the major develop- tional indoor A. A. U. 1,000- to see more of Stain beck's speed club In the last lan, an unranked New York uni- ; League Tuesday the Illness of the No. 1 back- i and to station him between ments. meter run in Madison Square found Frank plans game of their series. with an attack versity sophomore, and Bab eHerman. atop. Gus Mancuso. Chuck Klein *. .-.- Garden. New York. The Indiana Bowden, seeded eight among the | of typhoid, has been calculated to Galan will operate at second base seen Americans, blocking his way. atrengthen the Giants’ chances. university star is finishing m Christian Boussus tackled George WHVTIT SOY HAPPY KITCHEN Verge* has completely re- the race which he ran in a Johnny just M Lott. Paul Feret his for ap- Jr.. Chicago; LOS ANGELES -A of rookie Knowles covered from operation over the national record trio Bruno, second Dr.