__ ___^ ■■■■■! _ __ The Brownsville herald sports section . 1 ■ WMM>W>mi»«»—— > [mam ----- WALKER CUP PLAY IS BEGUN WITH AMERICANS FAVORED !- ■ ■ 1 ■ ... U. S. SIMON In Battle for Southern Golf Honors BUFFS, TULSA, "Digging” for Gold in Virginia ZEXE S DOING ^ s r.*?* v*$rTqisul/* ::% ** t «• ■', ■.#%>- * PURES LEAD DALLAS WIN <; %. .■ ••>, -■ < V : ; *• -Av > PRETTY WELL t —. No Wind Course Sweeps Whitehead Turns in Good Rajah Said H« Could Not In Opening Rounds Hurling Job For Hit Slow Curvoa, • Of k Play Steers But Oh Boy ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. May IX. The NEW YORK. 11. It -Crack amateurs of the United •By Associated Press* May -(#>— seems that Rogers look- States and Great Britain John Whitehead, big Delia* Hornsby, plunged ing over the Whlteaox In his offi- into the Walter Cup golfing combat Steer speed ball chunker, went to cial capacity as manager of the for tlie eighth time since 1922 Fri- the head of the class Thursday. Browns, saw something about the day with the invading team favored He twisted his curves across wa> young Zeke Bonura, from to retain the British mashie- the trophy Texas, wafted at a slow curve that wlelders never have been able to platter In such a manner that leo him to believe that there was win. Beaumont's Exporters found him for but three the big White Sox rookie’s hitting Four Scotch foursomes comprised bingles and one run. John's weakness. s schedule Pi* mates recognized hit Friday with eight singles Sc one night, while a contests capable mount, work by chasing making winding up the series Sat- radio speech from St. Louis, the across five tallies to insure a safe urday All matches, foursomes and Rajah mentioned his win and boost them into third discovery singles, were at 36 holes from what place in the standing. Apparently, developed The rival foursomes teed oil under later, all the in the W'hitehead. besides being stingy pitchers league leaden skies carrying a distinct were in. The with his base knocks, whiffed 11 listening Whlteaox. threat oi ram. There was. however. avk. dial twisters, betters, three on called third were incensed. Scarcely a breath of wind. “If Hornsby gets wise to a strikes and eight the swinging wav thing All the Americans were ui tine like that, why doesn't he it He also figured in a double killing keep shape and confident of the outcome to himself?" one of the veterans and drove in a run with a with the of Lawson Little. lusty demanded ‘This exception two-base knock young fellow The Californian, troubled by an in- hasn't done him any harm that Tulsa a Oilers dug in a Uttle jury to his instep, had to have his he should be setting the whole deeper at the top of the flock by After foot tightly bandaged before he and Arthur White took this tumble with "Jambo” in the Virginia Gok league onto him.” using sacrifice outs to trip San Mehta II came Johnny Ooodman, American open Cup Steeplechase, through to win the classic of the Old But Zeke. whose nickname is a Antonios Missions. 2-0 Hostetler Dominion's teed off for their match spring hunts season. contraction of said no- champion, see red both tallies, one in the physique, with the British veterans. Cyril J. thing at all. tim after he had singled, gone to H and Roger Wethered. Home Rum Tollery second op a sacrifice and scored on Mrs. Ben Buck Newsome, of Americans Take Lead Virginia Van Wia Mrs. David Gaut Fitz-Hugh a bobble and then again in the Hornsby's own Browns, threw him a beauti- Van Wie, national women's champion. Mrs. David Gaut of Memphis, Tenn., and Mrs. Ben Fitz- seventh when he got a life when Short Fence and The Prince oi Wales, one ot Virginia Lively ful slow curve Zeke banged It of former southern with a of feminine stars in the smacked on the knee, went to sec- Hugh Vicksburg. Miss., Upholders, compete galaxy Into the stands. Britain's greatest goliing Ians, had Golf at New Orleans Club. Miss ono on another Monte Pearson of 1 23rd annual championship of the Women's Southern Association, Country sacrifice and scored not arrived at the course when the the Indians, another radio listen- Aneila Gorcsyca, 1933 winner, is seeking to repeat. (Central Pren) on Easterling's third clean single matches Ball Is Chicubs er. fed him a slow curve. The oaQ opened Caldwell and Btvin allowed but ux Aiding leu Goodman and Little, the No. 1 \ each the premises immediately. American combination » • Most recently in Earl gained halved the next three holes with, Henry "Cotton" Pippen. young By The Associated Press* U at brought them a 13 to 3 victorv Washington three-hole lead on Tolley and McRuvie and McLean and still Whitehiil nicked the edge of tne Houston hurler. looked his name Event* of the past two days have over the Chicago White Sox He in the first six holes of Cabler to Get i plate and that was all with a Wethered trailed two holes. in a led two heme runs and ling- by giving the Buffs 5-3 win over confirmed pc two British three- sundry surmises that the ering twister. That was home run the match. The pair Marston and Egan boosted iheir the Port Worth Cats. Triples oy doubles to drive in seven runs be- 1934 edition ol the No 5 for Bonura. putted both the first and fifth holes advantage to three up at the 12th. Chief York and Sig Bruskie ruined Chicago Cute fore retiring after lift innings I nor t to the Americans two holes • Morelandt was Say know what the give Supreme Test hu. shutout in the ninth, all of the built around the new and live* Cleveland’s Indians gave Boston " a for veilm's about said Zeke placid- while Goodman sank long putt Moreland and Westland a lead had Panther tallies coming across on uer National a six-run start in the first Inning League ball and the ly Friday. “I like slow al- • birdie three at the sixth. been cut to two holes at the 12th. the two lengthy smacks The Buffs then came from behind to win 11 curves, short right field at Wrigley Field. ways have If they just keep Francis Ouimet. the American Dundee chased across three runs ln the to 10 when Earl Averlll and Joe Agaist A them at me 111 do all team and Geo first strong wind toward throwing captain, Dunlap. ST ANDREWS Scotland. May 11. TEXAS LEAGIE and then coasted in. Gutte- blowing Vosmlk hit homers, each with two " right in thia league American amateur champion, like- ■ Pi—The U. S Walker golf- Teem- W L. Pet. :id»e, Houston third sacker. hit 'he right field stands made condi- aloard, and the Red Sox gave jp Cup 25 wise a after six holes ol for seven Bonura. years old. six feet tali held lead ers Friday held a slender lead over, Tulsa . 15 6 .714 three four tions unearned runs through lot: (Special to The Herald) just right for the long hit- i and and weighing 205 pounds, is the pet their match with Eric McRuvie their British rivals at the %id of Galveston . 14 10 583 Galveston and Oklahoma errors. HARLINGEN. April 11 -A City ters of the Cuba and of the ball club Jack them listened to Brooklyn The a to from the new McLean although margin the morning round of the Scotch San Antonio . 13 11 .542 rain drops patter at Athletics game* 5 3 pacity crowd ic expected to jam the Dodgers the last two days and manager Peppery Jimmy Dykes, all was only one up. foursome Dallas . 12 10 545 Oklahoma City. 13 victory over Detroit on home runs competition the way down the roster. With Gus Moreland and Jack Westland, They led in two matches, were all American Legion fight arena here1 Oklahoma 10 11 .470 iiome runs have been the net re- by Bob Johnson and Pinky Hig- City. only five years of ex- led mit. a eins and four hit of professional third American team, Harry square In the third and trailed in there a to be Houston . 11 14 440 Brooklyn got little the bet- the pitching Friday night when perience the Southern and Texas and Eric Fiddian two up the Port ter of the home run Roy Mahaffey and Alton Benton. in Bentley other. a showdown bwtween 3nl Worth 10 14 .417 Cavalcade Is rivalry, but complete In the leagues behind him. Zeke's hitting after the first three holes, on two on their rivals' ink- Beaumont 7 16 304 Cute won both games, pound- Since the Washington-St. Louis Capitalizing Cabler. the home town boy with a is staying right up around JOO. mistakes by Fiddian. At the Urst lie com- ing out a 12 to 8 decision Thurs- game was rained out, the A s tied lakes. the youthful American Thursday's Results $25,000 Preakness "I never had much trouble nit- his into the 8wilcan punch, and Joe Dundee, the over- day although outhit 16-14. As a the Senators for second place and put approach bination ol Johnny Goodman. U S. BALTIMORE. 11. — he Tulaa 2. San Antonio 0 May AV—- result Into tmg." says. These major burn and he missed a three-foot open and W Lawson clever Beaumont Chicago stretched Its league Cleveland moved fourth, pass- champion, middleweight. Houston 5. Worth 3 More riches ana an honor achiev- league are smarter than at third Fort ;eao to a game and a half over ing the Tigers and Red Sox.