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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21
ROGERS GAINS
PUBLICFAVOR
Trade to Boston Did
Not Hurt Standing
With Customers

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March 81.
Whatever else may be said con
corning the deal which sent Rogers
Hornsby from the Giants 20 the
Braves il is very apparent 10 this
| early date that the affair did not
lessen Rogers popularity as a play
err and baseball idol among the fans.
Winter tourists from all parts Of
the country, turning out here for
the daily practice sessions and games
of the Braves give Hornsby n biz
hand az every opportunity.
Without a doubt Eornsby's ex-
pressed desire to give Jack Slattery,
Owner Fuchs the best he has set
him right with the fans, many Of
whom had given him and his posi-
tion in the game considerable
thought following his transfer n year
ago tc the Giants and the unpleasant
publicity he received at the same
time due to his stand regarding his
stock in the So. Louis Cardinals and
y suit for alleged gambling debts
brought against him.
To these who get a bit closer to
Hornsby than the average run OF
fans IL would appear that he has
changed considerably in the last
year. His position twelve months
ago was an uncomfortable one. Con-
tinued pressure from many angles,
regardless Of the part he, himself,
may nave played in creating the
situations, made him unusually
cynical and hostile nc times.
He appears to be in much better
shape physically. as we'll as mentally.
| happened TO see him m he returned
70 the bench In one Of the first
spring games down here after scor-
ing from first on a timely hit to right
by one Of his new teammates The
average ball player finds himself n
bit punished" BY such n run in the
early games. Hornsby was breath
ing easily and showed no strain in
his face as he flashed across home
plate.
Later on he posed for a still" for
one Of the movie men He smiled
at the usual %bantering handed on,
BY his teammates. A year ago =
frown Of irritation was usually sp-
parent.
In a brief tanning bee before the
game Hornsby revealed some inter
esting bits about himself.
He is not a "nut" on training. but
the baseball season finds the movies
and f~ine-print reading tabooed-
During the winter, movies are all
right" says Hornsby. "0ne or two
Of them a week doesn't hurt your
eyes. But they aren't the hest thing
for you during the baseball season.
Your eyes are under a strain
during the day-especially on a
bright day-both in the rield and at
bat. The false light or the movie
thcater and the films only adds TO
the strain.
"A fair amount Of reading doesn't
bother your eyes. either. but the fell
low who tries 10 read much fine
print. or read On a moving train, or
in poor light is simply putting an
extra load on his eyes.
III you hustle from dinner. after =
game. into a movie your eyes are
under almost constant strain from
m~idafternoon until close TO midnight.
This means that they have only the
period you sleep in which to rest.
"I've never had any trouble with
my eyes. but that Is all the more
reason why ! want to take care Of
them"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21
AMATEURS TO
FIX SCHEDULE
Valley Legion League
Meets In San Ben
ito Wednesday

SAN BENfTO, March 21.-A SEIZED
uie for the American Legion-Amateur
baseball Of the Valley will be worked
out here Wednesday night ne a meet
ing or representatives or the 10
towns which have signified intentions
Of entering teams.
All preliminary arrangements for
the formation OF the league have
been completed, with the exception Of
the schedule-making. Play is to start
April rs and continue until Septem-
Der .. with the Valley divided into
two sections Of five teams each.
Games are TO be played on Sundays
and holidays, with the odd team in
each section visiting back and forth.
At the end Of the season. the winners
of the two sections are to play a
three-game series for the Valley
championship, according 10 W. WI.
Gehrke. who has been named presi-
dent Of the league.
The following towns are to be in
the league: Brownsville. San Benito,
Edcouch. Harrington. Lyford, Mer-
cedes. Weslaco, MeAlIen. Edinburg,
La Feria.
All players in the league are to be
strictly amateur, IL is said.
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San Benito High
School Arranges
Baseball Plans

f2NNAA1A ~ AMC EAGAIA1F
SAN BENITO, March 2l.--A high
school baseball schedule was made
out here Monday night when four
coaches of Cameron county high
school baseball teams met.
The San Benito schedule follows:
March 30-Brownsville nc Browns
Vile.
April 6-HarIingen AL H~arlingen.
April 13-La Feria here.
April 20-Brownsville here.
April 2T-Harlingen here
May 4-La Feria at Tn Feria.
All games are 10 start promptly
at 4 o'clock and a team not arriving
in time for battling practice must
do without.
At the conclusion OF the county
seasons the winners in Cameron
county will play the champions Of
Hidalro and nossihle Willacy coun-
ties for the Valley championship.
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SWAP HIGH FOR BELL

AVON PARK. Fla, March 2l.-tFl
A good share Of the Cardinal squad
got a workout yesterday in the de
feat handed them by the Boston Red
Cox. A score Of players failed 10
hold the attack Of the Red Sox who
came out on the long end Of a m to !
score.
The Cardinals said "Howdy Andy
to Andy High OF the Boston Braves
and "Goodby Les" 20 Lester Bel
who exchanged places with High in a
trade announced last night. "lt's
baseball" said Bell. Though I hate
10 leave the Cardinals, | shall like 10
play with Hornsby. He has always
treated me royalty"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21
BELL
TO AID BRAVES
IN flag fight
News of Acquisition
Cheers Team More
Than Victory Over
Yankee Enemies

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. March n.
-0P)-Yesterday's victory over the
New York Yankees was not half the
cause for JOY to the Boston Braves
today that the news was that Lester
Bell, Cardinal third baseman, would
wear a new uniform this season.
There was . much pep IN the Braves
when they learned Of the High-Bell
deal that they looked like the cham
pions instead of the Yanks. The COM
bination Of Hornsby and Bell, it was
predicted, would 90 a long way to-
ward helping the Boston lads clinch
the pennant. Bell did his best work
while under the management Of the
peerless Raiah.
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Tennis TOURNEY
Begins atLocal
Jr. High School

4 tennis tournament that will
probably decide tho charlottesville ~
the junior high school. and may lead
to an all-Valley junior high school
tourney. was launched ne the local
school at X a. nj. Wednesday.
AT least 40 entries. % girls and a.
many boys. are expected 10 compete
in the meet before IL il brought n
n conclusion. The courts ~ IRE
schools were put into condition Wed.
nesday morning for the play. which
vas expected 70 continue through
the week.
The singles IN both classes were
expected 70 be played Wednesday,
and i was hoped % have the entire
tourney concluded BY Friday after.
noon The youngsters we're a. Use
the courts during the physical educa.
ton period BEGINNING AT IL a. m. and
again after school ~ over.
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Cochran Leading In
Match With Schaffer

Los ANGELES. Calf. Mar. 21.-
Pp-"The Battle ~ the Ex-Champs"
between Welker Cochran and Jake
Schaefer today was going in favor
Of the former. AT the end of yes
terday's 1872 balkline billiard match
Cochran had credit for wins in both
blocks played and an edge Of EST
points.
The score "a date w Cochran 1000
points and Schaefer 743.
Today's play was to end the 1900
point match.
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SENATOR'S BEAT ROBINS

TAMPA. Fla, Mar. 2l.-fF-Piteh-
fnr and hitting problems worried the
Robins today. Manager Robinson
lifted STATE from the outficld and
planted Babe Herman on the RICH,
nicld post 10 bolster a hitting attack
yesterday. Herman obliged with 4
single that drove in a pair or run-
nerS to get an edge on the Sem
ators but the mound aces Of Robbie.
retty and Nsnce we're unable "a take
advantage. Brooklin dropping the
FRAY by s 10 ..
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IRIS BREAKS UP CANE

FORT MYERS. Fla. Mar. 2i.-tP-
Even a railroad train can cause a
team 70 lose "A bali rame. That's
what the Giants say. They were on
the lookout fer the RATHER 10 pull
them out of here yesterday but IL
didn't show up I'm time to stop the
game with the Athletics when the
score vas deadlocked at sail. While
the McGrawmen fidveted for their
train n Bradenton- Iris Sneaker in
the ninth injected a triple and
romped in with the victory AZ = t. s
on q single by Simmons. Had the
train arrived five minutes earlier.
the Giants felt the honors would
fave been even.
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Fate OF S0X
HANGS ON IFS
WRITER AYERS
Ability of Mostil To
Come Back And of
Cissell to Make Good
Are Questions
BY BRIAN BELL

ASSOCIATED Press sports Wr1terD
SHREVEPORT. La. Mar. FL III
the Chicago White Sox management
knew the answer 10 two questions,
il would have n fair idea Of what
the 1928 baseball season holds. Will
Chalmer Cissell. high priced short
stop. hit American league pitching
and can Johnny Mostil come back 10
4 point approximatinR his former
greatness after a year out Of the
game?
III CisscII hits and Mostil brings
his fancy o%utfielding back with him,
the team will furnish spirited oppo-
sition. Good pitching is seemingly
assured the Hose.
Ted Lyons and Alphonse Thomas
take their places in any compiled
array of the best pitchers in the
league and Ted ~Blankenship, who
suffered a poor season last year,
has shown an indicated return "a
form this spring. George Connally
may be expected to turn in some vic.
tories and the veteran Fabcr can
stem the tide on occasion. Charlie
Barnabe. n southoaw who failed "a
win n game for the White Sox last
year. may have a give way 20 a
recruit.
Hold Recruits
Roy Wilson, a lefthander from
San Antonio has shown promise and
Willie GoodeIl. coming from indie
pendent baseball at Tulsa. may jumr
from the lots 10 the majors without
p stop along the route. All William
son. who pitched for Shreveport
seems to have an excellent chance "a
stick with Chicago.
George Cox from Jackson Of the
Cotton States league probably will Re
sent out to gain experience. The
fate of Grady Atkins from Shreve-
rort and Phil Hensick az Monroe
La. remains IN doubt.
Manager Ray Schalk. who caught
only &c games last year. will he
more active in the approaching sea
son. Some or the catching will IA
done by Morris Berg. who played the
infield until he suddenly found that
he was NJ catcher. Harry McCurdy
and Clyde Grouse will complete the
catching staff.
Clancy On First
aoHlHt 4tdHCt mas returned u
first base and Willie Kamm will
again play third. Changes have
heen made in the MIDDLE Of the in
field. Cissell. who has been as
signed 10 short. brought n great rec
ord with him from Portland and HI
early exhibits Of his wares have i'm
pressed Schalk. Bill Hunnefield has
hern moved from short to second
md will Ne the regular custodian oF
the bag. Two former Texas league
infielders. George Redfern and
Johnny Mann will he retained as re-
serve forces.
The club viii retain six outfield-
ers. The hard hitting Bib Falk will
1rain nlav left. The comeback of
JOHNNY MostiI leaves center IN doubt
but Mostil will play there IN ne
gains his old form with Alex Metz
Ter moving over 70 right. If Mostil
does not play regularly Metzler viii
play center while Bill Barrett takes
care Of right. Two PLAYERS farmed
ont last year will be kept for extra
work. Randolph Moore and Carl
REYNOLDS. Both were sent out IN
option. Moore 10 Waco end REYNOLDS
- Palestine Of the Lone Star league.
They did some great hitting IN Texas
and will have n chance to try their
luck against American league pitch
ing from time to time.
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COUNTY Meet
HERECOVERS
SCHOOL WORK
Athletes, DISCLAIMERS,
Spoilers to Gather
Friday, Saturday to
Select Winners

Contests in everything in the pro-
gram Of education of the youth from
spelling bees and the three humble
RS to field and track events and
tennis are included in the program
Of the Cameron County InterschoIas-
tic meet here Friday and Saturday.
The best from all schools Of the
county will be here 10 compete in
these contests" according 70 Thomas
J.. Yoe. chairman of the interscholas-
tic organization. land from all indi-
cations this will be the best meet
Cameron county hes ever had"
Following is the program of
events:
Preliminaries In Debate
Friday. March %. senior high
school ? p. m. Girls room 10; boys
room IA.
Finals in Debate
Friday evening. March %. s D.. m.
high school auditorium. J. c. Stock
er, director, La Feria.
Saturday
Spelling
Senior spelling, room 2. senior
high. 10 a. m.
Junior spelling. room g.. senior
high. 10 a. MI.
Sub-junior spelling, room s, senior
high, 10 a. m.
Miss Mary Bartlett. Harrington, d.
rector.
Defamation
Rural declarations. boys and
girls. senior high auditorium. 10 a.
NJ Senior and junior declarations.
boys and girls, high school audito-
rum, 8 p. m.
Essay Writing
Class A and class b school. room
-. senior high building. 10 a. m.
Grammar school and rural school d.
visions. library. senior high. 10 A.. M.
Miss Roma Wilson, Harlingen. direc-
tor.
Extemporaneous Speech
Room ,. junior high school. 10 a. m.
John 4. Alexander, H~arlingen. direc-
tor.
Arithmetic Contest
Preliminary and final. room II.
junior high building. 10 a. m. NJ. c.
Rushing. Rio Hondo. director.
Three X Contest
Room 10. Junior high school build
ing, 10 a. m.
Field and Track Events
All events will be scheduled and
run as called for in the rules and
regulations governing this division
OF she league.
Preliminaries in both track and
tleid will be run Saturday. March
q. at 10 o'clock. Finals will be run
az ? p. m. First. second and third
place ribbons will tie awarded indi-
Nidual winners and Brownsville
nambe of Commerce is giving a
handsome cup 20 the school winning
the athletic meet. An admission fee
OF 10 cents will be charged At the
gate TO defray expenses. J. +. Nor
fison. 2 Benito. director.
Junior Boys Athletic Meet
- W.. Irvine will have charge or
the junior boys meet, which will be
runs OIL At the high school stadium
commencing nj ? o'clock Saturday.
Noiley Boil for Senior Girls
tame viii be- called az . o'elork
Saturday on high school CONT NJ
Del :. Perkins, director.
Tennis
rreiiminaries in both bows and
sit,s tennis. singles and doubles.
VII re played Friday al 2 o,rIoct
Meet On senior high courts. Finals
WI ne played Saturday AZ . o'rlorL
MISS Irene kehoe, n for o;rIs.
r. x. k~ubarth, sponsor for bovS-
junior Girls Playground Ball
sunlor high grounds. 2 o'clock.
Junior Boys Playground Rail
Junior high grounds. Satrrd,r
March ~ 2 =. M. saturday
community trophies will 10 .w.~s-
60 saturday evening at the close ~
the defamation contests. w -
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WINTER HAVEN. Fla. Mar. 2f.-
fPl-Despite the fact that the SER
vice Of Frank Ulrich. his pitching
ace. will be lost 70 him when the
season pens. Manager Burt Shotton
of the Phillies has not rescinded his
earlier prediction that the Pills are
going somewhere this year. Ulrich.
IN with influenza. probably will be
out N the game until May ar June.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Mar. 2l.-Pl
-Neun at first. Gchringer al sec
ond. Tavener shortstop and McManus
AZ third.
This infield combination. which
barring injuries, will be in the open
ing lineup for Detroit. is believed
Nv Manager Moriarty TO constitute
the smartest first line defense in
the American league. rs members
are agile and accurate fielders. while
each X also a formidable batter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21
\ RED. NOT RI-E-E

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Mar. si.-
P-While tho Yankees have not
started any CONFEDERATION ~ their
exhibition contests 70 date. the Key
stone Kids. Lazzeri ard Koenig. have
hlazed out with red shirts. a fashion
introduced bv Bob Shawkev. AL
though the veteran hurler IL no
longer with the Hugmen. his favor
ite flaming hue is gaining support
cry. Pipgrar. Combs and nurocher
slso flaurt red arms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21

tBy The Associated PreEs1
Predictions or observers that the
Texas League this year will witness
the best pitching in its history is
borne out by the great work Of a
number Of rookie hurlers who are
attracting attention IN training
camps
Four Of these. Baker Of Dallas,
Clements Of Houston. Using Of
Beaumont and Fish or Fort Worth.
the first two former stars mt the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21

NASHVILLE. Tenr.. Mar. af.-fPD
The 1928 Southern Golf a~ssocia
tion tournament will Re PLAYED At the
Brook Hollow Country club Of nal-
las n = date O. be fixed later. This
announcement was made nv ~. r..
Smith, president Of the association.
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ANGELS OUT-HARP PIRATES

SAN FRANCISCO. March -l.-tHf
Although the Pittsburgh Pirates
have lost two consecutive exhibition
m 10 San Francisco. Manager
DOME Bush has expressed himself
AZ not being worried over the com
psrative poor playing Of the last two
DAYS.
Bush said he intended 70 continue
working the recruits and regulars BY
easy staged and not L. force them
TO the limit in exhibition games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21
COBB SOLOS


FORT MYERS. Fla. Mar. PIP,
-Ty Cobb will not 49, ~. r.a
day transforming trip thrcp1b ra-ss-
ern Florida With the Ph;iadelnh;s
athletics, starting today. but In
stead viii remain IT. the training
quarters here for intensive drilljrr.
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BRADENTON. Fla, March 2l.-lPl
Charley Lajeskie, Red Sox recruit
nj first base. has been given his
walking papers. He failed TO reach
major league class in fielding his po-
FitIon and rs a result Red Rollins
will understudy Phil Icdt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla, March
11.=tP-The r~eorganIzed St. Loais
Browns have looked themselves over
and found they weren't so bad thus
far this season. They have out
scored. outhit. outsiugged and even
out-fumbled their opponents this sea
son. They have won five cut OF
eight games played against Cincin-
natl. Philadelphia and Newark.
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CHTCAGO.-Mrs. Mary Willes Wa
unable to identify James Hymers A.
the man who robbed her because Nv
had washed hiB face, sD Me- was freed
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AMRITInN

ORLANDO. Fla. March 2l.-Pi-
Emmett Mccain. who played sec
cnd hase for the Columbus club OF
the American association last season,
has been returned to that club BY the
Cincinnati Reds.
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INDIANS NEED DOCTOR

CLEVELAND, March 2l.-iHf-A
crippled squad Of Cleveland Indians
was AZ Gulfport. Miss. today 70 do
battle with the Colu nbus American
association team.
Shortstop Joe Sewell has a badly
split lin and his chief understudy,
Jonah Goldman. has a sprained
thumb. John Hodapp. third baseman,
is nursing a sore arm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-21

AMERICANS WIN IN JAPAN
TOKI0.-An immense order for
.tin~plate has been awarded 20 Amer
lean concerns. which underbid Welsh
companies.
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ROOK PLEAsEs SENATORS

TAMPA. Fla. March 2l.-lPl-
Bucky Harris has az last found a
yorngster TO fill Roger Peckin-
paugh's shoes Il sbortstop-at least
for the time being.
he ~ Grant ellis Of the Birming-
ham club. His tentative selection
10 play short for the Washington
team means that Bob Reeves and
Jack Hayes. two other promising
youngsters, will have io be used for
something else, for the three were
fighting il out for the job.
HOPKINS and Griffin were slated
for mound duty against the Brooklyn
Dodgers. who were defeated BY
Washington yesterday, & TO ,.
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Special
prices this week only. VIII scrape, size
point UP and paper average size room for So.
Painting and plastering at special prices;
We use pure Dutch Boy lead and pure oll
only. Estimates free OF charge. CaSn or creult
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Evening star., 1928-10-28

dAUNDRESs. frst-class, laundry work to do
at home. 537 Florida ave. NV. Phone N
Evening star., 1928-10-28

LAUNbRESS, first-class, wants place in nice
Family; can. do fine work. Call Potomac