Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-11
Sports Chats
= With -
Hal Eustace

A generous amount of high scores
featured the first shoot of the
Brownsville Skeet and Gun club
Wednesday afternoon. Harry Rich
ardson, sheet metal magnate, show
ed the remainder of the field "how'
by making powder out of "a out of
Is sailing targets. That the new
club has ample material for a good
team is seen in the scores Of DR..
Eisaman and Jimmy George. Each
Of these broke 23s.
.
III. D.. Seago, county clerk by vo-
cation, sportsman by avocation,
has returned from a vacation
with relatives in the North. Seago
proved that he had not lost his
old cunning eye by breaking %
Wednesday afternoon. He goes
about his skeet shooting in the
same manner that he operates the
county clerks office. A great many
skeet shooters r under a strain
when in competition but not
Seago. His competition scores are
about the same as his usual run.
The new skeeG club is throwing a
colored bird unexpectedly during
each round. If the gunner breaks
1t, he gets his targets free. At the
last shoot every one of these money
shots" were successful. This adds
Eest and interest to the Wednesday
and Sunday affairs.
Efforts are now being made to
obtain a match with Donna, state
champions. The local boys had
beaten Donna four straight
matches before the up-ValIey city
won the state title at Dallas.
Brownsville gunners were pleased
with the Valleys supremacy but
would like to find out if they are
It'll able to lay the paddle on An
derson, Willmuth, ct ais. Ander-
son, it will be remembered, won
the class B state championship.
In winning the individual cham
pionship, J. j. Dury of San Antonio
turned in some excellent scores. He
captured nine of Is missing OUT
events, broke Is straight targets
seven times and had a total of 787
broken targets out of 825 shot at
during the entire meet. Due to the
work of San Antonio stars at the
Dallas session. the Alamo City has
high hopes Of being host to the
Skeeters at their annual convention
next year.
The Fort Brown Yankees have
decided that they have had enough
of the 43rd Mexican cavalry's base
ball team. The Yanks have cIashed
with this organization three times
and only once were they able to
pull cut a win. This was accom-
nIished in their first encounter.
The Yankees have scheduled a
game with the San Benito Penta-
gems for Sunday afternoon.
q q
Roberto Hinojosa Is being men
TONED as an opponent for Sullv
Montgomery on q fight card
MANNED for. July 81 al Reynosa.
Hinoiosa has not FOUGHT since Gov.
Dan Moody STAMPED boxing on the
wrists with a Nah, nah. Naughty.
Mustn't" IN the opinion Of most
fans, the trouble with Roberto is
that he is too good. With one ex-
ception, all of his fights were ended
in the first round after a prelim-
fnary flourish Of fists. His rot-so-
well known opponents usually did
not tarrv long after. the referee had
tol1ed the count. A nerfunctorv
whiff of the Smelling salts and thew
arose. collected their money and
beat 1t.
Before we do anv expertinO on
the Hinoinsa- Nortqc-nerv hout
we woulT ike t. find out where
,Jark Sullivan. laxative
trainer. wrestler, msnaoer. or what
have YOU. has boon for 4he mast
several weeks. Sullivan. Hinoioea's
niana"er-f-ainer. ha< boon miss
inc from his acc"sfc--nI harnts
for some t;~ao. Tf Sullivan has
reen arornd Fort Worth. rront-
sn-nerv's headensrterS an het~ are
off so far as -re @re concerned.
.
SPORTS eIStore. Deerrro frto the
future with hie1 novA-ed +eIe-
rcnnes arc tslltinq o'r+ the side If
their rnn,Iths tn tho effect that NAV
Schneling and Toromv Louehran
will probably rnAet fo- tho worlds
HEAVYWEIGHT title. TndoI1btedlv
these are the two most ronuIar a~I
willing bows IN the bowler r1a ssifi-
cstiors. Lonphran has ruled the
Iirht h~eavvweiehtS with an iron fist
for sorne time: He Is ~aw about
ready r. step In IS a full fledged
heavyweight.
Scbrnelinr IS favn-e~ FL push
Uast the 1o-H rnouthAI jn-anS-
outer Tack SharFrAv. he eIso will
rrobabIv hr-a'~ = t~otterir~ Tack
nennsev. VI FL'< IS arna-,nIisheA.
then what7 why rothi,g could
he more sir1nler. A SchmeIing-
Eoughran bout.