Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-28

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San Benito, are scheduled TO go ont
ar the six round routes. This bou.
IS expected to DC a thriller. Guerr;
has shown that he will fight, ans
carries a punch that Is deadly, once
II lands, and IL has landed quite frc
qucntly ~ past bouts at the post
Williams II a crafty little scraprer
and the iIs-pound boys are about
evenly matched.
Fans arc expected to fill 10 over
flow ing the skating rink tonight
for the bouts. Advance ticket
sales have hecn good, and with ex-
cellcnt weather. many fistic bugs"
from up the Valley are expected 90
he on hand. Promoter Becerril
has all arrangements complete. and
states tho fights will be run off as
fast a. possible. and with no in-
Permission Of any length between
bouts.
LOOKS LIKE "A GOOD CARD
THE FIGHTERS REPORT THEM
SELVES IN AL CONDITION. AMI
THEY HAVE DEMONSTRATED IN
THE PAST THEY WILL FIGHT
APPARENTLY THERE rs NOTHING
TO KEEP THIS FROM BEING TENS
BEST CARD.
Give Jack Sharkey credit. No
sooner had he gained a decision
ovcr r. O. Christner In Madison
Square Garden Friday night than
l. - - a..
fight either Heeney or U%zcudun
on February give DAYS BE-
FORE HIS SCRAP WITH STEIB-
LING.
What does this mean, To the
writer il suggests that Sharkey
smells defeat at the hands Of Young
Stribling, and should this come true
the Boston Sailor would be a side
issue in the fight game. In other
words he has a chance to CLEANUP
before he fights the Georgia boy. and
considering Madison Square Garden
mogulS his enemies" he isn't looking
hithcr and thither rs 10 the POSSIBLE
tiles Of his being rendered horS dc
combat By either Heency or the
and III he never fights
Stribling he doesn't care.
Can you or can you not support
a $500 a month ball club in or
ranilcd baseball? That j. the
question 20 be put up 60 the dir
ferent tow n and fans OF the VAL
ley tomorrow by a committee head
ed by Guy Trent. and citizens Of
Brownsville. Harrington. and others
TO ilidaigo county towns. There
has been a lot oT talk, rumors ga
lore aucnt professional baseball for
the Valley. Well. now is a good
time and since citizens Of these
parts are TO take time of from
their businesses and try To organ
izc an ally alley league. every cit
izen and town in the Valley should
back them up and lend assistance
provided soI want baseball.
Albert Ccrda. Of The Herald COM
room. who played a few bail
games on Fourth Estates club las,
summer. being retired 70 Sidelincs
due 10 inability 10 judge fly balls,
promoted" 70 the treasuryship
Of the club. q place which he capa-
bly, filled throughout. Albert says
the glamor Of the crowds attending
tho games affected his playing. and
explains that while he u used TO
crowds, and all that. when he was
out for a razzing for making
an error-wcll, it was just too much.
Donald F~razec, the popular base
ball player who was killed in an
airplane accident last week az San
played with Corpus Christi
IN 1926. under the name Of Melon
aid. 4 dispatch from Fort Worth
SAY Of Frazec:
Don Frazee who was killed in an
airplane crash at San Angelo FRI
day Of last week. was one az the
best fullbacks ever TO play for Texas
University. Don came TO
the Purple school in 1924 and was
OF the freshman football
team. In 1925 he was one Of the
outstanding backfield men in the con-
ference.
He was one az the best full
I ever coached said Matty
Bell. Frog mentor. Frazee was cs-
pecially adept al backing UP the line
and was considered as ono OF tho
best defensive backs in the South
western loop. He was one az the
best defensive men | have ever seer
anywhere said Ed Kubale. Frog
line coach. He certainly 81 the
best line-backer in the conference.
Nothing that could b. said
about him would be too much was
the comment Of Raymond BEAR
Wolfe now assistant athletic dircc-
tor and Terminate of Frazcc.
THE flag in front Of the main
building ~ r. q. u. hung al half
mast during the last part Of the
Ire Fort Worth dispatch dotes up
Frazcc's football ability, but he
a promising ball player. He
finished the season with Shreveport
after coming 70 the Sports from San
Angelo az the West Texas league
lie was an ~outfieldcr. fast. big and
aggressive. Shreveport lost an out
fielder who was certain 70 make
good this year.
DID 1T EVER OCCUR To YOU
BASEBALL FAN. THAT ENOUGH
PLAYERS MAY BE SOLD EACH
YEAR TO TAKE CARE or TIKI
EXPENSE OF OPERATING A CLUE
SUCH As rs PROPOSED FOR TIKI
VALLEY
Since the rlcse ~ the summer "
1923, sherman. Texas. hasn't had
ball club. That year they were
members OF the Texas Association
composed Of Waco. Austin. Marlin
McNia and Corsicana. They are nov
members 81 the Lone Star league
being admitted at n meeting Of Of
ficiais several weeks. AGO. this lea
rue being composed Of TcNarkaaa
Paris. Palestine. Ncxia. C~,rsicsaa
Tyler. Arkmore ard Nuskoree, Ok
and now Sherman. also. In las
weeks issue Of the Sporting New