Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-26

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tial bow by beating out the 43rd
Mexican cavalrymen 81 in an IL
inning hurting duel in Matamoros.
The Yankees, composed Of picked
players from Fort Brown. played a
fair game afield behind good hurl-
ing by Schaffner. The Mexican
c~avalrymen know their baseball as
well as nags and sabers.
Early in the morning they took
the Hat Makers, claimants Of the
Brownsville city title. into camp
by n score Of 1912. They left no
doubt as to their superiority
Their ~s,uggers leaned on the pill
at Opportune moments through
out the game. Mejia and Iocha
toiled on the hillock for the Cav
alrymen. Several former MEM
bers Of the Brownsville Tigers
appeared in uniforms Of the 43rd.
Members OF the rocking chair
fleet indexed this away in their
noggins under the heading of ire
venge.% Well, they got it. The
Tigers were beaten by the Hat
tiers.
We're rather sweet on the Nc
Allen American Legion nine When
we get to ranting about them,
blurbs that sound like a overly
ripe plum falling out Of a tree on
a still night roll out from under
our fingers. The Macks came
through Sunday. defeating the San
Benito Pentagons So. "Old Folks"
Hamberlain cranked up his deere
pit soup bone and slowballed the
Five-Siders to a f~are-ye-well. He
didn't work overly hard either: only
bearing down in the pinches when
hits meant runs. He had a smart
piece Of furniture squatting behind
the platter to take his slants. This
was r. Drye. captain and catcher
for the s. M. u. Mustanks during
the past season. B. Yoder. agile
Mack shortstop, starred with the
willow. cracking out three bingles
in five tries at the platter.
EdcOuch also baseballed in a
big way Sunday. putting on a
trained animal act with the Mer-
cedes Lions. Griffin not only
hurled Chit ball for them, but
cIouted In the winning u In the
ninth that clnched n FL victory
for his aggregation. Edcouch did
not fare so well in the Valley
league last year but Is apparently
having her innings now.
While on baseball we might sound
our own oboe a little. The Herald
is now carrying a daily telegraph
feature. Texans in the Big Leagues
Each Day" The caption tells the
whole story. This feature gives you
exactly what Texans are doing in
the majors day by day. Now you
can find out what the Old Hum
Hown boys are doing in the majors
without squirting over the entire
sport page. This is a special feature
carried only by The Herald in this
section.
Sidewalk palaver has 1t that
H%arlingen will be the center or
the Valley cauliflower industry
WHEN boxing is legalized In
Texas. Several well known VAL
lev figures are said to be back
ing the proposed venture. The
cards would be put on at the
municipal auditorium. At a
glance. Harlingen appears an
ideal location for Valley fights.
IL Il centrally located and should
get crowds from Brownsville and
Mercedes and intervening points.
Heretofore cards have been put
on at Brownsville and Mercedes.
Each Of these towns and surround
ing territories have a fair-sized col
lection of fans but they r so far
apart that few cared to make the
long trips to see the fights. Har-
lingen Is about equi-distant be-
tween the two and should be able
10 pull in both mobs.
DICK WymOFe II tiEeu vi pay
ing the role Of an innocent by
stander. The La Feria flash Is in
training again and expects to
fight in the near future. Dick
Quit the ring a while back after
taking n severe pasting from
Battling Shaw. Shaw stood off
from him and "cork-screwed" an
Old cut over Dicks eye in the
early rounds. After he had che
Ia Feria lad blinded with gore
Shaw waded in and pummeled
him numerically.
Fie on those San Benitans who
declare there are no fishin' worms
in the Valleyl We have 1t from
authoritative sources that there are
worms in tn Valley. Good worms
that with a little tobacco Juice VII
make fish jump out Of tho water
and utter rubber-necked Cutterals
Of delight.
doc" Dutro. doc" Jones. John
Hunter. John Armstrong and
others declare that they obtain
fishing worms with regularity.
Doc DutrO suspects the no.
worms story as being Florida "
California propaganda The San
Benitans, in effect, declare that
there is something wrong with
Valley soil. doc" Dutro says. III
the Valley viii not produce
worms. there Is a reason. The
obvious reason would be lack Of
plant matter I'm the soil, doc"
AYERS. doc" refers anyone who
believes there II something wrong
with Valley soil to any chamber
of commerce or land company in
this section.