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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
East Beating West
in Tennis Tourney

FOREST HILLS. ~. ", Sept. D.
(R)-Eastern tennis stars took the
courts today in their annual COM
bat with western representatives.
needing only two victories to clinch
the 1929 series.
The east rolled up a 81 lead
on the first day of the series on
Saturday. With five matches on
the program today victory In two
automatically would clinch the Sc
ries for the Atlantic sean ,drd.
Singles MATCHES found Gregory
Msngin ar De..Tsrk meeting lewis
N. White. John Van Ryn. Orange.
". j.. opposing Doeg: and Berkeley
Bell. Austin. Tex. matching strokes
with Fritz Mercur of Bethlehem,
Pa.
In doubles. Lott and Doeg were
matched against Van Ryn ard
Mangin. and Me-cur and J. Gil
bert Hall Of South Orange, NJ. j..
met Bell and White.
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JONES BIG FAVORITE AS
AMATEUR TOURNEY BEGINS

be repeated tomorrow arr the 80
low scores will qualify fcx match
play, beginning Wednesday.
There may be casualties 2nong
the favorites in the qualifying
round If the wind happens TO be
high and q few shots start stsaying
off into the sand or the ocean.
Barring upsets. however, the main
battle Of examinations VIII start
Wednesday when two 18-hoie
rounds be played, cutting the field
from 80 to 80.
Last year, George Won Elm CT
Detroit, Don Moe of Portland, Ore.
the present western champion:
Chick Evans of Chicago, Francis
Ouimet OF Boston and Frank DolD
Of Portland, Ore. all were put out
in the first round. Jess SWeetser
of New York, another ex-ckemrion.
fell by the wayside in the second
round. and Jones was saved from
probable elimination only because
his opponent. Ray Gorton. rom
pletely missed his drive OFF fhs 18th
tee. That's what happened only a
year ago to a flock Of stars. all of
whom are here for the far west !
first tournament and sgain rated
among the outstanding contenders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
TERRIS TRYING
TO COME BACK
MandelI Takes on Chilean
Lightweight ut
Chicago

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-tP-The
current weeks boxing program
brings to the fore two lightweiThts
who were bitter rivals a half dozen
years ago-Sammy Mandell and sid
ferris.
Since their two meetings I'm 1923
and 1925. Mandell had risen TO the
lightweight championship. a title he
appears destined to hold for some
time yet to come. ferris. famed
as the Ghetto Ghost" has been
on the down trail for more than a
year with the end OF his long ring
career in sight.
After his knockout defeats last
year at the hands Of Jimmy Nc
Larnin and Ray Miller. Terris has
been trying to comeback with more
or less success. His come back cam
paign reached a critical moment on
Tuesday night when he faces The
sturdy. hard-hitting young semincle
Indian. Pete Nebo. Of Tampa, Fla,
In a l0-round bout az the Queens
boro stadium
Mandell. making his first appear
ance since his successful title de-
tense against Tony Canzoneri, bat
ties Luis Vincentini OF Chile. n q
10-rounder at the Chicago stadium
on FriGay night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
By ALAN y. GOULD

tASS0cl3beu fFeSS sports EuItOEl
PEBBLE BEACH, Cal. Sept. O.
(R)-The tumult and shouting Of
the preliminary golfing bouts. the
practice puts and the predictions
gave way today to the serious bust
ness OF qualifying for the amateur
championship OF the United States.
Out along the picturesque shores
Of Carmel Bay 139 golfers. the best
amateur talent that can be pro-
cured by America. Great Britain
and Canada. began gathering be-
fore the fog had lifted to start the
title quest. All OF the experts and
most Of the onlookers not influ-
enced by sentiment. family ties on
craftsmanship, regard the quest as
somewhat in vain merely because
the 140th golfer in the big field
happens TO be Robert T. Jones. Jr..
OF Atlanta, winner of the cham
pionship four times in the last five
years.
Today. with a former major league
third baseman, Arthur CTilly) Sha-
fer of Los Angeles. first off the
starting tee. the field settled down
for the opening Is holes of quail
flying competition. The process will
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
MOORE LEADS
TEXAS LEAGUE
Dallas Outficlders Show
Way to All Batsrnen
in Loop

DALLAS, Sept. 2-tPl-Not in re-
cent years has a Texas league club
boosted an outfield to equal the
present Dallas combination in sheer
batting power. The trio OF Jimmy
Moore, .369, and ST Rosenthal. 1853,
hitting In succession offers the
leagues pitchers their toughest
spot.
Jimmy Moore's continued heavy
hitting enabled him to held the
league lead. despite the fact that
his closest rival. Red Bennett CT
the Spudders. was idle. Benefits
mark was .375.
Other leading batsmen through
Thursdays games were Lapan,
Wichita Falls. 800; Langford.
Shreveport. .357; Blackerby. Waco
.35l: Bonowitz. Fort Worth. SAT:
Whitworth, Fort Worth. .342; Starr.
Shreveport, 1856: Mellano. Waco,
1888.
II IS certain now that Blackerby
will not realize his ambition 10 be
the first player to lead the circuit
In hitting two consecutive years.
George Washington Payne pitch
ed his 25th victory for the Spuddcrs
Thursday and was five ahead Of his
nearest rival, Jim Lindsey Of Hous-
ton, who has 20. Flint Rhem,
Houston, is undefeated in seven
games.
Whelan. Shreveport first base
man. who is reported headed for a
major league trial next year. was
leading the loop In runs scored,
with 125. Eddie Moore. Fort Worth.
had counted 121 times; Benton,
Wichita Falls. lis.
Randy Moore increased his lead
in total hits. running his string "a
PIG. Eddie Moore had hit safely
200 timesl Bennett 1873. Randolph
of the Dallas Moores also led in
doubles. with as. His tcammate.
RosenthaL, had A3. Eddie Noore's
IS triples placed him far ahead OF
the pack in that department.
The race for homerun honcrs
promises to be a close one right to
the tape. Paul Easterling. Beau
mont buster, and Bob Sanguinet
Waco, we're deadlocked with 2f
round-trippers each. Blackberry anC
Bennett each had poled Is.
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who were lost to the high school a-e
Tom Cudd, end; Ralph Anderson.
end; Gordon L. Stewart, center;
and Tom Brown, tackle, who were
lost through graduation. Ineligible
ity and removal from the city lost
others, including Bachelor. enc OF
the best backfield offensive players
in the state. who will attend Geor-
gia Military college at Gainesville.
Ca, Bill Gray, quarterback, who
was disqualified at the end % last
season, because Of acedamic work In
his freshman year in San Antonio,
and II. z. Browning.
Coach Askey will direct the des-
TIMES Of the Buccaneers through
the hardest schedule ever faced by
the local school in which Is included
eight conference games. Ray Ka-
nipe, last year coach Of Arkansas
Pass high school, will be assistant
football coach and will assist Askey.
Majority of the local gridsters al
ready are In perfect playing con6i-
toll after a summer Of strenuous
activities. Neither have they for
gotten the feel OF the elusive pig
skin. for several training periods
have been held since the 1925 sea-
son. During the spring many men,
bers Of the squad underwent a
training period. Others attended
the citizens military training camp
In San Antonio. and there prac-
ticed daily. The coaching school
which ended here recently drew
more members and during the two
weeks of the school daily workouts
we're held by Coach Askey. Loaf
ing has not been the order for any
Of the gridsters, who preferred work
in the local cotton congresses 10 the
rocking chair as training methods
Superb condition viii be necessary
II the Buccaneers are to remain I'M
defeated during the current season.
The hardest schedule of the schools
history will be faced in such foes
as Taft. K~ingsville. Brownsville. Al
amo Heights. Main Avenue, Har-
landale. Breckenridge OF San An
tonic. Laredo. Austin and Robs-
town.
Daily sessions will be held in pre-
paration for the season. Black
board practice as well as work in
the field will be included In the
schedule.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
DOUBLE BILLS
FOR HOLIDAY
Cats-Spuds Tilt Draws Ma.
jor Interest in Texas
League

>. .CBy The Associated Press =. i.
Texas league athletes VIII work
overtime before holiday crowds in
four cities today. Doubleheade-s
were scheduled at Fort Worth, Dali
las. Waco and Houston, with the
double conflict between the Spud-
ders and Cats holding major inter-
est.
The leading Oilers tade adieu 70
South Texas yesterday with two
and one-half games left of the six
game lead with which they began
their excursion three weeks ago.
Houston. starting on a final jaunt
through the northern sector. held
down the runner-up position. with
the Sports just half a notch be-
hind.
Thanks to ar unexpected display
Of spirit by the Cubs il thei- four
game series against the Spudders
Houston was able TO gain a full
contest over the weekend. Del
Pratt's pupils made IL two out of
three from the Oilers by taking the
first game o. yesterdays double
bill, z to 8, and then holding the in
vaders to a TT draw at the night
cap. Harris and Thurman limited
the leaders to six blows in the OPP
ener. The SpudS were forced to
score three runs in the seventh in
ming Of the a~fterpiece to tie II up
and force IL into extra periods
Inability 10 hit the slants OF Dick
Morrell in the pinches cost the
Bluffs a 5 TO ! verdict to the Sports
discontinue. The ShreveporIers
drove Rinehart from the mound In
the first. but were held down by
Rose the rest of the way.
The Steers closed a disastrous
stay at Beaumont by dropping the
final tilt, - to 6. Three straight
losses just about washed out their
hopes for this half. Four Nav
chunkers we're pounded for Is hits
by Robertson's fractions crew. Kelly
leading the attack with two doubles
and two singles.
Skinny" O'Neal, who went 10
san Antonio in the Messenger deal,
allowed the Panthers only six hits
in the final at Fort Worth, winning
8 to 3. The Indians drove Phillips
to cover and then worked on Nc
Cabe.
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HOLIDAY CARD
IN READINESS
y
"Sully" Montgomery Arrives
for Heavyweight Clash
with Hinojosa

REYNOSA, Sept. with "SulTy-
Montgomery on the scene, everyu
thing was set here today for tina
heavyweight bout between him and
Roberto HinojoSa of Brownsville.
Brooks Hooper or San Antonio.
who il 10 fight Kid Gilbert or La
redo. arrived on deck Sunday aft
ernoon. Hooper said .he had drawn
a tough opponent. but that ne
would stay IN there and do his best
to defeat the clever Laredo south
paw.
The semi-final and preliminary
fighters. Rooster Guerra of San
Benito. Tony Torres of Brownsville,
Kid Olivares or Donna and Bab9
Parker Of Fort Brown. have all an
nounced themselves as III good con.
dition.
The card will get under way AZ
4 y. III. az the bull ring.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
PORT CITY HAS
VETERANSQUAD
Experienced Line and Back
field VIII Be Visitors
Big Threat Here
Especial to The Herald)

CORPUS CHRISTI. Sept. p
The Corpus Christi high school
Buccaneers who play Brownsville at
Brownsville October 4. will be a
speedy. light aggregation. using a
~geared-up running attack almost
exclusively. They will be a veteran
outfit. The BUGS have only two
end positions TO be plugged. The
team is expected to average about
145 to $50 pounds per man.
The squad will turn out Monday
afternoon at Kleberg PARK for the
beginning OF the practice season.
There are expected TO be 50 candi-
dates out on the opening day. OF
this number. 10 will be lettermen,
according to Coach j. Nixon Askey.
"A nucleus upon which a ranking
squad can be built vas left over
from last years squad and. with the
exception of the wing positions.
Coach Askey can muster an eleven
which is seasoned.
Not overburdened with weight but
boasting much speed. reported to be
even greater than that Of the 1928
EAAArACANa lAlG A0NAA AAAEAA
school will produce a team adapted
TO the running attack system taught
by Coach Askey. According to ad-
vance reports. the buccaneers. when
they face Taft In the seasons OPEN
er, will be an eleven OF average hgih
school weight and somewhat faster,
both in backfield and IN the for
ward wall, than is usually seen on
preparatory school ~eridirons.
Doubtless the brunt of the sea-
sons work will fall on the shoulders
OF veterans and near-veterans who
earned their letters and were left
over from the last school year.
Among those will be V. Tracy.
tackle: Bill Stubs. second string
tackle; Vance Vannoy. sub guard:
Alexander Cox. guard. Robert
Knolie. guard: Alfred Compton.
second string center; Billy Blake,
halfback. Kermit Heinrich. quarter:
j. G. Baldwin. second string half:
Joe Stewart. full.
With the exception Of the wing
positions. Coach Askey doubtless
could send a team on the field
which would be felt by any district
foe. Doubt as to probable ends ex-
lists at present. but with new mate
rial and members OF last years
squad. the position will be s~atisfsc-
torily filled long before the OPEN
ing game. Among the positions arc
Thornton, believed 10 be the best
prospect. and Anderson, brother of
Ralph Anderson Of the last years
team. Competition for these two
doubtless will be furnished by the
new material which will report
Monday afternoon.
The loss of last years stars will be
heavily felt. particularly in the for
mulative stages. when some OF the
Buccaneers will suffer because Of
insufficient training. Among those
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
MAJORLEACUES
OFFER LITTLE
Labor Day Bill OF Big Mines
Lacks Sensational
Tilt

With the Pirate Bubble exploded
major league teams swing into La
Dor day with little to offer the fans
except Babe Ruth's home run race
against time. The Babe slammed
his 40th at Braves field yesterday
as the Yankees paid a hurried visit
TO the rented Sabbath home OF the
Red Sox to win. 6 to A. The game
yesterday was Ruth's 125th, leaving
him % more In which to nit a suf-
ficient number Of circuit drives to
earn an increase in his annual S7o,-
900 check.
The Babes own record of 60 made
two years ago is safe from any new
advances at this moment. but an
other September such as the one ne
experienced in 1927 would give him
about 56 for the season-easily
enough for another handsome raid
upon the Rupert bankroll.
After being cuffed about by the
Athletics all season. the Senators
turned to win. II TO 3. Sad Sam
Jones was right. and the Senator'S
smacked everything served them.
Connie Mack availed himself OF the
opportunity to inserts several OF
his second string.
Ken Holloway pitched the Indi-
ans to a 5-to-0 victory over the
White Sox at Chicago. and George
Uhle checked the Browns suffici-
emily for the Tigers to win, Z TO 4.
Limping home from their chas-
tisement at Pittsburgh. the Cubs
found $4,000 clamcring q welcome
10 them from the stands about
Wrigley field. The Bruins respond
ed by smashing Jess HaneS and
Carmen Hill for 10 rounds which
defeated the Cardinals, 10 10 3.
The Pirates treated themselves 10
a 9 to z victory over Cincinnati in
IL innings. The game was notable.
first. because nobody but Red Lu-
a was the isfeated pitcher, and
secondly, because Er yin Brame. the
hitting pitcher. reached the distant
right field bleacher at RedIand field
for a home run III the fifth with
two on base. He had to have relief
from Remy Kramer on the mound
however, ana Kremcr got credit fer
winding.
The Phillies won both games at
Ebbets field. Is ID 2 and 3 70 8
Larry Benton cracked again and the
Braves defeated the Giants, 8 TO 4
at the Polo grounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
Grid Officials Open
Annual Meet AZ Waco

WACO. Sept. 2-LP-The shadow
u the coming football season cama
into the sports picture today as tbs
southwestern board Of conference Of
ficials and coaches prepared to ~
in annual session here.
Rules were up for Interpretation
along with discussion of various
phases OF the game.
Joe Utay IL chairman Dana x.
Bible, Nebraska university coach and
formerly mentor 40 Texas IA. "a MI.
was expected 10 take a prominent
part IN the conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
Fort Brown Yanks
Defeat Hat Makers

The Fort Brown Yankees staged a
comeback Sunday afternoon on the
Palm Courts diamond when they
trounced the Palmer Hat Makers.
81.
Monday afternoon the Hatters
will play the San Beaito Aztecs on
the local diamond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
Hague Delegates
Leave Fer Home

THE HAGUE. Sept. a. up -
Delegates from twelve countries in
terested in r~eparations who during
nearly four weeks Of almost con-
tinuous strife and stalemate SEEM
ed 10 be unable either to break up
or wind up the Hague conference,
separated today to the soothing ac-
cents Of the Dutch national an
them.
They will meet again when the
president of the conference. Prem
Ter Henri Jaspar OF Belgium. calls.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
MEN
STRONG FOES
FOR GOLFERS

LAREDO, Texas. Sept. 2-tF1-
The problem OF stopping Walden
Haynes. Hill Cooke and George
Cummings faced players In the
annual Lower Gulf Coast Golf
association tournament as play
over the last ~ holes was to be-
gin today.
Haynes OF Mercedes took "a
score Of Ill for yesterdays n
holes IN Glass "A. Cooke, a Mis-
sion hope topped class B with $50
and Cummings or Corpus Christi
was out In front In Class G with
a card OF 1872.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
Coleman Strong in
West Texas Finals

MIDLAND. Texas. Sept. 2.-tP-
The Midland cowboys were one down
70 Coleman as the two teams pre-
pared TO take the field here this af-
ternoon for the fourth game OF the
West Texas league championship
play-off series.
The Cowboys we're even or out IN
front during all Of yesterdays game
until the ninth inning. Here. Rowa-
lik's big bat spelled disaster for Mid
land with a home run that began a
six-run Coleman rally.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
Tigers Lose Sunday
Game to Boosters

(SDecial To The Herald
LA FERIA. Sept. IVAN Pelt
hested Salinas in a hurting duel
here Sunday afternoon and the
Boosters defeated the Brownsville
Tigers Al. Both hurlers turned in
a creditable performance and the
hitters were held well in check
throughout the contest. No batter
obtained over n brace of blows.
The Tigers move up to McAllen
Monday for a game with the Le-
gionnaireS.
SUNDAYS hnYns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02

Two-base hits-Perez, q. Smith.
Three-base hits-King. Homer-G.
Smith. Double play-Rocha to Pc
rez to Padron. Struck out-By Sa-
linas II. by Van Pelt Is. Walks
BY Salinas A. Van Pelt 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
Major League Leaders
Including games of Sept. II
CBy The Associated Press
National

Batting-Herman. Robins. 1877.
Runs-Hornsby, Cubs, 123.
Runs batted in-Ott. Giants. l27.
Hits-O'Dcul, Phillies. 20l.
Doubles-Frederick, Robins. As.
Triples-L. Waner. Pirates. is.
Homers-KIein. Phillies. 80.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs. 80.
Pitching - Bush. Cubs. won Is.
lost 4.
American
Batting-Foxx. Athletics. .375.
Runs-Foxx. Athletics: Gehringer.
Tigers: Gehrig. Yankees. 10.
Runs hated in-Simmons. Athlet-
les. 126.
Hits-cimmons. Athletics. $50.
Doubies-Manush. Browns. 80.
Triples - Miller. Athletics. Fon-
SEGA. Indians. IA.
Homers-Ruth. Yankees. 40.
Stolen bases - Gehringer, Tigers
q.
Pitching-zachary. Yankees. won
10. lost one.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sundays Results

New York 6. Boston 4.
Cleveland 5. Chicago o.
Washington IL. Philadelphia ;.
Detroit 7. st. Louis q.
Mondays Schedule
Washington az Boston. two games.
ST. Louis at Cleveland. two games.
CHICAGO nc Detroit. two games.
New York e. Philadelphia. two games
Standing OF the Clubs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02

First figure lowest temperature
last night: second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
at 8 a. m; fourth. rainfall past "a
hnIirc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02

-OF THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
Sundays Results

Beaumont S. Houston /.
Beaumont II. Dallas 6.
Waco TT. Wichita Falls Ct.
San Antonio Q. Fort Worth 3.
Mondays Schedule
Beaumont at Houston. two games.
San Antonio az Waco. two games.
Shreveport at Dallas. two games.
Wichita Falls at Fort Worth, tw
games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SUNDAYS Results

Philadelphia 1873. Brooklyn 20.
Boston 8. New York q.
Chicago 10. ST. Louis 3.
Pittsburgh 9. Cincinnati Y.
Mondays Schedule
Boston nc Brooklyn. two games.
st. Louis at Chicago. two games.
Philadelphia az New York. two games.
Cincinnati At Pittsburgh. two games.
Standing OF the Clubs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
EnaE@ ne HERALD SPORT SECTION Ea@@z
to Meet Speedy Team in Corpus Buccaneers
BALL GAMES
ON SCHEDULE
FOR

Following are the baseball
games scheduled over the Valley
for Labor day:
Brownsville, Hatters VS.. San
Benito Aztecs.
Harlingen. Pentagons VS..
Kingsville double header.)
McAllen. Legionnaires VS..
Brownsville Tigers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-02
Sports Chats
- With -
Hal Eustace

Competition is proving stout in the
Lower Gulf Coast association tour
nament which got under way at La
redo Sunday. With eighty-two golf
ers entered. the majority of whom
are from the Valley. Walden Haynes
on Mercedes led the field in the class
A section. His score for the first "a
holes was III.