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Miscellaneous Wanted
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
HORNSBY TO
MANAGE CUBS

CHICAGO, Sept. 23-P- The
Tribune. In a copyrighted story said
today that william Wrigley. IT..
club owner. had announced that
Rogers Hornsby would be appoint
ed to manage the Chicago Cubs.
National league champions. for the
season OF 1881 and possibly longer.
There has been no rnisunder-
standing with Joe Mccarthy. the
present manager" wrigley was
quoted as saying. we simply de-
cided TO make q change. and as
proof OF my friendship and respect
for Joe I will do all I can to assist
him in getting another major league
position.
1T may be true that We viii be
worse off If the change Is made.
The move may not be popular with
the fans. Mccarthy was given free
rein in the buying Of players. and
7 believe we have q great team.
Mccarthy has had five years to
prove this. so I don't think there
Is anything unusual about not en-
eaging him after q stretch such
as that.
Rajah Gets Trial
we planned to offer Hornsby a
contract a few days after the sea-
son closes. We didn't want 70 en-
barrass Mccarthy. Now that all
sorts OF rumors are flying around
the matter probably WI be taken
up Immediately"
Hornsby. regarded as one Of the
greatest infielders ever developed.
has been out Of the game most OF
this year with injuries. His play
last season was held by many TO
have been q vital factor In the win
ming Of the league championship.
The decision to make . change
in managers. the Tribune quoted
Wrigley as saying. was reached
when the Cubs failed last year 10
win the World Series from the
Philadelphia Athletics.
Since the day I entered baseball
as an owner" he said to the
Tribune. * have had my heart SGT
on winning a world series"
Wrigley intimated that some
other things had occurred TO con-
vince him a change was justified.
the Tribune said. but he refused to
Celebrate On them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
By ORLo ROBERTSON
Associated Press Sports Writer

Playing baseball at an 800 clip is
championship ball in anybody's
league but that is what the st.
Louis Cardinals have been doing
since Aug. II to all but clinch the
National league pennant.
On Aug. Is the Cards had won
only six more games than they had
lost but on the next day the match
was lit that eventually turned the
Heydler pennant race into a red
hot affair. An even break with the
New York Giants In q double head
err was the start. Since that date
the cards have won % Of their IS
starts.
The Cardinals moved a little
nearer the clinching OF the pennant
yesterday with q Is TO 7 triumph
over the Phillies while the Chicago
Cubs were downing the Boston
Braves, 6 to 2, In the only games
played in the major leagues. The
victories Of the league leader and
the runner-up still left the Cubs
trailing by two and one-half games
but made their task Of winning
more difficult. The Cardinals
have five more games on their
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
The
Sports,
Spade

= y n

BROOKS HOOPER, one OF the
cleanest little battlers ever 10 show
IN o vaiicy RIG. vii fight on the
card In the AsatEmcros Square
garden ring Tomorrow evening. He
viii have as an opponent Juan Co.
mez, a srislle OF toughness and ag-
grcssiveness. hooper has been fight
ing about three years and Is now
nearing his prime at 81
LAST NIGHT Andy Divodi Of
New York, a top notcher, drew
with Ydcic Murdoch at Tulss. Hoop
err oecIs.oned Murdoch in Fort
vo:. N so..ie time ago. Which leads
\ 10 he impression that Brooks Is
rot r. pad himself. Recently Hooper
kt4,yrtd sailoi Ba-re-a IN six rounds
asad EIDE Lopez In two mt san
Antonio. Brooks also holds a deci-
sion over Kid OBrien. who held
tie lightweight title OF New Mexico
fnr On number OF years.
BRINGIN3 ii down to local
cases, Hooper drew with Battling
Shaw In Mercedes but later deci-
stoned him IN San Antonio. He also
knocked out Kid Ruiz IN nine
rounds. Ruiz made a strong i'm
passion IN several fights at Mer-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Brownsville Elevens Taper Off for Games
FIGHTS LAST

tBy rhe ASSOCIATED Press

SALT LAKE CITY--Manuel
Quintero Tampa. Fla. knocked out
frankie Bray. Oakland. Calf, C5).
Leo Hansen. Salt Lake City out
pointed Jimmy Valquez Les Angeles.
49,. Sammie George. Salt Lake City.
outpointcd vic Cronln, vicksburg.
Mis-. t6).
Portland. Cre.-Andy Divodi. New
York. and Eddie Murdoch. Tulsa.
drew. (lO).
WICHITA Kas.-Angus Snyder.
lodge City. Kas.. outpointed Babe
Hunt, Pcnca City. Okla. u0). Earl
Wise. Oklahoma City and Chick
Raines Dodge City. Kas., drew. 80.
Baby Striking. Macon. Ga out
pointed Ed McWilliams. Kansas
City. t6l. Bobby Sample, Eureka,
Kas. ~cutpointed Tommy Knopp.
Pratt. Kas. C6l.
JOPLIN Mo.--Joe Rivers. Kansas
City. outpointed Paul Wangley.
Tulsa. tIOl. Cecil Wells. Tulsa.
Okla. knocked out Loren Parkinson.
I 5cammon. Kas.. Hl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
CAMPoLo GETS CHANCE

NEW YORK, Sept. 23-P)-vfc-
torio Csmpolo. whose attempts TO
emulate the spectacular feats Of
his compatriot. Luis Angel Frpo,
have met with failure 81 far, gets
his big chance TO crash his way
into the list OF outstanding heavy
weight contenders Thursday night.
His opportunity comes IN n ID round
bout with Jack Sharkey It the
Yankee stadium but the experts
are predicting that he will muff II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
ALLISON IN

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23-CF-
Four seeded players In the mems
singles OF the Pacific southwest
tennis tournament today faced some
real opposition.
Going into the third round. Sid
ney B. Wood OF Pasadena and New
York; George Lott. IT.. Chicago;
John Van Ryn, East Orange. N. j.,
and Wilmer Allison. Austin. Texas:
all Of high national ranking. faced
opponents Of no NEAR ability.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Reaches 3rd Round

HARLINGEN. Sept. 23.-Hinman
was the first man to reach the third
round OF play in the Lions Club
golf tournament here. defeating
Lilies. two and one. in the second
round play. Each had a bye in the
first round.
In other matches. all IN the first
round. DIR. Diehl defeated Anglin.
two and me-: Hall defeated Chap
man, five and four: Henderson beat
Brown. four and three: and Dug
ger won ever Davenport. three and
two.
". D. Digger. u. Is IN charge Of
the tourney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23

summary 20. Nus.
Whitworth, Fowler, Meyers. 3b hit:
Mallon. Home runs: Mallon, Hut
cheson, Bonowitz. Stolen base:
Fowler. Sacrifice hits: Prothro. Tav-
ener. Double play: Fowler 70 MAI
Ion to Brown. Bases on balls: of
Kelly A. Walker /. Shepherd j,
Whitworth 2. Struck out: by Kelly
1, BY Waller /. Innings pitched: BY
Kelly / % innings; by walker 4 2-3
innings. Hits: Off Kelly 3. off Walk
er s. Left on bases: Memphis Q. Fort
Worth Q. Umpires: Brennan, South
ern Association; Kane, Texas
League: williams. Southern Asso-
citation and Barr, Texas League.
Time: 200.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Cats Take Dixie Final From Chicks IS to 6


SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. sept.
23-R-Sir Thomas Upton, UNI
successful seeker after Americas
yachting cup may carry q So
pound silver substitute for the
highly priced mug back to Great
Britain.
Theron II. Tracey vice presi-
dent of the National League for
Stabilizing Prosperity last night
announced he had telegraphed an
offer OF so pounds OF silver to
Mayor James Walker, of New
York city.
Mayor Walker at the suggestion
of Will Rogers, the humorist. Is
collecting a fund TO purchase the
English sportsman a loving cup.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23

aThe toughest fight I ever had"
Hooper says. was the n with
Billy Podr~za In Mercedes" And
that Is easy TO understand. for
Podraza was one Of the hardest
hitting lightweights eve developed
In the south. You will remember
that he was going great guns in
the central states when he died
from an old ring injury. Many VAL
Icy fans saw the Hooper-Podraza
wight and remember Hooper's gal
liant stand against the great little
puncher.
BROOKS became interested in
boxing in San Antonio when e
school boy. At IS, he won an am
ateur tournament and that stimuli
ated his interest in the game. Then
he laid off for three years while
attending Harlandale and Bracken-
ridge high schools. AT Harlandale
he played football and won the
county championship In the one
mile run. He also ran the 440 leg
In a mile relay for Breckenridge
later. This team made a good
showing IN the state meet.
AFTER high school, Brooks turn
ed to boxing once more. Jack
Taylor. a wiley veteran. took Hoop
er under his wing and taught him
the tricks OF the trade. And he
knew his business, too. for he de-
veloped Tony Herrera, Rosy Rosales
and Nike vazques. Herrera is one
of the leading lightweights today
EsFe young San Antonio boy has a
hi h regard for Taylor. He is a
hdxing expert and a prince OF a
fellow Hooper says OF Taylor.
Just when Hooper was nearing his
prime, Governor Dan Moody sud-
denly decided TO enforce the long
dormant anti-boxing law.
HOOPER HAS been working for
q San Antonio ice company and Is
In top notch condition for We'd
nesday nights bout.
THE Valley Coaches and Officials
association will hold a meeting to-
night at La Feria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
San Benito Clubs
Play Ball Friday

SAN BENITO. Sept. 23.--Arrange-
ments for the baseball game between
Kiwanians OF San Benito and the
business mems luncheon club or
Rio Hondo have been completed and
the contest will take place at 4
o'clock Friday afternoon at Rio
Hondo.
This game will be played for
beenfit of the Community church
which has just recently completed
a new building at Rio Hondo and
q big turnout Of fans Is desired.
DR.. l.. r. Morris and John Prem
tiss have been placed in charge Of
the Kiwanis team here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Don't Overlook Grady's Crew;
Will Play Bears This Friday

Rio Hondo has contributed quite
a bit to the San Benito squad this
year. Aubrey and Raymond Banks.
lettermen there last season will
play guard and tackle on the San
Benito club this year and have quite
a good bit to do with strength Of
the local line. Joe Maddox OF the
arroyo city Is coming out for quart
erback
Reserves Of last season are show
ing up pretty well among them
william Vondera end: Bill Sloan.
quarterback: Billy Anderson. full
back: Paul Cooke. center The fact
that they did not letter last year
does not detract from their posi-
bilities this season the least bit
Sloan showed up Ike q finished
player last year. but he lacked sadly
in weight. Anderson last season was
regarded as one of the most prom
Using boys on the squad and the
current schedule may see the boy
break out and do things.
Good Material
Carroll Roberts was ineligible in
1929 but can play this season. Car
roll Is out for a halfback berth.
Junior high school contributed
fed Bowie, who aspires to cente
position. AT least there Is where
Reynolds is trying him.
Two years ago Allan Bowie was
regarded as fine backfield material
on account Of hts speed. but he took
up residence In California before
opening OF the schedule. He Is now
q prospective left end.
Some OF the other players COM
ing out but about whom we do not
know so much are Harlton Crews,
Bruford Dodson. guard; Vernon
Mayfield. lineman: Dave Morgan,
tackle: Henry Tolly, lineman: Ber-
nard Woods. line; Harlan Wright,
halfback; Bob Sanders, tackle;
Clifford Burgess fullback.
The Hounds have had several
scrimmages. one with Los Fresnos
and one with Rio Hondo. and ap-
pear TO be shaping up pretty well
except for or two Of the bunch
who have hurts Of one kind or an
other.
Percy Mccall is acting business
manager.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Both Cards and Cubs Win AS
National Season Nears End

schedule and need to win only three
of them ever If the Cubs sweep their
final four-game series with the Gin
cinnati Reds. The Robins, which
were idle yesterday. are four games
back OF the Cards, and must win all
Of their remaining five games II
the Cardinals lose all OF their
games.
The result of the two games yes
terday left the three contenders
looking like this:
w. l.. Pct. G-B. TIP.
81. Louis ..88 81 SOL )
6rooeign H. SO e 8 g -5ss = !
In defeating the Phillies, the
Cardinals hammered d trio OF
pitchers all over the ball park In
the early innings and then coasted
TO victory behind the steady pitch
ing of Sylvester johnson and Her
man Bell, who was on the mound IN
the last inning Willoughby, Han
sen. Collard and Phillips took turns
trying to stop the barrage, which
included eight doubles, but only
Phillips was successful. He held the
Cards ~scoreless through the last
two innings after they had counted
thirteen Of their runs in the first
five innings. Mancuso led the at
tack with four hits in five trips TO
the plate while watkins and Bot
tomley got three each.
Guy Bush pitched the Cubs 20
their victory over the Braves, hold
ing the losers TO six hits while his
mates were pounding Seibold. Cum
ningham and Brandt for IL safe
blows. Included In the Cubs col
lection Of hits was Hack wilson's
fifty-third home run OF the season.
Wilson also contributed n Of the
fielding features. making q sensa-
tional running catch Of Richbourg's
liner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
SMALL CROWD
VIEWS GAME
Panthers Plan to Barn
Storm Through
w. Texas
BY GAYLE TALBOT JR.
Associated Press Snnrfs Writer

FORT WORTH, Sept. 23.-tR)-
The spell that Texas League champ
ions have cast over the Southern
Associations standard bearers for
eleven years held good again yes
terday as the Fort Worth Cats def
Gated the Memphis Chicks. IS 70 s.
in the fifth game Of the 1880 Dixie
Series and brought the champion
ship back to Texas.
BY taking four out Of five from
the smuggling Chicks. the Cats gave
the Texas League its ninth victory
since the classic was inaugurated In
1920. 1t was Fort Worth's sixth
triumph in the seven years the Cats
have represented the Texas League.
Likewise. 1t marked the third time
that a Memphis team had tried and
failed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23

Free instruction for ladies each
Thursday. two O'Clock. CampbeII's
Bowling Alley. Adv. t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
SCORPS READY
FOR CARDINALS
Screaming Eagles on Edge
For Game Friday With
Mercedes Tigers

Both the Brownsville Junior
college and high school elevens
went through q vigorous workout
Monday afternoon IN preparation
for games this week. The Browns
vile entries showed fair form.
The Scorpions have their caps
set to defeat the Harlingen high
Cardinals at Harrington Thursday
afternoon. while the Eagles viii
take on Mercedes high here Friday.
The coliegians went through an
hours heated scrimmage and the
first string crew rolled up touch
downs with ease. The backfield
composed OF Newman. quarter:
Cabier and Adamson halves: and
Pipkin, fullback: showed lots OF
speed and piunging power. Newman
injured an ankle. however. and
was taken out. He will more than
likely be able to bark signals for
the Scorps against the Cardinals.
Although he Is Just recovering
from an attack Of fever, Newman
is still the buzzsaw Of action that
he has been for the past two years
in plotting the Screaming Eagles.
Cabler and Adamson make q shifty
pair Of h~alfbacks. calculated TO be
a thorn In the side Of any eleven.
Cabler starred with the Eagles
last year, while Adamson vas an
| All-Valley back at San Benito.
Pipkin led the Scorpions last sea-
son. Reserve backs include Lesser
Lebcwitz. Ball, Samano and several
others.
The forward wall is husky and
should weigh around l65 or ITO
per man. G. r. Nelson Is holding
down the pivot position with Syi-
vester and Davenport on the wings.
Bennett and Summers are at tackle
anS Atkins and Dyer are holding
the guard posts. The Scorpions look
a great deal like the Eagles OF
last year. only they are huskier.
They are using practically the
same style of play.
Polishing Up
The coaches set about polishing
up the Eagles Monday. They put
the boys through a vigorous work
out. giving all OF them a chance
to show their stuff before the oD-
ening game OF the season. A light
scrimmage will likely be held this
afternoon.
Mercedes high has a good team
this year. according to reports
They will be led into action BY
Bellafont, the Valleys premier
Splinter. Ballafont beat Newman
out In the county track meet two
years ago and placed in the state
finals. Last year he again captured
the Valley sprints in handy style.
Mercedes has back its old coa /
in Schmalzreid this year. The last
year he coached there he gave the
Tigers a Valley championship. He
says he should ave a fair eleven
this year. From all reports. II rill
be big and fast.
A large crowd Is expected TO
attend the game here. rot because
Of the game itself. but because the
fans want to see what the entirely
new Screaming Eagle outfit win be
able to do.
Capt. Frank Cortez was back In
Uniform Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
BY HARFOE
Herald staff Correspondent

SAN BENITO. Sept. 23.-Although
most sports critics in the Vaiiey
have been overlooking the San
Benito high school Greyhounds,
their mentor. Grady Reynolds,
claims TO have a big. strong. forward
wall and a fast backfieid, or all
that Is necessary for a winning
combination.
just how the new Greyhound
machine viii stack up will be seen
when the locals entertain the
Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Bears here
at $50 o'clock Friday afternoon in
their first game OF the season.
This will be the first game ever
to be played on the new high school
athletic field which recently was
enclosed with a high iron fence.
Dedication Of the field probably will
take place with the erection of
bleachers sometime this season.
Coach Reynolds has five letter.
men back from last season, but one
or two of them will be seen in
new positions. Captain Jimmy Pace,
for instance. probably will play
center when his knee improves to
the extent that he can come out
again. He will be remembered as
the big. numbering halfback Of last
season who toddled forwards to
many gains.
Lettermen
Then there Is John Oliver Butler
who played at end last year, but
who probably will be seen in action
as a guard this season. He lettered
last season.
Hogan Billeu. who lettered last
year either as guard or tackle. we
don't just remember exactly which,
will be e this year on one of the
wings. unless Reynolds changes his
mind. Hogan attended Los Fresnos
school last winter following close
Of the regular grid season here, but
returned to frolic with the Hounds
for the 1880 race.
Roscoe WEIGH, Harwood Smith
and Robert Gay. all three lettermen
will be back in their old positions.
end. half and guard. All three are
veterans by now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
MONDAYS Results

sc. Louis is. Philadelphia z.
Chicago Q. Boston 2.
Only games scheduled.
Tuesdays Schedule
New York at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23
Chicks Leave

The ChsI1s today were bound
for home. dispirited and ready to
disband. The victorious Cats. still
feeling a lot OF baseball in their
systems after two hard-fought Sc
ries. prepared TO start on their an
nual transforming tour through
west Texas.
In humbling the Southern Asso-
citation champions. the Cats COM
pletely upset the dope. They did II.
furthermore. without any assistance
from Ii Stoner. ace of their mound
staff. who was injured in the Texas
League playoff against wichita
Falls.
Dick whitvorth proved the indi-
vidual hero of the series. pitching
and winning 2 games. including the
decisive frav yesterday. McCabe was
credited with one victory. the OPEN
ar at Memoirs and Herb Thormah-
len got credit for the other by
pitchinc one inning OF the third
zane. Walt Beck gave the Chicks
their lone triumph when he master
cd the Cats here Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-23

Paris telephone users are I'm the
future 20 be answered by an auto
matte clock when they ring up to
ask the time.