Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-06

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ut San Benito. II you can get away,
this should prove an interesting
game. and one which will give us
an idea as to how our baseball
stacks up with that played in other
parts Of the state.
EVERY team in the Valley circuit
Is fighting hard to stop the potent
San Benito outfit. But when the
Saints line up against the Mo-Pacs
the will have the full support Of
the Valley circuit. Geo. Desha.
Topper Rigney, Harley Jackson and
the remainder Of the boys are pull
Ing for the SAINTS to lay the strong
Mo-Pacs in the dust. The Saints
have pretty well proved that they
are cocks-of-the-walk in the VAL
ley circles. When they step on the
diamond Thursday afternoon. they
will be more than n San Benito
team they Will be the Valley
team.
WITHOUT DOUBT, Lew williams
has gotten together a nine which
might be compared to the old time
Saints. OF course, this will seem
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But many OF the old boys Will con
fesS that the two mines rank some
where along the same plane. Lew
has O crew OF sluggers which can
field with any other team n this
section. Rubber Campbell is a WOW
OF 4 third sacker. And MS little
.40O-and-better hitting mark does
no. harm the club ~appreciably
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'em his way club IS healthy
enough tOr the Texas league. Jodle
1tyLu- IS q clever. fast fielding
send sacl.er. AS for MS hitting.
Ole should never speak evil OF the
dead. Cunningham's big war club
has punched II many q saint run
this season. his ile.ding IS good.
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li-cu a.bi-srs ii the Ei0 GRANGE
c-cu.t. VIII rot be abe to umpire
:..e i1ncer this season ana mas
urnti in his resignation. Pres
.t-5 Bosom rs appointed heuil
10 -a..e his place.
MANAGERS should not forge.
the nrexy's aomonltion TO pay OIL
the. postponed games as soon as
possible. He has indicated that ne
Will require al games affecting 2
final standings OF the leading CUBS
be played. he urges that the vari-
Gus managers get together On TINS
question
THE old-timers are taking TO
duck pins at the Old Rip mere. DR..
O. v. Lawrence led a group OF
friends in play last night. He
scored a III as TO 146 for DR.. Rent
fro who came in second. Wine
Whitman ard DR.. Loew trailed the
procession. The Old Rip alleys now
have ten positions in working or
der. Several tournaments are N
the citing.
HERE WE have a letter from
Prexy Anderson, sport editor OF the
Abilene Morning News. He was
about the only booster the Browns
VILE Eagles had in north Texas last
season. Prexy gives out the follow
inc dope on the tough oil belt:
"Out here in u ten-team dis
trict. the Toys who have nothing
else 10 do during the summer are
making the forecast that Ranger
and Cisco viii be the teams 10 beat
in 1880, although San Angelo and
Breckenridge are openly optimistic.
Abilene likely viii have only two
letter men, with a possibility OF
four at the outside. so If our home
club goes places. Dewey Mayhem
viii have 70 do some quick devel-
oping OF inexperienced material.
wilson GroscloSe. tackle. and VIII
Edwin Routh. quarterback, arc the
BOYS certain TO return.