Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-17
AWFUL ANGELS
ARE PREPARED
Many San Benito Fans
Plan to Attend Tilt
Al Harrington
BY A C LEBOwITZ

SAN BENlTO, Aug. l6-The stage
Is set for what should be the best
game TO be played in the Valley
league this year. The San Benito
Saints didn't practice yesterday af-
ter their victory over the La Feria
Boosters. Manager Lew Williams
thought It best TO rest a couple OF
days before the game. AS yet Mana
ger Lew Williams hasn't decided
who will fling against the Harrington
team, but either Darby or Garrett
are both reliable pitchers and should
turn the Harrington team back. Nc
Cauley will be Shifted to the back
stop berth The probable lineup
will be: Cunningham, first base;
Taylor, second base; Campbell. third
base; Clements, shortstop: Waitman,
left field: Courtney, center field:
and Wallace, right field. Besides
having these capable men, Manager
Williams has Hearn. Donaho and
himself in reserve. He says his
team Is ready and that it Is going
TO sew up the Valley title Sunday.
He has instructed his men TO hit the
first good one and not to wait on
anything.
II won't be long until the Valley
champions will have to start worry
ing about who they will play in the
Gulf league. 1t will be rather ex-
pensive for the winners, as they
have TO make a guarantee to the
visiting team. A three-game series
will be played TO decide the winner
Of the South Texas section. More
than likely Valley fans will see the
Gulf league champions play in the
Valley as 1t would pay better than
elsewhere.
Now old King Football has reached
the Valley. Monday morning the
first coaching school will open at
Harlingen. The directors Of the
coaching school are Jack Meagher.
coach of the strong Rice Institute
and Johnny Niemic, former flash
on the Notre Dame football team.
Besides having these two capable
instructors, several Of the South
west conference coaches will be or
hand TO help. 1t is expected that
nearly every coach in the Valley
will attend Among those to attend
are: Red Irvine, j. d. Foster, Edin-
burg, Paul Tanksley and Dutch
Rektorick Of Harrington; Claude
Daley and Geo. Vest Of Donna: n.
I. Schmalzreid OF Mercedes; Jim
Ewing Of La Feria; I. z. Martin Of
Weslaco: and Ogan Of McAllen. Be-
sides these Valley coaches, the en-
tire Harlingen Cardinal squad Is
to get these instructions. A fee OF
SIS for coaches and $500 for stu
dents viii be charged. Anyone wish
ing TO make arrangements for this
school should see Spitz Clark at the
Batsell-Wells sporting goods house
at Brownsville.
Bruce Cunningham went hitless
for his first game this year Thurs
day when the Saints went against
the La Feria team. It seemed that
Bruce Just couldn't get his eye on
the ball. He was fairly angry about
not getting at least two hits in this
game. II Bruce wasn't so lazy he
could make some team in the Texas
league a real first bassman.
The J. G. Penney bowlers are ex-
pected to play the strong Health
Home bowlers at the Harlingen
bowling alley next Wednesday. The
Health Home boys are the strongest
in the Harrington loop and the Pen
ney boys are the strongest in the
San Benito league. The Harrington
team issued the challenge and the
Penney Co. accepted. This should
prove q very good match as both
bowlers have good averages.