Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-21

hdEaEN, the pIuNgINB SyIlaUp - Oh
one side and John Big Boy" Hayse.
a towering piece or fighting flesh,
is esconced on the other. At tackles
Captain Butch" Stutzenbacker Is
chosen to occupy the left side berth
while Clifton Switzer, member Of
the l926-29 Bulldog squad. will
probably be at the other. Harold
Bud" Earnest is az left end. with
three candidates fighting for the
other wing position.
The Big Three" McAllen's latest
bowling stalwarts. are doing thi--gs
UP brown in the alley fraternity
here. The team Is composed OF T..
II. Strehlow. probably the most
consistent bowler In town, w. p.
McMahan. and G. X. Frankenfield.
Tuesday night az Royal Bowling
alleys the Big Three" took the
starch out Of Earl ziebell. G. g.
Eckhoff and Bill Witherspoon by Q
score OF 2,505 to ABS, nearly 200
points ahead Of the challengers.
Strehlow took high coring and
high average honors for the evening
with a high game count OF 2l5
and a percentage Of 1873 for five
games. which isn't slouchy as .,er-
centages 60.
A big" card. big from two OF
three standpoints. Is on the boards
for "Chesty" Stephens weekly
graphing show here tonight. The
principals will be Cowboy" Teddy
Waters. the former Montana cow
punch, and Farmer" Vance, who
halls from Kansas City. Waters has
been going with much gusto since
his advent into Valley ear--lauling
circles several weeks back and Is
set to keep up his unbroken string
Of wins and draws. Vance Is In for
a rough evening If Waters takes g
notion 10 speed things up TO his
usual high pitch
Another mar whom local mat
followers are waiting TO cast Their
optics over and cross is Bobby
Myers. the Portland flash. who is
taking his bow before McAllen fans
this eve. Bobby Is on the schedule
to meet none other than he fast
| stepping Cactus Pete" Brown
srarthy Mexican middleveight and
flu jitsu exploit. Myers Is "r-se
the stuff" up Santone ways and
from all reports viii give the Span
ish lad a great fight when they
| come together. The eye-opener viii
feature Charles Eastman. muscl :
ribbed McAllen farm boy. II his
bout against Jack Purdin, the Miami
grappler.
Doubles play got under way Wed
nesday afternoon in the renewal Of
McAllen Tennis clubs first semi
annual tournament while local fans
still were singing the praises OF
Julian Hambrick. wee racquet
wielder whose stroking gave him the
singles title IN a great bout against
Sale Lewis earlier in the week.
Hambrick Is paired up wiz,
Babe" Langford in the doubles and
this duet ought 70 cop the club
crown with ease. Langford Is q
left-handed driving ace with a ter
rible backhand stroke. while Ham
brick is a Highlander. sporting O
beautiful backhand OF his own. This
combination ought to 60 a long
way in winning the title.
No little amount OF interest 4:
~centering in 1gnacio Gallardo':
lion-and-bull fight. carded at the
Plaza de Toros in ReynoSa. acros:
the boundary in wet" country from
McAllen August 81. This Is some
thing new for the fans-a lior
fighting a bull. Whether the named
one car sling the h--cow like some
Of the fans can remains a conjecture
but II looks as II these bull-slinger:
will be out BY the hundreds 10 wit
ness the contest.
Not only Is Gailardo staging thi.
extra attraction but he Is bringing
Alfredo Ochoa, the young Mexican
matador. to the border for the bis
COW murder.