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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
Under the Big Top

to work today against the Detroit
Tigers. declaring he felt in mid-sea-
son form.
Bucs Slug
To awaken the slugging spirit Of
the Pittsburgh Pirates. manager
Ems planned a slight shakeup in the
batting order for today's clash with
the San Francisco Missions. Stuart
Clarke was prepared 70 sub at third
for Pie Traynor. out with a sore
eye. but was slated TO bat sixth.
George Grantham was instructed to
fill TraynoT's place as cleanup bat
ter with Gus Suhr, the new Pirate
first baseman, following him. Petty
and Meme were TO pitch.
The Cincinnati Reds were back on
their home training grounds az
Orland. Fla. today after a two-day
launt In which they broke ven in
two exhibition encounters. A stiff
practice was on the program, IN
preparation for the first Of a four
game series with the Worlds cham
pion Athletics tomorrow. The Yam
KEGS tanned the Red Legs, 4 10 |.
Yesterday AZ ct. Petersburg.
The Cleveland Indians. alreaTv
rained out Of two exhibition games
with the New Orleans Pelicans,
faced their fifth successive day Of
comparative inactivity today. Show
ers had left the field Shiny with
mud.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
HATTERS WIN
FIRST 4 TO )
Munos and Trevino Hook
Up in Hurlers'
Duel

The Brownsville Hatters won the
opening game of the season from
the Nacionales Of MatamoroS by
the close score Of 4 10 3 before q
large crowd Of fans from both bor-
der cities.
Lefty Aldape, Halter slugger de
luxe, hit a three Dagger with the
bases loaded. This was followed by
Capt. Padron's perfect bunt. These
hits accounted for all the Hatter's
runs.
Munoz held the locals well in hand
after the first inning. Thereafter, Il
was a pitchers battle between Ire
vino and MunoZ, the former having
the advantage of the early drive.
Trevino seated 10 Nacionales via
the struck out route, while Munoz
turned back 8.
Roch and Munoz distinguished
themselves, the former by Isis spec
tacular plays and Munoz by his ef-
fective pitching.
Aldape's hitting stood out for the
locals. while Capt. Padron and r. de
Ia Rosa. first base and short STOP
respectively. did fire work in the
fiafd orI az hat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
Especial to The Herald.)

SAN BENITO. March 15-Start-
ing lineupS IN the opening game
Of the Western League season here
were announced today by man
ayers Of the two teams.
Harrington will pitch Lyons and
Zahn. according 70 President Lee
Keyser. Lingle. Becker. Trefz and
Lawrence will be given turns AZ
catching. The rest OF the lineup
reads something like this: Nielsen
IS: Atwell, 2h: Hughes, CT; Oglesby,
ID; Van Camp, RI; Burger or
Nubling, II: Windham, 30.
Manager Eddie Palmer OF Denvel
announced his local lineup as FOL.
lows: Crowley, ID; Metz, 2b; 5ousa
IS; Adair, 3b; Kadoza, II; Parker
CT; Shelves. ri; Mccoy, p; anc
Vargas, {.
Both team managers will Use q
large number OF players, IN order
TO decide between the extra mel
they are holding for various posi-
tons on the team.
Hitting qualities are % be stress
ed considerably by both clubs IN
deciding who 10 keep.
Keyser IN discussing his Des
Moines club said he believes he has
a stronger club than Wichita put
In the field Sunday, and seemed
optimistic about his prospects ia
the Valley series Of games.
Denver has a young and fast
club, with a number OF new men.
and will make a strong bid for
honorS III the Legaue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

NEW YORK, March i5.-lF-
Manager Joe Mccarthy has about
decided to use Hazen "Kiki" Guy
Ter, fleet ri%ghtfielder. as leadoff man
for the Chicago Cubs. Cuyler's abil-
ity 10 get on base. and move about
after getting there. apparently has
won him the job. Mccarthy also l.
looking forward to a comeback year
for Sheriff Fred Blake, n Of the
leagues best pitchers in 1923 but a
disappointment last season.
Two heads have been Topped OF,
In a manner OF speaking, by Man
ager John McGraw OF the New York
Giants, and one OF them belonged
10 Len Shires. brother Of the Great
Shires". Shires, an infielder. and
Art Veltman. who nj catch or play
the outfield, have been sent 70 the
Bridgeport club OF the Eastern
league, Giant farm.
Hurlers Worked
Manager Bob Shawkey OF the
Yankees decided yesterday his pit
cheers had enough work behind them
to be trusted with more than three
innings az mound duty in an exhi-
bition game, which brought a Al
victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
There's mutiny in the Brooklyn
Dodgers camp at West Palm Beach,
Fla. and Jumbo Jim" Elliott. big
southpaw. Is the mutincer-in-chief
It's all because OF the 200 mile bus
trip the Robins took from Clear
water to Miami for an exhibition
game with the Athletics. Jumbo
Jim was badly shaken up In the trip
and was sick when he vert in to
pitch against the AS. II won't 20
back that way" he said. MY health
means something 20 me"
Not a lame arm was reported IN
the St. Louis Cardinals training
camp mt Bradentown. Fla. today.
despite the two-a-day practices
manager Gabby Street has forced
upon his minions. Even Clarence
Mitchell. veteran spitball hurler.
who usually finds a sore arm and a
cold accompanying his spring iaunts.
reported o. x. Big Jess Haines
yesterday asked Street to allow him
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
COUNTY MEET
IS PLANNED
Especial TO The Herald.)

SAN BENITO, March l5-Pre-
liminary plans for the Cameron
county field and track meet were
made at a meeting here Monday
night, The meet will be held at
Harrington Mar. e and 20.
The events have been divided in
10 two classifications. IA" for
schools of 100 students or more, and
"B" for schools with less than 40
students.
The "A" schools are Harlingen,
Rio Hondo, Brownsville. San Ben
ito and La Feria. The b schools
are Stuart Place. FL Jardin, Los
Fresnos. Santa Rosa, Wilson Tract,
Rangerville, Point Isabel, Santa
Maria. Olmito and Highland.
There also viii be events for
junior boys.
There will be a junior ball tour
nament for boys and girls and a
senior girl vClleyball tourney.
Claude Rothgeb, well known track
mentor, has been named as official
starter with Doug FeSSenden OF
Brownsville as an alternate.
All entries should be IN 70 Red
Irvine OF the Brownsville school
system by Friday OF this week in
order that the program can be
made up well in advance.
Ninety-eisht men were hurt dur
ing the razlng Of the two buildings
in New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
O'Bryan to Exhibit
On Weslaco Links

wESLACO, March ls-The mid
ret golf course. located across the
erect from the community house
IN Wesiaco, will have big doings
wednesday night. Pat OBrian from
the Indian Hills Country club Of
Amarillo will give an exhibition az
that time. Mr. OBrian was three
times declared open champion OF
Hawaii. He is also a member OF
the Hole in One club. He will X
plain some Of the fine points OF
golf at this time.
He will take on q foursome with
/ Harry Solether. Shorty Stewart and
woody Carrouthers. who are among
Weslaco's finest on golf. This ex-
hibition opens at $50 p. II. on the
18th.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
|S.M.U. RELAY
| ENTRY LARGE
Nine Out-cf-Stake Teams
VIII Compete On
March 20

DALLAS. March ls-R=Entries
we're expected TO continue today I'm
the second annual Southern Meth
odist University relays To be run
on Saturday. March %. which Of
ficials predicted would be the Iarr-
est athletic carnival ever held in
Texas.
Nine out-cf-state teams were
among entries received yesterday,
the list including seven men from
Kansas Teachers College: 10, Kan
a University; az. University %
Nebraska; IL. University OF Mis-
souri,; 10, Northwestern University:
10. Texas A. and M. College; %.
University OF Indiana; Six, Ar
kansas Polytechnic: 10. University
Of Iowa; and six. Iowa State college.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
VALLEY LOOP
OPENS TODAY
Des Moines at San Benito
And Omaha Is At
McAllen

The Grapefruit league" COM
posed of the four Western loop
teams training in the Valley, will
swing into action today with Des
Moines al san Benito and Omaha
al McAllen.
Each OF the clubs Is to play q
schedule OF 80 games, in addition to
taking ON big time opposition from
time 70 time.
Today's games are TO open az .
.. m.
Despite the fact that little prac-
tice has been gotten In. the clubs
are expected TO make a good show
ing. The pitchers have begun
wrinkling their curves up TO the
platter and within a week more
viii be bearing down.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
Camera K. o.
Chuck Virgins

ST. LOUIS, March 1a-CP-
Chuck Virgins. indianapolis
battler OF policemen, found the
going too rough against Primo
Camera, man mountain from
Venice, mere last night, and the
italian won his tenth straight
American knockout victory, Wig
gins succumbing in the second
round Of a scheduled ten round
bout. Virgins went through the
ropes twice in the first minute
of the second frame. the first
time for the count of seven be-
fore willing hands jammed him
back onto the canvas and the
second time PROSTATE outside
the ring. More than $4,000 per-
sons jamned the arena.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
Texans Pushed to Reach Season. Form by Opening
Eagles to Engage
Greyhounds Today

The Brownsville Screaming Eagle
nine will step into action here for
the first time today when they
take on the San Benito Grey
hounds on the Legion diamond at
A .. III.
Maurice Pipkin, student : coach,
has welded the boys into "a fair
nine during the past week. The
club Is in particular need OF hurl-
eyE.
The Greyhounds have a strong
aggregation. II Is understood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
SEEK STARS
(Snecial TO The Herald.O

SAN BENrTO, March 15-Efforts
to bring several Of the first string
White Sox players TO San Berito
with the Chicago outfit that will
meet Denver here next Saturday
have been started.
Il. L. Zenor has taken the matter
UP with the White Sox manage
ment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
Packers Take One
From Rifles G to 3

MISSION, March i6-The Mis-
sion Rifles cracked out a vicious
salvo here Monday afternoon and
the Omaha Packers had no easy
time in spiking the guns 6-3.
Rankin held the Packers 70 nine
hits. Three Packer hurlers divided
time 10 allow the Rifles six blows.
They were Timing. Railsback and
Malicky.
King and Rodriguez Of the VAL
ley nine cracked out doubles. while
Faber and Spurber Of the Packers
tripled
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

= PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuSt0ce


and tossed a field goal, knoting the
count. With the final gun expected
momentarily. cholly was fouled. He
got one shot and made Il, putting
the Triangles ahead.
THE bali was tossed up az center
with about five seconds TO play, God
dard, stellar Methodist. grabbed the
ball and drihbled a short distance
toward the goal. The crowd was
holding its breath in suspense. The
tlmekeeper had his eye on the
clock and his trigger finger was
pressing. Goddard shot a second
before the gun went off. The ball
arched prettily toward the Melted
hopper. With Ii IL carried the win
ming margin although the game
was technically rel IL dropped TO
the basket. Here Spitz arose In his
seat and pulled the planks for all
he was worth. He continued TO
pull like a Sampson as the ball
trimmed around. 1t rolled out.
There's where Spitz got the
charley-horse.
VALLEY basketball Is a STRIPPING
no longer. The youths voice Is
changing and he's putting on long
trousers. San Antonio fans could
not believe their eyes. They didn't
believe the Valley was capable OF
putting out such a quint. The gen.
eral opinion was the Methodists
would be beaten out in the first
round. Round by round. the fan:
thronged to the Harlingen boys
banner. They were pulling for the
plucky cagers from the border
When they engaged the Triangles
San Antonio's home team, half oI
the fans were yelling for the Val
leyites.
OFFICIALS. sport writers anc
the fans were high in their praise
Of the Methodists' craftsmanship
This quality stuck out like a sore
thumb. as there were plenty o.
prlpers entered In the tournament
Spitz was especially well pleased
with the work OF Rucker. That's
one boy the sport scribes overlook
Cd" Spitz says. He was In there
giving all he had all the time"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
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TODAY'S SCHEDULE
At St. Petersburg. Fla.-New
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At West Palm Beach. T2
Brooklyn CND VS.. St. Louis CA).
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

TODAY IS the day. Along about
four o'clock ten umpires over the
Valley will shake the stand with
"Batter-riees for today's game are
Blah and Bah: Ach and Bach.
Play bawll" II looks as though the
Valley were In for a real season OF
baseball.
MEANWHILE school athletes are
bearing down each afternoon in
preparation for the county meet
TO be held at Harrington Mar. 38
and 20. The tennis sharks also
are out staining them down the
baSeline. The Cherry twins will
likely represent the Brownsville
girls In the doubles. Claude Roth
geb. well known track authority.
will be the official starter in the
Harrington track meet. Doug Fes-
sender Of Brownsville has been
named as an alternate. There
should be some good records turned
in at Harrington.
COACH DILTZ OF the FL JardIn
Cogars will likely HE himself to
more lucrative fields next season.
Although he was reelected By the
school board. he has turned in
his resignation. All things consid-
cred. Diltz had a fair season as
head OF Cogar athletics during the
past year.
IF you want to get a look at the
Brownsville Eagle nine. 60 out Ia
the American Legion park at 4 p
m. There they will take on the
San Benito Greyhounds in the
first game Of the season.
SPITZ CLARK. leader in Valley
amateur athletics. is back from
San Antonio ga-ga over the greai
showing the Harlingen Methodist
quint made In the state tournament
The cotton-top is limping from Z
c~hawley-hoSs and thereby hangs
a story.
IN the scmi-final between the
Prayer Boys and San Antonio Tri'
angles, the score stood 1875 liz
favor Of the Valleyites shortly be-
fore the end of the game. Cholll
Finn or the Triangles got luck,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
FLEES II O OPERATION

CHICAGO.-When II came time
10 operate OH Mrs. Sarah Reylin
" was found she had fled from the
hospital to her home and she re-
fused 10 return.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
PACKING CASE BOYS PYRE

CHICAGO .-Six-year-ol Harold
Marsland burned 10 death in a
packing raSe in which he was
playing with matches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18
NUNS LIFE FOR RELIC

PORTSMOUTH. Eng Sister
Celestine sacrificed her life to save
a sacred relic when st. Patrick'S
school burned on Hayling Island.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

"Joy riding on ashcarts' Is for
hidden by an order Of the New
York sanitation department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

CHARITY TEMPERS JUSTICE
ST. LOUIS, Mo- Judges and
court attaches contributed to pay
the fine Of an 80-year-old woman
convicted OF "a misdemeanor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

Airplane speed can be doubled,
believes Louis Bleriot. first to fly
the Englis hchannel 20 years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-18

Ninety-eisht men were hurt dur
ing the razLng Of the two buildings
in New York.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-22
SCOTCH SEEK JOBS
 NEAR ADJUSTMENTS
LaSsieS Insist On Having Shows,
 Dance Halls Nearby

Glasgow, Dee. % tFj - Scottish }assic5 have decided ideas of their owl anoIt accepting jobs.
 A crowd of them, wearing high h'"lod slippers and silk hose, at trUd,d thc gathering Of country maids when larm,rS met to en- gaar servants for the martlnmas 3'.!n.
 Even though there We're d least zen girls tn oy,rN farmer, they soon otonrd they }re" their own value. Thoeo Nho took jobs at all bar gained ho'nlE and in most cases eot an advance payments.
 Ono lass asked how far the farm on which she vas offered work "as from motion picture house. and others insisted on knowing f there was a dance hall in the vicinity Of their prospective places Of employment.
 The meeting closed with very few accepting q com Of the realm, d transaction necessary 10 seal q bargain brtVrcn master and maid.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-22
DRIVER FACES CHARGE

Bridgeport, Dec. 22 (P-Thonss F. Young, Jr., of 63 Bridge strest. New Milford, will face charges of driving while under the influence of liquor in two courts as the results of an accident in which his car fg- ured late last night
 Young was driving along Main street when his machine collide1 with the rear of bus and he is al- legged to have failed to stop. The bus driver gave chase. When Young drove his car over the town line into Trumbull he stopped because of a fiat tire. The bus driver summoned police and Young was booked in Trumbull on a drunken driving charge, then brought back to the city where he was booked on ths same charge.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-22
STAMFORD MAN FINED
4 Associated Press Photo

NornaIh. Dee 22 pPr - Nicholas Boccuzu of &o Fairfield avenue, Stamford. oday vas fined S2oo and co-ts iH city courn vixen he pleaded cuil1y to a ch4rEc of possession of liquor Officer Chester Coombs ar rested hlm in tho Boston Post road, Dee. ,, and 2f pints of jiqUor were found in the machine,
 Boccuzzi could not ho tried for transporting liQuor because he did uOt carry sufficient amount of the contraband 10 violate liquor trans portatlon laws.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-22
REPORT OUTBREAK
 IN VENEZUELA CITY
Authorities Doubt Revolt Will
 Make Much Progress

Bogota, Colombia, Dec. 22.-(Pl- A Venezuelan insurgent movement, predicted here for some time, is re- ported in Bogota newspapers to have broken out in the southwestern part of Venezuela. There was little ex- poclation here, however, Of it's suc- cess.
 Three hundred revolutionares well equipped, were said in newspaper dispatches to have captured the town Of La Batera, near Cucuta, Co., ,omhia, killing the civil chief and burning Inc city hall and public archives. The movement took the government troops by surprise and they were unable 10 defend the city.
 \ communiquc issued in San Cristobal capital Of the state of fachIra, in which La Batera is sitU- aicd, said he outbreak was a bandit Genredation and without revolution aly inteH.
 Tno government Of Venezuela is administered by President Juan Bau- tl-ta Perez. The aged former pre$i- dent and dictator, General Juan Vicente Gomez. still retains the post Ot secretary Of war and is regarded here as the strong man in the coun- try, despite his advancing years.
 In the past Venezuelan insurgent nov mcnts have been promptly put down. La Batera is many hundreds Of miles from Caracas, capital of the republic, with almost impene- uable mountains and forests between thcm.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-22
WOJCIECH FLIES ELECTED
 POLISH GROUP TREASURER
Has Held Practically All Offices In Alliance-Boleslaus karpinsh
 Named President

Wojciech Flis of Burritt street, who for the past 25 years has held offices continually in the Polish Ma tional Alliance, Postemp, Group No. 47S. the oldest alliance Of this city, was reelected treasurer of that or ganization for a tenth term at the annual meeting yesterday afternoon al o'clock at the Falcon hall.
 Mr. Flis, one Of the oldest mcm- bers of the alliance, is said to have held practically every office since it was organized about 30 years ago and is one Of the most active mem- bers
 Members who were elected are as follows: President. Boleslaus F. karpinski; vice president, Walter Ciborski financial secretary, Fran cis Flis, and recording secretary, Walter kulas.
 It was voted 10 hold the annual social function during the first part of next month. Arrangements will be made by a committee of five.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-22
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED

An automobile reported 10 the local police as stolen Saturday nicbt hv Edward Carpenter Of 6& Gay lord street. Bristol was rero1 cred carly yesterday morning or Broad street in Neri5ar
 The gar VAS found hy Sergeant 7boma- Tienn or tho Mnria.n no- E.a tor... roles Of tIa' ruy he- ir.,e that 't. asHu na~ a-,d hy Cunm7n no earlier .a tho u1ch had held up uaro,r shop in New Haven
 The coocre mas ro"tod by local pon"e that rAa car had baon :oHud and larar u tho day h. went 10 Meri- den and drove tho car away.
 The socond report Of q etolcn car Saturday was received by tho poncc a' S:'a d. m. yesterday from Sal1a- torc CIemo0t e ing Broad street. Clement said that He had ler. his sU'o parked tu The vicinity or the strand 'l.at.r "ni', D, a't.u1.d 'n, performance. 'n,~s and wnru h- went 10 ,ooa for tho ear later found ir missing.
 It had moi ben recovered up to q late hour today