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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-14
MANY ENTRIES
ARE EXPECTED
Defending Champions Are
Expected To Be
On Hand
Especial to The Herald.)


EDINBURG, June 13.-The &c
ond annual South Texas Tennis
tournament will be conducted on
the local courts July 4 and ). 1t
has been announced by s. w.
Patrick who has charge Of the
tournament.
lThe meet was. an unqualified
Eoccess last season, over so OF
South Texas best players being
entered. Jesse Pfeiffer Of San An
tonic captured the singles champ
ionship last season while Langham
and Smalley. another San An
tonic combination, took off cups in
the doubles. It Is believed likely
the champions win be back on
hand to defend their titles.
Entries will be received up TO
and including July !. 1t has been
announced by Patrick. Entrance
fees Of 81 for singles and 50 per
team OF doubles should accompany
entries. These should be mailed 10
Patrick at Edinburg.
A large cup will be given the
singles champion and two smaller
cups will 90 to members Of the
championship doubles combination
The tournament will be for men
only.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-14
Box Makers to Play
Pharr This Sunday

SAN BENITO, June 13.-The
Box Makers will be out for revenge
here Sunday afternoon when they
take on the Pharr Merchants at
3 y. m. in league park.
Last Sunday the locals travelled
to Pharr and were defeated 6-3.
Tfe visitors have n OF the
STRONGEST clubs in the upper sec
tioH Of the Valley. Pharr is ex-
pectsd to start the Garcia-Ramirez
battery while the locals will use
Lefty Rodriguez in the box with
Castillo behind the platter.
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Boxer Juniors To
Play Donna Today
(Special 10 me Herald)

Especial to The Herald.)
SAN BENITO. June i3.-The new
organized San Benito Junior Box
Makers will play a Donna aggrega-
ton at Donna at 3 D. m.
The Juniors have added Serrato
and Guzman. formerly members Of
the Brownsville Cubs, to their rost-
er.
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Tigers to Play
Red Ants Here
Sunday P. M.

The Tigers, local semi-pro nine,
will take on the Harlingen Red
Ants here at $3.50 p. m. Sunday at
Tiger Park. Lupe Rodriguez Ants
have been going like a house afire.
beating all opposition.
The locals have won four
straight, last Sunday noSing out
the Black Lions 1919 in an exciting
fray that kept the fans amused.
Batteries for Sundays. game will
likely be: Harlingen-LoZano and
Brown; Brownsville-Salinas and
Rarlos.
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TAILORS ARE
SURE TO WIN
Tea-Pin League Will Close
Season Thursday;
Newlin Leads

The Brownsville Ten Pin league
Will close its season next Thurs=
day with Brownsville Tailoring GER
tain to take first place among teams
and Doc Newlin certain to take
individual honors..
Tailoring has an average OF SGT
and cannot be overtaken by Ma
iestic Radio, the nearest competitor.
With a 1874 average for 81 games.
Doc Newlin is seven pins ahead
OF his nearest competitors and they
cannot possibly overtake him. Cri-
Xell, Ortiz and Strehlow each have
averages Of 1T for second place.
Figures for the season are set
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-14

Sunday will find both undefeat-
cd teams in the City Amateur
League in action. The Robins, who
already have two games under
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aire 900.
Player Averages
Newlin 1874. Crixell 1T, Ortiz. 1T.
Strehlow 1T. Work 1876. Wentworth
1888. Ball l72. Campbell 172. Dietel
l72. Peck III, Vera ITO. Peterarca
l66. Arbuckle 1e4. Henshaw 161.
Spicer 100. Einkiey $50. Fabra 155.
Cavazos Isl. Tijerina $50, Bansbach
l4S. TameZ 1873.
High single game for season
Brownsville Tailoring 1,o4s, Ortiz
267.
High three games for season
Brownsville Tailoring 2,9ll, Work
and Newlin GIL.
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CITY AMATEURS
Games Sunday

Rexall VS.. Robins, 3 a. m.
Internationals $4,000. ! 0 1000
Bears off, but play Sea Stars AZ
Port Isabel in morning
All league games az "36" diam
ond.
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Are You a
Sport Fan?

Then you will want TO follow
all the sports events while you
are away-you will want to know
what the home team is doing
and what is going on in other
fields Of sport.
Whatever your interests are
you know how completely the
Brownsville Herald covers hem
and you will find its sports
pages even more interesting 70
you while you are away.
Rates: 75c per month.
Before you leave, telephone
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Totals ...... 40 IA Is q i

ZutA LEAA4LO s~.s#r~lNA YOU YEA
SUMMARY. Earned runs: San
Benito u. McAllen 8: Left on bases:
San Benito 10; McAllen z, Home
runs: Williford. Campbell. Jordan:
Three-alse hits: Campbell. webb:
Two-baSe hits: Waitman. Francis:
Sacrifice hits: Jordan. Wells; Sto-
len bases: Hill 2, Weston; Double
plays: Covlrrton to Cox. Williford
to Hill 70 Jordan. Campbell TO Will
ford; Pitchers record: s run 3 hits
off Waitman / 1-3 innings, 0 runs
l hit off Jordan l % innings, 3
runs 5 hits off Willif0rd ; innings,
0 runs / hit off Montalvo 2 innings,
10 runs II hits off Willis 4 1-3 inn
inEs. 4 runs 7 hits Of Webb 3 2-3
innings: Struck out by: Willis 4,
Montalvo 2. Jordan !, Williford 4:
Base Oh balls OFF. Webb I. Willis O..
Montalvo .. Jordan g. Waitman A:
Hit by pitcher: Campbell by webb:
Umpire: Briggs; Time Of game 2.21.
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Diamond Dust
BY "LEB'

San Benito customers are all
agog over the re~juvenated Saints
who have been clouting the ball the
past five days like nobody's bus
mess. Strengthened by new ball
players, the Saints have become
real contenders for loop honcrs and
their recent showing has not only
helped their standing but has made
the ~turnstiles IN the Saint park
click somewhat better-which goes
to show that the fans do want, and
expect. a winning ball club.
Cowboy Francis has been max
ing an excellent job of the catch
ing duties for the McAllen Palms
and since ioining the Jackson
Coyington crew has sent his bat
ting average soaring up 70 the
league leaders.
A lad on the La Feria nine about
whom little is heard. but much eX-
pected. Is Amos Kemp, their hustlin'
third baSeman. Kemp performed in
the new East Texas League this
season on the Henderson club. until.
the league took a turn TO bank
ruptcy. and then journeyed to Cor
pus where he talked his way to a
position on the Hawk nine. His
ability TO chatter, and his work on
the field and at bat has brought
him out as a real find Of the sea-
son.
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That One Hit Game

49, O kAAAA&
Weickline's victory was in part
made possible by Midkilf and
Johns, the recent Saint castoffs.
who clouted in the winning TALES.
Midkiff led with batting honors
finding Barron's offerings for two
OF the five hits.
Much credit should he given Bar
ron. Laid hurler. in spite OF the
Iact that he was defeated after
turning in a splendid game in the
box. The new member Of the Las.r
crew held the Hawks 10 five blows
ana a feat Of this kind would or
dinarily be enough to win a victory
fer the pitcher. Barron by way OF
reward. or what you want to call
~ was the one person TO spoil
Weickline's no-hit record.
Tommy Jordan the new Saint
first baSeman pounded out his sew
enth and eighth blows today, one
a honerun over the center field
wall. Jordan joined the club We'd
neSday and sin-e then has hit
safely eight times out of thirteen
trips TO the play.
Double Deck Fans
Three OF BrownSvil-e's proml-
nent business men have been max
ing quite a day Of their trips I'D
the Valley. The past three DAYS
have seen Fritz Schmidt and the
Bel brothers. all splendid baseball
fans, in the San Benito stands
watching the La Feria-Ladd series
under the light. More fans OF this
sort appear 10 be what the league
Is needing at the present time.
Ia Feria hometowners will get
their first glimpse OF their league
entrants on the La Feria diamond
Sunday afternoon. when the Hawks
play hosts 10 Tex Covington's
Palms. The contest will be only one
that the fans viii see, the local
amateur nine, meeting some other
representative OF their circuit
Harley Jackson. the McAllen
prexy. Is beginning 20 prepare fer
the big opening crowd the nlrh
of june 10th when The new light
ing system for the Palm Park vii,
be turned On.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-14

Season averageS-Na iestic 856
Tailoring 838, Old Life S33, Frigid-
aire 409.
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Pratt in Valley

Another Valley visitor yesterday
was our old friend Clyde Pratt.
Brownsville fans in particular will
remember Pratt when he perform
ed on the Tiger nine back in 1926
Pratt is a former University Of
Texas player having captained the
nine his final year in school. He
has been playing ball with the
Mopac club at Kingsville but the
team disbanded the early part Of
the week and Is down in these
parts looking things over, parti-
cularly a coach job for the coming
school year.
The Harrington park should be
fairly overflowed with customers
Saturday night when the Saints
open a three-game stay with the
Harrington Ladds. San Benito boost
ers are talking of the coming con-
test and are talking of taking a
clean sweep Of the series.
Lefty" Weickline's brilliant
pitching victory Thursday night
has become one of the latest topics
OF discussion with the fans. The
san Antonio portSider limited the
Harlingen Ladds TO one measly hit,
a scratch blow down the first base
line in the sixth inning by Baron.
Weickline has been under close
observation by the scouts who Wis
tied these parts last week, and
should be given a chance in better
company before the mid-seaSon
mark is reached.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-17
Gloomy Days for John Bull

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-17

More than 1900 idle workers hare bsen returned
- TIE shops and facto-5e f the city O. Detroit after
& long period C idieness- Z Is said these additions
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sEeEed the weekly payroll more than 100000 Many
plants we're started on hzIf c full tine Il IezSe-
manufacturing plants o. Michigan Highway CO..
structon On q vast scale 70 eliminate unemployment
Was announced Is the immediate objective q IRE
American Road Builders association which opened ice
2SEh annual convention In the city O. Ct Louis w1.h
more than 1900 delegates Thomas II gacDonaId
predicted state and federal road construction In 1881
would = % 70 50 Pc cent greater than n any pre-
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New Buildings Are
Started At Mercedes


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More than 100000 Maryland aut :
mobile owners are still without tt.
new red and white 1881 license plate,
it vas estimated by officials when the
office Of the Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles, Baltimore, closed yesterday
afternoon.
From Monday until yesterday even
ing there was a rush for the new
markers and the line of tag seekers
each day covered a distance of ap-
proximately quarter of mile.
With two extra cashiers on duty
and five distribution windows in oper-
alton the department was able to han
die between 600 and 700 applicants an
hour. E. Austin. Baughman, COM
missioner, said the rush of applicants
this year is much smaller than, on
corresponding days Of former years
Mr.. Baughman warned that there
would be no extension of time for the
delinquents. The 1890 license plates
were outlawed last midnight.