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A. Eagles Nose
Out Houston Nine

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. B.. -lal-
Fraternal Order OF Eagles noSed
out the Admiration Coffee team OF
Houston, / 10 0 in II innings here
today in the first of a three-game
series for the South Texas amateur
baseball championship
Hargrcve Of San Antonio al
lowed six hits and got in a hole a
couple OF times in the latter part
of the game but frightened up ee-h
time. Anderson allowed the Eagles
but two hits in ten innings. He
was taken out In the 18th for a
pinch hitter and then Watts, who
relieved him. was touched for two
hits with one out-and the game
was e
The same teams play a double
header tomorrow.
Score:
Admiration 600 900 600 00-0 6 Q
y. o. Eagles 600 600 600 OIL 4 0
Anderson, Watts and Etie; Har-
grove and O'Shaughnessy.
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KNIGHT Commander
Wins Another Race

CHICAGO. Sept. ). R1-Knight
Commander. five year old son Of
Whiskway-Ruth Ware. which James
f. Norris. youthful Chicago sports
man. picked Up for $4,000 in a claim
ing race az Havana last winter. add
cd another victory TO his consistent
record today by winning the $50
added Crete handicaD in one Of the
most spectacular finishes Of the
meeting.
knight Commander finished n
neck IN front or No More with MY
DANDY a head back in taird place.
A half a length back in fourth place
came Satin Spar with Don Leon
fifth In the field OF five. knight
Commander sDrinted the six fur
longs in liza Is over a track
slightly dull BY recent rains.
TOdav'S stake had a gross value
W. $500 with s4.53o going TO owner
Norris.
Knight Commander paid s726 to
win. 1854 10 place and $3.50 to show.
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Classic Races
Are Postponed;
Course Rough

DETROIT, Sept. 5. 1F- "A
choppy sea, whipped up by a high
southwest wind that swept on over
the Detroit river all afternoon.
caused postponement today OF the
first heat Of the famed HARMS
worth trophy race.
After twice inspecting the course,
the race committee announced
the initial heat Of the contest
would not be run until $50 D. m.
tomorrow.
The respite probably was well
come to Gar Wood defender, whose
chief contender. Miss America TX.
was disabled yesterday afternoon
and was only made ready for to-
days expected heat by a score OF
mechanics who worked through
out last night and most Of today
replacing a broken manifold on
one of the big hydroplane's super
chargers
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Beat Sens Twice
In Fight for End Place

n double header today which the
Athletics and S0x divided. Earn
shaw heat the Bostonians 8 TO U.
but the Sox garnered a six 70 three
win over RUDE Walberg In me
nightcap. Marty McManus as lead
off man for the Sox in the eighth
hit a roller which got away from
Shortstop Williams 10 mar Earn
shaw's hitleSs game
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Phillies Trounce
Boston Twice

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 5.-tPl-
The Phillies celebrated the closing
Of the National league season at
home today by capturing two
games from the Boston Braves. II
10 ) and 8 TO 4. A barrage of %
hits off Sherdel and Cunningham
swept the Braves to defeat in the
first game. In the second a four
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. Sept. 5. tF-
Pittsburgh came from behind today
to make 1t three straight from St.
Louis National League leaders, 8 10
5.
Haines was given a five run lead
by his team mates in the fourth
but could not hold it. He was
replaced in the seventh by Lindsey
who allowed the Pirates to tie ID
UP when T.. Waner and Jensen hit.
The game vas put on ice in the
eighth as Lindsey was driven from
the mound III a three-run rally.
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NOGALES. Ariz.. Sept. 5. lP-Fac-
ed with reports of violence against
Chinese and ~confiscation Of Chin
ese-owned property In the northern
states OF Mexico. federal authori-
ties OF the republic are increasing
military forces in the affected r
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Home runs. Higgins. FrlHrE1n.
Three base hits. Frey. Flashkamner.
FITZGERALD. Two base hits. Fifty
egrald. Meyers. Brown. Stehblnx
Estell. Losing pitcher. McCabe. In
nings pitched. by McCabe vi. with
Y runs. . hits. Sacrifices. Naia.
Frierson. Stebbins. Base on balls.
off Estell /. McCabe /. Struck out,
by McCabe, z.
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IOtdls ...-....4U ) = q 6 3
x-batted for Levey in 9th.
xx-battcd for Kmsey In 9th.
Cleveland -.-....- f2i O24 nOO-iO
St Louis -..---.. 0i0 OOl O30- 5
Two base hits. Morgan Burns.
r. FerTell. Stanton. Schultz
Three base hits: Vosmik. Burns.
Home run Frdann. Sacrifices. Sc
well Morgan. Kamm. Left on bases.
Cleveland .. 81. Louis l3. Base N
balls. off ". Terrell 5: Kimsey 8:
Stewart ?. Struck out: by w. Fer
rel Nj. Stewart 1: Kimsey 2. Hits of
Stewart Y In ) innings: of Kim
sey 4 I'D 4 innings: passed ball: r..
Terrell. Losing pitcher: Stewart.
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Storm Diminishes

HAVANA. Sept. 5. LP-The storm
which swept westward across Haiti
and Jamaica and caused some con-
Germ In the u. S. because NJ the
possibility or its curvina north was
reported BY the national observatory
last night to be southwest Of Ca-s
Cruz and slowly losing intensity.
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INDIANS WIN 4
OVER CATS IA
Pinky Higgins Hits Homer
With Flaskamper
On Base

FORT WORTH. Sept. .. Nr-San
Antonio defeated Dick McCabe aad
Fort Worth today. z 10 4. The nd
dams started after McCabe's scalp
in the first inning when they COL
lected two runs. including w homp
run wallop by Pinky Higgins. IN
came to bat with FlaSkamDer an
Flaskamper had greeted the Panther
nnrler with a triple. Score.
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Injuries Fatal

LUBBOCK. Sept. ST Melva
Milan. %, Of Portaies. N. NJ, died
here this afternoon as the result
of injuries he suffered early this
morning when a truck passed over
the lower part Of his body as he was
attempting to board the machine
east OF Lubbock
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AUSTIN. Sept. 5. Rl-Receipts
from the tax on cigarets during the
first u days the law was in opera
ton totaled s26O,246.70. j. r. DON
nell. chief OF the cigaret tax division
Of the treasury department said to-
day. The tax became effective Aug
ust %.
One-half Of the amount was plac-
cd to the credit OF the public school
fund and one-half to the general
revenue fund.
The knights Of Columbus has a
membership OF about $4,000.
Only Mohammedans are allowed
70 drive automobiles in Arabia
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Texas Night Games

SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. G. P-
Lees wildness In the second inning
followed by "A drive TO left field Nv
Watt that got away from Cashi0n
and was good for three bases. gave
Beaumont a 4 TO 0 win over Shreye-
port tonight.
BY innings.
Beaumont ". 040 600 DOO--4 60
shreveport u. 600 600 600 So
Wyatt and Lorbeer; Lee and Row
land.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 5-lP1-
washington held the American
league second place today by only
a slim half-game margin after
dropping a twin bill I'd the climb
ing Yankees TO and T-3.
Lou Gehrig scored his 4lSt cir
cult drive in the first inning Of the
opener, bringing in Ruth whom ne
nov leads by g. Byrd also garnered
a homer in the eighth OF the same
game.
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Three base hits. Hafey. Watkins,
r. Waner. Stolen base. Adams.
Sacrifice, Pet. Double plays. Gel
bert TO Bottomley: Watkins to
Bottomley. Frisch TO Colbert to
Bottomley. Left OH bases, St.
Louis, O: Pittsburgh. 8. Base on
balls, Haines. 3. Kremer. 8. Lind
Sey, /. Struck out, Kremer, 3,
Haines, l, Lindsey. l. Hits, Haines
7 in 6 innings. Lindsey 4 in | Is
innings, off Hallahan. in 2-3 in
nings. Hit by pitcher. by Kremer,
tWatkinsl. Losing pitcher, Lind
sey.
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Detroit Tigers
Claw Chicago

CHICAGO. Sept. 5. -tPi- The
Detroit Tigers scored their third
straight victory over the White
Sox today, 8 to 3, behind Tom
Bridges six-hit pitching. Pat
Caraway, who started for Chicago,
was knocked out Of the box In the
third inning and was charged with
his 22nd defeat OF the season
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Boston and AS
Split Pair

BOSTON. Sept. 5. R,-George
E%arnshaw let the Red Sox down
with a lone hit in the first game OF
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Ferrell Wins
His 18th

ST. LOUIS. Sept. s. tFI-wes Fer
rel hung I'd his 10th victory Of the
year for the Cleveland Indians AS
his mates hit Walker Stewart hard
t0 win from the Browns 10 70 5.
ClpypinnH- An I'd tr ~ =
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Two base hitS-Ruth. Harris.
Three base hit-Manush. Home
runs-Gehrig. Byrd. stolen bases
Chapman 2. Double plays-Sewell
to Lazzeri TO Gehrig: Larry 20
Gehrig. Left on bases: New York s.
washington 8. Base on balls-off
Gomez 3. Fischer 3. Hadlev 3.
Struck out-by Gomez 8: Fischer 3.
Hadlcy z. Hits-off Fischer 4 In ;
none out in 4th. Hadley 4 IN 8.
Losing pitcher-Fischer.
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Three base hit-FOx. Double plays
-MacFayden. McManus To SWeen-
ey. MaManuS, Rhyme TO Sweeney.
Left on bases-Philadelphi: 10;
Boston 3. Bases on balls-off Mac
Fayden ?; Lisenbee /. Struck out
by Earnshaw i. MacFayden 3,
Lisenbee 4. Mclaughlin !. Hits
off MacFayden 8 In 8 innings;
LiSenbee 4 in ,: Mclaughlin ? in
!. Hit by pitcher-by MacFayden
tCOchrane. II. Milier). Losing
p~itcher-MacFayden.
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Toledo \ Columbus "
Kansas Cl.v "A Milwaukee w.
Louisville a: indianapolis 2.
st. Paul IL. Minneapolis s.
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Defeat Cardinals;
Giants Beat Brooklyn

run rally off Seibold in the second
inning gave the Phils margin which
Boston was unable TO overcome.
FlrSf pame.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Knoxville A. Atlantis w
New Orleans ~ birmingham Nj
Little Rock u Nashville q
Memphis > Chattanooga 7.
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Philadelphia B-3. Boston O-6-
New York TT. WashinEton~~
Cleveland 10. ST. Louis 5.
Detroit 8. Chicago 3.
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ANNUAL TITLE
IS AT STAKE
Eighty-Seven Players Are
Entered; Cooke Is
Rated Scratch

Seventy-eight OF the best golfers
in South Texas will tee off this
morning for a y hole iaunt over
the sporty Brownsville country club
course in quest OF the Tip o. Texas
championships.
The Lower Gulf Coast Golf as
sociation's 1891 individual cham
pionship will be the object of the
leading par blaSters, while the
lesser lights will be fighting for
handicap cups. The golfer who
complies low gross will be crowned
the associations ind vidual cham
pion.
Players with handicaps OF ten or
less will match strokes for the a.
flight title: those with handicaps
OF eleven through seventeen are 10
battle for the b. title. and those
with h~andicaps OF Is and over will
fight for the &c" awards. Silver
cups Will be given firsts and seconds
in each flight and the individual
champion will get a handsome
award.
Hill Cooke OF Harlingen won the
last low gross event staged by y
association, doing n holes in ZIG
strokes. Others likely TO cop the
individual championship are Wal
den Haynes OF Mercedes. Dick
Turner OF McAllen and Charles
Puckett OF Brownsville. Cooke is
the only scratch player in the
tournament.
The play will extend over two
days, 10 holes TO be covered each
half day. The "A" flight will tee
off at No. l at 8 a. m. with &C"
following Immediately afterward.
Tn "Br flight will tee off at No.
10 at 8.l5 a. m.
The tentative pairings and certi-
fled handicaps are set out below:
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VET REPEATS
AFTER YEARS
Jack Westland Proves No
Match For Old
Timer
BY ALAN GOULD
Associated Press WrSter)

BEVERLY COUNTRY CLUB
Chicago, Sept. 5.-tP-Nearly a
core of years after he wrote one
Of the most thrilling and romantic
chapters in American golf history.
Francis Ouimet today completed
a spectacular comeback by regain
ing the amateur championship Of
the United States. The 38-year-
old Boston veteran, as popular a
figure as ever strobe the links,
conquered Alfred j. Jack West
land, Chicagois district champion,
10 recapture the crown he last
wore back in his youthful prime
Of 1914.
"A Duplication
Ouimet's victory in the final
round 9 and 5, duplicated the mar
gin by which he defeated the
great Jerome ID. Trayers at Man
chester, VT, IL years ago.
Placing the veteran on the
pedestal OF American amateur golf
AAOAA NA4All AtOIGAA l. 0OAACca QAsf
stepped into retirement. the tri-
umph struck a chord of national
enthusiasm such as have few golf
ing events since Francis himself.
in 1918, first sprang TO fame by
beating Ted Ray and Harry Var
don for the open championship.
1t was a great victory for ex-
,,rrta~wn ~, ntt~r,r~a4, wwLfrn
from the outset was overrun by
the golfing youth Of the land.
Ouimet was 1 up before Westland
had a chance TO shake off his
preliminary feeling Of nervousness.
inspired by his first appearance
in a national championship final.
Seven holes were under the
bridge before Jack emerged from
his streak OF wildness TO make the
only really serious threat TO the
Bostonian's lead.
westiand Spurts
Over a stretch of six holes, West
land cut Ouimet's margin in half
from 4 up to 2. at the 18th hole
Ouimet had taken three puts on
two green's. He had been forced to
negotiate a full stymie with his
niblick on the 18th TO save a half.
He was in a trap to lose the 18th.
1t looked as though Westland might
ride the crest Of his rally into the
lead.
1t was give and take, In the
high wind OF the afternoon round.
but at no stage did II appear West
land had a chance to do more than
extend the match.
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Frey Stars In
Red Victory

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5. Rl-Ben-
ie Frey, Cincinnati pitcher. was the
hero OF t0day's game in which the
Reds defeated the Cubs for the
sixth straight time. 4 10 3. when
he singled with the bases full in the
tenth inning. scoring Cuccinello
with the winning run. Frey hit
four singles In five times at bat be-
sides limiting Chicago 10 four scat
tered hits.
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T THE -


TEXAS
Dallas Is. Houston /.
Beaumont 4. Shreveport O.
San Antonio Y. Fort Worth 4.
Galveston 2. Wichita Falls \
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x-Batted for Faber IN 9th
Detroit ......-.. QUO y O~O-o
Chicago ........ 0l0 200 000-S
2b hitS-Rucl. Alexander, q.
walker. Tate. Sullivan. JChn1on-
3b hit-iRchard1on. Home run -
Koenig. Stolen bases-Watwood.
Rogell. Sacrifice-Bridges. Lett on
bases-Detroit 10. Chicago lO- HITS
Caravan 4 iii 2 2-3 innings. Wei
land ) III 3 innings. Fabcr ; IN
. i-3 innings: Bowler / III ] in
6Stone). Bases on balis-Caraway
2: Bridges q; Weiland 2. Struck
out-Caraway II: Bridges q, Wei
land Q: Faber Il: Bowler 2. Losing
pitcher-Caraway.
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Giants Trounce
Robins Twice

NEW YORK, Sept. 5-lP)- The
New York Giants a their win
ming streak 10 eight straight BY
walloping Brooklyn in both ends
OF a double header, 5 to 1. and 10
TO l, and pulled up to within 5 IL
games OF the league leading ST.
Louis Cardinals. Jim Mooney. left
handed rookie from Bridgeport,
won his fifth straight In the second
game and would not have been
scored on but for a bad throw by
OIL in the third inning.
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NATIONAL

Pittsburgh 8. st. Louis 5.
New York i0-5. Brooklyn IL.
Cincinnati 4. Chicago 3.
Philadelphia 6-i2. Boston as
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DALLAS, Sept. .. R-Dalas
slugged Houston Ditc ! ing hard 70
defeat tie Texas League cham
pions, IS to i. tonight. Breeder.
Buff starting pitcher. was charged
with the loss after the Steers had
scored once In the first. five times
IN the second and seven times in
the third.
BY innings:
Houston 49,. 900 600 lOO-l " 3
Dallas --.- ISL Dol fOx-l5 ~ 1
Breeder. Hart, Dickey and Funk.
Hansen and TeSmer, Todd.
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GALVESTON. Sept. .. Rf-Andy
Bednar allowed Wichita Falls . hits
tonight as Galveston beat the Spud-
ders ? TO 1. Three errors contributed
TO the defeat The Spudders scored
IN p ninth after two we're out.
Scharein's single was turned into A
run by EulIer's double. score.
BY innings:
Wichita Falls n. 600 600 DOLL q
Galveston .... 600 OOl IOx-2 n 0
White. Hillin and Bradsburv. bed
mar and April.
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$3.50 Ah
GEORGE SHINE, Mercedes pro-
fessional. was here Friday and he
hit some mighty wallops down the
fairway. On several occasions he
blasted the ball around 800 yards
off the tee. When this broad
backed, s~un-tanned pro ties into
the bloated pellet. It's off for a
long ride. II Shine could improve
his approaches and pstting he
would be one OF the best In the
state.
COACHES and football players
are rolling off the rattlers these
DAYS. Active training has been
begun in several Valley cities al
ready. The Brownsville High
Eagles will get their initial work
out Tuesday afternoon. The Junior
College Scorpions will begin their
long grind wednesday. The VAL
lev class "A" district did not pan
ont SO well. Harlinren. last years
Region Eight champion, and
Brownsville. r the only ahools
In the district. They viii clash
here Nov. 6.
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CTo tee off ct No. II

8 a. HILL Cooke. Harrington.
scratch; walden Haynes, f-ercedes,
2: Dick Turner. McAllen, 4; Chas.
Pickett, Brownsville, z.
8.05-C. M. Sherrell. Mercedes,
s; r. w. Briggs. McAllen. 3. r. ..
Darby, Harlingen. 8; J. 3. Kent,
Brownsville. 9.
8:l0-Billie WEIGH, Mercedes s;
W. n. Humes, Corpus Christi. 8;
a. Eldridge, Harrington s.; HarI
Thomas. Brownsville, 10.
8:l5-Bill Barton, Mercedes, s:
L. L. Voight, Brownsville. 10: Ed
Brady, Harrington, 8: Ted Ferhen-
back. Brownsville. 10.
SPOT. ID. Wilson. Kingsyille.
10; N. 3. Stewart. Mercedes, 10:
Allen Denman. Harlingen, 8; c. d.
Turner, McAllen. 10.
8.25-A. Celaya, Brownsville. 10;
G. r. Snyder. Harrington. II: ". B.
Liddell. Harlingen, 10; Geo. Breed
ing. Mercedes. u.
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Totals 80 5 II "a II

A"A S@ANt0 AAANASA p Lawn
3, Fribcrg, Mallon. Benge. Klein,
3. Sheely 3, Maranville. 2b hits
Friberg ,. Brickeil, Klein, Shelly,
Hurst. 80 hit-Klein. Home run
Davis. Stolen baSes-Klein, Mar
awhile. Hurst. Berger. Sacrifices
Friberg. Davis, Bartell. Double
piays-Maranville, Mcguire and
Shelly: Meanwhile t~unaSsisted).
Left on Observation-Disclosures 9.
Boston z. Struck out@by Benge 5.
Losing pitcher-Sherdel. Umnires
-Qaigley, Maguerkurth and Barr.
rrtn~a ~
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otCOuC game.
Philadelphia. 900 100 000-3 10 2
Boston ....... 200 O03 1Ox-6 Y O
Waiberg and Heving; Moore and
COnnally.
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The
Sports

~ NAL EUsTACH


- ~ ~ ]
make a bid for Lower Gulf Coast
Con association championships In A
tWo-uay T2-hole tournament. They
VIII DC 1lgning a tough customer in
soio Man Par as set up over the
local course. That 37-35-72 has
never been accomplished since the
new course has been completed, ac-
cording to best available records. |
CnieI George, local professional.
uld the layout IN a 70 Friday. When
tney best the Old Man on the front
nine they usually slip on the back
section.
THE NEW course. designed bv
John Bredemus, is a study in wood
and water which emphasizes accur- |
acy off the tee and demands well
placed approaches. The number Or
water holes. doglegs and sand traps
mas been increased while the dis
tances from tee 10 pin have been
cut down. Sloppy play is quickly
penalized as the fairWayS are lined
with q gnarled growth Of ebonies
which a prove a verisable purga-
tory. The Brownsville course is said
70 be the second oldest in Texas.
Alaskan Champion.
BACK IN the days when he-men
chewed Battle Ak tobacco and the
Sol Peso was the medium OF ex-
change here, Bill West shook the
snow Of Alaska off his heels ana
came to Brownsville. He told the
pistol toterS hereabouts that ne was
the Alaskan golf champion, although
the record books fail to show that
any courses existed along the Yukon
at that time. Bill had 10 build a
course 10 prove his story. And that.
gentlemen, led 70 organization OF
the Brownsville Country club. West
Is still an active leader in Country
club affairs.
ALFONSO ESCALANTF. soft spok- .
en- steward, has been with the club
since its organization. He came here
from the Mexico CITY Jockey club
about 90 and has been here ever
since. Alfonso, Jr.. is doing the golf
ing in the Escalante family these
days. He won the Lower Gulf Coast
Golf associations's "B" champion
ship at Harrington In May. The youth
beat out a field OF veterans.
The leaders
AMONG THE leading players
here will be Hill Cooke, Harlingen
dealer in gravel. sand and brides.
He is the only player given a
scratch rating by the association.
With no handicap 10 60 on, he
will have a tough time In the "A"
flight, but he will still have q good
chance at the low gross champion
ship. Walden HAYNES OF Mercedes
is given a two-handicap rating by
the association and next In line
comes youthful Dicky Turner OF
McAllen who works from a four
stroke deadline. Charley Pickett OF
Brownsville, who keeps in the 70's
consistently. has a seven handicap
However, he has been fighting a
hook for the past month and may
need all his handicap to equal par.
G. M. SHERRELL Of Mercedes
and Billie Welch Of the same
course are two more who have low
handicaps. The association figures
that six soft their gross scores
should give them par. Jimmy
George, who won the "A1 flight
at the May tournament IN Har-
1ingen. is not entered in the
present meet. He stroked the y
hole event in 1T. second only to
Hill Cooke.
slime Hits En-
GEORGE SHINE, Mercedes pro-
g.~-s~,aI ~~,u hqro ErfHarr nnI no 4,
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Glass c.

tAO AtC QAA CT W. 49,
$50 a. m-Joe Barnum, Edin-
burg. IS: L. L. SmiN. Corpus
Christi. IS: A. NJ. Kent. Brownsville.
%: G. Morris. Harrington. 20.
8.35-W. p. Cole. Mercedes. 90.
Z. J. Foster. Laredo, %; b. r..
Quarters. Brownsville. %: Robert
Ernst, Brownsville, %.
8.40-R. +. Alberts. Harrington. Is:
NJ. j. Raymond. Laredo, %: Enrique
Longoria. Brownsville. %: @. G.
Richardson, Brownsville. "a.
S:45-B. v. Proctor. Brownsville.
81: d.. r. Mckay. Brownsville. 81:
Thos. +. Rives. Mercedes. %: Joe
Wood. Harrington. "a.
8:50-Jack Brown. Mercedes. 81:
". c. Waynewright. Brownsville.
81: w. Z. McDavitt. Jr., Browns
vile. q.
6:55--J. r. Pipkin. Brownsville.
q: j. ID. Burrier. Harrington. 81:
Burt Hinkley. Jr. Brownsville, 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

Second game:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-06

= BaITed Tor MacFayden In sixth.
zz Batted for Lisenbee In eighth.
Philadelphia ....... 100 0O3 21l--8
Boston ............ 900 900 600