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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19

DAYTON. o, June l9-P-The
Haig Is back
Sir Walter Hagen. the master
shot Of a few years ago. but UNI
crowned In the past two seasons,
came back yesterday I'm the first
round Of the western open cham
piocship % shoot a sizzling GO. lead
ing the fed az more than 100 al
the end OF the first days play.
n was IN this same tournament
rs years ago that Hagen flashed
upon the eolfing world with the
then sensational score OF 2S6. Three
more years the western crown rest
"a on the brow az the Detroit sho.
maker. and on two other occasions
NJ waS listed AS runner up.
Yesterday the old master at
tractcd his usual gallery and start
ed out on the first nine in erratic
fashion. hitting a Falleryite at the
first tee and was away 10 a bad
five. but he finished the first nine
III 80. 4 ove par.
But az the tenth hole Sir walter
started 20 display his old time form,
burning 10 the Miami Valley fair
ways and greens TO come home with
a dazzling -, four strokes under
par.
Hagen's score allowed him 70 hold
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
RADIO SECOND;
COOLERS 3RD
Spicer and Wentworth Lead
In Scoring For
Final Night
r PIN LEAGUE
Final STANDINGS

Completing the season with
mathematical cinches, Brownsville
Tailoring took the team honors and
DOC" Newlin carried off individual
high average when the Brownsville
Ten-Pin league completed its sche-
dule Of 80 games here Thursday
evening.
The third-place F%rigidaire team
beat the league victors two out OF
three contests. Majestic Radio for
teited three games TO Old Line
Life Insurance.
0. L. Wentworth of Tailoring
rolled a 2l8 for high single game
and Spike Spicer held high three
with a 573.
High single game OF the season
went to Brownsville Tailoring with
a l048. Ortiz held individual high
single with a 267.
Tailoring also won high three for
the season with a 1911, Work and
Eewlin tied for individual high
threes with OIL each.
The league prizes are to be diStri-
buted in the near future.
Last nights scores:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Have Faculty Of
Making Best of Breaks

3 to /, allowing only SIX hits and
striking out five.
Chicago lost ground, getting no
better than an even break with the
Brooklyn Robins. Dazzy Vance,
the veteran Speedballer. vas his
old self in the first game as he
turned back the Hornsby clan. z
to 5. Pat Malone took charge Of
things in the nightcap. letting the
Robins down with five scattered
hits and blanking them, 9 to @.
Don Hurst's big bat and the
wildneSS Of Cincinnati's pitchers
we're prime factors in the Phillies'
5 TO 4 victory over Col. Dan How
ley's pupils. Hurst drove in four
runs with a homer and single TO
tie the score. Four successive
walks BY three Cincinnati pitchers
showed the winning run across in
the ninth.
The days festivities were con-
fined TO the National league as the
four eastern clubs Of the Amer
lean league travelled west.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Valley Aid Sought
To Get Convention
tBv Staff Correspondent.O


HARLINGEN. June 19-Cam-
gaigning among various Valley clubs
70 secure their assistance in bring
Ing the 1892 Texas Oklahoma district
kiwanis Convention to Harrington
will be under way for over a week
as a result Of the meeting Of dele
gates held here Tuesday night.
Eight Valley clubs were represent
cd by about 20 delegates and w. "A.
RaSco Of Brownsville. lieutenant
governor Of Texas district NO. 2, pre-
sided.
Harrington announced its inten-
ton OF going after the convention
at the 1880 meeting III Lubbock and
extended its invitation at the dist
riot conference in San Atomic this
year. The 1881 convention will he
held IN Oklahoma City and the 1892
meeting comes 10 Texas. II is hoped
10 stimulate interest among the
other clubs and have a good at
tendance in Oklahoma.
Over 1000 business and profess
sional men would visit the Valley II
the convention were brought to this
section. The nearest has been TO
this section was Corpus Christi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
CLASSIC BOAT
RACE FRIDAY
Harvard Is Confident Her
Unbeaien Crew VIII
Defeat Yale

NEW LONDON. Conn. June 10
|iPD-Today. for the first time IN
wears. the partisan and colorful
crowd that floods this little sea-
farine town on Harvard-Yale rcrat-
la dGvs appeared assured Of a thrill
in the shape 81 4 real boat race.
Although Harvard hopes scared
high over the prospects ~ IT'S un-
defeated varsity crew. the only
such college aggregation IN the
country. the Els and admirers OF
ia Leader. great Yale coach. were
|confiderk that today would end.
las simil- DAYS have done for the
four wears. with victory crown
linz the hlue-tippe1 oars.
Tonirht's four-mi'n sweep tn the
from the railroad BRIDGE 70
|Bartlett's Cove promised 70 be q
Thrilling sDectacic rs well as n
|rrinninr duel between two great
strokes. the dominant figures in each
shell.
Yale opened the recatta with a
1-v5 hang last nirht when ITS COM
h Nation eirht. made IN ~ its three
substitutes. defeated n crew
|of Harvard sDares hv a length and
b half. Matters were SQUARED BY
be Harvard graduates eight, st-ok-
: ~ Jack watts. which won a
>-n--r ~ivql 07-vmrn. str0ked By
H,~.l~ Tarnar. ~ . race tina. was
Inst under 200 yards
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
British Razz
Their Ryder
Cup Lineup

LONDON. June 10. P-No Brit
ish sportsmen entered for an inter-
national event ever suffered from
the lash OF criticism. abuse and
even ridicule as has the British
Ryder Gun golf team which meets
the American team at Scioto June
Is and ~.
The selection committee found
its team billed III some newspapers
as a bunch or has beens": a group
OF "amIa5le middle-aged golfers
who have no earthly chance.
One newspaper said ID could pick
n team of British pros TO beat the
British Ryder team any day in the
week and twice on Sunday.
British chances az Scioto are.
perhaps. simmer than at Leeds
when the trophy was wun two years
ago. but Captain Charles Whit
cOmbe's men are out not only 20
hold onto the International cup
but 20 confound the critics among
the folks I'm the homeland
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
BY GAYLE TALBOT, Jr.
(Associated Press Sports WRITER

Gabby Streets ST. Louis Cardinals
have developed an extraordinary
faculty for winning ball games
with a minimum Of effort. Their
ability to take advantage OF every
break, rather than their batting
punch, has them three games IN
front OF the National league field
today.
For example. the league champ
ions collected only five hits off two
Boston pitchers yesterday while
their own curving corps was being
nicked for eleven. yet they took the
Braves into camp, 5 70 a, in OPEN
inc their latest eastern tour.
The Giants. meantime. contin-
ued 70 win behind great pitching,
but they couldn't gain an inch on
the flying leaders. Carl Hubbell
gave them their sixth successive
win at the expense Of Pittsburgh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
BEATEN
BY BEAUMONT
Loop Leaders Nose Out Win
s to q In Ninth
Inning

The Beaumont Exporters de-
r,cns-rated ono good reason why
they are leading the Texas league
pennant chase Thursday night
when they put r a run IN the
last Of the ninth inning To beat
Fort Worth. 5 10 A. 1t was the
Exporters first win over the Cats
this season. but 1t could not have
arrived az a more opportune time.
The Exporters. only a hall game in
front Of Houston, had to win To
stay on top since the Buffaloes
also won Thursday.
Houston insisted on staying with
in a step Of the league pinnacle.
and in order 10 remain there. the
Buffaloes dropped Wichita Falls
Thursday night, 4 to 2. George
Washington Payne, although ne
allowed "A hits. won his tenth
game this season for the Buffa-
loes.
Pitcher Miller OF Shreveport en-
ioyed a big night against the Gall
weston Buccaneers. He got three
hits and pitched shutout ball
against Galveston. 8 to Q. Plus
this. Miller held his foes 70 seven
hits.
Hap Morse and his Dallas Steers
opened their short series at San
Antonio Thursday night with a 9
TO 5 decision. Lou Garland. husky
right handler. pitched ~ in
nings of runless baseball for the
Steers. but weakened in the eighth
and let five runs across the plate.
Murray went TO the rescue and
pulled the Steers across.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
LARGE CROWD
Sees CONTEST
1900 Fans On Hand For
Harrington Night
Fray
By staff correspondent

HARLINGEN. June ia crowd
es-maled at $500 attended the
Ladd-Palm game here last night
and it meant a lOt-poSsibly saliva
ton OF the Valley league. This
showed officials OF the Harlingen
club that they might expect TO fin
Ish the year without going heavily
into the red.
Incidentally. the Palms beat the
Lacds 6-5 despite heavy clouting on
the part OF FriersOn, Laid first
Sacker. Frierson pounded the ban
Tar and often, accounting for prac-
tically all Of Harlingen'S runs.
IA Feria tOppled over the Saints
and Is the Ladds lost are now
easily within striking distance or
first place. The Night Hawks, COM
ing fast, have won 81 as compared
TO 27 losses for "a .534 mark. Har-
lingen, I'm first. has won 80 and lost
> for .545.
THO How
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Hagen Displays Old Form To
Capture Western Open Title

a stroke lead over I'd Dudley.
Wilmington, Del. who slipped in
With a SO late in the afternoon.
Two other par shattering rounds
were turned in during the first
round. Charles Garringer or India
napolis and DIN Dutra Of Long
Beach, Cal, we're tisd for third
place with cards OF 70. one under
perfect figures.
Gene SaraZen. defending cham
pion. was forced ~ share the next
place with Lew Waldron. Celina.
Ohio. and Gene Marchi. Dayton,
each ca-ding par.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
FINALS

CHICAGO, June l9-P-Herbert
l.. Bowman OF New YORK. whose
collection OF eastern tennis titles
number I3, and Marcel Rainville On
Montreal, ace Of Canada's racquet
~swingers. will meet tomorrow III the
top bracket seminal 0f the west
ern singles championship fight.
and Harris CoEgeshall OF DeS
Moines, Ia. and George Jennings,
Jr., Of Chicago. viii tanEle in the
lower set.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
YESTERDAYS STARS
IN Thr Associnted Pressl

tBy The Associated Press
Dazzy Vance, Robins-S-ruck out
eleven batters in beating the Chi
cago Cubs. 7 10 5.
Pat Malons. Cubs-Shut Brooklyn
out with five scattered hits in sec
oad game az double header.
Don hurst. Phillies-HiS home
run and two singles drove in four
rum 10 hclp beat the Reds. 5 10 Z.
Carl Hubbell. GiantS-Held Pitts
burgh TO six scattered hits and
was invincib.e the last eight in
nineS.
Chick Eafev. Cardinals - His
horerun III the eighth gave the
leaders a 5 to- victory over Boston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Texas Clubs Are Bolstered for Second Place
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

NEW YORk-Al Singer. New
York. outpointed Lew Massey. Phil
adelphia G0): Jack Rosenberg. New
York, o~utpointed Paulie Walker,
Trenton. N. j., (s): Andy Saviola.
New York, outpointed SOlly
Schwartz. England (8l.
CHICAGO-Earl MAESTRO. Chicago.
outpolnted Midget Mike ODown,
Columbus, O., G0l: Pep Justo. Mad
ison. Wis. ~outpOinted Joe Sharkey,
Albion. Mich. 80.
Young COrbett. Fresno. Cal. out
pointed Meyer Grace. Philadelphia
lOl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Mopac Official Is
Visiting In Valley
,By staff Correspondent

HARLINGEN, June ia. ID
Bell OF Houston. assistant passenger
traffic manager for the Missouri
Pacific Lines. conferred with local
officials Of the railroad Thursday
He discussed various phases O.
service with them and possible chan
ges.
He was accompanied here BY z. "
Mcclure. general passenger agent OF
the Mopac.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
SPLIT MAY BE
SET JULY lST
Lii Stoner Will Return To
Line-Up Of Fl. Worth
Panthers

DALLAS. June 10. NPD-If a split
season is voted IN the Texas Lea
que this year. the second heat Will
start July l, and since anything can
occur IN baseball with q split about
the easiest thing OF an, several Tex
as League clubs are not going to Dc
found wanting when Mr.. Opportun-
ity knocks for the second time since
April Is.
Even Beaumont and Houston. Co
pace settlers, are cementng their
pennant foundation with a sprinkle
OF new talent. A right hand pitcher
is TO enter the Exporter fold. He II
George H~ollerson from the Holly
wood club of the Pacific coast cir
cult. Last year he won Is and lost
ten games.
The Buffaloes. trying desperately
TO win the first half. have started
remOdelirg for the predicted second
half. President Fred Ankeman is
willing to talk terms with an Al
shortstop. Joe Sprinz. veteran catch
or, has been acquired from St. Louis.
Lii Coming Back
Art Phelan at Fort Worth spiked
a few games for the old win column
from now on when the Philadelphia
Nationals returned Lii Stoner. q
man who has always been a big
winner in the Texas League. III
there Is a second half. don't feel
shocked II the Cats open with an
other pitcher beside StCner, and
another catcher.
Providing he can get several in
iured players into condition. Mana
ger Carl Williams probably Will Jet
his team remain intact. The Spud-
ders. slow starting. arc packing one
Of the biggest wallopS in the league
today even with EULER. Badgro and
Guile out OF the lineup with injur-
les and sickness.
None that / know off, were the
wirds from Manager Claude Robert
son Of the San Antonio Indians
when quizzed concerning new play
ers for ne remainder OF the sea
son. MY boys have hit their stride.
and SO long as they play hustlng
baseball and get their share OF wins,
We will stay intact
New Infieid
AS for the Dallas Steers. they
hav- started rebuilding their infield.
Manager Hap Morse Is through with
pennant depression II new PLAYERS
will remedy the situation. Thursday.
the Steers purchased Joe Benes from
the St. Louis Cardinals. Bencs will
play shortstOp. a position that has
been weak where Dallas is concern
cd.
Jake ATT, al the helm Of the
Shreveport Sports. has finally put a
team on the field that is almost 2
hundred per cent stronger than the
one that opened the season. and
Jake. discussing the second hall.
said he probably would open with
the same club now IN seventh place
Galveston. through Manager 1)el
Pratt. is after players galore. Lefty
Martin, first baSeman. Is due %
join the Buccaneers within a day
or two. Gene Bailey, veteran out
fielder and former manager of the
Houston BuffalOes. joined the Buc-
cancers this week. replacing Gene
Rye who has retired with an injured
wrist. Pratt Is also after a third
baseman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19

One or natures curiosities Is the
difference in si7e between a mother
kangaroo and her young. The
mother stands four or more feet
high and weighs In the neiEhbor-
hood Of 200 pounds. The young,
when first born. are only a little
longer than one inch and weigh
less than a mouse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19

.NNIITNIWNN III. ITTT IIaIN-IIIT IIII-
zen q. McAlien 3. Three base hills
Willis. fricrson. S1uircs and Con-
treraS. Base on balls. off johnson
|, of Harwood 7, off Winifred 3.
Left on bases-Harlingen is, Nc
Allen g. Wild pitches-Johnson /.
Two base hits-Phillips. Pratt. Home
runS-FTiersOn. Stru.s. out by
Johnson 2, bv HarWOod II. Double
piays-HarwOod Wells sp CuN Hit
By pitcher-hy Harwood. Nichols.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19

DR.. Ralph Arnold, eminent u. S.
g%eologist. estimates this c0untry's
potential oil resources at 7i40oo.-
OC0.C00 barrels. lie says We have
only used 2 per cent OF our oil sup
ply and that there is 40 years
supply Of free oil ahead.