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TEX" CARLETON. the tall Com
anche chunker who won l6 while
dropping ii with the Cardinals last
season, should have q great season
with the Chicago Cubs. Truth Of the
matter Is that TEX" was not great
ly satisfied In Ct. Louis because OF
the press notices which were given
the Dean Brothers while his deeds
we're panneG off as routine stuff.
Ye Spade remembers Tex from
the days when he worked on the hill
lock for the Austin Rangers In the
old Texas association That was the
same club which developed such
worthless as Dick Whitworth. Chick"
Aubrey, Moran Henderson. Dummy"
Collins and others.
Carleton Is a graceful workman
with a wide, Side-arm delivery He
was handicapped early in 1894 sea-
son due TO loss Of weight from stom-
ach trouble, but ne came back with
a rush toward the end Of the cam
paign. TEX" has a total major lea
que record OF 43 wins and IS defeats
for three seasons with the Cardi-
mails. The Comanche twirler per-
formed with Texas Christian College,
Newport, Ark, Texarkana. Marshall,
Austin, Houston and Rochester be-
fore reaching the Big Time with the
Cardinals.
He got his big league break through
a recommendation by Scout JACK
Ryan TO Rogers Hornsby. The rec
ords reveal that his best sc was
with Houston In 1881 when he won
20 and lost seven while compiling an
earned run average Of i.89. II you'll
remember. he hurled a few innings
against the Tigers In the World
Series last year.
MARTIN STUART OF Donna.
crack quarter miller. viii be the
Rio Deita's best bet in the high
school division OF the Eighth Texas
Relays to be staged on a bigger
and better" scale at Austin Satur-
day. The Valley entries include
squads from Donna. Weslaco. Rio
Hondo and La Feria.
CludIl Ltd4lN lhNClS Up bAAns WA
ter mile. and on a fast cinder track
he should do IL In close to So e
onds flat. particularly II his COM
petition is strong. And II will be
In Austin. brother: 1t will be. About
Is Of the states top high school
quarter men will be on hand and
the pace will be sufficient to bring
out the best in the field. There Is
no $40 event in the Relays. but
Stuart will run the anchor leg on
tie mile relay.
The Donna flyer Is the All-T1me
440 champion OF the Valley. There
Is no doubt but that he viii win the
Valley district title again, and he
should cop the regional TO quail
~ for the state meet.
TEXAS RELAY high school rec
ords. compared TO national high
school marks. are as follows:
Medley Relay-3:41.2, by San An
gelo high in 1880.
100 High Hurdles-156 bv Rrosch-
el OF San Jacinto 1929 National
lat by ClaSsen Of Oklahoma City,
1889.
100 Yard Dash-lo. by Davis Of
Freeport. 1928. and Wicket OF
Dallas. 1891 Nationwide by Owens
OF Cleveland. 1880.
Mile Relay-3:296 by San Angelo.
1929 National-3:2l4 by Holly
wood. 1920.
Shot Put-51-7& BY Hall Of Ter
rel. 1929 CNational-58-l0 by Dees
Of Lorraine. Kan. 1890.
High Jump-6-1 80 by Phillips
Of Allen Academy. 1927 CNational-
Go BY Ward Of Northwestern high.
Ills. 1870.
INCIDENTALLY. while we are
in the question Of records. more or
less a hobby with us. these are
Southwest Conference marks in the
events to be run in the Texas Re-
LAYS.
l00-96 by Houser OF r. c. u.
Mile Relay-3:189 by University
Of Texas.
Pole Vault-l3-2k by Baldry Of
Rice.
Shot-5O-2h by Irwin or A. a. M.
High Jump-6-3A by Shepperd
Of Texas.
Discus-154-2& by Petty of Rice.
Broad Jump-24-9s by Hale Of
Rice.
Javelin-2o4-2s by Floyd OF A. a.
NJ.