The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 211, Ed. 1 Friday, March 15, 1929 Page: 4 of 8
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sembled Exhibition
Of Folk Danc^t^
Red Doty Wina
Although tuna at time* were
! to" midge each other In order
to w kc themselve# up to the fuct
hat they wore wltnesHlng: feature
;I«K nmieii instead of an exhibl-
mi of folk duPiees, the Mkcet Kd-
Kr4f<MWiiiH <M| grudgejjyiconnter
In th«' Liberty arena hfofe .Thursday
| night prcfurtted. Wide semblance of
fa il ly K(>od (Ik Mitig. , '_J,' :.
l<«e /proved beyond doulit that he
--•# tin- wore teciiniviil of the two
tighter* . ijiu jotfifuaiutM "* we're i csurt:
hen the Swyis ro.Ul.v we>nt in and
■Mill*
® , The Uidcf'.o declared the incdee ft
draw Hut lit the opinion of. many of
■i the ei'fi" over
• •Mi'hfui s4vpr*art' al-
though Edward* mil miffed to jpet in
If'-iioiiH- Biiod ' Mown th«f-wrnM«t the
Mobile Hay boy to reach for
j.'f;,ROo<|7 breath.:
It was1 difaimrftnt (liA) Edward#
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h£ y~v4
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W -.Utt , W'WMIV4n'«<l
not yet de-
the uquad will make the trip to the
coast tor the exhibition series.
There are at leant two specific
reason# why the Cincinnati Ileds do
not wl#h to competc WttevJyttBMwm'
league entries regularly; namely,
the Boston lied Sox and tho Phila-
delphia Athletic#.
"the Boritohlann, cellar' *;Wan)pionB
In the American circuit for" mani'
moons gave the itedaa la to 4 trim-
mlng^yegterday, tho worst they huvo
luwl thl# season.
..tgttA. raahimt Into the- %ht-
fTrV ^Juirw nnd Lecauae: of hi* last
4;« n (1 ffl&iwSjshorea n endeavor# he
^"'laade it ,jfti:aetle«liy impossible for.
ami to rush into him.
' —.:Wj)eTI.,
take kdwufis in the. in tqlin*im-j(
race, his rushes, in 'he in-ijor-
wi-re _unu&uall>' - 01 oil
—EMwn rrfs- slmwrd — (wtwlbltltiw? - nt'
developUm into a nifty little scrap-
per with time and xmrlehce. to
-wwa jr^iiwlir
^Fbe feature scrap o" >J*'o PSffit*'
liouub Jiot .ltetisd—a,i mich,
.■#lx..,r.auud---^feiifezA*-t-weei)
tot "Wildcat" Castro, and
;.0'l)vll Of Houston.
At the close of this encounter.
Judges were apparently stricken
■Jth a case of lunipus neckua or
mA« other equally* terrible diseaes
thai eauwed them to call tho scrap
a draw.
UfKiirdloss of th>- Judge#1 dechion,
wever, Castro easily curried five
the six rounds. The flr#t went
O'Pell but after that, ("astro tnok
« thing Into hi# fcwn hands ar.d
ive the p.luctu' lhtle Hoaxlcn
tpper more than he "could grace-
fully get away with. Tcny led the
fighting all the way through.
Red Doty,; plucky little Orange
scrapper who is showing wonderful
"liilltles Of developing into ft
class A bottler, took a decision oveV
his' more experienced antiigODi*'.
rahkie Rodger# of Chicago. Doth
j lads weighed in at 138 pounds and
went the #ix round route.
The opening morsel on the fight
lenu proved more or less a wash-
jut Sam Ityrd of Beaumont only
i it four' round# to stop Shelby
fltlhollnnd of Orange, Mulhnl-
lund'# noconds tossed In the towel
the end of the fourth session and
; called it a night but not until after
jg|4i« Orange fighter had been sent
to the mat two successive times
r'msy O'Donovan, Port Arthur I'ly
weight, challenged the winner of
lin Edwards-Lee bout.
Jack •'ffceynolds refereed,
Ln unusually good house "wlt-
the C*rd and probably ,lw
future ring menus for Orange-
issouri Pacific^
'o Have Special
Rate to Houston
HOtJpTON. March 15.—-Unusually
' attractive induced rates from' All
ii Texa*. to Houston for the
annual cotiventloo of the Sunt h-
fJWCKtern and TexsiVCattlc Itgiser#'
>Vft#tt<K;iull<>n. March r^> '!' -"
have been announced > y the" Mis-
souri Pacific line#, according to C.
Htraln, passenger tratTIK man-
" Mm w nn
The r«tei are on a sltdinR- «tl
the rates decreasing a# dl
Stances increaaes from Houston, but
| all of which are considerably lest*
■ * than one anti oft#—half fare for the,
otiftd trip. As examples of
from apei-lflc point*, the ratexfrom
Clngsville to Houston wi!l>be f18,70
for the roiunr trip: fpffm Victoria.
$7, and from CorPU#''CbrU>ti, $12.70
or the round
~ '"Wkets1'
Ift in 1# ilfclu#lve, with Una I return
limit Uf point of origin good Until
. MaKb l'«, 1 3n. :
arrwngismentfi for enter-
% talrtment of some '>000 delegates j'x-
" pled to attend the convention In
Houston have been made by the
' Houston cHbivtnli'-r of iiofftfrtterce and
other civic bodies.
Among the various entertainment
lit tires' will be band .concerts staged
th* littidtveVs district olt the three
if# of th<" convention ntid infnrmitl
uces at tlie Rice hotel,
thletes Headed
For Track Meet
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•'t-rr'fcr:
Wmsm
tonio With little more care hereaf-
ter. Hy poled out u 400-yard drive
Bv^t*"tiira" whw ni'Tnr wail n«
ant# downed Sari Antrfnio yesterday,
15 to 6. That .was all, right. But
' "...V. -I"'
Bostonians Trounce
Reds; Robins Chance*
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Phoenix, Ari#., r March 16 -
Manag«r Bueky llarrl# sent the Oo-
trolt Tiger squad through another
long routine drill yesterday, giving
bis candldaites a Uttlei of everything
from one old cat to Volley ball and
bagging file#. He ha#
pti!dBdwhichr4'weft'orrh s(ro(n
With Dazzy Vance about to enter
_the—fold- and Glenn vVrlght's arjn
mending rapidly, fortune has «mlled
- °n Wllbert .RoblftBaiL and, the Brok-
Tyn Uohlri# at Clearwater, Fla. Rob-
inson announced Vance's demand#
,for a #alar>' of $25,000 had been
met. New# from Miami indicated
to treatment.
Andy -Ree#e, who may or may not
play second base for the' New York
Utanta tKfa yeaF, is going ti> pick his
spots—for—h m<>: -nm "'ln San An-
WILL PICT
SAME LB
"AION. HI.. March in.—
th«n >00 track and field stars
77 iinlvcr#|tles, ctdl^ges irtid
ph schools headed for Champaign
the twelfth r«tl#wnl of the Onl-
of tliinoi# 'relay carnival to,4
eftty-#!*- evehtf./are orogiam-
: for the carnival- The all-,
ehnniploimhips.' ombraPlriK
event#, op#n the carnival t«-
noon with the flhn.hr at
v '■ • :-'S M;
E3g Ten indotjr champion
2Bts and Titinot# were heavy
yt to win t#t m honor# In tho
^although «pfrlt#d nompetlMon
' ' ' f from other Big Toil
•tar* from th* Big
f#r«nc« r>mti }&imM
Mackmen To Take An-
other Stab at League
Bunting >
By BRIAN BBLiti
Associated Press Spoils Writer
K0KT MYERS, Fla„ March 16.—
Connie Mack, active and Cheerful in
spite of nearly halj a century ln
ba#eball, will attempt to Win «n
American league pennnnt for phil-
ndelphia «it.h practicbally the saute
player# who failed, by a narrow mar-
gin last ,y#4 «v- ,
Manager Mack will rearrange his
men to some extent but no now
face# will appear in the regular line-
up. Every indication, howevor.
point# to one new . pitcher anW If
the young man about to be struck
by major league lightning ha# a
curve ball Athletic fans will see, a
great deal of him- This promisinf
recruit, Bilt Breckenridge, late of
Dartmouth, may lie the only player
who will have to he introduced jit
Hhlbe park. /
"Brock," as he is affi.>etlon(>Kdy
addressed by the. others playjsr^ has
not yet been called on>To show
specif teat tons for a curve ball but
there I# little doUhf that' ho has
everything else 'tiltcher needs.
Afslgntnent-fif the versatile Jimnfty
Foxx, of .-the extra X P'oxxe#, to
will cattse a revision of
Held plans. Max ttl#h-op would
een renominated at second
!> #« >tut h«* v it'-wpd a rUsincllno-
tion to^lgn. Jimmy Dyke# will
play seconiKwitti Joe Boloy at short
and Sammy little at third. If Bish-
op gets in atNsocond, Dykes still
may get «.• eRun«\at. a tegular Job
by forcing UaUi fxuh^. .third bft#"? ,t%.
a utility status. .foarNI I ussier and
Eddie Colllna again wftk #Und by
for infleld emergeuetes
The iiutfield of last n(-:eoti\ittwc
has been brought over InUicl.N^tb
Altiert Simpioit!.. (Jeor^o Haas iOv^
Bing Miller in | undisputed posses-
sion of the field. Homer Summit,
former Cleveland outfielder, will be
a reseWe'a#*l#t<ldb y <Wslo Orwoll,
who. was n pltclher lo«t .y*> r and
first basencin this spring. Redman
lfume, Kottthorn Methfttttst Unlver-
t«ity football utayor. an<l..lolin fcott,
MercorI I'hlverslly product anil pro-
tege «r the Port Myers Klwanl#
e.lpb are not: yet ready.
Mickey l ochrane, the most vain
ablt- player in the Awtf|t! l) .ivsuue
by oftlcihi verdict, will do the bulk
of the cntfhjjttf but <> Parkin*' Is
available a# hrs,t aid.
Bob ttrove. <Icorge Wall.erg, ib>M-
ard Khmke, .iohn Eddie ttom-
mi'U ami Oeorge Enrrtshaw will ht
the chief dependence In the pitch-
ing derartmenl wllth Breckenridge,
Bolon. Eerkc# and Shore# available
for rcllof roles. - ,
Th Athletic# have plenty ;W con-
ndeitce and !hope to do hotter than
th#y die la#t year. One department
In which Improvement Is expected
is that f>f double play#. H the run-
ners utf had been more adept In
getting j two at onue, they might
l «vt> Wjon the American league
chamnlonahlp.
TKte giraffe rsaehe* a height of
from II to 80 Net when full greirn.
Hagen Sinks Putt
To Grab Florida
Golf Tournament
MIAMI, Ela., March 15.—Walter
Hagen ha# steppet], out of the
lethargic .brand of golf he ha# been
playing In reeent tournament#, to-1
day as he climbed Into the van at
Jacksonville in finest of the Elorlda.
open title, he curried with him a
fresh victory.
One of hi# greatest exhibitions In
the ancient and royal game, certain-
ly the best he has displayed In the
last few months, laid new laurels at
h|# feet yesterday, when, paired wtih
I^eo Digel, h*i—a^>n the Miami an-
nual International four ball tournu-
ment.
Overcoming u three-up lead held
by Johnny Farrell and Gene Sara-
aen, Hagen ^niost single handed
wvn the match by sinking a iong-
putv on the 36th green for a one-rtp
victory;. ; • y' '
Hagen imd Dfegel split Jirst mon-
ey of the $4900 purser-while each
of the contestants-^Mfere were 16
pari# at the \ntjMi—received some
compensation ^or their efforts.
SOX AND CATS
TOPLAYTODAY
Houston Buffs Get Ser-
vices of Pepper,
Outfielder /
Greatest Golfers
Lured By Florida
Open Tournament
jTla., Mai-ch 15.
gathered here
$5000 Florida
tournament.
JACKSONVII-IJB,
•—(Jolfdom's greatesl
today, lured by thi
open championshij
Starting In threesi|me« over the
EiOrldo country cllb course, such
"stars a# Hagen, fliiegei, Armour,
l-'nrrtdl, i, • Hortii n
Hmtth, Mehlhorn, (frulckuhnnk nitd
three score others ibegun their 72-
hole trek toward thb second richest
golf prxle offered 1m the state each
year. The final 361 holes will be
Hayed Saturday ov«r the difficult
the si^Uth of the starling point. t
A million people in] England draw
old age pension# of 12.60 a w^ek.
FORT WORTH, Tex., March lfi.
Managers Jake Atz and lyeha Black-
l#im-- <—ihe^-Fort Wf)tih Cats and
Chicago White Sox, respectively, ar-
rived here from their training camps
ln Mineral Wells and Dallas today
ready for m game here. ,Atx had
22 menv 'Blackburne brought all of
hi# (jqtiad except Red Faber, Jack
Merffey and Johnny. Mostil.
Manager Frank Snyder ha# an-
nounced the Houston Buffalo©# have
secured the service# of Raymond
Pepper, right handed outfielder of
the Danville club. Pepper ha# been
working out with the Cardinals this
spring and has allowed plenty of
class.. He played with the Laurel
club last year and wa# noted for hie
Tiefty clouting. He hit for extra
bases In the first three game# he
played this spring. If he live# up
to expectation# he will be used fn
I he outfield In place of the veteran
Raj?\ Powell.' , ; ,<
The San Antonio Bear# baseball
squad worked out in two sections
today. Most of them here, and a
few of them at I .a re do where they
were left WIthf H. MHsse, ex-Eruln
manager, recently signed a# skip-
per of the- Coleman Went Texn#
league team. The Bears In San An-
tonio squeezed fft a practice session
between tho two New York Giant
workout#. Manager Alexander de-
cided hi# Bruin# could stand some
batting practice and that hi* young
pitchers needed lot# of drilling after
the New YorYkers bumped San An-
tonio lfi to fi yeBtoriffty.
*i"'AfteTt"--;W;v,'enfOrcetf «Idlene##'-'.- -W-
c#use of rain yesterday, Manager
Jim Oalloway twit his Wichita Falls
Spudders through .the usual two
routine practice session#. , Beginning
"reading:: "For every home run hit
over this part of the fence we will
give a permanent •wave." He had
to take a lot of kidding, '
The Philadelphia Athletic# were'
without the aervice# of Jimmy Dyke
—veteran second baseman. today.
He wa# injured l v yesterday'# tilt
with the Phillies at Winter Haven
when l^efty O'Doul #tld Into second.
tomorrow, the practice session# will
be interrupted with exhibition
gom**. The Spudder# wTlPmBet the
St. Paul flub^of ,the American asso-
ciation.
Notwithstanding a home run by
Hack Miller w'lth two men on ba#e«,
the Shrcveport Sports took their
third straight BTtm'e fVopt Minneap-
olis yesterday, 13 to JK' The Sport*
won on a four Vuft rally In the
eighth. The team 1# in great form
artd the kinks and muscle ache# are
things of the past.
Plahop, who has been
OUW — .-iiifv
f«u^ straight exhibition
vlctorle#. over the Dalla# Steers, tho
White H(jx tnoVed ' upon the Fort
Worth Cat# for a three game series.
Charlie Root, ace of all CuU pitch-
ers ln 11)37 and one of the big, dl#-
appolntnicnts ln '19JH, wa tp re-
ceive h|# dm real test of the season
today. Manager-J^w^s^^Kthy an-
pounced he would u#e Root against
the Angele# club in the opening
game <}f their 38 game schedule, at
Eos Angele#.
Billy Bouthworth'# ►% Loul# i-ar-
dinal# were Boundly trounced at
t'hefr Avon Park, Fla.. training .rump
yesterday when Walter Johnson^
Senator# put a 12 to 0 -Jndlan m rk
on them. j
A t \Ve:U IS in,, 'the
enme Infield Manager Dan Howley
expects to open thei season for the
St. Louis Browns will get the call
for the initial exhibition struggle,-to-
ijiorrow, \
Rain was the refrain at theJl'J.eye-
tie pructic# yesterday or the
y' before nr.d Hfln m#n ««> ?
day wa# aouked. The ladian# are
to play New Orleans tUft^u'roMr-
Cabinet Plans To
I Enforce Order As
Result of Riots
MA I K1D, March lS.-KBWelal an-
nouncement w«# made today that,
the • ewKlnot would meet later and
adopt fresh measures the main-
tonance of order throughout' the
wtrntryv The announcement follow-
ed renewwl. of Btudents rioting ln .
the esnter of Madrid la#t night. ; ' '
announcement .rel^rred,, .t«
"the agitator!* pi>r«lrtlng In the
patriotic attitude and/ forgetting all
considerations of national interest."
■it add# that while the government
tfoip# not consider the situntion
grave it regards it as one both
unpleasant and intolerable.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 211, Ed. 1 Friday, March 15, 1929, newspaper, March 15, 1929; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth289075/m1/4/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.