Waco Tribune-Herald from Waco, Texas • 8

WACO SUNDAY TRIBUNE TJERALD APRIL 23 1933 Aggies Even Series With Bears by Score of Two to One QL4n sneers ntcning JtnX not a ts Just Shade Better Than Jim Start 24 Entries the Lake Waco Golf Prinzing Plans CLP HACK STANDING To Attend Camp dozen teams Dixie longue gets un Okla on the To Be ast New Loop card Kiesel Tho which picked 8 3 0 ISSSE? Archery Season rogland Notes degree from in arranged lard Blow for Sox about $1' With 1 Waco sary pd from tbosp a ho a not cr Bwthhi tinwi or those who are NOT so fast st Dixie League Official Schedule 1933 Texas Power Light Company Caplin man the "mention as manager was Jet out tried to get 3 3 010 000 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 the the have landed a Job as major league team the can of de tile gate receipts them Chalr bermuda uses the live oak members privately Sin has The football game with Simmons university will be played in ort Worth for the first time since 1926 The two teams have met in five of the six years since that time with three of the games played in Breck enridge and two in Abilene Waco prob of a could been con con Had July ort con fl 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 2 2 0 2 of the central are now Jewelry 3 3 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 da? the "Waco team games at home 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 serve as a stepping stone this citv easin becoming a of the Texas league i Reynolds rf I Mitchell Mooiy 2b Sudd ct Lowenstein it Donnelley 3b Hutto lb Garvey Scheer Total 1 Since Thanksgiving comes on November 30 this the last day of the the rogs have a December date on their foot ball schedule They will meet at ort orth December 2 the first December game they have played as southwest conference members ns manager of the team at the time he would ably have had his choice score or more of jobs Ila coach of a Poor Base Running Re sponsible for Runs and Also Responsible for ailure to Tally It Is a long time until the next conference basketbail season but cage fans are already looking for ward to the battle that looms be Rowen Keithly Waco's amicable track coach has made known his in tentions of entering the invitation track meet at Baylor and the local relay team should give a bit of added color to the performance All of the district qualifiers and some of the outstanding prospects for next year are all that are still going through the daily grind under Coach Keithlv Jesse Roberts the flying freshman and the find nt the season is malting it hot for the crack relay quartet and Is making serious threat ening gestures toward replacing one of them in the atate meet to be held May and 6 Coach Dutch baseball nine takes on three hard games next week The rogs meet the BaylorBears In Waco May 1 the Texas Longhorns In Austin May 2 and the Aggies in College Station May 6 Three games In six days and all away from home is no small assign ment for anv college nine and will be particularly tough on the rog squad with their shortage of win ning pitchers This is to be a big week in the sport world for Waco wk gives employment to a must be ticket sellers ticket takers There must be a nss manager for each club enterprise that can afford as much work to the unemployed as does the new Dix'e league at time i cer AB a commission Tuesday and Jones have been show cause why their of the rancis A Schmidt will two coaching schools this The Purple mentor is to ORT WORTH April 22 Vance Woolwine rog backfield star who completed his eligibility in 1932 has been appointed head football coach at Sulphur Springs high He will re ceive his June ame is fleeting Bark in D'Trill Pratt was not only greatest baseball plater tn Texas league leading In hitting In home runs and in runs drhen In but he was recognized as just about the greatest manager in all the minor leagues Had he re 'Eeam Strengthened Billy Cruz has joined the ranks of the A boxing team and already looks like the proverbial mil lion dollars Tn top shape Cruz scales the beam at about 127 pounds He will give the Wacoans a dis tinctive advantage In this class with his dazzling speed and footwork and plus all this his trip hammer right He uncorks kayo punches from eith er side and will materially aid Sin clair in coaching other members of the club as yet not so adept at pugilistic art Do not get the idea that the loopsill be slow It won't There are too sranv brilliant ball players in the Kat of unemployed tu give the rook ies much chance to star in the new Dixie league When you find such players as Carland Orr Eddie Moor" Har vey Ballew Jack Knight Preach er Thurman Boh Grant and oth ers playing in a league you can bet that the league is fast Waco will have about the same sort of team this year that It had in Its Texas league days The only dif ference Is that the team will probably do better than it did In its Texas league Is the has ighter Alleged To Have Been Terrorized Conner Cagcrs Aspire To Soft Ball Honors Conners championship eagers will gather the remnants of the powerful organization and attempt to convert tho boys Into a softball nine In al) probability Blundell and Harrison will take over the managerial prob lems and will likely be an applicant for the City league should any team see fit to drop out Lardo Da Lancey a softball star also a sandlot hardball player will furnish plenty of punch and along with Cheatam Webb and Swede Nel sosn should form a formidable unit Tiger Trackmen To Enter Meet He as at Galveston in 1931 and then bv Shearn Mnodv He a job as manager with various of the Texas league clubs but 'failed No doubt Pratt was willing to take quite a cut from his salary of 1932 which was lower than his salary of 1931 Last year Pratt received just about $'vXl as manager of Galves ton 'Tne veer before that he i PO oo 2 0 The Dixie leased today shows that Waco opens at home against Tyler Thursday aft ernoon Wray Query 1 manager of the Tyler team He is a former Tex as league catcher The Waco team plays tn Tyler riday but com back home for a game Sunday The Waco club then starts on a jaunt to various cities of the circuit and will not be back home until May 9 One of Waco Hi Coaches to Spend Two Months in the Hills of Kerrville Section WAGGONER MAY TH MOI TRACK ROM ARLINGTON ORT WORTH April 22 AP1 Removal of Waggoner's Ar lington Downs racing plant and stables to Oklahoma City may fol low if the Oklahoma bill to legalize pari mutuel betting is signed by Gov ernor Murray Rumors have been current here for several week that Waggoner might move his racing interests if the legislature failed to act favor ably upon legislation legalizing race track betting in this state under the pari mutuel system Waggoners of fice declined to comment upon the rumor but II Barwise attorney for the Waggoner interests said no definite decision has been reached He said Waggoner disappointed at the failure of the legislature to per mit pari mutuel betting had con sidered moving Arlington Downs either to Oklahoma or to his ranch in New Mexico Grub Stake Wins BALTIMORE April 22 (AP) Grub Stake Mrs Raymond Bel mont's bay gelding ridden by Jack Skinner won the thirty fourth run ning nf the grand national point to point over the estate of Isaac Emer son today Baby Bunting owned and ridden by Bernard enwick finished sec ond followed by Vandergold owned by Martin and ridden by Holmes Alexander Waco and central Texas i get ting its share of the plums in the rew league Tat Walsh and Jim Tongate both highly capable um pires of this but the Unemployed for the season until the new league was formed will umpire tn the new circuit Rov Aiken who 1 almost a Wacoan has also bc' given a job as umpire the new circuit The concession stand al the mre gives empivyinem iu a lew and busi Any league schedule PO 3 3 2 4 2 2 8 3 0 27 10 tween Gray of Texas and Dietzel of Dietzel holds the con ference season record but both are scoring demons With a year of var sitv experience behind him Gray will undoubtedly give Too Tall a hard race for honors next year Lake Waco Golf club Is under going an extensive reconditioning campaign and the nine hole course will be ready about July 1 for play The club was organized some three years ago by Easley present president and has been improved until it is on a par with any in cen tral Texas The greens are being plowed un der and resodded with ncn grass and the new layout arm of the lake and some trees as hazards Some 23 have been taken into the owned dub and Edwin Gauntt is the professional The club is located on a 30 acre plat on the north shore of the lake just west of Green's Ter race The course nt present Is ap proximately 1700 yards and the fair ways are in good condition Ths following tire members: Edwin Gauntt Dillard Shields Russell Cor bell Alvah Torrance ord ranklin Smith Ira Dryden Chal mers Hubby Gorman Bledsoe Roy Bsrzak Dr Cof felt 11 EchdJ Perot nr rald Belote Sam uller ern Wriglit Rone Spencer Billie Staton Dugger II Pope Henry Harris Easley It is likely that will nlav afternoon during the month of May and then 4 switch to night baseoall in June XV recommend to thefans of Waco the Waco Cubs of the Dixie league They will furnish the fans tec kind of baseball entertainment Lev have desired in the past They will give you real diamond enter tainment at cheaper prices than have ever been offered in the pro fessional baseball history of the city 5 Turner has done much for baseball in Waco He is doing mw than you imagine at the present time tn placing the Waco team of the Dixie league here The fans of Waco owe it to this fine sportsman to get behind the team support It in wholehearted manner and let the baseball men of the state know that Waco Is still the best baseball city In the Will Be Many amiliar aces in the Line Ups Today when the Irene ball club meets Buddy Dixie league team fans will see quite a lew former Texas league stars perform who are now playing with Irene The probable lineup for Irene includes: Martin second base! Easterling center field: Giles lirst base Ballew third base Carlisle Littlejohn rightfield Roberson short stopCampbell left field ishaw or Moore catcher Miller or Wil liams pitcher state when the size of the Is considered You know and we know that the game at Katy this afternoon is just an exhibition game It is being staged in order that Manager Tanner may get a line on his ma terial Perhaps it won't be a great game but it will be worth the price of admission and it is being staged to help defray the expense the team has undergone in framing the play ers for the season It would be most encouraging to the hard working BuddyTanner and a compliment to President Turner for a large crowd to turn out today The team is going to be big help to Waco It will awaken Waco from its summer athletic lethargy The league as a whole will furnish jobs to about 200 men who otherwise would be un employed They will in turn spend the money that make Out of the city fans will come to Waco to witness games They will spend money while here Waco fans who have been going to Dallas and ort Worth on tho week ends to witness baseball games will stay at home and witness In action teams in whleh they will become Interested Wo believe that Dixie leagi'" baseball In Waco will be a big help to Waco from many viewpoints and we believe that long before the season is over the baseball fans of central Texas will be thank ing Turner tn most cere fashion for what he done for them Legislature Has Passed Bill Reviving the Sport With Pari Mutuel Bet ting System OKLAHOMA CITY April 22 (AP) The Oklahoma legislature gave final approval today to legal ized horse racing with wagering on the pari mutuel or certificate sys tem but the measure faces other hurdles Should the bill escape a guberna torial veto anticipated in some quar ters it may be attackedln the courts on the grounds it is a revenue rais ing measure and as such should have been passed five days before legislative adjournment This is the last dav of the session The bill would become law 11 and it was understood Worth racing interests were templating establishment of a track near Oklahoma City The measure creates a supervisory state commis sion and 10 per cent of the funds wagered would go to common schools Ijie 3b Reeves ct 2b Clem Bolger lb Kroney It Game! Jrees rt Parks xNorton Totals 33 1 Batted for reeis ta 9th Score oy A and Baylor Two base bus: base: Reeves Base on balls: Scheer 4: Parks 2 Struck out: Parks 2 Scheer 2 Double plays: Mitchell to Mooty to Hutton Sacrifices Hutto Mitchell Umpires Walsh and Evans a i dciwers riiciniiE 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 31 2 3 3 2 13 1 0 3 2 0 27 IS He believes Waco has very wise in not trying to tlnue Texas league baseball tets during the depression Waco remained in tho Texas league in 1931 and 1932 the city would have lost much money The game would have suffered to such great extent that it might have been years and years before we would again have had profes sional baseball oo We believe that one season of the Texas league as it stands today will be quite enough for the owners The league will be more than glad to take Waco and Shreveport back aft er the experience they will have in making tne various trips to homa City and Tulsa 0 0 Meanwhile we will have kind of baseball here that we afford It Is the same kind baseball that the class A Western league composed of cities much larger than Waco will have this season csted in baseball as a game Speaking of baseball ako re minds us that Helnie Prinzing has given Waco high school a brilliant ball team this season Gangsters Said to Have Box ing Bout at Cleveland CLEVELAND April 22 A sports charge that Gorilla Jones had been intimated by gang sters before his fight with Ben Jeby which was declared "no contest" at the end of six rounds Wednesday night received the attention today of the Cleveland boxing commission James AV Schlemmer who wrote in the Akron Beacon Journal that "Jones was afraid to the New Yorkers He was afraid of gangsters" will be asked to appear before tne when Jeby ordered to $5400 share should be released to man Al Suthpin said Meanwhile Hymie ager of Jeby branded of gangsters in connection with that fight as a Nei her Champions of 1931 Nor of 1932 Have Yet Gotten Into This Contest Waco Dixie Leaguers to Play Strong Irene Team 'Lhis Afternoon at Katy Park Turner Talks of Baseball Situation in Waco Past Present and uture: Waco High Tigers Play for Dis trict Title This Week Oklahoma in Line or Horse Racing Under Legal orm Contest to Afford Waco ans irst Real Oppor tunity to Get a Line on Caliber of Players The team of the Dixie league makes its Sunday debut at Katy park this afternoon The pupils of Buddle Tanner will meet the Irene team which hax strengthened for the occasion and whieh will come to this city followed by a tion of fans The game today will bo more than interesting hi addition to the op portunity that it affords to see the candidates tor the Waco team In action there will be one or tvyo players on the Irene team who will probably lie wearing a Waco Uni term on opening day of tho league Thursday Ono of these Is Harvey Ballew He has been a Texas league player of more or less merit for the last three or four years At one time ho was purchased from the' San An tonio team bv the New York Giants Recently Ballew was named princi pal of Irene high school and also Chicago American Manager orced Out by an Injury CHICAGO April 22 1 APz AVhite Sox hopes suffered a shock today when Manager Lew onseca was advised he would be forced out of the lineup for two weeks with a torn tendon onseca who has been an impor tant factor in the White Sox attack this season was injured when he attempted to make a sliding catch of a foul bunt in the eighth inning yesteraay game against Louis The opening day attendance is due to be large The opening Sunday at tendance one week from today ahould be larger The Hubbv Reese team is a strong entry from Waco plays the brilliant Riesel team today tn a double bill Reagan a new entry will meet the Berrys team this after noon A Moore is manager of the Reagan team again and ne i sires games Here is a list of 1 cup race teams to date Cup Race Entries Irene Stell manager Mertens Baxter Shaw John Jank Katy Gilliam Paul edervvisch Leroy Edward Vrba TourTigers Gus Zahnnak Perrv John Sandner Cottonwood Dutch Knzan Abbott Hubbard Travis Glass Hearne Perkins Syrian Trojans George George Clarkson China Webb at 1550 'or Will Simpson at China Spring Hamrock red Graves Route 1 Milford Aquilla Hudson Reagan A Moore Rodney Aubrey Walker Route 1 Dawson Neff Park ishermen Willard Clendenmng 9 5 McGregor rost Bob Armstrong Box 12 Cross Adrian Chandler Lott Route I or call Ezra Birke Durango too 000 2 OOl Reeve Sodd Stolen Heine Prinzing one of the coaches at Waco high school is going back to Camp Stewart this summer for two months June 17 to Aug 12 The camp is named after the lamented coach and sportsman Doc Stewart and is owned by his widow Mrs Stewart and Bill James line coach of football at Texas university It is situated on the beautiful Guadalupe river where the swim ming and fishing are of the best and where the climate is the best in tne United States as recommended by the government Completley Equipped The camp Is wonderfully equipped for a summer camp There are GOO acres of land which affords op portunties for hiking and horseback riding and the fishing and canoeing on the Guadalupe river is wonderful the waterfront extending for one and a half miles Some of the activities of the camp include Red Cross life saving teach ing of true sportsmanship safe and correct handling of small calibre rifles coaching of all major sports boxing model airplane construction and archery leather and metal work Boy Scout work and horseback rid inri Camp Stewart is located 16 miles west of Kerrville on the north fork of Guadalupe river and the equip ment is up to date and sufficient to take care of capacity enrollment There is a water front of' one and a half miles a basket ball court and gymnasium equipped with electricity There is one large pool right in the camp that Is used for swimming and boating and is equipped with spring boards swings rafts and diving platform The camp has eighteen or more horses part of which are paint ponies that are used for instruction pleasure trips and rides The large stables for the care of the horses arv equipped with individual stalls The athletic field consists of a 440 track baseball diamond two play ground diamonds three tennis courts and ample space for other sports There is also a 5 hole practice golf course The camp also operates a store for the convenience of the campers A well equipped first aid cabin is handily located The sleep ing quarters are electrically lighted screened In have running water and adjustable shutters An up to date screened in dining room and well equipped kitchen are a drawing card All meals are planned by a dietian and carefully balanced The camp also has a rifle and archery range Prinzing states that he would like to get as many boys as possible to sign up now as they can get a cut on expenses averaged around the $10(X) mark Per Biliv AVebb who replaced Pratt a Galveston gets $350 per month could not land a Texas league Job at anv figurs COO Then the Dixie league was organized Pratt seemed a sure shut to land tiie job as manager at Shreveport hut Gus Whelan got the job seemed an exert surer shot to get the posi tion of manager at Ifanderson but Art I'helan got that job The jMiint is that the greatest man ager In the minors tn 1927 and a $19000 per year man cannot eten land a managerial berth at $200 per month this year It ap pears rather strange to im We firmly believe that Pratt would be worth that much per month as business manager of any club in am league In the state 0 0 0 And Pratt Is stl! a highly capable TURN TO PAGE 9 COLUMN ALL of us know the story about the fastest man in By JINX TVCKER Tribune Herald Sports Editor In a baseball game full of unusual playe acme brilliant and some ri diculous the Texas Aggies evened the series with the Baylor Bean at Katy park Saturday afternoon by a score of 2 to 1 It was a battle between Jimmy Parks of Bay lor and Scheer of the armers Scheer had Just about the edge that the score indicates although A and did not earn their two runs In fact with jam up fielding by both teams there would have been no scoring Poor base running however cost the armers one run and per haps more On one occasion with none out Mooty tried to score from first on a double He left third as the second baseman got the ball and was out at the plate The Star Hitter Connelley was the star hitter of the afternoon He figured in the scoring for the Aggies making both runs or the Bears Cowboy Reeves did exceptionally well at bat Kroney the hitting hero of the day before got a horse collar in this game but he was walked on two occasions The Aggies got their first run in the second when Connelley singled went to second on Kroney's error to third on an out ana scorea Garvey's rousing single The Second Run a Gift rom all indication the Dixie league is going to be a success All men connected with it are wise In baseball lore They have great knowledge of the game from a financial point of view 0 Charles Turner who president of the Waco team had long and varied experience in professional baseball He is one of the best versed baseball men in the state of Texas His opinions are al ways sought by the most learned of the baseball men He believes that Dixie league baseball in Waco will towara member just about two entered the race the annual cup race is getting off to a great start this season With Waco a member or the Dixie league it is likely that the title which nas gone to a Waco team for the last two years will again pass from this city It is noted that Waco has never won a cup race title when the city had a pro fessional entry Waco was in protes stonal baseball every year of the cup race save 1922 1931 and 1932 In 1922 the Cameron Comets won the title In 1931 the Waco Packers won and last year the title was won by Walker Drycleaners Champions Not Entered The champion of 1931 is not en tered and neither is the champion of 1932 The Rosebud Roses cham pions of 1930 are not entered and neither is the Sharp team entered It won in 1929 '1 ne West team a champion in 1926 1927 and 1928 is not entered but Don Ashley may get the fever and put in a team at a later date China Spring champion oi ivzi is au euuj Many interesting games are ed for today The Junior Chamber of Com merce high school track and field meet will be staged at Bay lor Saturday Hundreds of great high school ath letes will battle for supremacy In hat promises to be one best meets ever staged in Texas Medals and trophies on display at Armstrong store Coach teach in summer teach basketball nt a school In Hot Springs Ark from July 31 to Aug 12 At this same session Coach Howard Jones of Southern Califor nia and Hartley Anderson of Notre Dame will head the football depart ment Clyde Littlefield of Texas will head the track Instruction rom August 28 to September 2 Coach Schmidt will lecture on foot ball coaching methods at Gustavus Adolphus college St Peters Minn The Aggies scored again in fourth but it was a gift the runner really being out due to interference with the shortstop waving his hand in front of Gamel causing him to err with two away Connelley scor ing Baylor got ont of the runs back in the sixth when Bolger and Kroney walked while Gamel got a fluke hit off the pitchers' glove and past shortstop reels hit into a double play to choke off the rally Baylor lost a golden opportunity to score in the eighth when Bolger was picked oft second with one out A and AB 3 4 3 0 This afternoon at 3:30 on the Katy park diamond the IVaco team of the Dixie league oil! meet the Irene team in an exhibition game It will be th" first real op portunity to watch the boys In ac tion Irene will be reinforced for the wccaslon by Texas league talent O' This is also the week when the annual der Avar Archery season is almost upon us and Theoron Pearce has gotten out his trusty bow and arrow again and is rounding Into shape for the south ern meet to be held In Tulsa Okla this year A Lawrence himself a marks man of considerable note and Clint Padgitt are ready to issue a formal challenge to Morley Jennings and any partner he may select to 18 holes of golf with the former using their arrows and the latter their sticks with high man taking the hole It is hoped the match which should prove highly interesting can be assistant coach The Littlejohn boys Carlisle and Carl both of profes sional fame ill also ba with tho Irene team today Manager IL Stell will have ofher players of note on hand and is corning to Waco to defeat the leaguers Manager Tanner has not decided on hl lineup as yet but Wilson Is due to be at third base Gray or) Dunn will be at short and McLarty apt to play second Morgan or hite will be on first with Brantley behind the hat Bob Grant Stormy Davis and Garland Orr will prob ablv lie the outfielders 1 he pitching selections arc doubt ful Both Al hitson and Bigger look ed good In the game last Thursday one pitching for Baylor and the oth er for Waco Other candidates will probably he given trials In this con test Manager Tanner does not have much time to get ready for the sea opening so will probably have Annual Cup Race Gets Off to Good the the chap who could turn out the light and get into bed before the room got dark another exhibition game with Baylor on Tuesday lending the Bean a hurlcr or two for the fray The diamond Is In splendid shape and those who gather nt the park today will witness splendid game INISHES OUT THE MONEY HAVRE DE GRACE Md April 22 Pons' Swivel one of the five fillies named for the Ken tucky derby today won the mile and 70 vard climax purse at Havre De Grace as Repaid second choice In the future books finished out of the money in the field of seven But for those of us who are not so fast we suggest a lamp conveniently placed beside the bed or on the head board Then you can settle yourself comfortably cover up and switch out the light which is within easy reach Dixie Leaguers To Meet Irene At Katy Park Today The Tigers play for the district title this week They meet an arch rival of old the Cameron Team The Cameron team plays Waco in Cam eron Wednesdav They plav at Katy park riday That is the day when Waco goes to Tyler to open tne sea son! The game will be most inter esting The boys are deserving of far more patronage than they have been receiving BASEBALL Waco Cubs (Dixie Irene (Seml Pros) SUNDAY 3:30 Katy Park ADMISSION randstnnd 25c Bloachcrs 10c Children 10c I'hone CH for reservations box sente biindny Also opening game Thursday ouch a lamp may be bought at a very small cost and costs only a fraction of a cent a night to burn Isn't the convenience worth more than this? Course Improved 0 ft 'I Uf Soon lo 0 Will Be Efficient Umpiring BL Sr ll All Is Af! 7bs I'' Pct Mount Calm 2 2 0 1000 Rosa ence Busters 2 2 0 1000 Irene 2 2 0 1000 Redmen Lodge 2 2 0 1000 Tours Tigers 1 1 0 1000 Perry 1 1 0 1000 Riesel Hardware 3 12 333 Mertens 1 0 1 000 Hubby Reese 10 1 000 Cottonwood Cubs 1 0 1 000 Leroy Hoboes 1 0 1 000 Mart 1 0 1 000 Katy Railroaders 1 0 1 000 Bynum 1 0 1 000 Syrian Trojans 2 0 2 000 CLUK WACO TYLER LONGVIEW HENDERSON ELDORADO SHREVEPORT BATON ROUGE JACKSON MeL May s' Mifis'ja'X May 17 is May b'T May 273 WACO Head Ju'e May fun' June 18 June 3 June 5 June 29 3t July 1 July in July 22 23 July 20 21 July 17 18 19 July 6 8 7 July 8 8 Atlg 14 Aug 20 21 Aug 7 8 9 Aug 3 4 Aug 5 Aug 18 17 Aug 18 18 May 2 27 May May 17 18 MayTi 18 May 2 3 May's? 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