The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 12

YOUNGSTERS FORM NUCLEUS AT BEAUMONT Youth and Speed Are Outstanding One Pitcher Is Held Over From Last Year's Team BEAUMONT, Hards: outfielders with youth eed, ycung pitchers and ins young inlielders will be sees. is uniforms when 1SS4 Texas Leas-ue peasant starts April IT. Bat Bates. Hugh. Shelley and Patchett loom as the trio sruardiaiis.

Fiery young- isters wizh and batting pcsch. they promise to win inscant approval of Beauraont fans. Pat- played in 54 graces last season. swatted .341. Shelley bat- arid Bates piayed for Shreveport in the Dixie and clouted ,331.

Ke hit 60 double, three triples, ourteen rass and stole IT bases, Patit stole Si bases. Sates was the ndizicr centerflelder in the He its driving and two base bits and -eras HUGO NINE MEETS MT. PLEASANT TEAM HUGO, The Hugo Tigers meet the Mt- Pleasant. Texas, nine here Sunday af-ernoon at Shull- Bywaters baseball park at 3 o'clock, Ray Beaty, former third baseman of the Antlers Mountaineers is manager of the Hugro team. The tentative lineup for Is: infield: Red "Dog Williams, Kenneth TV est brook of Dx-porz.

Texas; Chester Giles s.nd Emmer TVilsozi; outfield: Travis Gordon and Shad Campbell -with T-Bone McDonald of Darant former Husroan assisting temporarily. Johnson. Paul Leader or will occupy the The Tig-ers play Paris Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. WEST DIXIE LEAGUE SCHEDULE FOR 1934 IiOXGVXEW PARIS May 17 IS 19 June 9 -10 July 14 July 23 24 25 May 10 June 14 15 IS Jun 30. July Aus 4 6 Paris Club Releases 22 Candidates Forty-five On Hand At Sec- ond Practice Session Of Season A "1 1 i 3-4-4 24 25 I May 5 HENDERSON June 21 22 I July 20 21 Augr 14 15 16 May 11 12 TSTLER jJune 557 July 20 21 I Aug: 1 3 May 23 24 25 July 25 27 2S May 14 15 15 PARIS i Jur 2S 24 5 i July 567 i Ausr 10 11 Paris May 14 is 16 June 23 25 July 567 Aug- 4.

6 May 23 24 25 Jun '17-17 IS 19 July 9 10 July 23 24 25 Apr -29 30 May 1 Jun 11 12 13 July 17 18 IS Aug: 14 15 16 June 14 15 16 June 30, July 2 A.u 10 11 For Full April 27 28 May 2 June 1 2 July 3 4-4 Aus 24 25 May 11 -13-13 22 June, 567 July 20 21 -22 Aus 123 May 11 12 May 23 24 25 June 567 June IS 19 July 30 31 July 14 15 Aug- 7 9 July 23 24 25 At home 5 home I 59 days 1 60 days Sundays. 53 carries games 1 9 Sundays 1 Sundays TIT IT- At home; 59 days 53 srames 9 Sundays JtllTT 4 June 9 1 July 14 16 fJuly 26 27 2S Apr 26, May 3 4 May 26 2S Jane 27 2S 29 I Ausr 17 18 Baseball land I May 10 June 23 25 1 July 567 i 4 6 May 5 7 June 11 12 IS July 17 IS 19 i ft (--VI-J3 At home 60 days 1 62 1 9 Sundays June 20 21 22 11 12 13 AUS 21 22 23 May 12 21 May 29 30 31 July 30 31 Aug: 7 9 May 14 15 16 June 14 15 16 -Tune 30. July 2 Aug: 10 11 May 29 30 31 July 20 21 Aus 1 2 May 17 IS 19 June 9 July 9 10 July 26 27 2S Apr 30 May 1 June 20 21 22 July 11 12 13 Aug 14 15 16 I April 26 May 334 Other May -27 2S 1 Jus 27 2S 29 17 IS Apr 27 2S. May 2 6 June 1 2 July 34-4 Aug: 24 25 "26 of Sports At home At home 59 days 60 days 63 grames 62 games 9 Sundays 9 Sundays Indian Salute Is Winner At Arlington Waggoner Entry Bested In Dallas Handicap Plight Finishes Second ARLJXGTOX IXrCVKS, Texas, $2.500 added handicap for three-year-olds won Saturday by Indian Salute trout a I srreat field that included CoL T. Waggoner's Getter, A.

A. Baroni's Bittybit, Bender First. Somebody and Flickamaru, The T3T. Sachsenmaler entry of Indian Salute and Plight finished first and second in order. Indian Salute, with.

E. Allen up. carried pounds over the mile- and a sixteenth route. Like GLENN CUNNINGHAM BEATS WORLD RECORD NORMA2C. Cunningham of University of Kansas beat the world record for the 1.000 yards race in tlie Oklahoma University amateur track and field meet here Saturday -when he flashed in two minutes, 11.1 seconds.

The present record, of 2:11.2 held by G- Ellis of Great Britain and -was established In London in 1929. Cunningham finished six ahead of his nearest opponent. Glen Dawson, of Tulsa A. C. Harold Manning of TVIchita A.

C. -was close behind Dawsoa for third of his finishes, he opened a burs: of speed mid-way down, the stretch took the lead and finished in a drive to reward his backers with $5.20 on a straight $2 mutueL He paid more to place than win. when place bettors won I $5.40, Show ticket holders got I $3.40. JPlisrht paid J5.40 to place and $3.40 to show. Somebody fin- Devito Is Tough Man Meets Glen Wade Tuesday; Holds Heavy Championship Of Italy ix.

honie runs. new manager, Ijorbeer, is a catcher, i along- with him he has Mike i Conrad Fisher and Rudolph as -naskinen seeking jobs. escep'ion of are i In TO games last year Tresh batted .300. TS grames for Sanlesville "Western Fisher bat- In 12 Barnes lor Shreve- i Tork clouted .354. will find it difficult to Seatiraont's mound staff- of pitchers are In Jose Hare, George Gill, Cook, Pat McX-augbliTi, SalHvan, Jake Trade s.nd "W'aae are oniy a few of eew boys -with wrinkles on the "foaJL Sd Albers, who wen 1 and 3ost 2 last year, is the over.

SEare, Gili, Sullivan and Jakc- ched lor in s.n-3. ere i izt -vrlnniu? a majority of their gaLines. Cook hurled for sort 3n the while Serraan TTace and lor the Dixie There is no shortage of baseball players in the lane, or rather of kids think they are ball players and ready to try and demonstrate that fact- With the seeo-S -frorkout of the current baseball season staked s.t the Coun- a count of noses 45 youngsters on hand. Koses had to be counted, as there "were. not enough anifomis to so around.

The players -were put through the early paces, consisting- of pepper cames, fielding, hitting: and running: for upward of an hour after Thich they Trers sent to the uniform and some that not taking ps.r* in both the -workout All -worked earnestly, but earnestness s.s all that some had to Tsrhile others ivene Impressive. There are some husky you 115- T-tf. 1 the nouTJce-s aspirants had been cut the retainer snd. no'w on Entries In 1 Meet Named Lamar Schools to Send Ath- letes to District Meet At 1 Commerce AN By Dub ARE Furey Soon Over Race Winner First finished, flf th. I The estimated crowd of eighteen i thousand persons sot the day's thrill when Canteron, -with E.

zenberger up, galloped, in to pay Joe Devito, to Glen. opponent here Tuesday night, conges highly recommended. la fact it is reported Devico -will -furnish more to Wade- than Sam ished third, and paid $4.90. Bender Lethers -did to Juan Huznberlo here last week, which any faa who saw the match, -will say Tvais plenty. Devito is reputed to have seen such top notchers as Hu-dy' Dusek and others since leaving Jiis Sf.7.70 on a stralgrht $2 rnuiuel.

I Dative Italy, where he held i He Tvas 30 t-o 1 on the line and put championship. ty's entries for the CATURDAT afternoon 22 young: ball playing hopefuls started looking for newer and greener jTr2.uk; Stone, cir-sctor of athletics for the counry. "XVfr.ners o- first, seco-iG. third and fourth places in 3.11 a.nc. field -events s.nd of District in track and placing 1" ihe county, 220 vard iiurdl-es: Seville.

Peiiy: Chicota: ac-Iviiy. For iha fisrure represents the total released t.y Wayne and Fred Nicholson, vrho the local Dixie lea cue entrant. Bui they kept first "Walters year 3f oustalneers. It is pian-ec to b-at. He nit on3y iast.

year, -vork at lesLSt pitchers -d-ir- jor. led the "Westers faittinjr liurt year Tarizb ..340 "V- IT" run: "Woc-iall. Pa.tton- 11 i-a r. t. Chic ota.

HoIIingshead. Chioota. In fact that kept almost as many as they turned loose. Exactly a. in case you don't want to bother to look it rvtaiti- ec.

But by so means hired. What. -with the 14 man limit. and i Xicholson, both of tvhom expect to play actively this season, "will need to hire but an even players. -and are cut there hustling for the jobs.

But their troubles not neartv all ended, jfa-r frorri ir. 'With the coming: of next Tuesday z. a.nd Nicholson expec Bra- experienced play- ears, Hcx-co: theyjcsDw 44? yard dash: H. Gregory. Rox- Cities.

C'" Pet- iilzr, 1 for He the with Mt on Jieaci trfth a til duriss- a cancioste- Paris Blunt. Ok. -2S7 last season a.nd WEJS rieht field: Paris, se-co-c Coy aii-d Teachers Cc-1- ia.sl year appeared to be a csrricc to pitch in Shrt-vei-on hi: and Ts.t*5. A mo-id. 2-0 yard das One mile- relay: Chicota; Pat- Micvray, Hoo-S.

Tur- pr. told, tiie Satnr- day tbac some of the boys be released came sood reputations but failed to snake a enooJrh impression TO retained. Of be expects to a fnr- th-er line of tfae entire crop Sunday afternoon at Antlers wlien he sends a team on the fieM agaliLSt the sandlc-t Mountaineer the opposition. The season opener fails on The next day the Paris team TO Lonsrview, tliere to help the Ixmjrvie-vv team open its season. They stay in JFriday and Saturday.

Payne Whitney orial Handicap Extent on a. driving: finish to beat off the challengre of Princess 2elda who grtidg-e "ba.tt!e to the last ditch I finished second- pit Pete Becker and Eddie trant Takes Mem- In the first race, Ceylon in a. one Sail match with no tirat limit. At the conclusion of theii match last week Becker asked T.OJ a no time limit match Trith Elzea, in the second, Nell Kuhlman in I the thirt! and Pillnita in the seventh -were favorites tvon Sa.t- tnc Southern Association, i BOWIE, Over, a urday Pillnita, i candidate ior the Kentucky Derby track. "won his i the Freak ness from Mrs.

vra race -jj me et; Payne Whitney's Greentree stable, scored a popular and Impressive victory Saturday as he- whipped i eicht other ear-olds in the Hetnming- here Sunday. April 23 Rome Memorial Handicap at the Parisians play host to the Ty- ler club. The rivalry between Paris 1 Ridden by Silvio Coucci. Soon and Tyler in a basebail is ex- Over, vrhich ran fourth in the Florida. outsramed G.

"VV. pocket in a stirring- stretch duel. Only a head separated the paJr the finish -while ler.gtiis to the rear carue Mrs. C- Broni- ley's Chance to take third portion o' the added piirse. AVith 113 pocnds in the saddle.

the chestnut coU, maKir.s: bis first start sine-? Derby, stepped the six furlor.grs Sn the srood time of 1:13 to earn $2,500 for his owner and pay his backers $5.20 for each S- lavestc-d In over the -which Eddie agreed. third- Opening- the card at Trill bt a 30 aiinute. ona mstcb t-weeri a. pair o' TThltey I-OSES Hcwritt and Bill Fledge. Ml O.

iff I Rlke wiH be the third inan in the spite home runs by Dick Porter I ring. and Hal Trosky. the Cleveland ciiarss Trere enable to maintain I their -winning 1 streak Saturday and SOOXERS XORMAX. ceed-etl perhaps only by that Tesarkana. "With the Twin City not in tho league, most of this year's blood battles TV ill be -with Tyler.

no doubt. The schedule Paris SO days Xint- of these fall on Sundays. The cl-ib have off cays on June 4 and August 13 and 20. On July 4 Paris plays at. Tyler plays at Henderson and Jacksonville plays a.t Palestine.

Jbition satne 10 Knox-1 verslty of Oklahoma pol team i swept a series University o' Texas by the IjOnghorns to 4 here Sarur- day. TCT-SA t-0 gJT tyi 7 A fc. In the fourth and tifth cost the Oklahoma City TViisoa High School team or Bal- five runs gave the las ran up 60 points Saturday to aalsa. Oilers a 7 to 0 as the the district II track a.ud ileld openc-d their exhibition meet oJ the Texas here Saturday. isere- Admission prices for the this season have been at 4O cents for men, 25 for Yi-omcn and IO cenrs for "hildrcn 32 years, Xesrro will atlmii.iod to a o' tbe bleachers for- 2S centa-.

erry Leads Skeet Nesco Royal Tfee Kmg of Kerosene and Stoves ANTLERS OIT HUGO 1 TO 15 1 c--e: en Kzlie high school Ar.der.scr. c-t" efJiC-tf'rjcr-'. nomy i E.r,>5 erv for citric: meet: Tr ir mir.d that some of the -who era! previous a fe-w of the proven players off eam. If they ca-A sho-w and Nicholson be sole if he develop? f-nouzh ar'-' of baH Layers "will b-e appre- Xo doubz the fans of Paris be to kno-rr a place has boon provided, for to -witneiia fans of cur acquaintance are arnong n-egToes; of Prtris. -xvh-o ihro-agrh mud 3 it Russell Friday th" shoot the season of I'arts Ske-st Gcin club with re of 45 nc bird restsMng from a inLsjs in his second round.

with The Treather cut attendance, many i-arlag- no h-t. The shoot not be held. So saylw? pacse to prepare for a trip to Antlers to tfac 1S34 Paris team make If It be rajEjred we won't be disappointed. After all the lads Iiave out only Ts. yon know, and not time to sret into condition a baseball tn--n in sorne otner Roya.j of sc snd Siovfjr a.

thf: list of ZT Vp V-c. --KO, of the -e. your Information "sre reprint trie names of the teams ir. Ja.cksc:-r.i tridge on hand, however, and shot a. 39 1 Scores Friday: R.

O- Berry. -55; H- I-- "VTelland, 47; Kd LSndwy, pro. 47; Fisher. 43: J. Hall, 1- li- Stripling, 42; J.

B. 40: V. G. Winston. Bill 33; Ed 4i: Mrs, Sam "VTviss.

30. "PTith Bd Lindsay 42-; Bub D. H. BAKER Furniture Co. or.c, at tr.ird or- He drickff" sacrifice a.nd Clyde Griffin si.g.—>;" C-TV The Paris will on April 2ft entrant Perfcaps several cars of Paris fans "will follow to Ant- for the skirmish.

A Arkansas TracksterS comfortable it -will afford a rhazzce for an afternoon cnter- ta.in.tn.ent at the favorite pasting njililons of A.m^rlcar^s and at ths time serve to give some of fans of a gret, a tine on of the- boyn they -wriil be rootins: for all Win Opening Meet 10 to 15 the Uni- of Arkansas tMnly clais Missouri School of Mines SO Pats End To Streak Qfo FaVOrite HOS STREAK for NORTH MAIN York Yankees Son With Paris Entrant to 51. Taking first, in two each and 5r. 880- yaM Captain Elar! Gower i of tlse for hlsrh honors -with iG 1-4 each. Get Your Men's Shoes At Famous 42 New Now on Display 2- 95 4 Alt Tttr Our one -of th-s pro- rivets in. sectioti of ccsjnto' Buck, -jraji at of Ho -who ville.

broke in c-M John 3 time Paras fans -will rcmeni- next In The Sir Thomas, RiskultlS Buck) "iVtjivtr. secured a seasoned per- Early FavoritCS is by orrner a. Handy Andy I.OUI-*. Thomas and Tnsil? e-iual favor- the place. John from a fa-ir coisntry can lot chords around bail or- for The Ktr.tacJer in f.rf-z>f.

or T-r viiie. oroxe ir, c-ic jor.r. Torr. o-j- fSJ! ac4 f.o-^-y hiird Jnfi odds or. a an Da Has the old Or book dds of to of- for first HOUSTON.

hovever, up or itic serving Fttd River ft wo aus jtrfi f- officer equal Thai of ball player. only a to fart that Buck's eon. Robert Bobby Reis' Weaver, was jtn in R-os camp Saturday, coming 4 TO vie- from home at Collet, wfclcfe ptaiCc mO'ved agro froirt Red RJi'er cotsn- nt Jf upon. Thft erft4 4 to I for An odd arisrle to nigrnjaff of ond 2 to I for third on fact that he two Chlcwtraw bstiH for when XVin- I Mata IJarl at 10 to 1 the pride of Fort for first. to 3 for coming: to i I 'hSrrf, and man for I of 12 to to a JsM.

5 3 to ahow. LONGHORNS DEFEAT N'vrtb has an iavf, mutft alterna. from sjrsd a the Men', Forona $5.00 JOHN SNELL At Store, CUBS CHICAGO, of TEX4S 68-54 Sfhulte. Heinle JflBathan tone out! fiftld trio, with five AUBTTN. Unlvrrssity of by ChSca.RO th? Tfrxas A.

M. 5ft American an hte father, a track mm Halur-lay. to 3 victory Saturday In the first isa JJe ja a rtv jnK rain. number of a- trial by One of Southern Association wa broken Jrwin of t.h* H'KNDKItSON 1 aud waa jfO'Jng 1 irofXl until a lit- i jury forced IsJm out of ofw ric tc better own mark I Humble Oilers He well recommend- of 45 72-4 of Xftxjiji won inn places. to I Chick I 8a.tuir<l»y tbo AnotlMsr Addition to mound won I for tfee In the -RO yard I XvUMtjKJn 'jl Jiiii! fu I AO Win-die and wiil jLay in BASEBALL Headquarters Complete basebaH equip- mem, including cases, mitts, masks, chest protectors and shoes.

Complete Baseball Uniforms $5.50, $8.00, $9,00, $11.00 29c Glove with full leather Jming and improved $2.95 BIG tXAGUE BATS Rn-h. Ilomsby and ti a Mar- Si-59 House Hardware Co. Here are three of BOURJOIS 7 lovely creations In a smart new AaFOR 1 your order for Our Kmnotis ICECREAM Fruit Black WVlnut Butter Pecan Cherry Nut Tutti Fnrtti Chocolate Vanilla Pt. Qt, Try oar frozen chocolate COTY PERFUMES Paris, per dram 50c L'Origan, per dram 50c L'Aimnnf, per drnm 50c Emcraudc, per dram 50c Dr. New Double Quick Tooth 2 for 33c 2 Kleenex for 33c Pint Rubbing Alcohol 25c Corner Drug Store on.