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The BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION
Schmeling Making Use of Under-Dog Psychology
GERMAN DOES
NO WORRYING
Teuton Dempsey Certain He j
Can Land on Sharkey
With His Right
BY EDWARD J. NEIL.
Associated Press Sports Writer
ENDICOTT, N. Y., Jura 5—(A»)—
Max Sigfrid Adolph Otto Schmel
ean engaging young man with
complex. inhibition or sign of
y temperament to his lengthy
\ name
As he sits in the living room of his
well-guarded cottage, playing over
and over German phonograph re
cords, he doesn't even talk a goer
fight. Yet one week from tomorrow
night in the Yankee Stadium, this
24-year-old Teuton who has scaled
the heavyweight heights in two
short years will battle Jack Shar
key for the highest prize Fistiana
has to offer. He will fight the best
he knows how, canniiy, carefully,
evenly but at a terrific pace, and
if his best is not enough — well,
he is still 24 years old and life even
in a fistic sense still leads long be
fore him. Max may lose to a better
man. He frankly admits that may
happen, but he doesn't think that
man is Sharkey.
In Condition
Colored an Indian brown by the
sun in his outdoor workouts, the
young German is a picture of superb
condition as he lolls in his easy
chair, happy to talk of fights In
* his halting English liberally sprink
led with German phrases when the
subject gets too complicated and
thoughts come too fast. His high
cheek bones, shaggy black eye brows,
deep color, and animation leave an
Indelible impression of Jack Demp
aey when the old man-mauler
weighed 187 pounds and was eager
!to tear the world apart with his
Iron fists.
”1 hope I beat Sharkey.'’ he said
with a smile and a wave of both
Rands. “I do not know. No one
knows. If I get my chance, I win.
1 If not I lose.”
To Schmeling. almost a fatalist
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in his attitude toward the coming
contest for ringdom's highest stakes,
this statement covers the entire sit
uation. By “chance,” which he pro
nounces •'shenks,” Schmeling means
the opening or situation that will
give him the upper hand and pave
the way to victory. The breaks may
come his way — or they may go to
Sharkey.
His Reasoning
‘ If Sharkey wins, I congratulate
him. The same way I would con
gratulate myself if I win. But why
should I lose?” he asked.
“Sharkey is a good boxer, yes?
He hits, punches good with his left
hand, no; well, maybe it make him
discouraged if he can't hit me with
his best punch. That is important.
“I do not know how I fight Shar
key. In my training camp I have
twenty sparring partners. I fight
them all. They have different styles.
No matter what style Sharkey fights.
I am ready for him.
“Sharkey is a good boxer. y\*?
They say I can't hit a good boxer
with my right hand. They say he
will defend against my right all the
time with his left and I never hit
him. That is foolishness.
“He must punch at me sometime,
no? When he punch at me he moves
his hand#, yes? When he does that
he leaves an opening, nicht wahr?
Then I can punch. Then I will hurt
Sharkey. Maybe my shenks come
then.
“Only have I seen Sharkey box
in a gymnasium and then he —
what you call it — clown around
with his sparring partners. Even
so I know he is good fighter. But
maybe I am a better fighter. Who
knows?”
Demonstrates
By this time the even tempered,
unexcltable German was on his feet,
waving his hands, showing how he
would move his head to evade a
left to counter with his famous right
hand that knocked out Johnny Rls
ko and battered Paulino Uzcudun
into helplessness.
“There is another thing. Sharkey,
he say. “How will Schmeling feel
fighting a man like me who has
met everyone and licked the men
I have?” I tell you.
“I will feel better about it than
Sharkey. He is the American
fighting before his own countrymen
to keep the title in this country. He
is getting old. He has missed two
shenks to fight for the champion
ship. Maybe he will not get another.
• But me it is different. I am the
ioreigner. the under-dog. I am 24
years old If I lose I fight again
some other time for the champion
ship. I have nothing to worry about.
He has everything. M3ybe that does
not bother him. no?”
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
'By the Associated Fress)
NEW YORK—Tony Canzoneri,
New York, outpointed Joe Glick,
New York. GO). Pete Nebo, Florida,
outpointed Sid Terris, New York,
GP>. Allie Wolff. State College, Pa.,
knocked out Eric Lausch, New
York. G>.
ORLANDO. Fla —Tony Domin
guez. Havana, Cuba, knocked out
Rufus Joiner, Louisville, Ky., (2),
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VALLEY LEAGUE SCHEDULE
REVISED FOR THREE CLUBS
The official schedule of the Rio
Grande Valley baseball league since
Its revision allowing for three new
dubs has been formulated. It is
set out below:
June S
Harlingen at San Benito.
Raymondville at La Feria.
Rio Hondo at McAllen (2>.
Donna at Mission.
Brownsville off day.
June IS
McAllen at Harlingen.
Brownsville at Rio Hondo.
Mission at Raymondville.
San Benito at Donna.
La Feria off day.
June 22
Rio Hondo at Harlingen
Brownsville at Raymondville.
La Feria at McAllen.
San Benito at Mission.
Donna off day.
June 29
Raymondville at Brownsville.
Rio Hondo at San Benito.
Donna at McAllen.
La Feria at Mission..
Harlingen off day.
July 4
Brownsville at San Benito
Rio Hondo at Raymondville (2>. I
Donna at La Feria.
Harlingen at McAllen.
Mission off day.
July 6
McAllen at Brownsville.
Raymondville at Harlingen.
La Feria at Rio Hondo.
Mission at Donna.
San Benito off day.
July 13
Harlingen at Brownsville.
Raymondville at San Benito.
Mission at La Feria.
Rio Hondo at Donna.
McAllen of! day.
July 20
Mission at Rio Hondo.
Brownsville at La Feria.
Harlingen at Donna.
San Benito at McAllen.
Raymondville off day.
July 27
San Benito at Brownsville.
La Feria at Harlingen.
Donna at Raymondville.
McAllen at Mission.
Rio Hondo off day.
August S
Mission at Brownsville.
McAllen at San Benito.
Donna at Rio Hondo.
Harlingen at La Feria.
Raymondville off day.
August 10
Rio Hondo at Brownsville.
San Benito at Raymondville.
La Feria at Donna.
Mission at McAllen.
Harlingen off day.
August 17
San Benito at Harlingen.
McAllen at La Feria.
Rio Hondo at Mission.
Brownsville off day.
August 24
Donna at San Benito
Harlingen at Rio Hondo.
Brownsville at McAllen.
Raymondville at Mission.
La Feria off day.
August 31
Brownsville at Harlingen.
Ban Benito at Rio Hondo.
La Feria at Raymondville.
McAllen at Donna.
Mission off day.
Sept. 1
Harlingen at Raymondville.
Rio Hondo at La Feria.
Brownsville at Mission.
San Benito off day.
Donna off day.
McAllen off day.
HOWE
ISIDCUGHISJ
RIVOLI—SAN BENITO
If Louise Fazenda had jumped
from a telephone pole on which she
was stranded some years ago, she
probably would have broken her
neck and consequently never have
lived to become the comedy queen
of the audible screen.
Miss Fazenda, prominently cast In
| "High Society Blues” Fox Movie
! 'one musical romance, co-featuring
i Janet Gayr.or and Charles Farrell,
| recalled the incident during the
making of this production which
will be seen and heard today at the
Rivoli theatre.
Ford Sterling, head of the studio
for which Miss Fazenda was work
ing. when he discovered it was a
girl up the pole instead of the boy
he had ordered, made her come
down. Touched by her woe-begone
expression at the prospect of los
ing a day's salary as an extra, Sterl
ing gave her a small part in the
picture. When he went back to
Mack Ser.nett’s studio, he took her
with him.
Bandits’ Arrest Near
DALLAS. June 5—{SP — Police to
day believed they were close on
the trail of two bandits who Satur
day held up officers of the Grand
Avenue State Bank and escaped
with $10,400. as three men arrested
in Fort Worth were held here for
questioning. One of the men had
$1,050 In currency In his pockets
when arrested.
Plans were to parade the men
before the bank officials who were
seized and bound by the bandits
and to check the bank’s records
against serial numbers of the cur
iency fonud on one of the prison
ers.
The two bandits escaped in a ear
owned by one of the bank officials,
but it was abandoned a few blocks
away, and that led police to suspect
a third man was a confederate. I
.■■—. — Ill — .—I
Day In Congress
By the Associated Press
Thursday.
Senate:
Continues tariff debate.
House:
Considers miscellaneous legisla
tion.
Wednesday
Senate:
Lobby committee questioned
Bishop Cannon.
Senate debated tariff bill.
House
Passed Christopherson bill recom
mended by Hoover Law Enforce
ment commission to permit United
States Commissioners to handle
petty law violations without a jury.
Conferees on Muscle Shoals bill
appointed by Speaker Longworth.
House Elections committee post
poned inquiry into campaign charges
of Blanton, Democrat, Texas, until
December.
Pair Charged With
Murder in Houston
DALLAS, June 3—Awaiting
examining trials Saturday, H. C.
Middleton, 30. of Royce City, and
Lucile Mills, 20, of Dallas, were
held in jail here today under mur
der charges In the slaying of
Charles H. Brown of Houston, the
night of May 26.
Brown was shot down near the
State Rair grounds when he grap
pled with a man who commanded
him to hold up his hands. Brown,
Miss Mills and Barney Manicchla
hod driven to the scene.
Officers advanced the theory that
a woman and man had conspired to
rot- Manicchia at. the scene of the
slaying and that Brown was an
innocent victim.
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and use light greens for furniture
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SPUDS HAVE !
PLENTY STUFF;
League Leaders Have Won
13 of Their Last
15 Games
BY GAYLE TALBOT JR..
Associated Press Sports Writer
Any baseball unit that can come
to life when its lead is threatened
and win 13 out of its next 15 games,
mostly against its toughest opposi
tion. usually can pick up the mar
bles.
That, through yesterday, was what
the Wichita Falls Epudders had
done, and the odds today that they
would be leading the Texas League
parade on June 24, the day when
the season probably will be split,
were about any figure you cared to
mention. Chances of heading Carl
Williams’ cluggers off were more
than remote.
By slaughtering the Beaumont Ex
porters in a double bill yesterday 6
tot 4. and 14 to 1, the leaders
stretched their advantage over the
field to five full games.
Homers played a vital part in the
Spudder victories. The first bout
was won in the eighth, when Bet
tencourt and Euller each slapped
one out of the lot with a man on
base. There were four more circuit
wallops in the nightcap, one each
by Storti, Burns. Levey and Betten
court.
Buffs Jolted
The Buffs, who started their
present hegira with high hopes, re
ceived another Jolt when the Dallas
Steers made it two straight. 6 to 5.
in a 10-inning tussle. It marked the
first time in over a month that the
Mavs were on the long end two
days in a row-. Claude Robertson,
veteran 8teer maskman, tied the
count in the last of the ninth with
a freak homer that bounded over
the left field fence, scoring a run
ner ahead of him. Selph’s boot of
Gene Moore’s hard grounder let the
winning run across in the extra
frame.
Art Phelan’s Shreveport nine lost
an opportunity to tie Houston for
runner-up when San Antonio took
the second game of their series, 5
to 2. Jim Chaplin pitched another
fine game for the Indians, allow
ing only eight hits, one of them a
hcmer by Perry’, while the tribe
knocked Tiny Owens from the hill
in the fifth.
Joe Bonowitz slugged the Panthers
to their second stralzht over Waco.
10 to 7. His homer with two on baso
and his single with the sacks lead
ed accounted for six runs off Beck
er and Thurman, two Cub unfor
tunates.
Lil Stoner, who previously had
won three starts for the Cats, was
driven from the slab in the sixth.
Pelicans Grab Lead
In Southern League
ATLANTA. Ga., June 5.—(.P)—The
lead of the Southern Association
was in the hands of New Orleans
today with a full game gap between
the Pelicans of Memphis by virtue
of the former’s win over the Chicks
yesterday 8-2.
The rejuvenated crackers kept
their winning streak going by de
feating Birmingham again in a ten
inning affair 8-6.
Jimmy Moore led the Little Rock
Travelers to a victory over Mobile
7-2. Although he gave up nine safe
ties. he was never in grave danger.
Poole, Partridge and head, poled
out homers for Nashville and the
Vols outhit Chattanooga 12 to 11,
but a four bigger by Treadaway in
the fifth with the bags filled gave
the Lookouts a large margin that
the Vols fell one short of equaling
and were dowmed 8-7.
Radios for Fliers
DALLAS. June 5—(A*>—Contem
plating hourly weather reports by
radio and teletype to guide fliers
end observers in stations along air
lanes over the entire southwest, an
serological station at Love field
v»ere will open July 3, Dr. J. L. Cline,
government weather observer, an
nounced last night. Auxiliary sta
' tions will continue to be maintain
ed at Houston, Port Worth. San
Antonio and Galveston.
Colored
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The present tendency in modern
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The wearability of FLEX is an
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