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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02

or each side, 0'Brian Of Centenary
going out in the fourth quarter
with a dislocated shoulder. Leach Of
Edinburg was among the Bronchos
hurt but remained IN the game.
Edinburg kicked off to the visitors
to open the game and II was Cen
tenary's ball. II was in the first
quarter that the Junior Gents made
their best bid for a score. on the
third play Of the game they made
what appeared an attempt 70 drop
kick a field goal. but the ball was
fumbled. kdinburg recovering the
ball to avert the threat. The Broncs
we're unable 70 make a first down
and punted out Of trouble. the boot
going 10 the Junior Gents 40-yard
line. The visiting star. O'Brian, got
in some good work. making afirst
down virtually single handed. A. the
qua rted ended Baize carried the ball
eight yards. placing il on the Cen
tenary 42-yard line.
The second quarter opened with
Welsh attempting a line buck. he
was held. O'Brian went over for the
remaining two yards for a first
down. Raizc was thrown for a five
yard loss. Welsh was downed In his
tracks. Welsh attempted n pass 70
BaiZe which was incompleted. O'Brian
kicked 70 the EdinhurC 30-yard line.
F%dinhurg's ball. McCauley punched
the line for seven yards. Yayroe was
held. Fdinburg was penaliZed five
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
BRONCS HOLD
CENTENARY TO
SCORELESS TIE
Baize Fails to Put Dent
In Edinb ur
Game Featured BY
Punting Duel

HAALINGEN. Dee. 2.-The Edin-
burg Junior College Bronchos added
another feather. one Of brilliant hue.
TO their cap here yesterday after
noon when they held the Junior
Gents. otherwise known as the Cen
tenary College freshmen from
Shreveport. Louisiana, TO a score
less tie in "a game which was fea-
tured By a puntihg duel.
BY holding the Young Gentlemen
90 a seoreieEs tie the Bronchos
stopped n team which has not been
beaten and only tied once before in
five games played and put them
selves or the same plane as the
strongest secondary college teams In
Louisiana
From the beginning the evenness
cf the contest was apparent and al
though the teams warmed up in the
closing periods they "got hot" equal
~ well and neither allowed the
other enough advantage TO put over
a victory.
OF the two teams the E~dinburgers
threatened the o~ftenest bat the great
Tissue" Baize, who scintillated in
the Harlingen high backfield last
year, broke up a 35-yard Broncho
aerial thrust which went over the
goal line IN the fourth quarter. Had
this pass been completed it would
have meant a touchdown and VIC
tory for the Edinburg boys.
Baize, who holds the secondary
school championship in Louisiana
with seven touchdowns in a single
game, was effectively stopped at all
times. The speedy halfback found
an Edinburg reception committee
greeting him at every turn who en-
t~ertained him sufficiently TO hold
him in check.
Centenary made six first downs
IN the game 10 four for E%dinburg.
The teams were forced to kick Of
ten and in this department the
Bronchos were superior, McCauley
placing his beautiful long boots IN
the right places. 0'Brian did some
GOOD kicking for the Junior Gents
until he went out of the game and
then Brown took UP the booting
duties.
O'Brian was the star for he
Junior Gents. He played a stellar
game in the backfield, showing
speed and readiness.
The Bronchos had a flock Of stars.
McCauicy and Adams playing well ~
the backfield with Swazey. Jayroe
and Leach putting up a good game
in the line. Leach, as usual was a
tower OF strength at center.
The game was played before a
fairly good crowd which braved a
noriher to sec tho tile. II was ideal
weather for a game but not so ideal
Tor the fans.
Coach Parker or the Young Gents
sought a negro between halves and
although ne and the PLAYERS both
rassed their hands through his wool
frequently Il did not bring the luck
thew wanted.
There were n number 81 Injuries
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
Baseball Players
Make Best Passers

BRYAN. Tex. Dec. 2-lPl-Foot-
ball players who also arc stars in
baseball make the best receivers Of
forward passes, i'm the opinion Of ID.
NJ. Bible. coach Of the 1927 champion
AEEie football team.
He points 20 the fact that his two
star snatchers of passes. "Pinky'
Alsabrook and ".Siki" Skies. are both
baseball players of unusual ability.
Skies ia first basenan and pitcher.
while Alsabrook ia said 20 he a first
bEseman Of major league possi-
bilities.
Baseball players not only make
the best snatchers If passes. but ]
have noticed that they also are bet
ter NJ breaking up passes. They are
better judges of where the passes
are going" said Coach Bible.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
Young Mems Bible
Class Is Organized

Wesleyan Fishermen. a newly or
ganized Bible class OF young men.
under the auspices Of the local Ne
thodist church its first
regular meeting Sunday morning at
9:s5 o'clock Mt the Dittmann the
alter. u. "A. Saddlcr is the class tea
cher.
Frank kibbe was elected presi-
dert VI the class Mt the initial meet
inc last Sunday. Other officers
chosen were Roswell Monsees, vice
president; w. w. underwood, sec
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VIM. Penn-5 Cents-A Good Cigar
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Major Leagues Will
Open Season April III

PITTSBURG. Pa. Dec. c-Pp-
The 1928 major league baseball sea-
son will open April II. and close
September so, the National and
American league schedule makers
announced here today.
The opening and closing dates are
somewhat e~arlier than those Of the
1927 -
When the schedule makers ended
their session this afternoon they
announced opening games as follows:
National league: Plttshurr Mt ST.
Louis: Chicago ut Cincinnati: Boston
at New York and Philadelphia at
Brooklyn.
American league: Cleveland mt
Chicago: -. Louis at Detroit. New
York AZ Philadelphia and Washington
At Boston.
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wE. PenR-s Cents-A Good Cigar
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cali. RnNn ISSIrE

BANGS. Tex, Dec. l.-lPJ-A S45.-
600 bond for water improvement will
he voted upon here December Is.
Much interest IS being manifested III
the election and il is expected that
the issue will carry with ease.
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Officials: Moody tBaylor). ref
eree: Wicker (Trinityl. umpire;
Kitchens tBaylor) headlinesman.
wns. Penn-S Cents-A Good Cigar
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rotary; Charles n. Hill. IT.. treas
urer; and William r. Lay, publici-
IL A cordial welcome has
been issued TO young men 10 attend
the class meetings and 10 bring
their friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-02
BROKEN BONE IN BABY

PALESTINE Ry-An infant was
born here with a large bone In it's
body fractured. Dr. NJ. Il. Cahall Is
making a study Of the case.
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HUSBANDS IN 20 YEARS

YORk. Pa.-Mrs. Z. r.. Chronister.
S.. has had seven husbands in 20
years. Four were killed accidentally,
one died and there was one divorce.
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

TRNDE- INS-AI kinds OF sets at very low
prices. Stop in and look them over Smiths
2l19 18th st. NV.
RADIO SERVICE-Rados and eiiminators
installed and repaired by experts: aerials
erected: call any time. Keunedy's Adams 2e6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
POJITRY AND EGGS.

REAL. BABY CHICK BARGAINs-Rcds
Rocks, Leghorns. Wyandottes orpingtons
Anconas Every breeder purebred and in
dividually inspected and selected for health
and high egg production Write for cata-
logue, stating variety and number you de-
sire. Massanutteu Farms Hatchery. Box
331-M. Harrisonburg. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
SALESMAN.

3 Large corporation. which has maintained
offices IN Washington for several years and
has well established local business desires
the services of wide-awake energetic man
10 act as local representative. This is an
i,opo 9ltt ~ 10Y tne rsht man 10 establish
,gill be well paid for loyalty and service
sales experience not absolutely necessary if
sou measure w TO our standards III other
NANs. Adlress Box -A:l-G Star nfiice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly understood
and agreed that all such matter
viii be withheld. as far as pos
sible, by The Star. Only bona
fide answers to advertisements
addressed TO box numbers IN
care of The Star will be delivered
to advertisers on presentation OF
the box number ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
HELP-FEMALE (Cont'd).

YOUNG WOMEN. 3, of good appearance and
personality for sales work: previous, expert
enee UNNECESSARY, Apply mornings between
10 and H. Bankers Publicity Association.
9e1 District National Bank Building. 27t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
HELP-MALE (Cont'6.
WINDOW TRIMMER

for grocery trade. able to
handle crepe and pile stock.
Experienced man only. Ad-
dress Box 1o6-B, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-27
STTUATTON--MALE.

AUCTIONEER OF wide experience in real
| estate. personal property. antiques: etc. de-
ton as manager of auction department or
business; extremely good credentials. might
auction dept. Write Box 111-C, Star office.
AUDITING or keeping books, making
clerical nature by man who has had 70
years experience in accounting and audit
ing. Address Box 155-C Star office.
or - voars' experience. resnonsihle: nsr~a-
nent position desired, anywhere. Line. 1217-J
BAKERS HELPER reliable; with room s .,
dT Usaa B Bosie io4c ~ Star es Office WI
BOOKKEEPER for small business concerns
on part time basis: income tax returns:
ers saS or ad
dress Box 1900 Star Office
BooKKEEPER; CASHIER and stenogrspher.
and f 6d"d #
BoOKKEEPER-sTE general
sires work Immediately. Lincoln 240s.J a9'
BUTLER HOUSEMAN. white. wishes po-
month. Address Box 174C. Star office.
family. Pot 1851. 9 to pm. 20"
CHAUFFEUR. West Indian wants position
with private family Phone Franklin 1926,
ELECTRICIAN years experience: mainte-
nance JOB preferred; best references Frank
MAN. colored. 36 years old desires position
as chauffeur. in private family. IL years ex,
Derience with all makes of cars, also good
mechanic; can o furnish best Of references.
Box 1850. Star office 2ss
MAN. middle-aged healthy. well dressed.
wishes position of lighter nature: Waterman.
ences. Address Box I7I.C. Star once. 2ss
MUsSIC!AN-;Young man wishes daytime
M s music store any seri sas position
ings until 1890 or 6.s pm. 27'
NURSE registered. male desires steady DO
sition Address Box 1890. Star Office. 2s+
POSITION in private family as chauffeur by
references. Address Box 1860. Star office.
90"
SECRETARIAL or like position sought by
linguist, with practical business experience.
Address Box 1920. Star Office. 800
STATIONARY ENGINEER. now employed
c. license: thoroughly familiar with high
and low pressure boilers electric elevators
frigerating machinery: viii arrange for inter
SIC. Star Office Is.
APHER-SECRETARY. several
excellent references: avail
able Feb: / Telephone Adams 2720.J. 20.
SSTEINoGRAPIHER, expert; railroad :, and
legal experience; $50 per week Phone
Lincoln 1256W. 30"
WAITER or houseman. colored. in private
family honest, reliable, sober: reference
James Revell. 1921 Church st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. well educated German wishes
private place as second butler or houseman.
2024 10th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN wants Job dishwasher bus
boy or work of any kind 1857 3rd st. NV. !
6. w. Z. STUDENT wants employment: no
canvassng. Address BOX 1860. Star Office
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FURNITURE SALESMAN.

= nv = MI AJ<NIIOHAN.
A large department store has
an opening for thoroughly ex-
perienced salesman. A splendid
opportunity and permanent po-
sition. State full particulars re-
garding former experience and
salary expected. Address Box
&C, Star office.
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IN OPPORTINLTN--

or the men who are instilied with the
'nnildence that they bossess the necessary
t4aAHcatl0ns 10 become successful salee-
lh"u. We have made special arrangements
tgr the education Of a few men that viii
iTepttc them to make permanent connec-
'7pH "ith 4 large company. paying excellent
'Dl!peueltiuu.
= There VIII bc public sales meeting CON
Quoted Tor the purpose OF choosing appIi-
p vsrts Tor positions that are now open for
:nen %ho. after thorough training in our
work., VIII be able to FIJI positions OF re.
. constitutes. II YOU are not afraid of hard
ork ana viii bp interested in grasping an
exceptional opportunity. then we urge you
10 attend this sales meeting that will start
Al o'clock. Friday evening. at 1926 Wood
Vard Building
" Won are accepted for one Of these po-
tons your average earning will exceed
30 per week. Sales experience not es-
initial and men between the ages of II and
- are preferred. Don't let this opportunity
PASS BE on time IL may mean your