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New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
BUFFALO Fighter
| IS new CHAMPION
Slattery Defeats Rosenbloon for
Light Heavy Title

Jimmy Slattery, Irish battler from
Buffalo, n. Y, was crowned light
heavyweight champion OF the world
by the National Boxing association
last night after he had received a
clear-cut and we'll decision
over Make Rosenbloom, hard hitting
but slow moving Jewish battler from
New York. Slattery's margin Of
victory was so clear-cut that only a
few disagreed with the referee,
Young McAuliffe. when he raised the
Irish boys hand at the end of the
10th round.
Slattery was always cautious and
/ he used his speed to Offset the ag-
/ gresslveness OF Rosenbloom. The
Buffalo fighter pranced around the
ring showing himself very light on
his feet and he scored with left and
rights with ease. However. his con-
tinual use of the rabbit punch
throughout the fight, gave Rosen-
bloom the credit for fighting the
cleaner fight.
In comparison with the lightly
dancing Jimmy, Make appeared to
be slow footed and clumsy. Slattery
used excellent footwork to get away
from Rosenbloom' rushes and he
neatly turned the New Yorker to
the ropes at each clinch and did
some heavy scoring on the inside.
The bout, for a championship af-
fair was a poor one. The excessive
in evading the punches of the New
Yorker, took much of the good out
of the battle.
In the sixth round, Slattery ap-
peared to have Rosenbloom in trou-
BILE, but Make tore right in at
every opportunity and the fighting
was so furious at the end of the ses-
sion that neither heard the bell end
ing the round. Again in the ninth,
Slattery had his opponent in distress
but Rosenbloom rallied and he was
more than willing to mix things in
the 10th and last round.
The semi final between Homer
Robertson of Boston and Vic Nc
Laughlin of New York was stopped
after the eighth round because of
McLaughIins condition. One eye
was closed and the other was cut.
Robertson received the decision
technical knockout.
A quick knockout was scored by
Joe Schlocker of California over
Freddie Ullman of New York. The
end of the fight came after two min
utes Of fighting in the first round.
Sammy Olferman Of New York
outpointed Tommy Dunn of Holyoke
in the best bout of the night, Offer
man had too much experience for
his youthful opponent but Dunn put
up a whale of a fight
Cyclone Harris of Boston lost on
a foul to Al Schooner of East Hamp-
ton in the opener. Harris was warn
ed several times but in the second,
Schooner dropped from a low blow
and the battle was over.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
{BY JIMMY POWERS)

New York, Aug. Silt seems
that some old bozo once opined that
every dog has his day. He might
have added that every woman golf
player has her moments
The 31st annual competition for
the feminine golf championship of
these United States is going to be a
hot and hectic affair this coming
September 10 at Cherry Valley, L. I.
Mile. Smone Thor de la Chaume
tplay that one on your kettle drums)
is the main and best looking reason.
This flashing French damsel holds
the championships of England and
France and" says Glenna Collect,
our priced entry, her challenge in
the L. S. meet is going to stimulate
the greatest interest the annual
tournament has ever known.
gu see, ordinarily, it would be
a fast meet anyhow, with Dorothy
Page, Bernice Wall, Frances Had
field. Maureen circuit. Virginia Van
VIE and other aggressive young
stars shooting well. But with Miss
Chaume, bearing the impressive pair
of double European titles she won
SO spectacularly. it is going to be a
race with,a distinct international
flavor"
This French girl has notable
career in golf despite her youth.
She began playing when seven
t11f q
for amusement. She did not take
up the game in earnest until | was
10 years old" and then she put her
self in the charge of Arnaud Massey.
In 1924 the French star crossed
the channel and tried for the British
girls championship, She Won IT
/ to 2, beating Miss Dorothy Pear
son.
In 1927 the French star again
hoped the channel and, although
only IS and still eligible for the
junior play she entered the women's
meet and ran away from her old
enemy. Miss Pearson, in the finals.
This by a count of S and 4.
For the first time in history the
English title was taken out of the
country.
Just two weeks before, Mile,
Chaume had captured her native
crown at st. Clouds.
Since these two championships
her most recent and important vic
tory has been the international
championship over the famous Tou-
quet course in France, where she
defeated Mrs. Johnston of Moor
Park, England, by Is up and IA to
play.
This score is hailed as a record for
a major tourney and is a startling
worlds mark.
NO wonder our goOd-loolSine
Glenna and the rest of the American
girls are polishing up their mashies.
This French mademoiselle seems
to be plenty good.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
(By the Associated Press)
Including Games of Aug. so

10y the Associated fFeSS)
Including Games Of Aug. 80
National
Batting-P. Waner, Pirates, 1856
Runs-P. Waner, Pirates, los
Hits-P. Waner, Pirates, 1913
Doubles-P. Waner, Pirates. Sc
Triples-P. Waner, Pirates, II
Homers-Williams, Phillies, %
Wilson, Cubs, %
Stolen bases-Frisch, Cardinals, IS
Pitching-Benton, Giants, won 15
lost 4.
American
Batting-S Athletics, 1893
Runs-Gehrig, Yankees, 127
Hits-Gehrig, Yankees, ISL
Doubles-Gehrig, Yankees, As
Burns, Indians, 46
Triples-Manush Tigers, II
Homers-Ruth, Yankees, ~
Stolen bases-Sisler. Browns. %
Pitching-Hoyt, Yankees. won Is
lost 5.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31

Paris, Aug. 81 tP-Postoffices and
tobacco shops will begin September
Is to sell special postage stamps
concentrating the convention of
the American Legion. The stamps
bear the heads of Lafayette and
Washington separated by the Allan
tic ocean. In the background are
the statue of liberty, a ship and a
monoplane.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
RESIGNS BIKE TITLE
Jimmy Walthour Of New York Gives
Up Honors Won Before Crowd Of
$4,000 Last Night.

New York, Aug. 81 R-Jimmy
Walthour. II year old New Yorker.
and a member OF the Century Road
club OF America, resigned today al
national amateur bicycle champion.
Walthour came into his title be-
fore a crowd OF $4,000 fans at tho
New York Velodrome last night aft
err he raced to victory in the hve
mile amateur championship event.
the final race OF the series Of six to
decide the premier amateur cyclist
Of the country.
He had finished second In tho
quarter mile race. but won at one
third mile, half mile. one mile and
two miles. and the Ave mile match.
Walthour Is cousin OF Bobby
Walthour. prominent six day bicycle
racer
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
SHIFTING INFIELD ABOUT

Stuffy McInnis has been shifting
his infelders about in an effort to
find right combination for the
Phillies.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
GIANTS MAKE IT THREE
STRAIGHT FROM CHICAGO
Cubs Now Have Only Two and Half Game Lead
Dodgers Smite Cardinals Bad Blow--Pirates Take
Even Break With Phillies-Boston Braves Return
to Winning Form and Defeat Cncinnati-Ameri-
can League Clubs Idle AS They Shift Battle Scenes

Brooklyn ..,... ...,.. ,10l 600 f1x-5
Two base hits Barrett, peberry. Vance,
STATE Three base hIt-lenderson Los
ing pitcher-Sh erdel mpiIes-N tlsoR,
Quisley and Pfirman. Time-2.12,
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
BASEBALL'S BIG FIVE.

BY the United Press.
Rogers Hornsby, only big five
member to see action, found Chi
cago pitchers for two singles out of
three times up.
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
70 COMPETE IN GERMANY

Jackson Scholz plans TO partlci-
pate in races on German soil within
the next few weeks
New Britain herald., 1927-08-31
BOSTON

Totals 40 2 IA 33 IS 8
x-Batted for sukeforth in 10th
y-0ne out when winning run scored
z-Battad for Urban in 11th
zz-Batted for McQuilan in 18th.
Two base hits-Gautreau Moore I'm
pires-Hart, Rigler and Jorda. Time
$50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
COACH FETES
JUNIOR TEAM
Entire Squad Enter
tanned at Irvine
Home

More than 40 members of the
champion junior high school football
team were guests nc a dinner i'm the
home Of J. W. "Red" Irvine. coach Or
the aggregation. in the Nebraska
apartments Saturday night.
The boys gathered At 2 o'clock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine served the lunch,
amid a general discussion Of the past
performance Nj the champions.
Irvine told the youngsters how
proud Tie IL of their achievements
during the season just closed, and
intimated that he would have an even
harder game scheduled for them next
week.
The total cores the team has rolled
up against its opponents this season
was read 70 the boys. The figures
showed they had amassed n total of
i5S points while their foes were
scoring none
When young Sanchez. plunEing
back of the junior rridders. carried
the ball past the last white line for
the final touchdown nm the game at
McAllcn Thursday he swellcd Mis- own
total of points To g. for the year,
d trifle more than half VI the total
garnered hy the rest Of the squad,
Irvine said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Arkansas Flows
Thru I. c. u. 1913


FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. b.-tF'
The Arkansas Razorhacks plowed
and siashed their way 20 n 10 10 .
victory over the Frogs Of Texas
Christian University here Saturday
before 5000 fans.
The count was tied 3 to 3 when
the final quarter began.
Arkansas. receiving a punt on its
20 ward line after half of the guar
Ter had passed, started On ITS VIC
torious march. Gels broke through
center for 80 yards. Then Cole pass
"a twice. first to Gels then g Rose
who went over for a touchdown.
Coles toe added the extra point.
The W. teams fought f~utilels
trough the first half, neither be-
ing able 70 produce the punch when
inside the enemy 2o-yard line. In
fhe third. Rags Matthews ~ the
Frogs booted a field goal 20 give 7.
q. u. a temporary lead. II was tied
= few moments later when Cole
kicked one between the uprights.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
BEARS DROP
TIGHT GAME
L~onghorns, Licked In
First Half, Stage
Movie Win

AUSTIN. Texas. Nov. 5.-F1-Bay-
Tor University's Golden Bears from
Waco had an amazing football vic
tory almost cinchcd Saturday, only
to fall, IL 10 l.. before a desperate
revival Of Texas University's famed
passing attack.
Leading the Longhorns ~ to o at
the end Of the first half, the Bears
gave the Texas coaches and support
ers a nerve-rackirg two and q half
hours, during which the injured
Longhorn regulars were rushed out
in frantic efforts TO save the day.
Baylor's touchdowns were scored
by Sid Pruitt, former Itasca = high
school star.
Aliens spectacular fifty yard run,
cvading three Baylor tacklers after
receiving Kings 22-yard pass. pulled
the fat from the fire in the final
minutes of the game. and a great
surge Of yelling. hysterical relief
shook the stadium. This gave the
Longhorns their one point margin
Of victory, which was started with
n touchdown in the third quarter BY
big I'm Rose. one Of the injured
regulars. and Rhoads' successful
goal kick.
Rose had snatched a short pass
from King M quarter and gone over
through a big hole in the Baylor
five yard line, where the ball had
been advanced by a 80 yard King
Ford pass. and Kings eight yard dash
around right end.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
PLACE
BEATS CARDS
Harrington Juniors Go
Down Friday BY
Z to 0 Score

The Stuart Place football team
evened an old score Friday afternoon
when they defeated the Harlingen
junior high school team on the
Stuart Place field, 7 TO Q. Earlier in
the season Stuart Place had taken a
licking at the hands Of the Junior
Cards.
The locals outplayed their visitors
in practically every department Of
play. A summary or the gam shows
that Stuart Place made 70 first
downs to 10 for Harlingen; completed
nine passes while their foes were
completing four; and intercepted
three forward passes while Harlingen
was intercepting one.
The Pirates scored their lone
marker early in the game. and the
Cards were penalized the extra point
r,r hns~w oFf eide
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Post Teams To
Clash at Polo

With a change or two in both
line-ups, the Whites and the Vel
lows, polo opponents Of Fort Brown,
will resume the weekly warfare BE-
tween tire two colors Sunday after
noon. The game rs ID bc called AZ 3
o'clock. and all the usual features
are to be provided.
The band will he on hand 20 syn
eopatc between chukkers and for a
short interval before the game Is
called. No charge will be made 10
those wishing ~ see the contest,
although the reserved parking spaces
will be held for those who have
previously secured them.
Capt. Vernon Shell. post polo au-
tority. will officiate as referee
vile Capt. Lobitz will hold the
watch. The game will be played on
the parade ground.
For the Fellows Lieut.. Blanchard
will hold down the No. 4 position;
Lieut.. Wiley. No. 2; Sergt. Niece
hec. No. .; and Lieut.. Massey, No. a
For the Whites Lieut. Carver i
scheduled TO start az No. r.. Cant
Burt. No. .: Lieut.. Land. No. 8; and
Lieut.. Clavhrook, No. A.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
VALLEY SEEKS
NET TOURNEY
Possibility Of Getting
State Title Match
es Seen

HARLINGEN. Nov. 5.--A movement
40 bring the Texas tennis champion
ship matches. with Az attendance o.
thousands. 10 the Valley next spring
was begun here Saturday bv officials
Of the Valley Mid Winter Fair.
Ni.h scores ar entries coming IN
for the tennis tournament during the
fair. November "a to December D.
said Mrs. J. q. Woodwork, assistant
III the president. N Is thought prob
able that the Texas Championship
matches. usually held I'm Dallas. Aus
tin. Houston. or San .Antoric, may bc
obtained for the Valley ncx- snrirE.
A mass meeting viii be called IN
the near future 20 plan the course Of
action, she said. One ~ the REQUIRE
ments for the bringing here 81 the
championship matches Is y LARGE
turnout and great interest, besides
many entries IN the fair tournament.
The number Of entries coming IN.
and the interest aroused In the com
munitv have indicated. she explain
ga. that the championship matches
here rext spring arc entirely feas-
iblc.
The TERMS courts. patterned after
those IN the east, made " q compost
tor caliche and rock. arc given the
final touches. she said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Penn Smashes
Crimson 24-G

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. SIP
Taking advantage Of every break
Of the game, Pennsylvania crushed
Harvard, "a 70 Q today in a resump-
tion OF footgall relations suspended
p years ago. Penn scored a field
goal in the second quarter from Paul
Schullis' boot, two touchdowns in the
third period, and one in the fourth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Missouri u. Blanks
West Virginia, 1870

COLUMBIA. NO., Nov. SIP
East bowed before the middIewcst IN
football today when the mountain
GERS OF the University Of West Viz
GINA were defeated 0 TO 10 by the
University OF Missouri Tigers.
Held scoreless in the first half.
Missouri came back in the third
period and scored two touchdnwrs
IN rapid succession, one the direct
result of an intercepted pass and A
So yard run BY Mehrle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Okla. II. Turns Back
Washington, 28-7

NORMAN, Okla, Nov. 5.-tF)-For
the seventh consecutive year Okla
homa University today turned back
the Washington University beers
when Coach Ad Lindsey's Red and
White eleven won q 70 7 in the an
nual Dads game here.
Oklahoma made two touchdowns III
each Of the first and last quarters
and Washington scored In the third
period. The game, which had been
touted ny a forward passing match,
proved to be a fast running affair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Michigan Wallops
Chicago, 1910

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-tPl-Mich-
igan walloped Chicago 10 to O, before
$1,000 spectators today, knocking
the Maroons RICH out Of the big ten
championship situation. The old
passing combination Of Louis Gil
bert and Benny Oosterbaan. caused
the downfall Of Chicago, together
with the consistent line plunging or
George Rich, the Wolverine fullhack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Princeton Snothers
Buckeyes 200

PRINCETON. y. r., Nov. So
P~rinceton's fast and sharp hitting nt-
tack s~rsothered Ohio State today and
the Tigers r0mped co victory no TO
0 before q crowd or 10000 spectators.
"a Wilmer, Tiger ace. made all
three touchdowns. The Buckeyes
threatened only in n closing moments
when their drive fell tnrough three
yards short Of . Touchdown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Opened on
Mercedes Home

MERCEDES, Nov. ST. VT. Cham
hers Of Weslaco was low bidder at
10000 on the new home of Mrs. S.
T.. Allen OF 81. Louis 70 ~ erected
here. bids having been opened hy E.
Newell Waters of Neslaco, architect.
Contract on the building Ms expect
ed "a be awarded w N short time. The
home will h. nm attractive, Spanish
rtyle structure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Wisconsin Noses Out
Grinnell 22-O

MADISON, Wis. Nov. 5.5P1-Wis-
consin reserves defeated Grinnell TO-
day 20 to 3. The Pioneers only
tally was a safety made in the first
quarter.
Wisconsin scored in the initial
period, but during the second and
third quarter was unable to get
across Grinnell's goal line, the
Pioneers fighting gamely, although
IN their W territory most Of the
time.
In the fourth quarter Rebholz.
Badger first string full hack, went
across for two touchdowns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
FOOTBALL
RESULTS
Rhode Island a; .. $. Coast Guard

Rhode Island IL; Y. 5. Coast Guard
Boston University 80; Providence
College O.
st. Regis II; Columbia s.
Ball High School CGalveston) O.;
John Reagan high 40.
Muskingum 80; Heidelberg 0.
Southwestern IL; Ouachita IL.
Little Rock College o; State Teach
ers College Q.
springhill 81; Mississippi Teach
ers q.
Geneva Is; Grove City o.
Westminster o; Waynesburg o.
Virginia Is; Washington * Lee z.
Stetson z: Rollings O.
Juanita College p; Randolph Ma
con n.
Stanford 13; Washington 7.
Washington IL; Bradley Y.
Union 20; Rochester Is.
NJ. mi. 4. al: North Carolina O.
Centenary 80: Rice r.
Texas University ~; Baylor IL.
Illinois IA; Iowa o.
Notre Dame Il; Minnesota 4.
Iowa State q; Drake ..
Missouri %; West Va. O.
OrlethorrC "a: Presbyterian 9.
Miami 81; Ohio Northern 6.
Findlay o; Button %.
Kenyon Z; Marietta Q.
Carroll 10; Lombard 6.
University Of Cincinnati 10; Trans
ylvania 0.
Alabama 90; Kentucky 8.
Navy 26; West Virginia Wesleyan
Georgetown "a; Lafayette 2.
Purdue II; Northwestern G.
Wisconsin 20; Grinncll ?.
Oklahoma 2S. Washington z.
Nebraska AZ; Kansas -.
Indiana 81; Michigan State '.
Georgia 2s: Floriia Q.
Marquette 26; St. Louis University
University or Mississippi 10:
Louisiana State ". z.
Tennessee o.; Sewanee 10.
st. Marys 8; Baker Is.
"A. a. nj. 80; :. II. II. l3.
r. C.. ". 3; Arkansas 10.
Colgate 20; Hobart @.
Ohio University 70 penison z.
Case H.; Mount Union 81.
Akron "a. Oberlin 10.
Kentucky Wesleyan IS; Rio Gran
dc n.
Auburn s: Tulane s.
Vanderbilt o; Georgia Tech o.
Friends Ia: Sterling D.
Texas University i3; Baylor To-
COLORADO University z; Colorado
Carleton College 27; North Dakota
University 0.
North Dakota Aggies u 81. Thorn
as &.
south Dakota al: Morningside z.
Buckneli 70; Lehigh s.
Pennsylvania "a. Harvard o.
Pittsburgh o; Washington 4 JET
ferScn @.
Syracuse s; Ohio Wesleyan 6.
Vale so: Maryland =.
Dartmouth 10: Brown z.
Wesleyan IL. Williams q.
New York University 20; Carnegie
Tech 8.
Princeton 90. Ohio State o..
Holy Cross q. Fordhar 2.
Columbia y: John Hopkins 7.
Villa Nova IL: Boston College i.
Worcester Tech 10; Rensselaer, 3.
Penn State Is, George Washington
81. Xavier Is: Quantico Martens Il.
Wooster q. Reserve 4.
Michigan "a: Chicago O..
University Of Dsrcu 3si Haskell
Indians =.
Army a.: FRANKLIN 4 Marshall o.
Springfield College Is: Massachu-
setrs Agries @.
Cornell 8: st. Benavert1re 8.
Gettysburg 26; Dickinson :.
NIAGARA University 81; Derauw 7.
Rutgers -. Alfred O..
Allegheny q: Thiel >.
North Carolina State IS: Davidson
q.
Virginia Poly 81: South Carolina 0,
Texas Tech 10; Daniel Baker ".
Abilene high Sc; Eastland .
Victoria Junior College -; Corpus
Christi high Il.
san Angelo y: Ranger 4.
Southwest Texas Teachers g: ST.
Mary's University q.
Main Avenue high fSan Antoniol s;
San Marcos Lobcs q.
Hampden Sydney 20; Centre o.
Mississippi College L. Howard O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06

IOWA CITY, Ia. Nov. 5.-LP-
Illinois retained her perfect record
IN Western conference competition
today By turning back a hard fight
ing, but outclassed Iowa eleven, ia
70 Q, IN the annual home coming
gridiron contest. Illinois victory
was due in part 70 the hard piunr-
ing Of its fullback. n. HumbeTt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
MILLERS TIE
NOTREDAME
Penn Wins
Harvard Loses to Old
Enemies In First
Game in q Years;
Chicago Loses

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 5.-P-
Minnesota converted a last minute
tumble into q touchdown 70 tie Notrc
Dame Z TO Z 40 Cartier Field. A
pass, Joesting TO Walsh, over the
goal line produced the points that
equalled the Notre Dame touchdown
Of the first period. made on a III
yard run by Niemac after Hovde or
Minnesota had fumbled a punt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
~. Y. u. Machine Rolls
Carnegie, 20-6

NEW YORK, n. r., Nov. 4.-P-
Meehan's undefeated New York Uni
versity eleven, running smoothly in
high gear, moved to N 20 To V victory
over Carnegie Tech today. Meehan's
men scored 4 touchdown in each of
the first three periods and in the
fourth a fighting Caxuegie team
came back to tally and escape 4
shut0ut
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06
Army Swamps
Franklin z Marshall

WEST POINT. ". v, Nov. 5.-P-
Army's eleven swept over the Frank
lin and Marshall football Contingent
Pr 45 70 2 here today. scoring rs
Of the points in the third period.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov. S.-Ef
st. Mary's University played =
courageous game against the power
fui drives Of the Southwestern Tex
vs. Teachers College Bobcats 81 San
Marcos here Saturday afternoon, but
went down g. defeat 30 70 o.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06

Brigham Young University 60;
Western State Teachers T.
University az California 3ss Mon.
tana i9.
Il. Johns az Brooklyn 80; Uphale O
Idaho 5; ST. Mnrys College ;.
Acknowledgement postponed, flood
Chattanooga Is; William a Mary Z
Colorado Arries g; Utah AgKies Q.
Wichita Falls high 2os Electra Q.
Vernon high rs; Quanah H.
Laredo Is; Crystal City Q. ia
redo wins title In district I'D
Louisiana Tech IS; Southwest
Louisiana Institute n.
Willamette L. -: Pacific :.
City College of New York 9; Man
haitian s.
New Mexico T. Arizona 81
Tulsa University = Oklahoma Cits
University q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06

Farmers Break MUSTANGS In F0yrUdyd Passing Duel
A. & wi. Bests Texas
In Track Meet

COLLEGE STATION. Tex, Nov. 5.
-F-The A. A M- cross country
team defeated the Texas Longhorn
rurners in The Agrics' first dual meet
today by placing five Of the first SIX
men w cross the Nh wv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06

Substitutes: For Junior Cardinals.
Henderson for Sing; Waters for
Henderson. Henderson for Medley,
and Magram for Folkson.
For Pirates: Brown for Rietschlc.
and Rietschle for Arlington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-06

ONGAR. Enr.-Six hundred showed
no sign OF panic when a tireball
struck their school, but several teach
ers tainted.