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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-04-22

Ann Douglass was in Steele over
the Easter holidays.
DR.. Munson, state veterinarian.
has been in this community testing
cattle.
W. Z. Perry of Bismarck was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Twins were born at Lathrop's place
Monday--twin calves.
Pearl Hanson OF Bismarck and
Violet Sapp of Sterling spent the
week end at their respective homes.
Mrs. f.. l.. Carr visited Mrs. Al
Chaplin Tuesday.
Mrs. Kelly, mother Of Mrs. NJ. J..
Olson, who had been very i'll for
some time. ut the home of Mrs, OF.
son, died Monday. The remains were
shipped to South Dakota Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Stewart spent the
week end with Miss Alice Olson.
Ole Olson. Eddie Anderson, RED"
Gamgochian and Oswald Kroran are
at work on the section again.
Jim Tierney returned from Bis
marck Monday after spending Easter
with his family.
Miss Goldic Olson left Tuesday
for Bismarck.
jim Swanson returned from Bis
marck with tractor.
The community ball is being paint
ed this week, John Stieg doing the
work
The home talent play was present
ed at Mckenzie Wednesday night and
expects to go to Bismarck for a per-
formance.
Emma and Eddie Eiseubeisx spent
Sunday at the r. r. Hanson home.
Irving Hanson is back from the
east and is going to farm the n. p.
Hanson place.
Miss Bertha Ennis was home dur.
ing Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Knudson en-
tertained at dinner Sunday for Mr..
and Mrs. {. Swanson and X. A. Frs
land. .a-.
Mr.. Newcomer, accompanied BY his
children and Valdis Knudson motor
ed to Sterling Monday.
Miss Olga Peterson of Bismarck
spent Easter at home.
Mrs. c. J. Peterson is visiting in
Valley City.
Mr.. Lure and children were in
Bismarck Saturday. They will stay
with Omodt during the remaining
part of the school year.
Pete Dahlberg of Steele is install
ing the gas tank and pump in Jim
Anunson's new station.
Louis Hall is back and is going to
farm this year
Howard Thomas and Mrs. Ed
Thomas motored to Bismarck Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ankrum motored to
Sykeston Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. I. Olson and Miss Della
Olson spent Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Robert Sharp.
Mrs. Ole Nelson called on Mrs.
Carl Meland Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Knudson en-.
tertained at cards Saturday evening.
The Parent. Teacher association
held its meeting Friday evening. A
good program was given by the
seventh am eighth grades.
An excellent program was given
by the NJ. f. Sunday school Sunday
evening at the community hall.
School Notes-Primary
Our study Of birds is proving very
interesting. Some Of our most com.
mon birds are easily recognized.
The third grade IL learning Foley's
poem, Somebody Did"
intermediate
Herbert Repp was absent from
school one day this week.
Huber Jordan was absent Monday |
on account Of bad cold.
The p. T. A. held their meeting last |
Friday evening. The seventh and
eighth grade room gave the program.
Many Of the parents were there in |
spite Of bad roads. The election Of |
officers was postponed until next |
meeting.
There are many interesting games
Of horseshoe and baseball taking
place on the school grounds now that
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Mckenzie

Miss Madge Runey visited the
schools Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Lambert of Arena
spent Easter here with her parents.
Mr.: and Mrs. L. f. Heaton.
Howard Curtis has taken over what
used to be the Food Market and now
is one of the merchants Of Mckenzie.
knute Anderson Of Bismarck trans.
acted business here early in the
week.
The Sunday school gave an enioy.
able Easter program At the church
sunday morning. Even though the
weather was wet and roads bad. The
program was we'll attended.
The Mckenzie Playmakers pre.
sented the "Man from Borneo" At
Driscoll last Wednesday evening.
They played 70 large and apprecis-
tive house and expressed them selves
well satisfied with the result.
The old-time friends and neiehbors
OF Grandma Wilton, who lives at
Portland, Ore, telegraphed her =
bouquet Of flowers for Easter. Grand.
ma Wilton is in her 67th year and at
present is not very we'll.
Roger Bliss, Roger Bertholf and
Ella Leathers Of Bismarck hirh
school spent their Easter vacation
here ct their homes.
The ladies sf the Larkin club on
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BraddOck

The Braddock Union NJ. F.. Sunday
school held their Easter program
Sunday evening, April II. Rev.
Pearson delivered short address to
the children. One Of the chief fea-
lures Of the program was the presen-
tation of the gold pins and Bibles,
which were given for perfect attend
ance at Sunday school from April
|. 1926 to April l, 1927. Those who
received them were Arden Vie, Eldon
Vie, Edgar Vie, Louise Barton, Dale
Barton, Howard Barton, Virgie Mar
tint, Helen Aarvig, Robert Baer and
Gertrude Allensworth. Mrs. Savage,
superintendent of the Sunday school,
also was presented with q gold pin
as an appreciation of her services.
The Epworth League Of the NJ. f.
church Of Bismarck will present their
play, When Smith Stepped Out" at
braddock Saturday evening. April %.
It will be given in the school GYM
nasium under the auspices of the
Braddock intermediate League.
F. X. Briggs, who has spent the
winter in Iowa and South Dakota, re-
turned last week to look after his
farming interests. Mr.. Briggs spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. d.
E. Shepard Of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley, accompanied
BY Mrs. William Manley Motored to
Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. Manley left
for her home at Hettinger, N. d.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Daley returned to
Braddock in the evening.
The Misses Phrene and Winifred
yunge spent Easter at their home in
Braddock.
Mr.. and. Mrs. o. r. Bauer of the
Ellendale normal school, spent Easter
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. v.
Lssher Of Braddock.
Messrs. Bser, Piers, Long, McLach.
Ian. De France, Barton, Aarvig,
Sherwin. Allen and Mandigo attended
Q meeting Of the A. F. & A. N. at
Linton Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Nora Sisco, accompanied by
Miss Leone Sisco and Mrs. G. B.
Aarvig of Kintyre attended the Brad
dock high school play Thursday eve-
ming.
Mrs. Mary Wishman, state director
Of home service for Salvation Army
work In North Dakota, visited Brad
dock Thursday evening and deliver
ed a short address in the school
gymnasium in the interest Of her
work.
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Estherville Twp.

Louis Gergeson and George Mick.
Lesson were callers in Regain Satur.
day morning.
A. l.. Tourtlotte motored to Bis
marck Saturday, where he is taking
. treatments for his eyes.
Mrs. Silsey called on Mrs. August
Wagaman Saturday morning.
August Wagaman. who left for
Bismarck about week ago, under
went an operation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fischer are the
parents Of baby boy.
Willard Dimond, who farms north
of Regain, visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Dimond. Saturday.
Miss Frieda Splitter spent the
weekend with her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gottlieb Brenneise.
Mrs. William Nicholson and
daughter Odessa Marie called on
Mrs. Axel Lundberg Saturday.
H. c. Arndt will leave in the near
future for Montana, where he has
taken a position. Mr.. Arndt sold
his barber shop to Mr.. Conley Of
Minneapolis.
Myron Rierson, who is a senior in
the Bismarck high school. is spend
ing a few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. f. Rierson.
Chester Rhines, who attends the
Bismarck high school, is spending a
few days with his parents in Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mccullough and
guests at the John Steinert home.
church services in the Congregation
al church Easter Sunday.
The Easter program given in the
the Sunday school pupils was most
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause call
ed at the August Wagaman home
Sunday. s.
MIR. and Mrs. Olsen called at the
Garnes home Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Garnes and Mrs. A. L.
Tourtolotte were visitors in Bis
marck Sunday.
The food sale given by the ladies'
aid Of the Garfield community was
not as successful Us expected on &C.
count Of the rainy weather and bad
roads.
Among those calling in Regain Sat-
urday were Mrs. Nels Aim and FAM
lily, Alfred Anderson, Mrs. Manning
and son Earl, Ellis Gill, Adolph Ry.
berg and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCul.
Tough.
Miss Frieda Splitter. who teaches
school south Of Regan. spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Spitzer, of near Baldwin.
Mrs. H. E. Rannestad and son
Harold attended church services
at 7 he Congregational
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Fischer and
children called at the c.. W. Scott
home Sunday.
Mike Page called at the Silsley
home Saturday. Mr.. Silsley accom-
panied him home and will run a
tractor for Mr.. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Doctor and
son OF futile are guests at the home
Of Mr.. Doctors sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
August Wagaman.
Palma Fristad and Doris Engle-
brit called at the Westerman home
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Mccullough
called At the home Of Mrs. McCul-
!ough's PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Rhines, Sunday.
Miss Clsrabslls Bailey was a caller
1t the Ole Aune home Sunday.
s~Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb, Brenneise
rallied on the Fischers Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arndt and
son Harold are leaving Regain
rAursda3 morning. Mr.. Arndt will
30 to Montana. where he has posi-
lion. Mrs. Arndt and son Harold
will accompany Mr.. Arndt o. far o.
Douglas, whore they will visit rsla-
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}. Danielson home in Regain May IL.
Members are urged to be present,
rs plans are to be made for Memorial
day.-Three more members paid their
1927 dues. They were Mrs. f. Nov.
der. Mrs. William Uhde and Mrs. A.
+. Ghylin. There are now IL men,
bers but we have few more pros
pects.--The Auxiliary is planning to
serve supper in Regain. April 30 ut A.
Is. Stratton's. Supper will begin ut
$50.
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tives for while before joining him
in Montana.
Mrs. Oscar Hilsdorf and children
Of Wilton called at the Sherman
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wordon and
daughter Patricia called at the Sher.
man home one day last week.
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PAGE NINE

tertained Saturday afternoon with :
shower for wee Clara Grace Wild
fang. Clara Grace received Is cents
from each guest.
George Manley returned Saturday
from Minneapolis.
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Hixh School

We have had several visitors this
week due to the fact that the Bis
marck schools are having vacation.
Among those who paid Us Q visit were
Edith Ltndahl, Sylvia .Nylund and
Helen ACKNOWLEDGMENT studepts
were absent Friday.-About 50 trees
have been obtained. which will be
planted Arbor day. This will make
q great Improvement In the appear.
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RONESf

House Agent: You say you have
40 children. phoneGraph, radio OF
ant the owner insists rro~. ~
Prospective Tenant: Wen. / ousAH
20 b.. sou tns. ANY lu~n. ,..A zen
squesks . bit.-Passine Show.
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A German ship losded with hseas
spraae . leak ON the Yanetse AivsH.
The beans swealed. bulgsd tAe deeks
OF the boat and finally burst ~
seams.
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spring is here. We are going to
start practicing races soon for May
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
GEORGIA TO
DEFEND TITLE
Unbeaten Team VIII
Battle Tech On
Muddy Field

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. 3.-tRi-0n
a muddy. rain-splattered field where
advance expectations as well as rival
attacks seemed likely TO be upset.
the University OF Georgia's unbeaten
eleven and Georgia Tech. rivals
since 1893. stood ready today 20
battle for the football supremacy Of
the South.
The hopes Of Georgia for national
championship and recognition were
at stake in the twenty-third renewal
Of their ancient gridiron feud which.
in spite of dismal weather and play
ing conditions. has aroused Atlanta
to a fever pitch Of enthusiasm and
attracted as great a crowd at south
ern football history has ever known.
Between $4,000 and 10000 we're ex-
pected to jam Grant Field. Techs
battle-ground, to see this Dixie clas-
sic.
The steady rain OF the past q
hours and consequent conversion Of
the field into a moraSs, where the
breaks" might easily turn the tide
Of battle one way or the other. re-
suited in a narrowing of odds but
Georgia remained a decided ~favorite,
nevertheless.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
STOCK LAW SALE

BY virtue of an assessment and
award Of damages and fees, duly
filed In the office Of the Justice OF
the Peace for Precinct MOI. OF
Cameron County, Texas, ! will pro-
coed and sell. as under execution
between the hours of 10 o'clock a
M, and Z o'clock p. m, on the End
Wednesday in December. A ID. 1927
il being the 14th day of said month
at the courthouse door in Browns
vile, i'm said County, the following
described impounded stock, viz:
One small black mare mule about
Q years old, branded ? over - on
left hind quarter, has right a off,
One black horse about 4 years old,
white face, branded diamond over -
on left front shoulder.
One roam mare about s years old,
branded CD connected on left hind
quarter, has white face.
One dark brown mare about 4
years old, white nose, branded A on
left hind quarter.
One light Jersey COW about :
years old, branded RR on left hip.
One dark brown mare about {
years old, branded 7R connected on
left hind quarter.
One dark brown horse mule about
Q years old, branded PD on left hind
quarter, to be sold under the pro
visions of the stock law of the
State OF Texas, TO satisfy such as
sessment and award, and the costs
and expenses hereof.
This End day of December, A. ID
1927.
Mrs. Pinkie Vann,
Sheriff Cameron County, Texas.
By +. ]. Hanna. Deputy
l2-3-l0-2t-256s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-03
WEATHER

A disturbance Of moderate in
tensity was central over Colorado
and the southern Rocky Mountain
region this morning-barometer at
Denver 1850. while pressure was al
so moderately lew over Florida, and
moderately high to high elsewhere
in the country at the same time.
Moderate to heavy rains were gem
cral in the southeastern and far
eastern states within the last "a
hours, and light % moderate SHOWS
in the far Northwest. "A further
drop in temperature in southeastern
Texas and clear skies last night re-
suited in light to heavy frosts prac-
tically throughout south Texas this
morning. Freezing and sub-normaI
temperatures prevailed also prae-
tically throughout the Mississippi
and Ohio Valleys, but Il was con-
siderably warmer over the immediate
Northwest at the morning observa-
ton.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

or letting by the City Of Browns
Vile. Texas, Of the Improvement Of:
Elizabeth Street from the north
line OF west Second Street 70 the
north line Of west Eighth Street;
ak blocks;
Elizabeth Street from the north
line Of west Eighth Street TO the
City Limits line; six blocks;
Madison Street from the north line
Of Fifth Street to the north line OF
Eleventh Street; six blocks;
Adams Street from the south lin
of Seventh Street to the north line
of Ninth Street; two blocks;
jefferson Street from the south
line Of Twelfth Street TO the north
line Of the Fort Brown Military
Reservation; 3 IL blocks;
Monroe Street from the south line
az Twelfth Street 70 the south line
OF Fourteenth Street; two blocks;
Fourteenth Street from the east
line Of Monore Street TO the west
line Of Lincoln Boulevard; ten
NofIcE is HEREBY GIVEN
THAT:
Vile. has heretofore by resolution
directed the improvement of the
above mentioned streets. between
fhe above mentioned limits. BY
rrading. raising and filling the
~ame and hy improving the same ny
\ construction of concrete curbs
wherever deemed necessary, n paw
ms the saEae with one Of the follow
inc types Of pavement. to be select
~ hv the City Commission OF the
said City. to-wit:
~ ? 10 inch bituminous concrete
base ON 3 inch compressed gravei
base wi.h l i-2 inch Warrenite
Ritulithic wearing surface;
, ; 10 inch bituminous concrete
haze with 1 IL inch Warrenite b.
tulithic wearing surface;
4 l-2 inch rock asphalt thot
mixl wearing surface on = inch
gravel base rolled TO six and one
"a l-s inch asphaltic concrete
on 0 inch gravel base rolled 20 . l.
Isl / 10 inch warrenite Bitulithic
wearing surface on Q inch gravel
base rolled to 6 l-2 inches. and
(6) 1 lie inch hot mix rock asphalt
topping (hot mixl;
til / 1-2 inch Warrenite bitaiitn-
&c wearing surface topping
Isl I 10 inch asphaltic concrete
topping; and n.
WHEREAS. plans ms speeifiea-
sions have been prepared for the
said work BY the City engineer,
which are on file in the office 81
the City Secretary n have peer
duly approved BY the City Commits
NOW. THEREFORE,. all persons
desiring 10 bid upon the MorS "
making said Improvements are
ss,d resolutions, plans and speei-
~~.s;ons 70 which they are referred
- filing sealed bids therefor with
tkn ala CITY Secretary on CT before
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the center Of the line. Gonzales
wert through the right side Of the
line for five yards TruNllo vas hurt
and time was called.
Trujillo went back 10 his position
with n tapped wrist. Gonzales went
through left tackle for four yards.
The ball went over to Palestine on
downs.
al long pass M. Bell to r. Bell was
incomplete. Rosson hit the center OF
the line for two yards.
Gonzales fumbled an intercepted
PASS from VI. Bell. Palestine was
penalized five yards for two incom-
plete passes in succession. L. Bell
kicked IS yards TO Brownsville's 20
ward lie. Gonzales took the punt
and wrdOwned in his tracks BY L.
Guess hit the center OF the line
for two yards and Palestine took
time out for n conference. The
crowd was -- to leave the
stands indication that they consid-
cred the game over.
Gonzales hit the middle Of the line
for III yards. making a first down.
Perez failed 70 gain through the
center of the line. wynn went in
at left end relieving Hunt. Coma
les hit right tackle for five yards.
Guess gained one through enter for
a first down. c~--ales made three
through center. Perez went around
left end for three ~--ds.
The crowd broke the ropes and
streamed onto the field but was
chased out by police and school Of
ficials- Palestine penalized five
yards for being off-side.
Guess hit center for six yards max
ing a first down. Sanchez fumbled
on an attempted criss play. Rosson
recovering for Palestine. The ball
was in mid field.
Perez broke up a pass. NJ. Bell 10
Schultz. Guess intercepted a short
pass from VI. Bell and was downed
in his tracks.
Gonzales went off tackle for three.
Guess hit the center Of the line
for eight yards and fell after he was
through the opponents line. Coma
les reeled off two through left
tackle.
The game ended with the ball on
Palestine's 10 yard line.
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THE A OF \


To The Sheriff or any Constable OF
Cameron County-Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO sum
mon the unknown heirs of ID. j..
Kraemer. deceased, by making pub
LEGATION of this Citation once in each
week for four successive weeks pre-
vious TO the return day hereof, in
some newspaper published in your
County, TO appear at the next regular
term Of the l03rd District Court of
Cameron County, to be holden at the
Court House thereof, in Brownsville,
on the third Monday in December,
A. ID. 1927, the same being the 18th
day Of December, A. ID. 1927, then and
there TO answer a petition filed in
said Court on the 1Stn day of No
vember. A. ID. 1927 in a suit num-
bered on the docket of said Court No.
1895 wherein Pantaleon de la Fuente
and wife. Adelina c. de la Fuenta,
are Plaintiffs and the unknown heirs
Of ID. j. kraemer, deceased, are De-
PENDANTS. and said petition alleging
as follows:
That the Plaintiffs are residents Of
Cameron County, Texas; that the De-
PENDANTS and residences are
unknown: that Plaintiffs are the
owners and in possession Of the fol-
lowing described tract OF land in
Cameron County, Texas:
Farm Lot Number One ~. in
Block II. OF the Subdivision of the
Brownsville Land and Improvement
Company. rs recorded in Volume /,
page is, Of the Map Records Of Cant
eron County. Texas. containing Five
t5l acres of land. more or less
That they claim title to said prop
crty by record conveyances. also I'M
der and by virtue Of the Three and
Five Year Salute OF Limitation; that
the Defendants are asserting some
claim 20 said property which said
claim constitutes q cloud on said
title. Wherefore. Plaintiffs pray
that they have judgment removing
said cloud and clearing their title to
said property. for costs Of suit and
for such other relief 20 which they
may be entitled.
Herein fail not. bu. have before
said Court at its aforesaid next regu-
lar term. this writ with your return
thereon showing how you have exc
cuted the anne.
Given under my hand and the seal
az said court. az office In Browpsvillc
this the 18th day Of November, A. ID.
1927.
Jno. II. Seaman. Clerk,
inSrd District Court. Of
Cameron County, Texas.
BY G. Whitlock, Deputy.
(SEALl
A True Copy I Certify
Jno. p. Seaman. Clerk.
District Court. Cameron CO.. Tex.
By c. Khitlock. Deputy.
ff.le-26-l2-e-10-4t-25e&
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ball s yards. An attempted pass
from a spread formation was in
completed. L. Bell threw IL. Pales-
tine here pulled a curious formation
with every other man turning hi
back TO the line the play was through
the cente rof the line. but failed TO
gain. Bell punted TO Gonzales on
Brownsviue's twenty yard line, Cor
zalcs returning only two yards be-
fore he was tackled.
Gonzales hit the ri~ht side or the
line for five yards. Sanchez carried
the ball % yards around right end.
carrying .hree tacklerS the last four
yards. Gonzales hit the left side OF
the line for two yards.
Sanchez made three yards on a
reverse play around left end. Perez
failed 10 gain thrc~lgh center Of the
line. Gonzales hit the line for two
yards and the ball went to Palestine
on downs.
T. Bell went wide around left end
for about two yards. ROsson hit tie
left side ,of the line for two MOVE.
Rosson failed 20 gain through the
center Of the line. Bell kicked to
Gonzales who fumbled and the ball
rolled out Of bounds on Brownsville's
ten yard line. Brownsville's ball on
their own ten yard line.
Guess hit left end for two yards.
Score: Brownsville 10; Palestine
O.. Palestine ore first down: three
for Brownsville. Palestine had two
passes incompleted and one inter
cepted Palestine gained 40 yards on
one punt.
During the first three quarters
Brownsville lost ID yards or penal
ties; Palestine lost five.
FOURTH QUARTER
Gonzales went wide around left
end for five yards. He slipped and
fell. Guess failed to 90 through the
center. Perez kicked thirty yaris.
Rosson catching the punt and was
downed in his tracks. The ball was
laekn back TO where it went into play
and Palestine was ~analired five
yards for being off-SIde. PARA vas
knocked out making a tackle on tn
punt and time was called.
Coach Irvine went on the field and
tarra linlpcd back 10 his position
Hunt was substituted for Newton at
left end for Palestinel. Gonzales hit
Tn left side OF the line for tarLc
yards. Guess failed 10 gain through
the center. Guess went off left
tackle 70 rfour yards. Time out %
measure. IL was declared fir. ~
for Brownsville. Guess hit center for
one yard. Gonzales was thrown for
a one yard loss as he attempted to
20 through the line. Guess failed T.
20 through the line. Brownsville was
penalized five yards for being of
side.
Turner blocked a nattempted punt
BY Perez and Trevino recovered for
Brownsville.
Perez kicked the ball as yards. T.
Bell catching il on Palestinc's 40
yard line and was aN~ncd in his
tracks BY kowalski and Biggs.
The ball was passed Bell TO Schultz
to l.. Bell for rs va rdgain. Coma
les broke up an attempted pass, l..
Bell to Turner. NJ. Bell gained two
yards around left end. Leo Bell
kicked IS yards to Brownsville's IS
yard line.
Gonzales hit the left side Of the
line for ten yards, making first
down. Brownsville was penalizcd
five yards for being off-side. Guess
hit the center of the line for no
gain. Guess made a yard through