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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
ANTS WIN
FROM HOUNDS
Megison, Baker Star;
Final Score Is
Is to 0

SAN BENIT0, Nov. 16.-The jun
Tor high school OF Brownsville show
ed class here yesterday afternoon In
downing the local juniors, Is 10 0.
C~onnally's visiting eleven scored in
the first quarter, after staving off
a touchdown, when Baker fumbled on
the Kickoff. John Cara blocked an
attempted forward pass, and the ball
bounced in the air, Cara recovering
before II hit the ground and raced
80 yards 10 a touchdown.
Goal was kicked from placement.
IL was an interesting game from
the start. and a pretty punting duel
was engaged in between Baker Of
Brownsville and Megison Of San Be-
nito. The punts Of these boys would
have done credit to any high school
kicker i'm the Valley.
The last score was made in the
| third quarter, when Baker circled
right end for Is yards TO a touch
down.
The San Benito eleven came back
strong in the last quarter, and r=ns
by Megison and Roberts and other
] backs put the ball near the visitors
goal line, when the whistle blew end
ing the game.
Megison. quarterback, was the star
for San Benito. The big boy RAM
ming the Ant line for many gains.
The locals also uncorked a passing
attack that surprised the visitors at
first.
Fans, there were only a few pres
ent. were high in their praise Of the
teamwork Of the visiting eleven.
Their tackling was the best seen on
the local field by juniors.
Brownsville. defeated by Harlin-
gen. will meet McAllen soon.
The lineup:
San 3enito t0) Brownsville (13l
Butler bidaurri
Left End
schroeder Ems
Left Tackle
Aniador .............. Washington
Left Guard
Pau Cox .............. Fernandez
Center
Deal Thomas
Right Guard
Dodson Egan
Right Tackle
sloan Escobar
Right End
Megison Baker
Quarterback
Roberts TreiiIIo
Right Halfback
Lawson Cara
Left Halfback
Gilbert G~lendenninr
Fullback
Referee-Higgins. Umpire-Gunn.
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Sportistory
ON THIS DATE
Friday, November is

Friday, November is
1ss9-Ames, OF Princeton, runs 90
yards from scrimmage through the
entire Harvard team, but fails TO
score a touchdown. In the same
game Ames ran 65 yards for aTouch-
down. Trafford, Of Harvard, kicks a
45-yard field goal during the game.
1907-Booth, Of Princeton, blocks a
kick. the ball and runs 20
yards to q touchdown in a game with
Yale.
l911-Jim Thorpe Of Carlisle In
dams, runs so yards to a touchdown
through the entire Penn team.
l9ll-White, OF Princeton, rocov-
ers a tumble and runs so yards TO a
touchdown which wins the game
with Yale.
l9i1-Huebel OF Michigan. runs so
yards after receiving a punt and
scores a touchdown against Cornell.
19l2-Pumpelly, Of Yale. kicks q
4a-ysrd field gaol in a game with
Princeton.
l9~23-Johnny Wilson defeats Pal
Reed in 10 rounds at Boston, Mass.
Roads being constructed in Annoy
Island OF China are being built large
ly by free labor supplied by the vii
layers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
S. NJ. u. Said To
Be Crippled For
Baylor Contest

DALLAS, Nov. 16.-CR)-The Grip
pied Southern Methodist University
Mustangs none too confident of the
outcome Of Saturdays fray with the
Baylor University Bears, entrained
today for Waco.
Extent Of injuries on the Mustang
squad was not known until last night,
when Coach Morrison gave out n
probable starting lineup that looked
like anything but the team that has
fought its way 10 the fore Of the
conference race.
Redmnn Hume. brilliant halfback.
will not start against the Bears in
the crucial game. Neither will Sam
my Reed, quarterback. nor Earl Bsc-
Gus or Dutch Daniel, regular
guards.
Czechoslovakia exported nearly
Sl5,oOO.O 900 worth OF linens in the
past year, breaking its postwar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16

fntsrssetienal
Carnegie Tech at Eotre Dame
Missouri at ". Y. u
Detroit at Fordham
Pittsburgh at Nebraska
Yale az Princeton
Columbia at Penn
Holy Cross at Harvard
Dartmouth at Cornell
Penn State at Lafayette
Colgate at Syracuse
Bcwdoin at Wesleyan
Brooklyn at New York Aggtes
West Virginia at Georgetown
Drexel ut Haverford
Rutgers nc Lehigh
Vermont at Middlebury
Hobart At Buffalo
Norwich at boston u.
New Hampshire AZ Brown
williams ut Amherst
Boston c. at Canisius
Long Island at Coast Guards
Manhattan at c. G. N. Y
Rhode Island at Conn. Aggies
w. ". Wesley at Davis Eldns
Thiel at Duquesne
Carleton at Army
Loyola (E) at Navy
Mass Aggies at Tufts
+. q NJ. at Dickinson
w Maryland at Gettysburg
St. Johns at Johns Hopkins
Lebanan Valley at Muhlemberg
Mount St Mary at Penn Mill.
Niagara at St Bonaventure
Albright ut Schuyikiil
Hamilton at Union
Grove City At viIlanova
Bucknell at w. e. J.
Lowell at Worcester Tech
St Joseph at Delaware
Upsofa at Juniata
Providence at Springfield
Geneva az Temple
Bethany at Marshall
Rensselaer, at Rochester
South
Alabama At Georgia Tech
Tennessee at Vanderbilt
Wash. & Lee at Virginia Poly
Duke az North Carolina state
Furrnan at South Carolina
Louisiana State at Georgia
Clemson az Florida
Moorehouse at Alabama Normal
Miss. Aggies at Alabama Poly
Louisiana Tech at Centenary
Mississippi c. AZ Chattancoga
Virginia Military az Kentucky
Richmond at Kentucky wesle.
Monticello at Louisiana c.
Stetson at Miami
Kentucky Wesley at Richmond T.
Mississippi at Southwestern
Millsaps at s. w. Louisiana
Birmingham at Spring Hill
Sewanee at Tulane
Greensboro al Virginia Sem
NORTH CarolinA e nasndnon-
The Indianapolis times., 1928-11-21

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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, March 2a--sobi-
eski pitched no hit game for Stan
ford against the University of Cal
ifornia at Los Angeles here yes
tcrday, but U.C.L.A. scored l to
0 victory.
The Bruins tailed in the sixth
when Berlcnbach reached first on
Laird 8 error, took second on an
overthrow, went to third on Grif-
tith s sacrifice hit and scored when
Wilson worked a squeeze play.
WILMINGTON, Calf, March %.
Pete Meyers, Los Angeles middle
weight, won a six round decision
over Tom Moore, Long Beach, in the
six round main event here last
night.
Frank Cation got the nod over Joe
Mamsour in the four round semi
windup. The special, scheduled for
four rounds, saw frankie Boldt
score technical knockout over
Sailor Sweeting in the first round.
In the other four FOUNDERS Sam
my Acquire knocked out Carl Ide-
cope in the fourth, Mike Holland
dccisioned Sidney Belt, Jimmy Muir
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
DOUBLE MAIN
EVENT BOOKED
FOR CALEXICO

CALEXICO, March 29.-Two &C
rcund main events will feature the
weekly boxing card at the border
arena again this Friday night, ac-
ccrding to the announcement OF
matchmaker Capt. Stevens.
Top place on the card is given to
Grant Willardson and Johnny Kid
Wright. Willardson has appeared III
the valley several times and is
Known as hard-slugging youngster.
Wright is fast, clever colored boy
whose two appearances i'll the Cal
cxico ring this season has won for
Inn the respect of the fans.
The features Of Friday night ;
card will be the 10 round affair be
tween Damon Runyon and Jockey
Slamey. Runyon fought here pre-
Niously under his real name, which
is Arthur Bondi. Fans will remember
HIM as the little l12 pound flash
who made De La Fuente look like
Il slow-moving freight train. He Is
one of the speediest boys who eve"
entered ring. Coast reports indicate
that the JockeY-boy IS good mat.l
for him. 1t takes the little boys to
furnish real action, says Cap
Stevens, and he guarantees a barr e'
Of it in this bout.
A special four-round event is to
feature John Gallo and an opponet
yct to be announced. Eddie Norris
OF Calcxico was scheduled for this
Eout, but he withdrew after he heard
about Gallo s record. The latter has
been a main event youngster up in
his home state, but Stevens insist
ed on a preliminary in order that he
can prove his stuff, before giving
linn top spot.
Richard Randall and Martin Gucr-
rcro will slambast each other in an
effort to settle their old f6ud, i'll tn,
preliminary.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
Truck Crashes
Through Bridge

The bridge spanning the Eighth
street ditch at Brighton street was
'"recked shortly after o clock last
ight when one of the Hazard Con-
s,1uction company trucks, carrying
. capacity load of nine tons crash
I'd through the flooring.
A back wheel of the huge vehicle
struck weak spot in the flooring
and traffic was held up for more
inan hour before it could be ro
GIoved. The sand load was transfer
led to another truck and the truck
finally freed. Workmen this morn.
Ing began repairing the bridge.
A new route has been outlined for
the sand trucks which are operating
Eere for the pavement of several
cltv streets. They are instructed to
continue east on Main street to
seventh street before turning south
to avoid the necessity of passing
over the light bridges spanning tn,
ditch south of Main street.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
SPORT NEWS SECTION

tanned his elapsed time lead Of tcrc"
lours over Peter Gavu.zi England.
Souminen finished sixth in yeSter-
day race here from Los Luuas.
Harry Rea, Long Beach, Cal, and
Eddie Gardner, Seattle, tied for
tlrst honors by completing the 80
nlle jaunt in 5:30:30.
Elapsed time leaders include:
Arne Souminen, Detroit, 1901 49,
Os.
Peter Gavuzzi, southampton, Eng
Land, 153:25:06.
John Cronick, Saskatoon, Canada,
53:29:17.
Andrew Payne, Claremore, Okla,
153:39:17.
Ed Gardner, Seattle, 171:3j: Oh.
Harry Rea, Long Beach, Cal, 1885,:
33:05.
Joseph Wilson, Oakland, Cal, 185:
J":4l.
A. Constantiaoff, Toronto, 1877
GI:3J.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
by United Press Leased Wire

FORT MYERS, Fla, March %
Connie Mack, manager of the Phila-
hclphia Athletics, is the very last
bcrson to wax enthusiastic over the
Prospects of the A $ to tumble the
New York Yankees from the Amer
AN league crest this season.
1.-The Athletics are stronger and
ne are exceedingly hopeful" was
Mack S cautious comment i'll an ex-
Elusive interview with the United
Press.
Mack has seen his team blunder
tCo often the last few seasons to
build hopes too high for this sea
! Eon's combination.
"Wc are stronger with Hauser
ON first and iris Speaker will boil
ster the outfield, - Mack said
That's the principal change from
last year except we have some
Noung pitchers who may help us. :"
Mack secs in the Washington Sen
ators and u ctroit Tigers rivals al
most as dangerous as the New York
Nanks.
"Everybody's talking about over
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
FEW NEWCOMERS
MAKE GOOD WITH
MAJOR LEACUERS
BY GEORGE KIRKsEY

NEW YORK, March 29.-Of the
hundreds of rockies culled FROM
highways and byways of the base
bali world, all save 20 or 80, are
Loaded back to the bushes for an
ether season as the majority of the
major league clubs turn to tried and
true players to carry on their 1928
campaigns.
is at first and Pinkv Whitney from
New Orleans at third.
With two stars in Fresno Thomp-
son and Heinie Sand at second and
short, the Phillies experiment Is
not quite so risky as the BrowLS
where the whole equilibrium of the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29

st. Louis infield rests with Brannon
md Kress.
Two of the newest and best ad
ditions to the major league personnel
may turn out to be a pair of left
Landed pitchers, Ossie Orwoll, a six
footer from Decorah, Iowa. who wac
with Milwaukee last season, and
William Walker, st. Louis, VINO PIT
,hed for Denver last season. Orwell
wears the uniform of the Philadel
plia Athletics and Walker is with
She New York Giants.
The other outstanding young
players picked up by the other clubs
include:
Boston Bravcs-Ed Brandt, pit
cher, Seattle, and Cincinnati Reds,
Marty Callaghan, outfielder, Seattle
And only Il few of the youngsters
who have made the grade, temper
arily at least, will find themsclve,
in regular positions ON the after
noon of April II.
Two rockies from the Tulsa, west
EN- league, club have made great
Impression with the St. Louis Browns
and reports drifting north say that
this pair, Otis Brannon and Ralph
Eress, will do with the Browns what
Tony Lazerri and Mark Koenig did
with the Yankees in 1926-mak' >
good on either side of the keystone
sack their first season in the MAJ
Crs.
The Phillies also will start the
season with two Youngsters in thei
infield, Bill Kelly from .Minneapol-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
PRESEASON INTERVIEWS WITH
MANAGERS OF BIG LEAGUERS

throwing the Yanlees,' Mack said,
"but somehow or other ! just can It
get it out of my head but that the
Senators and Tigers will cause a lot
of trouble.
owe fear the Senators and Tig-
crs just as much as we do the
Yanks. ! m picking Washington
and Detroit to cause plenty of trou-
bic before this seasons pennant
race is over
AS for Cobb, Speaker and Collins,
Mack believes they blend perfectly
with the rest of the team, giving
the Athletics just the right amount
of youth, experience and brains.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
Diamond Dust
From the Camp
By United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
PLANT CITY, Fla.-Jess Haines
and Billy Sherdel are in shape to
open the season for the st. Louis
Cardinals. The two veteran pitch
ers allowed the Washington Sena-
tors only two hits Yesterday at
Tampa and the Cards won, 2 to 0.
BIRMTNGHAM-Adolfo Luquc,
the Cuban, has shown the best
mound work of the Cincinnati
pitchers this spring and is almost
certain to pitch the opening game
against the Chicago Cubs.
MIAMI. Fla.-The Boston Braves
did not look so formidable today
as a result of their first encounter
with the Brooklyn Robins. Jess
Petty and Dazzy Vance completely
baffled the Braves, allowing one
hit, and pitching the Robins to 9
to 0 victory.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Managcr
George Moriarity of the Detroit
Tigers today named Whitehill, Hol-
loway, Gibson, Carroll and Vangil-
der as the pitchers on whom he
will depend during the early stages
of the American League race.
Observation-Disclosures Pirates
defeated Oakland in their last ex-
hibition game of the year in this
section by score of II to 5 and
then boarded train for Los An
pclcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
NEAR THOUSAND
mile MARK IN
"BUNION DERBY

United Press Special Correspondent
SEVEN SPRINGS, n. NJ, March
gj.---Ninctv five runners and wa
kers nearcd the 900 mile mark il
tIcir 3400 mile cross continent
derby as they raced today t. Nor
iarity, q miles from mere.
Arne Soumincn, Dctr~ir Finn, re
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29

ply shaded Bert Brooks and Chick
Peralta beat Bobby Patz.
SANTA MONICA, Calf, March
20 Santa Monica high, Southern
California prep basketball champi-
ons, and Lemoore high, Central Cal
ifornia winner, will meet at Hunt
ington Park Saturday night in the
semi finals for the state title.
Los ANGELES, March 29.-Five
polo teams will compete in the Pa
cific Coast circuit cup play which
opens at Midwick Country Club on
Sunday.
San Mateo Blues will cross NAL
let's with Midwick Puppies Sunday.
Presidio Of Monterey and Midwick
Whites meet Wednesday, and the
winners Of Sunday will play Santa
Barbara Friday, April 6. The final
game, Sunday, April 8, will be play,
ed by the Wednesday Friday vic
tors.
OCEAN PARK, Calf, March %
Charley Cobb scored technical
knockout over Johnny Reisler in
the fourth round of a scheduled
eight round main event here last
night.
Jack Moore was another technical
knockout victim, losing to Larry
Spead in the third round of the
scheduled six round semi-windup
AIT Craig shaded Frank Abendinc
in the six round special.
Joe Arcienaga beat Willard Nor
ton in four rounds and Bobby Hay.
den knocked out Rubio Alexandra
in the second round Of the curtain
raiser.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
TOday's Program
For Congress
BY United Press Leased Wire

Senate
Considers Agriculture Department;
Appropriation bills.
Commerce Committee starts hear
ings on johnson San Francisco Bay
Bridge bill.
Interstate Commerce Committee
continues coal investigation.
Agriculture Sub Committee con.
tinues cotton investigation.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29

Senator Borah in radio ad.
dress charged that Republicans and
Democrats were in a conspiracy to
take the prohibition issue out of
the presidential campaign.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29

will favor dry delegation to the.
National Convention at Kansas
City.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29

Editors Note:-Following is
the sixth Of a series of United
Press interviews with major
leaguers.. Today Connie Mack,
Philadelphia Athletics.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
The Campaign Log
by United Press Leased Wire

Six Des Moines Democratic pre-
cincts in caucus decided to vote
for a dry Democratic delegation at
the national convention, when the
Iowa state convention meets next
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29
House

Considers postponement of nation
al origin immigration measure.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29

The Maine Biennial Republican
State Convention meets today with
advance forecasts that the group
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-29

ply shaded Bert Brooks and Chick
Peralta beat Bobby Patz.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-06-22
WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS

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fHoOSier Athletic Club
5:00-Late news bulletins and sports.
6:G0-Dinner concert.
1:00-KoniOla hour.
8:00-Jack and Jill.
S:30-CooperatiYe Artists.
S:30-IriS PLAYERS.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-06-22
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NEW YORK, June ga new
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for 100 miles, will penetrate fog,
and which is designed especially to
direct airplanes and designate land
ing fields through darkness and
storm, has been developed in the
Long Island City laboratories of
Rainbow Luminous Products, Inc,
it was learned today.
The giant beaconS, which develop
an equivalent of 500,000,000 candle
power, yet only use about one-third
the kilowat requirement of other
forms of illumination, have been
tested on several Army and NUM-
cipal air fields where models have
been installed.
The new Rainbow super beacon,
the invention of r. R. Machlett, is
composed of forty-five millimeter
Rainbow super-tubes, filled with
rare gas and electrified in the same
manner as the commercial tube
lights during the past few years.
Giving off a brilliant orange-red
light, its brightness and penetra-
ton of darkness and fog are far in
excess of any other beacons de-
veloped, and it is expected to be
of universal benefit for night flying
and especially for directing planes
to landing fields through fog.
The new Rainbow super beacon
is not in the form of a searchlight.
1t is an open lamp which, in addi-
ton to its tremendous penetrating
range, will diffuSe light over the
entire landing field and can also
be used to flash code signals or
messages to fliers en- route.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-06-22

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WBBM (3s94 Chicago-Dance orchestras.
WIW (4283) Cincinnati-Swiss Garden
wRNY lS26jj New York-Royalists of Har-
mOnV.