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Evening star., 1928-03-31

dolph, Miss Margo Couzens the Rev.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Slater Dunlap.
Mrs. Preston Burch. DR.. Santiago
Bedoya and Miss Rebecca Davidson
There were IA tableaux, each one pre-
ceded by a short history OF the saint
portrayed in the picture read from
manuscript prepared by sister OF the
immaculate Seminary and read BY Mr..
A. j. Rhodes
The first scene. Roman palace of
AID. III. provided the setting for the
tableau representing st. Cecilia. who
was portrayed BY the Countess Scherr-
Thoss. Miss Evelyn Walker. Miss Fran
ces Stewart. Miss Patricia Prochnik.
Miss Ruth Meyer, Miss Margaret White.
Miss Lisette Engel. Miss Elizabeth Fish
and young Christopher Rodgers and
George Wadsworth also appeared In the
supporting roles.
Evening star., 1928-03-31

singing solos we're Helen HoWison a
vel known young soprano Of this city:
ldalia Hare, soprano from, New York
City. and r. d. Longyear. whose voice
seemed OF a baritone-bass quality
Evening star., 1928-03-31

Relics Of mill built by Richard
Occur dc Lion was recently found in
the Sienc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
MALLEN HIGH
Set Game
Squad Believed To Be
One of Best Ever
To Turn Out

MfALLEN. Sept. 27.-Strenuous
blocking and tackling for nearly
three hours each afternoon has been
the program for aspirants 60 the
McAllen high school football squad
preparatory to the opening game
here Friday.
Coach Dykes put the MeAllen Bull
dogs through their first real scrim-
mage last week with Mission high
school squad for about 45 minutes.
This scrimmare was held for two
reasons according 70 Dkyes. First 20
give the boys = touch OF the real ar
ticle, and second 90 ret a lire on the
weak places lin the seam. During the
scrimmage the entire squad which
numbers 10 was given . chance 70
"strut their stuff"
Prospects are very bright for the
best team McAllen has ever turned
out" Dykes said. Re bases his claim
on the fact that the team this year
will he made almost entirely from
letter men on last years eleven.
The squad win boast Of four let
termen who in years past have been
named on all-Valley teams. These
men are Cox, backfield. Ramsey and
Z. Cox. ends. and Davis. i lineman.
These men form the backbone OF this
years eleven and all plans have been
worked put around them. In addition
10 the all-Valley men, lcttermen this
year are. Overstreet, Allen. Cara
and Leslie in the backfield; BiFFers.
Gonzales. Cavazos, Dunbar and Ma
hone II the line.
New men coming 70 the squad this
year and who are almost certain Of
being placed on the first-strinT team
are Jim Pate. formerly = backfield
man on the P~ittsburg, Texas. high
school team. and SUitzer. formerly
of the Eagle Pass high entry. On
account or fhis weight and the vast
amount OF hackfield material avail
able. Coach Dykes has shifted Pate
70 center. Switzer Is sure OF an end.
playing opposite 20 Ramsey az last
years aggregation.
In addition to the lettermen and
the new men Coach Dykes has ID re-
serve. Allen and Cantu. tackles.
Stutzenbeclen. center. Modest and
Bourdette. ends. Frisby and Earnest.
backfield, all OF last years squad
who did not participate in enough
games 60 win m letter.
while the team stacks M ON pa
per and in real action as a winner"
Dykes said. eve have had our rever-
ses. Three men were declared ineli-
gible. This upset the team for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
BY GAYLE TALBOT. IR.
Associated Press staff Writer


DALLAS. sept. z7.-Unless one Or
the seven mentor IN the group docs
something startling. the fight for
1925 honors IN the Southwest Con-
ference viii ~ another duel between
Southern Methodist and Texas al. &
Ni.
Despite the loss Of their principal
pl~aycrs-Joei Hunt. quarterback. and
"Siki" Skies. end-thc AggIcs. 1927
champions. appear 20 have another
great machine.
And the Mustangs. although lack
ing Gerald Mann. one VI the great
est field generals ever seen On a
Southwest Conference rridiron. are
expected q compare f~avorably with
last years outfit.
Modelling "a line I'd replace the hea-
vy forward wall that paved the way
20 the 1927 title. Is Coach Dana b.
blc's most difficult task AZ Texas "A
a. NJ. OF the nine men who lnttsred
on the lin elast fall. six aid not re-
turn. In the backfieid. however.
there is the experienced combination
az Burgess. Davis. Mills and Dorsey.
Coach Ray Morrison al Southern
Methodist has Sammy Feed. who un-
derstudied the missing Mann for two
seasons, 10 direct inc Mustangs at
task. Graduation al Dog Watson
and Alex Hooks. ends. LETT Big holes
"a fill IN the forward wall. but Nor
rison. in 'Redman' Hume. has a half
back, whom many critics expect 10
gain All-American consideration this
year.
While the Mustangs and the Ar-
gies are girding for another struggle,
1--WE other teams are preparing to
wage what portends 20 NJ a losing
fight against the two Goiiaths.
The Texas Longhorns VIII he dan
rerous. a. usual. ~ viii the Arl.an-
sas Razorhacks. But Texas Chris
tan, Rice and Baylor are dealing
principally in futures.
Clyde Littlefield has 1s lettered
LonEhorns. Rufus King. captain.
who was kept on the sideline last
season because Of an INJURY. is 10 he
the backbone 81 the Steers offense
Outside the conference. Texas ~ pre-
pairing for the annual battle with
Vanderbilt. October Is. al Dallas.
sThe Baylor Bears. after hibernat-
ING with arr abundance w material
from the freshman squad. hope 10
get out of the cellar this year. They
were demor7lized last season b. Y
grade crossing accident which cost
the lives of ten Baylor athletes i'm
January. 1897.
Twelve letter men returned u Rice
70 encourage Claude R0threh. the
new coach. but he sees little reserve
strength.
Prospects AZ Texas Christian are
gloomy. Graduations took a heavy
toll from the fighting eleven which
held both the Texas Aggies and the
Texas Longhorns "a scoreless ties
last year. Only seven Letter men ra-
turned. The heaviest loss Of the
Horned Frogs VAS the departure of
Rags" Matthews. pronounced The
best end in the history of the confer
ence.
An interesting sideliEht in the
Southwest circuit this season viii w
the attempt Of Centenary College W
Shreveport. La. to win its way tc
membership. Last year the Gentle
men. as they are called. defeated
four Southwest teams. including Sou
thern Methodist. and their admittarco
70 the conference practically is con-
tingent on their showing this year
against the Texas Agries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Ell Jardin Squad
Has 8 Men Back
From Last Year

OF the last years squad. III Jardin
football team has eight men back.
They are Dudley Martin. Joe Biggs
Sam Lesser, Ellis Fesler. Jack Trip
lett, Callan Martin, Coy Wears and
Bill Lawrence. n reorganization Of
the team for this season, Dudley Mar
tin was elected captain of the back
field and Joe BiGgs captain Of the
line.
Joe Biggs Will take his Old position
AZ left end. and Ellis Fesler AZ right
end. Jacl. Tripiett. a back&ield man
last year. viii fiji the place OF left
tackle, and Callan Martin will con
tinEe 40 stand his ground at his old
position of right tackle. Coy Wears,
who was . tackle and guard on last
seasons squad. will lead the back
field as their quarterback. Sam Les
SCI will play halfback along with Bill
Lawrence, both being fast men. Dud.
ley Martin will retain his Old position
Of fullback.
The team has two new guards who
IRE playing their first season with
III Jardin. they are Bruce Under
wood and Charles Kemper. A new
center had 70 IT, developed due To
the loss of Richard Dahl who has
moved 20 Arizona. and Homer Wears
was chosen for that place.
Eight games for the season have
been scheduled. They are:
Oct Highland at I'll Jardin.
Oct. l2-St- Joseph College nc XII
Jardin.
Oct. l9.-Stuart Place AZ FL Jardin.
Oct. 26.-Brownsville Junior III
&C FL Jardin.
Nov. PEI Jardin at Stuart Place.
Nov. 9-El JsrdIn AZ Highland.
Nov. l6-St. Joseph College ~ Fl
Jardin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
BARONS FLANK
BUFFALOES IN
OPENER TOO
Wells Bests Hallahan
In Wrongarm Duel;
Roy and Penner or
Lindsey Hurl Today

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Sept. 2T.-Fl
Luther Roy, right handler, who has
yet TO lose a ball game on his home
lot this year. is TO face Houston to-
day in an effort to give Birmingham
two straight over the Texas league
champions in the series to determine
the championship Of the South.
Either Ken Penner or Jim Lindsey.
both right handlers, will 20 on the
mound for Houston.
Birmingham gained the jump i'm
the series yesterday when Eddie
Wells bested Bill Hallahan in a port
slider hurting duel. Wells gave up
five hits and no runs while Hallahan
was touched for seven hits and two
runs. Hallahan struck out nine men
twice whiting Bigelow, the Southern
Associations leading hitter, with
men on bases.
Following the game here today. the
two teams will entrain for Houston
where the series viii be resumed Sat-
urday, with games scheduled for Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday. II a sixth
game IL necessary 10 will be played
IN Birmingham. A seventh game If
the series goes 70 the limit. would he
decided by n toss Of q coin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Santa Rosa and
Brownies iangEe
Here Wednesday

Coach Happy Burwell Of the San
t. Rosa hlgn school football squad.
invades the camp Of Coach Fessen-
dcns Brown and Gold warriors Of
the Brownsville high school tomor-
row afternoon for a game.
Game starts at 4 o'clock.
This will BE- the first game OF the
season for the locals, and the coach
~ anticipating to use every member
Of his squad, which numbers about
twenty-six.
Quarterback Newman IS III. and
Placido Gonzales will probably call
signals. With the loss Of Cabler.
fessenden has had TO make changes
on his squad.
Santa Rosa has one II the best
rural high school elevens in the Val
ley, and Coach Burwell will present
a hustling eleven. say those who
have seen his club in action this sea
son.
While the game tomorrow IL more
or less q practice affair, both clubs
are expecting much advantzre-and
Will put forth their best efforts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
BY ALAN ]. GOULD.
Associated Press Sports Editor)

~ 2NNAA
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-RJ-A IA
nous manager once declared pitching
to be sixty per cent OF the Worlds
series battle. Most Of the champion
ship history bears this out, punctu-
ated as it has been by the fests OF
Mathewson, Coombs. Babe Adams,
Chief Bender. Coveleskie, Johnson,
Alexander and Pennock.
No matter how the stirring pennant
races finish there should be . num-
Der Of pitching thrills. whether II
turns out that Larry Benton faces
Waite Hoyt or Lefty Grove, or
whether old Pete Alexander matches
his cunning with old Jack Quinn or
George Piper1s-
All four of the pennant ~contending
clubs have great sharp-shooters but
the Cardinals and Athletics have ex-
pended more on their moundsmen
than either the Giants or Yankees.
Both the Cards and As have a wealth
az box material while the two New
York clubs have had 70 rely en- two
or three stars. The Yankee staff. IN
fact. has been pretty well shot 70
pieces this year and even it's reli-
ables. such as Hoyt and Pipgras,
are fcinr the elects q over-work
Benton Big Factor
Larry Bcnton's great twirling did
as much ~ any single factor to keep
the Giants In the race. He has won
p games, He had a lot Of help most
of the wear from Freddy FItzsim-
mons. who has won 20. but lately
E,4- he f.ffe~ off unahfo 70 finish
the last two games he has started.
To the rescue has come young Carl
Hubbcll. the sensational Texas league
recruit. who best the learue-leading
Cardinals twice in a row last week
Hnhbell has real grit to 20 along
with his pitching stuff. He viii bear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
VANCE'S Whip
FLABERCASTS
f CARDS BATS
Places Giants Half a
Game From Lead
ers; Others Idle;
Yanks at Detroit

AHA0@AA8&Eu AIEEE oN0At8 WAAtEEt
The mad drama portrayed BY
baseball in the season Of 1925
sweeps into its final scene where
the great climax must be reached
b. nightfsll On sunday. II Is de-
creed that on that date the curtain
nus drop on the current extrava-
CANA. but il may be that this latest
spectacle provided BY the MASTER
dramRtists OF the game will yet
eclipse anything that has gone on
Lcfore.
The Yankees have dragged them
%Efives into Detroit with some trer-
idation regarding he final five
games Of the esson for all Of the
fact that three victories will put
them where they cannot be caught.
even If the embattled Mackmen sue
coed in taking four straight from
the White Sox.
On the other side Of the stage. the
master Snowman of all repafes for
the final stirring scenes designed 10
give his actors the front and cen
ter. Jchn Joseph McGraw las no
hundred million fans praying for his
success. but he gets there just the
nm
The Giants. now only half 4 game
behind the Cardinals a. a result az
DEzzy Nance's brilliant victory ~
Brooklyn yesterday. are face 70
face with the Cubs for four en-
Fagemtntr. beginning with q double
header this afternoon. and a pen
fant hangs upon every pitch.
The Cubs remained theoretically
IN the running yesterday BY taking
. parting shot al the Phi1lies ~ S
30 2 while the Cardinals were los
lnz. and they plan 70 fight the
Giants hard enough AZ least 70 keen
Mc6raw's hoys out Of the flag even
though they realize il no longer is
possible for Chicago effort 70 BE-
rewarded with q championship. The
Tubs could tie but the odds are
about 2 million 70 one against IL.
While the Bruins are making
threatening motions toward John
NcGrnw's cherished ambition. the
cardinals will be in Boston. where
Ehey hope 20 fatten upon three
games against the d~efense,ess
Graves. IL would seem from this
distance that the Red Birds should
sail into the Polo Grounds on sun
cay for the final clash with . mar.
gin OF one game over the fighting
cohorts NJ McGraw. but the daspiscd
Braves have been known before 20
t1rn upon their t%ormentors when
East expected.
TIE desperation. II any. attaching
70 the st. Louis situation at this
moment was brought about yester-
day upon Ebhets Field. The dis
graceful misconduct az certain Rob
lbs, notably Dazzv Vance and Girk
hendrick. toward their hetters is to
blame for IL zll.
Dazzy held the Cards II five
harmless hits, famed seven Ia hit
the 2o0-mark even for the season
and vaddied away with bis twenty
second victory.
The Robins got two back for
Vance " the home first. and he was
very well satisfied. but Cink Hen
arick had to overdo II AZ usual. re
found three Robins on base in the
seventh, and was t~houchtleSs
enough 70 pound a home run into
eft field within The lot. making the
tnal debacle read 6 % 4.
All Of the American league teams
showed q day Off YESTERDAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
PORTS FORUM
By Bishop Clements
! v ) , 2 : y : : . . y v = = : . y = Y z = : : y

work them without intermission be.
tween games. Intermission means
playing time, s~leeping-and OF course
ball players have 90 eat.
Pcrtes Gil. former governor Of
TanaUlipas. Mexico. and well
known along the border. n to he
come president of Mexico, Dec. 4.
Mr.. Gil Is an ardent baseball.
football-in fact fan for every
kind of sport. Which simply
means. we believe. that MIR. Gil
viii make a good president. Many
critics are giving athletics credit
for making better citizens Of
cne's country than any one thing
else.
The time IL coming. we believe
when an international baseball Sc
RIGS will be held between the cham
pions Of Mexico and the United
States, and here's hoping II will be
Dallas has begun building 4 club
for next years entry in the Texas
league. One Of the first things il
did was 70 purchase Ray Flashkamp-
er. San Antonio shortstop. The Steers
have needed a shortstop for almost
two seasons-Flash out to fill the
bill.
Speaking Of Dallas needs AZ short
brings 20 mind that Jimmy Adair,
former Valley ball player. being with
Harrington and Brownsville. tried 70
fill the gap there the past season.
Adair didn't make good. At times
he seemed 70 have the ability 70
stick. and then would falter. But
the fact vs.. Adair doesn't take base
ball seyious-and those who don't
seldom get very high in that nrofes-
sion. A ball player that isn't serious
lin most cases-is one who doesn't
think-we mean on the diamond.
Howard Ehmke and Ty Cobb are
getting along nicely together with
the Philadelphia Athletics. When
Cobb was manager a. Detroit and
Ehmke was pitcher, they were al odds
most Of the time.
BAA AAr &INntN1t HfdAfF Oh MNunGn
Connie Mack. has smoothed out the
difference between these two play
ers and they are chums now. Isn't
Il passing strange that you never
hear Of any scandal or dissension on
Mack's ball clubsg He il the hest
loved man in baseball today. Il II
any wonder that millions are pulling
for him 70 win the pennant?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
College ScuffIes
With San Benito
In Opener Today

Coach Raymond Plato and his en-
tire squad Of twenty-five men of the
Brownsville Junior College, left early
this afternoon for San Benito. where
az 4 o'clock they will battle the Grey
hounds Of San Benito high school.
Athletic Director Red Irvine of the
Brownsville schools, accompanied the
squad.
Every member Of the squad was
reported n excellent condition.
"A large number az fans are .
ed 10 20 from Brownsville " witness
the contest
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
AS and Cards Haze
Wealth OF HMYIeYs;
". Y. Has FeW Stars

watching if he gets a chance TO work
in the series.
Joe Genewich and Jack Scott. who
was = hero of the 1922 series for the
Giants. are in the second line Of Nc
Graw's pitching defense.
The Cardinals have three veterans
in Alexander, Sherdel and Haines
who know what worlds series battle
Is all about. Old Alex has earned q
place alongside Bender as one OF the
greatest money pitchers" of all
time. II the Cards win out IL would
not be surprising Il see these three
bear the entire pitching burden. with
Clarence Mitchell, Flint Rhem and a
few others in reserve.
Yanks Need Pennock
The Yankees, II they stick 10 the
top, will miss Herb Pennock's crafty
left arm in the big battle. He hasn't
pitched since late August and prob
ably won't be able to do so again
this year. II is u bad break for the
fox-breeder Of Kennett square, too,
for he has won five games and eve
met defeat in series competition, q
record he shares with Jack Coombs.
Wiley Moore. who was q big factor
IN the 1927 triumphs of the Yankees,
also is out of action, putting all the
more burden on Hoyt and Pipgras.
Zachary has aided the Hugmen in
their closing fight. He won two series
games for Washington in 1924 and is
ready to repeat. Henry Johnson is
also available.
Lefty Grove. the southraw speed
ball king. and Jack Quinn. remark
able 42-year-old veteran. have been
tie mainstays cf the Athletics. Grove
has won 23 games and lost eight. six
Of which were to the Yankees. Both
would Be colorful worlds series fig
ures. Connie Mack has q great re.
lief hurler in Eddie Rommell and q
flock Of others to pick from in an
Observation-Disclosures Ehmke, Earn
shaw. Walberg and Orwell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Coleman School Boys
Plan Farm, Projects

COLEMAN, Tex, Sept. 27.-tP-
Agricultural boys al the Coleman
high school expect 10 show their
fathers a few things about how 70
make q living nex year BY feeding
live stock economically and raising
better cotton.
Each boy has chosen a project to
take care Of. keep records on and
uigl report at the end Of the year.
OF the thirty boys taking vocational
Horticulture. II selected cotton, five
poultry. four dairy cows. three
sheer, two baby beeves and two
brood sows. Each boy. with the help
81 books. bulletins and class room
discussions will endeavor to make
rs project better than the average
farmer in the county would have
done.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
SPORT criticisms
BY Bill Rift

Life i q lot Of soul ~elderberry. af-
ter all. just when the Chicago gun
men get going good on the front
page, along comes the world series.
A Turk says he Is 1877 years old.
Maybe ne can remember way back
when somebody else besides Bobby
Jones won golf tournaments.
Connie Mack isn't the only one who
consistently refuses to retire. How
about Peggy Hopkins Joyce?
Brainless Betsy. our yours tru-
liz" artist, thinks football Is a cruel
game because they have tn kill so
many little animals to get the mole
skins.
A strange beast is reported prowl-
ing around IN Indiana. Maybe it's
somebody who y for the Yankees.
Armand Emanuel. who was smack.
cd cold hy Mickey Walker. wants TO
meet him again. That's all right IL
it's in n purely social way.
A new heavyweight aspirant ad-
mits he likes 10 read Shakespeare.
too. Too bad. he'll have the crowd
against him from the start.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Sportistory
ON THIS DATE

1s75-Ned O'Baldwin, one or the
greatest Irish heavyweights of all
time. shot and mortally wounded in
New York.
1ses-Jack Hamilton wins from Kid
Hogan in % rounds in Syracuse. N. Y.
190s-Ernie Schaaf, heavyweight,
born in Elizabeth, n. J.
19i2-Knockout Brown knocks out
Sammy Trott in eight rounds AZ
Cleveland, O.
19i9-Babe Ruth hits his twenty
ninth and final home run Of the sea-
son. breaking the old record which
had stood for many years. The homer
was made off Pitcher Jordan Of the
Washington club.
1920-Babe Ruth hits his fifty-sec-
ond and fifty-third home runs of the
season off Ed Rommel. Of Philadel-
phia.
1922-Soldier Bartfield wins from
Jack Perry in u rounds at Provi-
dence. X. /.
1925-Babe Ruth hits his twenty
SECOND home run off Earl Whitehill,
Of Detroit.
1927-Bsbe Ruth hits his fifty-sev-
enth home run off Lefty Grove, Of
Philadelphia.
1927 Jacksonville Southeasterns
win the fourth and tieing game Of a
post-season series with the Green
willie South Atlantics, 6-3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Baker Wins Chance at
WelterWeight Crown

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-F-AH-
sured BY tbs New York State Ath-
letic Commission w "A shot AZ Joe
Dundee'E welterweirht title. or at
Young Jack Thompson he the Cali
fornia negro deprives the Baltimore
halter az bis crown IN their meet
lnr Nov. 81 Sergeant Sammy Baker.
Mitchell Field IN. M. contender. has
made his place Is a challenger
doubly secure.
TN n return bout ~ Ebbets Field
last night, Baker disposed az the
principal obstacle in his Path.
Young Corbett. third. BY winning a
l2-round decision ever the Califor.
MAN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Amateur Football
Loop Is Planned
Especial 10 The Heraldl

DONNA. Sept. 27.-Formation Of 4
Valley Amateur Football league was
practically completed az a meeting
held here last night in the Chamber
q Commerce rooms. with Secretary
Osborn Of the Donna Chamber Of
Commerce in charge.
Representatives from San Benito.
Weslaco, McAllen and Donna were
present and formally entered their
towns as members ~ the league.
IL rs the hope Of Mr.. Osborn. who
was made chairman Of the league. to
have Brownsville and several other
valley towns enter the league.
Play will start about the middle
Of October. IL was announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

time but nc present with the team
going good"
The men lost Go rhe team were
Smith. a transfer from Nebraska.
who had shown ~ great advantage ~
practice sessions Nance. tackle.
and Kelley. hackfield. transfers from
Rogers, Ark. School authorities seem
certain Smith will see service before
the end ol the year as w IN possible
the residence rule whifh forced him
off the squad will be- overcome hv
his parents locating in McAllen. All
were declared ineligible on ecu
M residence i'm towns outside Of the
McAllen district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
TABER ENTERs COLLEGE

Football stock AZ the Brownsville
Junior College SCARED Wednesday.
when FIrmin Taher. last years cap
tain Of the local high school squad.
and plunging ~halfback. entered the
College.
Taber will put . lot Of punch in
Coach Plato's eleven. He Is an ex-
rcricnced man, fast and dependable.