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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Claim MORE
ARE DRINKING
Moderation League
Report Shows Hike
In Arrests

NEW YORK. Dee. -e-tF-A sur
vey hy the moderation league, made
public today. SAYS that the police
records In S25 cit,es sho~ that ~
rests fer INVESTIGATION rose from 1885,
6l' w 1890 ~ 55T.369 IN 1897.
The fourth annual report cf The
league. which has for IT. announced
sim the restoration of temperance"
declares that the figures have
brought the organisation ~ the con-
clusion that "the Nolstrad act has
failed utterly to do what !. YVES IN
tended 70 DE-. namely. promote tenn
rerance end sohrietv."
Tables ar total arrest By years In
the 5ss cities as compiled III the re-
rort indicate A decline N arrests f5r
drunkenness beginning IN 1914. when
thn figure stood NJ H5o.S6T. ~ -75.-
Gia IN 1920. the year national prohibit
'inn vert into effect. An exception
ir the decline II noted III 1915 with
$685. arrests. which Ia explained w
the league report ~ the result ~ the
rre-war prosperity boon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
MAULERSASK
VALLEYBOUTS
Luna Wants a Battle
With Young Hino-
josa Soon

Boxing must be In the doldrums
IN other parts Of the state, IL letters
and kilograms from boxers and man
ayers wanting places on Promoter
Tex Becirril's cards here may be
taEen ri a criterion.
he has letters from q number or
fight centers. One Of the most
promising maulers wanting a scrap
Is Manuel Battling Luna or San
Antonio. Luna has scrambled his
way through a successful year. hang
ing the X. 0. on eight opponents,
while winning his last twelve en-
EaEements.
Luna states that he would Be very
happy TO begin the 1929 season Nv
putting the kibosh on Hinojosa, Jscl:
Sullivan's heavyweight Find" Luns
weighs iS5 and hes been fighting
N San Antonio rings during the past
year.
A more likely opponent for Htn-
cJosa has been found in the person
Of Jack Leach now ~ Point Isabel
and formerly o battler IN San An
tonic and Galveston rings. Leach u
IN good condition and IL is believed
that the bout can be arranged for
January II or II. Jack Burns also
looms in the offing ms a possible op-
pcnsnt for Hinojosa.
Hinjoss has been unable 70 show
fans anything but one punch 80 far.
His first and only bout ended in
about 20 seconds when Jack Morrow
Of Little Rock went to the canvas
for the count. Considerable interest
has been stirred NJ ny the Young
scrsp2er and efforts are being made
70 give fans q real look-in at him
tn action.
Jesus Soils Of SaltiIlo. Mexico.
slso has written Becsrril, sending q
flock Of clippings along that Indicate
he ~ n of the toughest welter-
weights unclaimed in northern Mex
leo. One story tells of how he knock
ed an opponent entirely out Of the
ring . Ia Firpc. Tex hopes to sign
him up.
Another battler coming % the Val
ley - Battling Ryan Of Wichita.
He IL o little boy weighing around
lis. and is plenty smooth. according
to N. r. Doe Cook or Harrington.
II looks IS though the Valley will
be able 20 see some high class bouts
due 70 the slump in other fight cen
tsrs Of the state.
San Antonio IL Eaid TO BE- shut
"A dead ga . door nail. 40 far az
boxing is concerned. One Of the best
evening Of fisticuffs yet staged IN
San Antonio drew only = handful IL
fans recently. Becerril has been Of
fered his pick from a stable ~ 70
fighters or 40 from San Antonio.
Luns is the most promising Of the
let.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
BEARS, tech
WORKING OUT
Westerners Concen-
trating Attack Up
on Light Guards

PASADENA. Calf. Dec. 26.-uF-
Georgia Techs Golden Tornados and
CALIFORNIA; Golden Bears plunged
today VIII added vim into prepare
ton fcr the Rose Bowl football clas-
&c on NcF Years Day.
Both teams worked out yesterday
behind bcitsd gates when charging
and tackle Practice was IN order.
Cslifornla also gct in a kicking drill.
Reports from the Bear workouts
indicate trat Coach "Nibs" Price IA
urging Benny LON On single and
double lateral pass plays behind the
line cf scrimma~e. Many or these
plays ended With Benny skirting the
wings for lonr gains according 70
the reports. The California mentor
also was reported 10 have been max
ing q success 81 delayed bucks inside
q tcakle. The wiseacres have az
duced that Price may concentrate ~
the two Georgia Tech guards, who
IRE not quite Az hefty ~ the Cali
tornia men ~ those positions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
CORNERS
ARE DISPUTED
Only ; Third Basemen
Have Jobs Cinched
In Big Leagues

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-tFl-One or
the big baseball upheavS7s ar 1879
seems about to take place NJ q cor
ner az the infield-third base. on the
rs major league clubs only three
third Eackers arc fixtures for the
next campaign.
Fred Lindstrcm of the Giants.
Pinky whitney Of the Phillies and
Willie Kamm OF the White Sox will
be reelected without opposition.
The 81. Louis Cardinals ere com
mittei 70 n scheme 70 move frankie
Frisch from second base 10 third and
Pittsburgh is understood 10 have r.
plan under advisement by which Pie
Trsynor would ~ transferred frs M
third 70 short. The Pirates decision
probably will depend on the per-
formances or Stroner. a third base
ma purchased from Wichita.
Joe Strip. wsJ finished the sea
son AZ third base for Cincinnati.
seems 10 have the call for the reg
ular Job. and Brooklyn probably will
start with Walter Gilbert, stationed
NJ third in the latter stages ~ the
1923 war. With Glenn Wright u
play shortstop Dave Bancroft may
become a third baseman TO further
compIicate the situat*Jn in the nest
Of the Robins.
Lester Bell. who played third N
MI the games the Braves engaged ~
last season. may take off where ~
left off. although almost every time
a " blown forth BY the trade
winds. Bells name " mentioned.
The third base situation on TIE
worlds champion Yankees remains
~ he clarified. Dugsn has gone and
close Observers doubt that Manager
Miller Higgins expects 70 transfer
Mark Koeuig from short ~ third I'll
turn the job over to the rather Inn
mature jules Wcrs. Talk persists
that New York and Washington will
make a trade
Detroit may have % make o trade
for 4 third baseman unlets Manager
Bucky Harris, a lifelong second sack
ert attempts 70 learn new tricks.
The Red Sox got two i~nficlders,
Bob Reeves and Grand ellis, from
Washington for Buddy Myer and one
may take his place at third. The
place seems open on the Browns
infield and Cleveland IL reported
about ~ shift Joe Sewell with Jackie
Tsvener, the former Tiger. taking
tho place st short.
The Athletics split thc job three
ways IT. 1928. with Hale. Dykes and
OK performing. and the same prog
ress may BE- followed III l.@a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26

Fl. WORTH TO
INVADE west
High School Eleven
To Play Stars Al
Los Angeles

Los ANGELES. Dsr. 2f-tF-This
sections football fans eagerly I'M att
"a today the arrival Or the Central
High School PaHthers of Fort Worth,
Texas. for workouts IN preparation
for Saturdays game here with a
squad OF Southern California Pre-
sll-starz.
Gridiron enthusiasts have seen
many passing attacks this season
but, on the basis vi reports prncad-
ing the Purple and White warriors
az Fort Worth, none like that OF the
Panther f~ootballers. Coach Ben
Winkelman Is said 20 have his pass
inz machine we'll primed for The
coast stars.
Executing the brilliant passing III
the Central eleven are the -four
maniacs,' Ernest Brown, quarter
back; Quinn C~cnnellev. and Bob
Jordan, ~halfbachs, and Homer Bass.
fuliback.
Coach Winkeiman, according ~
present plans. Will work Ms men
twice daily after his arrival here.
The Southern California ali-1tars
also have workouts scheduled until
a day before the game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
VS.. west
GAME
Fasteners Hold Ad-
vantage in Prac-
ticc Sessions

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2e.-T-
With eastern grinders holding 4 bi-
advantage on the vsstsrners in the
matter ~ practice. Grin HolhnEbcrt.
vest coach, prepared today a. send
his men through the first strimmage
of their training Period for their
clash here n = charity game Satur-
dny.
The cast team had 4 long tcrim.
mage session yesterday, and IN fast
rounding into = ~rorerful eleven
From an Indications. tie starting
lineup which Head CoHch Andy Kerr
will send into the engagement, riil
find H~svcraft, Minnesota. and
LohEns. Northwestern. ends. Nc--.A
Illinois. and Get'o, Pittsburgh
tackles, Fox, Pittsburgh, and Glib.
srn, Minnesota, guards. Ashman
Washington and Jefferson. center.
H~arPster. Carnegie Tech, quarter,
Weston. Boston college. and Howell
Nebraska. halves. and Holmer
Northwestern, fnllhsck.
The starting lineup ,. the western
eleven Is still uncertain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
ReportAtEletes
Guido Students

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. 26.--LFl
Athletes as students arc compared
with on-athletcs in a survey ~ As
sistant Professor Donald Snedden ~
the Har-sri graduate school Of edu-
cation.
The results Of the survey. con
tsInsd IN the current alumni bulletin.
indicate that ~ the sns members ~
The class of 1897. there we're mi ath
i@tes and sos no--athIetes but that ei
per cent of the athletes received
their degrees compared with - pes
cent RI the non athletes. In addition,
The athletes took Ar average ~ sol
snmestsrs 70 complete their work
while the ncr-athlrte- requires s.n7.
The ror-rthletr, however. showed
\ higher average in studies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Full Teams Work
Out For Au-Star
Texas Grid Game

FORT WORTH, Der. est
With football stars arriving On
every train. IL ~srrssred certain thst
Coach Madison Bell and Coach Frank
Bridges will have practically full
squads this afternoon when they
hold their practice.
The sll-sonthwest conference team
under Rell. will begin work IT The
r. c. =. Field al 3 r. m. Az ths
zane hour Bridges sli-star non
conference rrcyr will meet - Jouis
y. WORKMAN field.
Coach CLYDE Littlefirld n nc
University or Texas. who will coach
the southwest team along With Bell.
ard I'd Kuhale. r. G.. U. line coaches
arrived In Fort Worth this
Frank Bridges and Charley An
derson. lire coach 81 Simmons, who
will cid Bridges. also arrived IN
Fort Worth this morning.
The game ir for the benefit n The
Masonic orphans home ~ Fort
Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
z Ships SAFE
AFTER BATTLE
With STORMS
Steamer and Tug Sent
To Tow Her Off a
Reef Reported To
Seattle As Safe

SEATTLE. Dec. 2s.-tF-wirslsss
advirrs 70 tie coast guard cutter
tngsla today indicated that two diH-
shled vessels in The North Pacific
which for several days have tsrn
STAYING or disaster ~ only q narrow.
margin had Been saved. Thirty-nine
persons are aboard the two SHIPS.
The reports said that the sea tur
Roosevelt. which becam. famous \.
the craft used BY Robert r.. Peary
when IT, discovered the North Pole
IT lPpt, had been toved safely u
ne lee Of Care 81. Elias after y hard
right g keep 10 from going on 4
reef Tbs other dirtressed vessel.
he Starr. with q persons aboard.
Wss being held off WetaelY Reef.
Alaska. BY her anchor while M
steamer Northwestern stood NV.
Eleven DAYS ago lhs starr ~.
coHntersd trouble IN \ storm sns
called for help after ~ b,d -.r,,-L
? reef. She finlalv rss torss5 n
ssrard BY the steamer AIam.s. rhs
Roosevelt picked III ~ starr n,
Wnid arr started \ otow har W
cred. ht
Ion1ay the tow line broke and u
attempting 10 get another one ~ IN
r'str n became ~entangled IN IN.
Eooseyrlt's propeller.
III starr managed ~ make I'LL 49,
.not hoid n sixty fathcms III Va
III hut he Sc tuE began drifting
helpis7sly toward reef. Ths
samsf southwestern. vhch went IN
re sid n the two ships. sttemn,sJ
I'M send ont = fileboat 10 tho Pcn-a-
Neit 6ut apparently did not zrccssJ
'a.ihE anyone off. The r,,.-
nIp Attn also 70 THE aiJ ~ a.
ttlt last night AL nidrirh,
IL unalsa reported that The Az,
70 got = tow lire 70 n. roarg-sI.
Z rad pulled IN ~ rafr.-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
FIGHT RESULTS
bT SNORMAN c. BROWN
CBy The Associated Press

TrTTSBURGH-Cuddy he Marco.
Charlfroi. Ia, %outpcintcd Rudy Ce.
d3r. Tarrntnm tlnl.
ALLENTOWN, Tia. - lie nEi Be
y anckcr. France, out.s .rtcd Bucks
BOYLE, Allentown Gnl. Steve Cole,
Allentown. knocked cut Jimm!
flores, Filipino tbl. .
PHILADELPHIA 49, Matt AdEie,
Philadelphia. outpointed Babe MA,
CorEary. Oklahoma CI0l. X. II.
Phil Kaplan. New York, stopped
Ion rstrin. Newark CAV.
CALI. Colnmbia-Paulino urcu.
dun. o%rtrointsd Jack Rsrault, Cana.
ia ttnl.
NEWCASTLE. ps-JacE Dillon
Nashville, Tenn, outpuinted Henry
Firro. Louisville. ~. ffef. does
Goodman. Norfolk. Ne.. outpointed
MI :. Carpenter. New hensinTtcn
(s1.
WASHINGTON. Pa-Steve O'Msl.
lcy. Bsllaire. Ohio, outpcintsd Young
Ruby. Charleroi. n. n0). HarrI
spencer. Washington. Pa. knocke,
out Rry Kerr. GAINESVILLE, Ohio C1b
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Gil Puts End to
Summary Deaths

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 2e.-E-
Abolition Of summary executions has
been ordered BY President -milo
Pcrtes Gil. Hs announced that even
persons unprecedented III open rebel
lion against the government would
not be pu. 10 death surnarilv bit
would te turned over 70 the anthcri-
ties for formal trial.
The instructions were given the
war department which PASSED them
on - military commanders through
out the country. Heretofore IL has
been the practice for military com
msntsrs % execute. Insurgents have
a drEm-hesd court-msrtisl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Heavy Paintings
Of Citrus Fruit
On Wilson Tract

EARLTNGEN. Dec. 2e.-HesvT
rlantings Of citrus fruit are under
way on the Wilson Tract. enc of the
Oldest communities IN this part ~
the VALLEY. which IS rapidly being
transformed from vegetable and
staple producing section into ore ~
the largest frHit aress IN tho Valley
HEAVY paintings have been under way
the past t~o wears. and II y predicted
that paintings this SESSION will sIve
the tract . larger acreage of fruit
than sny similar acreage n Cameron
county.
The Old Dishman farm. n go
scres. living west Of the Wilson Tract.
has recently been included n the
"a Ferris rstsr district, and thA en-
sire acreage " expected - be planted
- citrus fruit. Clearing j. ? IN
der wsv, .nd several blocks ri trees
have been set out.
The snsvAly loading station n TIE
extreme -~outneastern part of the
tract. T. now me ~ the largest fruit
shipping points in the Valley and the
largest on the Southern Pacific lines.
over 50 cars having been mcrtd from
that point this season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Criminals
Arrested in N. Y.
Police Round In

NEW YORK. Der. c6-lF-FoIics
Commissioner Grover "A. Nhalen said
today that the weekend polio. round
VI had Melted eight criminals cf ma
jor Importance among the lac per=ons
taken into custody.
The commissions did not make
known the names NJ the eight ~ the
crimes fer which they were wanted.
The fact that only eisht arrests
were reported 10 headquarters Christ
mas day wst taken BY the commits
sicner II indicate that gsngsters and
other undesirshle- had departed hast
nv from the city after the roundup
cot under way
"A decrease in the number of poison
rnuor deaths ~ss attributed hy Com
missioner Nhalen ~ recent police
activity. il cleaning ~ rpeakearias.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Big Six Team to
Engage Stars of
Texas In Dallas

DALLAS. D.. -G-GF-Coarh Err
nest Bearg haHd-picked squad of
Big Six Grid1ler5 arrived IN "A body
today and were to get down ID stren-
uous practice for their New Years
Day classic here with the South
west Conference all-stars selected py
Coaches Clyde Littlsfield and Matty
Bell.
The Huskies from the Valley will
practice twirs daily che remainder
~ the week, Ccsch BearT announced.
lie will have The assistance ~ Bo
Mcmillan. former Centre college star
ard present coach of Kansas Aggits,
whipping his team into shaps.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Great Swimmer
Is to Turn Pro

CHICAGO. Dec. H6s-tF johnny
weissmuller. v ~ the worlds
greatest swimmers. will sirE biz
swan s,nr a. amateurism on January
Z ~ dive into the more r-cssic bus
mess ~ earning . living.
weissmuiler. In = letter - II. r
Tffendrii. chairman r. the athletic
committee ~ the Illinois Athlete
club. explained that he must lock
irto the future and try r. earn some
money. something m athlete ~ rcn-
slant training fi-ds hard II Dr."
veiS.-rif~r ~ not st-ic IN hi
letter what ha intends - f. - earn
money. hut friends are reported IS
saying that stage appearances are In
efuded In the program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
FIVE BARELY ESCAPE
FROM BURNING HOME

lAiLuh, Tex. Dee. 7s-fn
i1PFsd n the second floor or ~
iaglor dwelling when ira fi--,
~ ourst INTO flames during n
nnrlatmas celebration YESTERDAY. fivs
psrsons barely escaped befora IA
structure collapsed. IT.
Mr. end Mrs. e. c. Oral.
20 NJ and Mrs. Fl. = Has,
rescued The yard just a. IN. ,.c.rd
floor fell IN. Loss was estimated "A
10000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
WILL TRAIN
UNDER COACH PLATO

Coach Soc Plato will have local
basketball squads out In earnest aft
er the Christmas holidays. The
junior college and high school ex-
meet 70 place strong quints in the
field this year.
The FaFler hsi y poor season ia-t
gear but with Weller. O'Brysn. Ben
nett and Ionaoria hask ~ ! nucleus.
better things arc looked FOR hy high
school p%artfshn..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
OVEN BLAST nURTs ONE

IAN ANTONIU. TeE., Dec. Ie--IT1
-Fedi- DoniE. cook. was seriously
injured and lives ~ p score az holi-
dsv merrymakers endangered when
. bake oven IN the kitchen RI . cafe
here exploded yesterday. The inter
Tor of the cafe was badly damaged
ard three plate glass windows shat
tered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
Sportiistory

Wednesday, December 70
lsp0-Jem Ward, known ~ the
Black Diamond. great British heavy
weight, born In England.
fsSs-Jack McAuliffc. lightweight
champion. knocks out Jake Hysms ~
nine rounds at Williamsburg. NJ. Y.
ia0I-WilIiam T.. yong S~triblirGi
heavyweight. born In Bainhridge, On.
I905-Jack Johnson wins world
heavyweight title defeating Tommy
Burns in IA rounds nc Sydney. Aus
tralia.
1et0--1immy Clabby. worlds well
ter weight champ. knocks out Gus
Dewitt in one round M Brisbane,
Australia
I9t4-Jim Flynn knocks cut
George Davis In seven rounds ~
Buffalo, N. N.
1ai7-Thc Chicago Cubs trade CIV
Williams 10 Philadelphia for Dode
Patkert.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
NO IN
ABILENE GRID GAME.

Nc definite stems toward ! Browns
vile Abilene football vamr h7l been
taken m until Wednesday noon
While upstate uarcr- have reported
San Antonio and Hnuhton a. seeking
the sane. nothing her r~atsriaIi-~d.
The ~,re y rnliEelv. local sports
men point cut. for Abilene has ali a.
lose and little . gain In . contest
with Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
ore IS KILLED IN
CHRISTMAS ARGUMENT

HENRIETTA. Texas. Dee. os.-dFI
argument v = Christmas
present wss said to have led to he
fatal shooting n Bill nuncsn, 20. ~
r. ranch 2S miles from here ysster-
dav.
Babe Hickman. hrothsr-in-Iav ~
Duncan. surrendered and wns char
I'd with murder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
JANE ADDAMS BETTER
AFTER SEVERE ILLNESS

CHICAGO. Zee. 7fAfr-Jana
Addams. founder n Hull Rouse. hes
hsen I'M fer = fortnight. suffering
from bronchitis, II WAS learned t1
dav.
Physicians taid The critical stage
of the illness hss paEted ard that
the condition of Miss Adams H. nov
much improved. She IA 80 years I'D.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
SELLS STOCK To woRKERs

NEW YORK.. Dec. aG.-tP-Gulf
Refining COMPANY " Houston, a sub
sidiary az Cult OH Corporation. has
sold - employees sIs.oo0,n00 in Gulf
oil stock ~ ssC = share. The company
raging one-third of the price NJ A
Christmas Gift Thr stock ~ nov
selling On the New York curb market
around SffS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
now MUCH WILL az LEFT?

LoNDON-A. X. Willie provided
in hiS will for \ $4,000 Request N
4 friend. ~ 70 later ~ the friend
wife, their children. grandchildren
and rrest-Frandchildren. then - \
charity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26
10 LOVE LETTERS

EAMsERN ELL. Fnr-After II. Il.
Hartnell. a married man, had killed
Miss Winifred Rumble. 100 love let
ters from him we're found In her
room.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-26

Uzcudun Takes
Decision From
Renault at Cali

CALI, Colombia. Dec. 2s.-fF
Paolino UEcudun OK Spain. the favor
ito heavyweight OF ali Spanish
speaking people. has earned himself
a place In the hearts Of nth Ameri-
ran ring fans. I'm a ten-round bat
tie, hailed nm the greatest fight ever
held In Latin America Paolin0 deci-
sively cutpointed Jack Renault OF
Canada here yesterday to yet "a well
earned decision
Pounding nc Renault's body with "A
steady fire or short jabs. the Basque
wore his opponent down IN the early
rounds and had him battling VI pre-
vent a knockout i'm the final frame
III the eighth round and again In the
tenth Paolino appeared on the verge
n q knockout victory but the Cana
dian managed 70 weather the sttaca-
70 YEARS IN PO0RH0USE
PENRITH. EnE--Samuel Sewers
By. agtd TT, died i'm the poorhouse.
where he had been IN inmate since
N was Y years old.