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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
title HINGES
ON LONCHORN,
FARMER SCRAP
Ireatest Crowd Ever
To Witness Game in
Texas Expected to
Attend Battle

DALLAS. Nov. 25.-F9-Ihe great
80 crowd ever to witness = football
zane IN Texas is expected to assem-
pc IN the Memorial Stadium at Aus
IN Thursday for the annual Difficult
" between Texas university and the
TEXAS Aggies.
Sizing up the advanc. sale and
signs Of interest otherwise manifest.
ciiicials are predicting that 5000
psic admissions will witness the
spectacle, incidentally dropping $50
evo into The Golfers Of the two
school,.
This year there is more 10 the con
test than color. Fans Will see the
aeouthwest Conference championship
decided. Texas can win and gain an
undisputed hold on the title. A tie
game would throw the LonEhorns
into a dead lock with Arkansas uni
versity. An Aggie victory would
send the tiara 20 Arkansas.
Two other conference conflicts
scheduled Turkey Day can have no
bearing on the title. Ownby sta
dun at Dallas will he thronged Tor
the annual meeting ~ the Southern
Methodist University Mustangs and
ttAdA 1nflstlan lnlNFNNiAA i'AhN'
Frogs. a rivalry which has grown ~
most as intense a. that between
Texas and the Aggies. There .iso
will he q mob AZ Houston Tor inc
melee between Baylor university and
Rice Institute.
Arkansas will close against South
western university al Memphis. IF'
Razorback Huskies have been pour
ing it on their smaller rivals N re-
cent games and will favored TO trim
Southwestern.
There is a growing feeling thst the
Cadets will slip up on the Long
horns. On the face or their rsspec-
tive seasons records, the L~onghorns
could be figured to win by two ct
three t~ouchdowns. Then, on the oth-
ar hand. the Aggies held Southern
Methodist TO a 1919 tie q week after
the Longhorns had been beaten 70
., BY those same Methodists. me
"officisl' odds. they say. arc Z 70 ?
on Texas. with no points being given
Both teams will he able to put their
full strength on the field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
Valley League
Seen Bv Boston

o. N. Boston. local baseball en-
thnsiast, is of the opinion that the
valley will be ready for organized
baseball next summer. as he SAYS
a number Of fans Of different Valley
cities have been in communication
with him during thespast few weeks,
with n view Of forming OF q league
down here.
Mr.. Boston received a letter from
Doak Roberts. president Of the Texas
league. inquiring as TO whether The
Valley would have a representative
NJ the meeting Of professional base
ball clubs in Montreal. Canada. next
month. Mr.. Boston wired Mr.. Rob
erts the Valley proxy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
Comets to See
Austin Classic

Coach Ritchey's Ell Jardin Comets.
crack rural high school grid squad.
is going to the game in Austin
Thursday between the ancient riy4ls
Texas and Texas . & vi.
They will 60 in q body In a bur.
Coach Ritchey announces.
The Comets are happy over their
defeat Of the Santa Rosa team FRI
DAY. which victory put the boys Of
Ritchey IN q commanding position
for the rural high title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

Rice Institute football fans have
adopted a slogan. which reads:
stop Baylor" Now we indorse
that slogan. Baylor plays the Owls
Thanksgiving in Houston. But IL
would be better for the slogan 10
read. TRY and Wiz n Game Now
ard Then. Anyway for the Rice
followers to adopt.
So Jack Sharkey has gone and
butt himself and family a $4,000
nome situated among the 400" az
Jew York. Many fans didn't be-
,ieye the big heavyweight bsttler
nsa saved that much dough from
wv nights. Shsrkey. anyhow. IL be-
n'ea nv many well known experts
n mere : sny such animal) &c
fossess championship ability. But
then Sharkey will have 10 fight a.
Nhat coveted crown. and he will
-. 10 Keep his mind on fighting
IN the ring and not on claim
sNls' etcr a, he did with
seE' much m his regret. Re-
me that fight, Sharkey DROP
- ~ hands TO his sides and look
.ulHu ~ the referee and started
claiming that Dempsey wasn't hit
tlns MN IN the approved fashion, or
soMethlnE. and Dempsey sensing
thls opportunity, socked him on the
Jaw. and they DO say II ,,ot NJ
Sharkey some ten ~ more wirr,o.
to clear his hcfud6led brain
There has been 4 1T 81 TAFT Y, a..
last few dayt regarding the proro..5
game between the local high rrij
squad and q Chicago eleven. and tn
discussion %revolves around vhether
or not the Windy CITY eleven INV
any heroes on It's squad. The Hvde
Park high Of that city has in the
last few years had ! number "
nrEroes on its team. but N NAV y,
that that school will not win the
championship. which will be decide
soon, and as a consequence will NJ.
play Brownsville. The latest 4
that Of the Carl Schur, team be
ing the one that will come to Thu
city. Ease your thoughts. Their,
will be TO negroes or any team
that plays the locals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
sAsas
~PORTS FORUM !
- By Bishop Clements I.

Thanksgiving at San Beo., .u ,
find the Greyhounds Of thai VII
combat with the crack McAlsS'y IN
tit. in what promises u be c%rou'
the most interesting games M ~
season. Speed will be matcS.s
against speed. Adsmson, Csrsss
Welch and Dcdson, the barkfield ~
sam Benito will have worthy orpon-
ents in Cox. Leslie, Cara and other
Bulldog backs.
There Il a happy bunch II war
riors out at the local high school
these days. They have 2 right 70
be cheerful. What with a winning
record that looks like the size Of
a mountain, and their going 70
Austin for the game between iesas
and A. & NJ. Thanksgiving, the
Eagles are "chesty' for the tirst
time this season.
Devotses Of the manly art q sell.
defense have in store some good
bouts during the first part Of De-
cember. when Promoter TEX Zee
ceril Of Brownsville viii stage MS
second bout. Tex has some nifty
maulers lined UP and the main event
promises 10 be interesting between
H~inoiosa. former local school foot
ball player and Jack uorrows OF
Arkansas.
George Bell. local business maj
and football enthusiast. Is doing
the athletic committee OF the local
high school n good turn i'm starting
a campaign for funds 20 dress mp
the Eagles. SO TO speak. They are
going TO Austin Thanksgiving and
every fan who feels that he can will
donate TO the fund. turning over the
money 10 John Gregg az the Mer-
chants Bank. 1t Is a worthy under
taking. and Mr.. Bell is to be con-
graduated.
You golfers and golf fans will be
interested in the announcement from
the executive committee Of the
United States Golf association in
New York last week. that Glenns
Collett will defend the vomen's ma
tional golf championship next yezr
at Birmir CHAM. Mich.
y b
You can't keep tho old boys down.
Now comes owen Combes. Charlie
Ceisya. and other Brownsville foot
ball stars OF 1920 End 1921 with a
challenge to the Eagles Of this year.
Combes believes the game could be
arranged along about the first Of
the year after the whole schedule
Of the local high has been complet-
ed Among others who would par
ticipate IN this game would Re Eddie
NElente. WORKMAN Davenport. Big
Steve Stevens. Of Donna; Charlie
Smith. and other stars and favor
ties Of the local school az that
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
SHELL BLAST WARNS
OF FIRE, SAVES TWO

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. 2e.-PD
Explosion OF cartridge shells. sou
venirs saved from the World war,
probably saved the lives Of S. L.
Beard and his family az midnight.
Mr.. Beard. his wife and two chill
dren escaped BY = window. after be-
ing awakened by the explosion Of
shells as a fire consumed their
hopre
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
CLARA BOW HAS FLU

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ze.-CP-
Clara Bow. film star. was i'll at her
hotel here today with what a physi-
clan diagnosed as a light attack Of
influenza.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
CITY BRIEFS

Stated Conclave Brownsville Com
mandy No. g., h. T., Ma
-- sonic Temple. 1880 tins
evening. Monday. Novcm
UZNnW her IS, 1925. All Knights
- Templer fraternally invit-
Cd "a attend. Geo. a..
4 Houston, Commander; william W
kfati. Recorder.-Adv
Ne You Have anything TO haul or
store, phone 2Is.-Nalley Bonded
warehouse & Storage Co. Adv. II.
Order B~uttons-The Brownsville
Chamber Of Commerce has ordered
5000 buttons with "Tm for the
Brownsville port" printed around the
outer surface. They will he ready
for distribution within the next
few days.
All Kinds OF feed at hardtime prie-
es.-Valley Bonded Warehouse q
Storage Co.--Adv. II.
Correct SIGNALS The valley cham
hars Of and the Valley
council. Boy Scouts Of America. have
issued illustrated pamphlets show
ing the proper signals 20 use when
driving an automobile. The signals
shown included those used for left
uarnd riEht turn. snd stops.
shinment Of choice Red Snapper
4ust received by Sanitary Fish ard
'Mest Market, Elizabeth and Ninth
sts-sdv.
Snrve Rarbecue-The James-nick-
;rson is preparing TO serve
n csbrito and venison dinner to the
state Editors association delegates
when they visit Brownsville FRI
aav. The banquet will be held at
ths Fl Jsrdin club house. The edi-
tors are holding their annual meet
IN Sau Benitc. Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday.
= shipment 81 choice Red snapper
;u,t received By Sanitary Fish and
Meat Market, Elizabeth and Ninth
Sts.-sdv.
In McAilen-Hsrcld Isffsrdt. dep
nv n. s. marshall. was ordered 20
weAllen 20 assist in the congress
.;onal investigation into the politi-
..I xituation IN that county which
erened It's first session Monday.
Inst Arrived. silk. felt ard feather
n.ts. Amnya's Millinery. Adams St.
ADV.
Rack From Hunt--William Neale.
ssnutv collector of customs for
RyovnsviIle, and Emil Kowalski.
Erownsville attorney. have returned
from 4 five-day hunt with the
srarks hunting party in q section Of
MEXICO about 135 miles from Mats
-,oros. The rest Of the party.
~hich includes about IL hunters.
eli remain for another two weeks.
Neale declared game was plentiful.
", rebloek. remodel hats and DO
a.rstitching. Amaya's Millinery,
Adams St.-Adv. %.
Gaming Here-David II. Harris Of
r,,Iton. Mo-, Judge of the saith judi
~ district: J. B. Miles. Helena.
sI.J Insurance counselor; c. 6. Low
AI.h.i Versailles Hotel. Chicago;
80 Allan j. Beach Of Flint, Mich
snecial agent for the Detroit Ma
.;crsl Fire Insurance company. have
III written the Brownsville Cham-
- 81 Commerce for Information
s-n.erning this city where they
s.nh declared they intended spend
sse" arc winter months. All had
~, nup,yiously wintered in Florida.
All Thanksgiving day events
t,otbalI games. church services.
loosches. musical programs a he
pourht to your own fireside with
.hs new Atwster Kent radio Or
AR Immediately for installation be
sars Thanksgiving. Radio reception
r.-fect now. Easy terms on nsN
fs5q sets. r. H.. Williams
"a Elizabeth. Phone ei'.-Adv' e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

Correct Signals The Valley cham
har, Of and the Valley
council. Boy Scouts Of America. have
issued illustrated pamphlets show
ing the proper signals 70 use when
driving an automobile. The signals
shown included those used for left
>snd riTht turns snd stops.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

Order Buttons-The Brownsville
Chamber Of Commerce has ordered
5000 buttons with I'm Tor the
Brownsville port printed around the
outer surface. They will he ready
for distribution within the next
few days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

Shipment 81 choice Red snapper
Hust received by Sanitary Fish ard
Mest Market, Elizabeth and Ninth
Sts.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

Tn McAilen Harold Jsffsrdt. dep
nv n. s. marshall. was ordered 20
weAllen 70 assist in the congress
sional investigation into the politi-
81 situstion In that county which
srsred It's first session Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

All Kinds OF feed at hardtime prie-
es.-vailey Bonded Warehouse &
Storage Co.--Adv. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

! Conclave Brownsville tom
mandy No. g., h. T., Ma
sonic Temple. 1880 this
evening, Monday. Novcm I
~ her rs, 1925. Al Knights
=. Templer fraternally invit-
"a To attend. Geo. A.
/. Commanders: William ".
1913 Al.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

SHIPMENT Of choice Red snapper
iu,t received BY Sanitary Fish and
Meat Market, Elizabeth and Ninth
Sts.-sdv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

NJ You Have anything TO haul or
store. phone 2Is.-Nalley Bonded
warehouse & Storage Co.-Adv. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26
A turkey In the rooster
is worth two on
the roost.

And a stock of Thanks
giving suns and over
coats in town is worth
two in transit.
AT The Fashion the
clothing you need is
waiting for you - we
are not waiting for it.
In suits - everything
from wing to wish.
bone
In o'coats-a 2O-pound
assortment instead OF
just enough to 20
around.
$3.50 to $50 for the
Suits
SIS to $40 for the
Great Coats
EtSS;u 1ON
nRowNsvI1E.T
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

Serve Barbecue-Th. Jsmes-pick-
inson company is preparing to serve
\ csbrito and venison dinner TO the
state Editors association delegates
when they visit Brownsville Fri
dav. The banquet will be held at
ths Ell Jsrdin club house. The edi-
tors are holding their annual meet
IN Ssu Benitc. Wednesday. Thurs
dav ard FRIDAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

lust Arrived. silk. felt and feather
h.ts. Amnya's Millinery. Adams St.
ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

All THANKSGIVING day
s.h.lI games. church services.
ioa.hes. musical programs can he
spsrht 70 your own fireside with
rsw Atwater Kent radio. Or
a. Immediately for installation be-
dsr Thanksgiving. Radio reception
lutsrt now. Easy terms on new
Poo .ets. r. n. Williams, Tenth
Elizabeth. Phone 6i5.-Ady' e.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-26

W, rebloek. remodel hats and do
t,mstitching. Amaya's Millinery,
ADAMS St.-Adv. %.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-08
STAGE ALL SET FOR
NEXT WEEKS BOUTS
Putnam Sporting Club Has Fine
Card Arranged For Fans
Approval
Peloauin viii Re- Fis To Meet Cor
nier

The stage Is 81 set sccordi-- -
che matchmaker ~ ihe Putnam s~e-'
fnr Club for the bouts next F-i'o-'
nivhs The ertrv list n comnIete rea
the biz show is all ready and waiting
TO 90.
Rene Pel0nuin who has been mrs
fn0 a cracked rib win be ~ by the
tim the Vong rings and everv H@ht
follower IN ihIs section viii watch FOR
his 20 with Vernon Cormier Of Wor-
rester
These Youngsters have heen nt each
other Oft and on ever sinee beying
came 10 life apain IN this citv. Pelo-
auin has = X. o. and decision 70 his
credit hut II srarting under his de-
Feat when he last met cornier In
Putnam and lost the Judges decision.
This viii be the battle If the fndino
winter months unless the dope i all
wrong.
Danieison win send several other
members % the peioouin stable. bows
who have been winning In Norwich.
willimantic and Providence. Nor
witch viii contribute some Of It's best
talent and the show win be bang no
exhibition. Tickets are now selling
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-08
ABINGDON

W. II. Gallup was in wirimantic
Sunday.
John LaBelle of KnIingly called
at Maple Curve farm on Tuesday.
DR.. ] d. Clark and A. H. Amidon
were in Webster. Mass, on Wednes-
day.
MERIT Gallup has been visiting his
son, Chas. S. Gallup and family of
Chaplin.
Mrs Fred b. Botham and Miss
Addie NJ. Hutchins were in Whitman
tic on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Carson Of Appa-
naug. r. l., were recent callers on
Miss Addie Hutehins.
Mrs. c. NJ. Main and Mrs. Pencil
ton Of Preston visited Mrs. Mains
mother. Mrs. Hdlen Pearsol on Satur-
day.
James Elliott returned TO Storrs
College on Sunday afternoon, having
spent the weekend with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. J. II. Elliott.
Mrs. J. F.. Ralloch and Miss Esther
MaeNaueht attended a piano recital
in Providence. r. l.. on Fridav eve
ing. Miss Louise Sherman Of Put
nam Played.
Last Sunday at the Christian En-
dcavor nominating committee was
chosen. consisting of Rev. G. b. Haw-
kes, Ruth Hawkes. and Norman Ami
don. Election Of officers win take
place next Sunday.
Mrs. T. Morris Murray inspected
the work Of construction at the Haven
on Thursday. The generosity Of Mrs.
Murray in charging the Haven is a
benefit that win be enjoyed BY many
elderly people for many years to
come.
Joseph r. Stoddard. Clarence Wat
son, F. N. Searles and Frank l..
Davis Of Putnam were in Spring
field. Mass. this Wednesday and
Thursday attending the annual meet
ing Of the Eastern States Farmers
Exchange.
Callers at the Haven on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs.
Eliza Williams and Ralph Williams
Of Willimantic called on Mrs. Ellen
Rogers. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Al
word Of Putnam. Mrs. 0rrin Alvord
and son Of Dayville called on George
Alvord
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-08
THOMPSON

Mr.. Charles Weaver has been a
guest at Mrs. Newell Weeds for some
time.
Mrs. George Brott entertained the
Missionary Society Wednesday after
noon.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Masten go 70
New York the latter part Of the week,
Or. Masten sailing for Bermuda Sat
nrday.
Mary Lou and Marshall Ream are
much Interested in two small alliga-
tors recently sent them from Florida
by their father.
Mrs. Andre Roosevelt and Miss
Wiley were guests at the Pomfret
Bridge Club when it was entertained
by Miss Boult Monday evening.
A letter received from Miss 0lney
tells Of the pleasant trip she and her
brother are having with Mr.. Louis
Ream cruising in Florida waters.
The Thimble Club was entertained
by Mrs. Agnes Leake Thursday. The
reader was Mrs. Marion Whiting, and
the subject, "Ins and Outs of Radio
Broadcasting.
The Rev. f. 5. Lyon. who has been
confined to the house with severe
cold, is out again; owing to his illness
the preparatory service was omitted
last Thursday evening. and Mr.. Fuller
Of Putnam preached Sunday morning
The subject for Mr. Lyons sermon
Sunday morning will be THE Phari.
see and the Publican" the text being
Il thank Thee that ! am not as other
men are Ia the Sunday school he
will tell the children story about
THE Stone In the Road. The Older
boys Of the Knights Of King Arthur
will meet az the parsonage Friday af.
ternoon at four. There viii be nc
meeting at the church Saturday.
The following is the honor roll of the
Thompson Hin school for February
Ninety 10 100 per cent: Grace Whitney
Raymond Smith, Alexander Maitland
Jr., George Inv, Jr., Marjorie Tyring
Gilbert Amidon, Mary Hoeing, Floyd
Cole. and Joseph Johnson. Eighty TO
eighty-nine per cent: Helen johnson,
Leslie Johnson, Sarah Ballard, Roger
Bayer, Charles jacques, Lucille John.
son, Bruno Kaminski. Mary Drobot,
Alan Logee, Edgar Elliott, Raymond
Elliott, John Eddy, and Raymond
Bates.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-08
CROWD ON TOES
Putnam Loses TO killingly b,
Two Points In Seasons
Thriller.

Killingly High, by the close score
Of % 20 81. took the game from Put.
nam az Danielson last Friday night
before a crowd Of thrilled spectators.
The game was a record breaker as 4
took three minute overtime periods
RODS to decide il, Il being anybody's
game up 10 the whistle.
Al the end Of the four eight-minute
periods the score was 1918. In the
FIRST overtime period Bovc Of Putnam
tossed the first basket Putnam could
not hold this lead for, within a few
seconds Of the whistle, Mckeon even
cd II up
In the second overtime period the
game was so hard fought that neither
side was able b score.
In this the third and last period
Donovan Of the visitass broke the
ice with foul. making the score q
70 20 Ia Putnam's favor and the score
remained thus until Iague sonted
IS seconds 20 play. He made a field
goal and at the same time foul was
committed upon him giving him free
throw. which he made. These points
brought The score TO % te p In favor
of Killingly, and victory for them.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-08
Derry ALLEYS

The season has come to a very sue
cessful close this week establishing
new alleys and city records, the out
standing feature of the season was
the performing Of Louis Gagne end
ing the season with real profession
al average Of les 1890 for twenty
matches. Armand Lussier also did
something that Is worth mentioning
bowlcd 444 IN match game, worth
while remembering.
Lussier's Pets captured the league
pcnnant in the last lap of the tourna-
ment when they took four points
from every club except their bitterest
rival the Yankees piloted by Eugene
Iatour. which closed the season in
close second although they got OIL TO
a s;s5r start
II was quite a battle for third hon
ors between the G. a. c. NJ. NJ. and
the c. A. G. s. NJ. standing to a
tie the longest part Of the season. the
club spirit existed all season especial
Is when both teams FLASHED, but the
married men eventually won out. re-
ceivinf good support from the three
stars OF the team. w. Duprc who was
second IN the averages, p. Labossiere
the pride Of Rhodesville and Fred
Robitaille the pride of down town.
and Ovila Anger who captured the
season high single string honor with
i72 was the only promising man.
The pennant winners are already
looking forward TO arranging a series
Of matches 10 decide the city cham
lpiouship.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-08
OH FOR ONE POINT
Pomfret Street Outfit plays
Union Stree, Kaceys To a
Tie.

One more noint scored BY the Odd
Fellows last Thursday evening would
have nut them on record ms w'nnsn7
IN the indoor ruorts contest with the
X. OF C.. for the first time IN weeks
But the nlavers from pomfret street
rouldn'f make rood and the even no.
contest resulted IN 60 tie. This
leaves the total sc0rc the snme ~
last week. Kacevs fi2, Odd Fellows
ca. The evenings scoring WAS ~
follows :-
Bid Whist
NJ Hapnlfan and f. phanenf ~or
from Swanson and J. Stoumheiis
fharron and MeCauley from Andrews
and Shippee; Irving and lgo IRON
Chandler and Rust: BOURGEOIS ana
Riley from Lincoln and G, shaw a
Cirnca and Light from Campbell ane
G. Tourtcliotte: G. Giraca and i
phancuf from Mcintyre and Brown
J. Bove and Martin lost 70 j Tour,
teIIotte and Warren: st. Onge and
Remillard TO r. Morrarty and g. Gil
ford; I. Giraca and Welch 70 II.
Sharpe and Ferns; Montville and
Renshaw 20 II MoTarty and y. And
rews; Clou,ier and w. Rice. o r.
Stoumbela and Adams, and ut bridge,
McGarry and Benoit lost TO Carpenter
and Perry.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-08
BovE LEADS HIGH SCHOOL
SCORERS WITH I8s POINTS

Capt. Bove was accorded undis-
puted leadership throughout the sea.
son. with a single game record OF
thirty three points. Sham, Cody and
Leo waged a merry battle for second
position AT the beginning Of the sea-
son. Cody soon dropped out and
after lively battle. Leo finished with
seven point margin over Sham:
Cody finished In fourth position and
Donovan, a guard, followed in fifth.
Three Of the Punam High squad
finished over the 100 mark, Bove, Leo
and Sham.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-08

The bureau 81 standards says that
light and sound are transmitted by
different media, and the speed Of
travel Is determined by the properties
Of the transmitting medium. Sound
Is transmitted through air or some
liquid or solid matter. but light win
pass through vacuum.
Putnam patriot., 1928-03-08

The old Indian practice OF canoe
ing was slowly but surely dying out
when II was brought back TO life by
the organization OF The American Ca
noe association IN 1850 Due 10 the
work OF this association canoeing to-
day is one OF the most popular Of
summer sports.