Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30

Remembers o'clock on the local
C~ridiron-the Harlingen Cardinals
and the Brownsville Eagles-wiil
play a football game.
Roy b. Henderson Is head Of the
In~terscholastic Football league Of
Texas, headquarters at Austin a
rule was made several days ago IN
regard 20 eligihility-and one which
has caused considerable discussion,
and misinterpretation. This rule Will
have, a f~ar-reaching effect on high
school students all over the state, rs
well as Valley schools.
In effect it says that IL a high
school student enters school in the
spring plays baseball that spring,
can still play four seasons Of foot
ball. Mr.. Henderson further says
that the student would not become
Ineligible until the fifth season Of
baseball. The committee ruled that
if a student misses playing m sea-
son OF a sport, after he has started
participating in high school athlet-
les. one year az eligibility for that
sport IL consumed. As an examples:
If a student plays baseball the same
spring he enters high school. and
then misses football the next fall, he
then would have only three seasons
Of football eligibility remaining"
Clyde Pratt. well known Valley
baseball player. Is coach OF the Cor
pus Christi high school football
wIu~rr lr.rlnwv Fwv.w ~ nYflfn~ Gov
his squad In their gam Friday
against Austin high. and Pratt's men
came out victors. Clyde may bring
his Buccaneers to Brownsville for q
game sometime this fall. fTwould be
a grid classic.
BY this time Thursday some hunt
or or hunters are going to claim one
or more Of the prizes being offered
ny Batsell-Wells Sporting Goods Go.
From indications there will be plen-
~ shells used TIP the first day Of the
duck-shootirg season.
There was a lot az pep being
displayed yesterday BY Coach
Webb C~unnalIy's junior high Red
Ants. Bob Biggs has been placed
nj Quarterbark-a position the
coach has been handicapped at
all season.
Arkansas-now that she has won a
few games-is sending out stories Of
injuries % its star players, and be-
moaning they will he handicapped
before each game. Same old kind Of
stuff Texas University. up until this
year. had been harping on. But IL
won't do any good. Just an alibi.
Story came out of Houston Satur-
day night. ancut the Rice-Texas
game. that Hughes. a Texas player.
had "%stole' the pigskin in q a
He from an Owl. If the charges are
true a. charEed-we haven't heard
anything else about IL.
Rice sprinters-cross-country rur
ners-are doing better than ther
football comrades. Saturday thy
beat Texas But time vs
when Littlefield. now football con
was coach Of the cinder path r
and his teams always anne QUO
top or near the tor.
Willie Kamm. captain and ir
baseman Of the Chicago Wifi
regarded ny a dangerous ba.bF
pinch. never hit 800 until trs
SON. Kamm III a colorless rlf.a.
he Is regarded a. the best thD
man in the American League
' lrol
Red eagle. Army backed !
Yale some Of the stuff he ~.
VI. III. when on last SaouRh
galloped over the gridirore was
gains TO beat Eli Is to a, but
taken out because Of ped IS
before his departure hS yards
yards for a touchdown home
10 another tochd0wn. his IG7
is in Louisiana. He
pounds.
mighty in-
There III going toen Friday.
terestirg game atluad comes
Coach kcllam's Mir a contest.
10 Coach Dykes cthere was a
In their game latunt or time
squabble over the quarters
given 70 play otctly. McAllen
III We remember was played
claimed The IA
for 20 Or 80 -
west conference
"A couple \ draw an inn
tilts Saturdhterest. s. NJ. I'LL
mense amot 4 game with the
rocs to AtC. NJ. plays Baylor.
Longhorns"
a football game
Therlocal gridiron Fri.
playedl be interesting
day draw the biggest
enoui season. 80 far. Rcd
croytic director. expects
I~rvFeachers on the oppo.
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