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Evening star., 1928-04-01

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Evening star., 1928-04-01

PAIhgIhH ~ lso0se tslat1As lnEeriOF end sx
terror skilled 0ssssNGHleE FEasOnsggle pFtoee
EaAfl h2FE.sla e u a8 ~ d I0Ik7
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Boston to Push
Baseball League
For This Section

y. N. Boston, Brownsville bust
ness man. and leading baseball en-
thusiast II the Valley. said yester-
day. that a. y : - the Christmas
holidays are OVER. that he intends -
take 40 the matter ~ forming =
Glass u league IN south Texas. with
leading baseball fans IN the Valley.
Mr. Boston believes that a COM
pact circuit can he formed. with
Corpus Christi. and possibly one or
two more cities On that with. in al
dilion ~ three ~ more Valley cities.
McAllen has = ball park, and ID "
said that Harrington. with a number
IF professional stars winteripg IN
that city. and some No make their
permanent home thertNss tsLtnT on
? baseball spirit. and Hal he ready
II Join 4 league circuit next season.
But We mus. Get busy right aft
rr the holid.ys.' Mr.. Boston says.
'nnd Ect things started il ve are
n have = league down here next
GUNNER" Mr.. Boston said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
lntersecti0nal
Games Scheduled
For 1929 Season

CHICAGO. Dec. s@0T1-Ter in.
'erssctiou7l games ara listed fol
western conference elevens fnr the
1879 Fsarrn.
Harvard. Army. Pittsburgh. Col
gate. Princeton. Navy. Mississippi.
Vanderbilt and the University IN
Washington are the eastern. western
and southern teams that will col
Tide with biz ter ~elevens.
Outstanding International games:
Oct. 5-Colrats ~. Nirron-ir AZ
Madison: October t2-Nanderhlli v-.
Mime ofs ~ Minneapolis. October
ia-Cnlratr vr. indi7na NJ Bloom
irrton. Nov. : Chicago vs. Prince.
ton ~ Princeton. Nov. ~fn-Statn VIZ.
Pittsburgh III Pittsburgh: Nov. p
Harvard ys. Michigan Al Ann Ar.
hor: Nov. 9-Armv vs. Illinois ~
urhsrs: No. 9-Missi5siuri vs. Fur
due ~ lafayette. Nov. tf-Navy W.
Ohio state ~ Columbus; Nov. o.
University m Washington vt. Chi
ra-o III Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09

Brownsville high school has GER
tainly done itself proud 70 far this
year. Only the other day. the local
schools were granted affilistion with
the Southern Association Of Secon-
Diary Schols and Colleges. st is meet
ing in Fort Worth; and right on the
heels Of this announcement came the
victory az the Eagles Owe McAllen
for the Valley football title.
And about the sffiliaticn with the
above organization. reminds w. that
our good friend. Supt. G.. ". Gotke
Of the local schools, who was IN at
tendance at the meeting IN Fort
Worth. drove all night and part Of
the next day. in order 70 he on hand
for the gam here Friday. \ made
IL an right" the popular surerin-
tendent aid n the game, "hut was
five minutes late
And u " any wonder that TIE
local school has enjoyed such an on
viahls record i'm football this sason
with such an outstanding surcrin-
ttndent AZ is head. and such a ca
pabis athletic director 2. Rcd lr-
vine, ard coach Doug ~Fcsteuden.
of the senior high; Soc Plato M the
Junior college, and Webb Connally,
81 the junior high
Just 2 matter ~ teamwork, gen
tlemcn, teamwork.
II was hard 70 tell vho va Who In
game here Friday. The PLAYERS If
NcAllen and Brownsville we're drar-
ed IN mud. For instance We SAID
IN the vriteup of the battle. that
Weller recovered 4 NcAll~n tumble
and made 2 touchdown. when N
should have becn John Sylvester.
Speaking If Sylresier-and W
certsinl, admire that fine Young
mamie a. one ~ the rfoS' i'm
proved pls, crs ~ tho season. John
hadn't had much experience be-
FORE this scaspn IN real football
technique, hut ne took hnId and
worked hard. sud under tho wise
tJtelsSe ~ Coach %Festender. hlF
developed into onc of ih- best
ends in the Valley.
"Since ! have followed football IN
The Valley all this year would
like IN make y stab at picking an am
Valley tenn from che Valley. ana aeo
how near | guess from the ono the
Vale. coaches pick some time in
the next few days q football cuthh-
sisst, who signs his uame a Foot
ball Fan az san Ecnto write, us.
The following two teams arc the
ones that J have ricked ~ tito out
standing stars iH ths Valley for thr
reason MI ta1-. thr fan writes. ana
here are thu two team.
Left End Ovrr-irect. NrAIl-r.
Left Tackle -NcWiIliams. san Be
uito.
LeEt Gusrd-Eurn-. ~Erovrtville.
Center 0Eryan. Brownsville.
Right Guard -Cartez. Brownsville
EIcht Tackle Davis. McAllen.
Right End Ramsey. McAIcn.
Quarter-Newm1n. Brownsville.
Half Rarnhsrt. Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
Little Action AT
Texas AthIe
Conference Meet

DALLAS. Dec. s.-fF-Memhrrs of
the Texas Athletic Conference meet
Ing in scmi-annual session here to-
day postponed a contemplated ruling
on participation Of freshmen in sth-
leticS until May. when the discussion
probably will he settled.
Among the rulings adopted a. the
session were Eat non-confcrsncs
schools engaging IN events with Tex
As conference athletic teams must
abide Nv conference regulations. and
that prospective post-sfssnn games
must he sanctioned by II. r. Simm-
II Trinity university. reelected
president Of the organization.
Member schools represented al the
meeting enacted = ruling calling for
= round robin basketball schedule il
which each hoop squad must play
ten games. the championship ~ ~
awarded IN = percentage basis.
Howard Payne college cf Brown
wood was declared football cham
pion.
Other officers. all IF whom wers
reelected. were: Vice president. !.
VI. Shelton, Howard PAYNE college.
and sccretary-trcasurcr. Il. h. Godhy.
Southwestern university. George
town.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09
First Dog Races
For Valley Will
Be Run Dec. Is

Fer the first time IN history, Val
ley sport fans will he offered grey
hound rsceS, beginning Saturday eve
ninr. Dec, Is, on the Santa Cruz
racks which arc now rapidly near.
inT completion.
The worlds newest, but oldest
sport. hiss been growing popular
throughout the country for the pas.
five years and tracks arc being con-
structed IN many live sport centers.
Santa Cruz new tracks which are
being constructed just across the in
ternstionsl bridge from Brownsville
viii cost around SIS. ooo when rom.
rlsted. according 20 officials of the
concern. Work has been under way
for some time.
Valley people who have witnessed
greyhound races IN Florida and other
points pronounce IT one Of the most
fascinating sport ever produced. The
greyhound it seems. derives mors
genuine pleasure IN the chase Of the
mechanical rabbit than does the most
enthusiastic spectator.
Horse racing has been proclaimed
the King IF Sports and wagS have
applied the name NJ Queen az
sports 70 dog racing.
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aHHHl Tie TOWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION Gnm&a

team from participating in more
than 20 games during the season.
Each squad. the faculty COMMITTEES
ruled. must engage in II conference.
games.
Scouting Rules
A scouting rule vas clarified and
each man checking an opposing team
must be certified 70 the institutions
team which he is watching. The per-
son must he a member Of the coach
inE staff and will not he allowed 70
scout more than three football
games each season.
The annual track meet. slated TO
have been held in May AT tsyette-
vile. was transferred 10 Ownhy
stadium at Southern Methodist uni
versity. Tennis championship match
g IL he played a week later AZ
Austin.
Rice was awarded the track
championship won last spring and
Arkansas va, declared the basket
hall %titlist. Tezaz was named con
ference football champion and vas
voted the same distinction N golf,
tennis and baseball.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09

University If Texas. have turned
thumbs down on = proposed post
sssson game with some o~ut-n+-stste
eleven of prominence. Prominent
IN mentioned were the Nebraska
tornhuskers aud Florida Alligators.
The game Was proposed to be played
in Dallas, and undoubtedly would
have drawn a huge crowd. bat il was
pointed out by the authorities that
n vas against the rules of the con
ference for a championship team "a
play a post-seaSon game.
That being the casc II would Re do
inE the Southwest conference a good
turn to repeal the law. You cart
expect recognition II YOU don't
seek n. and IN this connection s.
". L., which made a poor showing
IN the race did = lot for conference
prestige when they took on Army
early IN the season. and have Schrd-
ulod T7mes with out-of state elrvrn-
for 1929.
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". L. SQUAD WILL 81.
GIVEN ZIG EANOUE1

AUSTIN. TeT. nsc. f-Clyds Lit
tlefield. his assistants. ard the Long
horn football squad. viii he guests
M honor M tho regular Rotary club
dinner nest Tuesday. II. n. N7lthall.
chairman MT thc tate hoard of coH.
troll. announced ihis week
About ~ mrmhcr- WI Che football
-uuad arc c-nrctcd ~ b. present ~
tho dinner. Ir. Vsithall stated.
Gov. Dan Moody has hreu invited
10 attend. and make = short speed
M The ~a--~-hl~d quests.
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PORKERSW WILL
Be RETAINED
in SOUTHWEST
No New Members Are
Added BY Meeting;
Scouting Ruling Is
Clarified

DALLAS, Tez. Dec. s.-fF-Ar-
kansas University "a assured con-
unued msmbsrship IN the south
west conference. a. lesst for one
more wear, when coaches. business
managers and faculty advisers Of the
conference voted. IN session here to-
ds%. 10 retain the conference roster
under the perscnt status. Belief
had been current that Arksn.at
would he asked - resign.
The faculty board. which held IL
nal judgment on all problems which
srose during the session. went on
record Is fsvorinE no additions.
Two Interviews
Seven schools compor. the confer
srcs - present. Representatives
from Centenary college of Shrsve-
port and Texas Archaeological col
leEs n Lubbock were granted inter
views at the meeting but did not
present applications for sdmlttsncs.
nr. II. 8. Fenirk. Austin. president
of the faculty. hosrd. said:
"Ths policy n The conference Is
70 consider memherthin - perms-
nent for all institutions thst oh
serve it, regulations ana desire -
retain their ection with The or
gsnization.' > motion adopted by the
faculty body stated. In The future
any movement for tn. retention Or
elimination ~ > member" the group
voted. must ori=inafe within th.
faculty hoard
Or. PenJck said the faculty. divi-
sion had voted unanimously m the
auction.
L. S. Y. Not n Count
In connection with Arkanrs-. ron
ference Representatives voted that
the Porkers must schedule four con
ference m in order ~ he el,ri-
bic for champion hin award IN
football. and that Louisiana State
university would not count ~ =
member school. During the past
rridiron season The Arkansas foot
ball team was granted permission -
play Louisiana state with the under
standing that tho result would fig
nrs IN A~rkantas's final standing.
The Louisiana institution does not
belong - the %~outhwryf -rnu-
Head Coach Francis A. Schr M ~
Arhsrsss announced that Games had
hf'W Nff~lNFl AFN lWN AF.f iNFl NNNl
season with TeNas university. Bsv.
Tor university ard Texas 4. r VI.
colle~e, and that p tentative date
hsd he~n ARRANGED 18th Fice fn-ti-
TUT.
Having kent the ranL. intact. The
conference moved t~dav that other
football squads must appear IN the
Arkansas c-mrus esch four wears
ar-sE rridirrr elrvers met On r-n
trail ground NV agreement. Thi-
regulation. NJ. Ferick announced.
would he enforced relirious'v.
Appointment of a commissions ~
athletics for The conferrrcs. vur-
rested ~ the recent meeting in
Fort Worth n tho Association m
Texas College. was Jisapprovcd at
tho session. Instead ; special COM
mission N athletics will n. formed.
composed n presidents of the South
west. TEXAS r. I. a. A.. and two
junior college conferences and the
president and secretary Of the Asso-
citation Of Texas Colleges. The
rrcur. which will begin - function
'wrsdistelv. will serve az = frr'
finding and publicity organization.
Tbs rule which previously banned
confluence members from engaging
~ more than six basketball rare-
Prior 20 Jan. : wa amended and q
-lsute wss adontei preventing each
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Football Results
HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL
Abilene -. Amarillo 81.
Main High tSsn Antoniol 6, Fort
Arthur s ttiel.
Hurricanes Galveston &: Sail
High Galveston o.
COLLEGE
Tennessee lS, Florida IL.
Alabama IL, Louisiana state r.
AT san Antonio: T~wcnty-thIrd In
fantry. Fort sam Houston IN. Fort
sill All-Stars z. Second Division til
tlc.l
Southern q. Chattanooga n.
North Carolina IS, Duke T..
At Charleston, s. C.: Citadel IL.
Clemson Z.
st New Orleans: Quantico Marine
~ Loyola n New Orleans. ~.
Miami %. Louisiana College q.
Negro: CLARK Y. r, Alabama stat.
Normal o..
University of Tulsa a.. Haskell
indians 8.
Pro: 81 P~hilsdslrhi. F~rankford
Tellovlscke's :. Esr York Giants o.
Soccer Navy s. L.fsvrtt. q.
Hockey
A. Boston: Bruins 3. Montreal Ma
ro-rs II
Detroit :. ~ Pittsburgh n.
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I'll, LOSE.

TULSA. Okla. rr~. --f- The
University of Tulsa closed if- ia1-
season here today vf'h \ III to = vir
tory over the Haskell indians.
Superior in every department ~
'he rsme. the Tulssnt were never
threatened Haskell ecored it- lone
marker in the -econd period VIXEN
Murphy TOOK \ Kickoff and ran thru
fine entire Tulsa team only w MI
downrd near the goal line from
where the hnll was nat over.
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ORT FORUM :
~ By Bishop Clements .

! Half-Cox. McAllen.
Full-Dodson, San Benito.
And here Is the San Bcnito fsr'l
second team:
Left End-Crowe. Brownsville.
Left Tsckls-Monsses. Brownsville
Left Guard-Todd, san Ecnito.
Center-Patr, MrAllen.
Right Gusrd-Waters, Harrington.
Right Tackle-Stutzenheckcr. Nc
Alien.
Right End-Face. san Ecnito.
Qusrtsr-iurphy. Mission.
Hslf-Garrs. McAllen.
Half-Adsmson. San Renito.
Full Weller, Brownsville.
Any coach in the Valley. W. ~
hrvc. would he glad 10 know thu
he vas n have either NJ tho above
teams for his squad next year.
Tho game here Friday. though
played in mud and rain. wasn't =
Rad contest. There vas cracker
Jack football displayed by both
the Eagles and Bulldogs. and the
iscaling was cooi-and the block
inE would have = lots nicer r.
look ~ had the field been dry
hut - " vss N MS a rtesr game.
~ criy ihr hnys ~ Dixie. ard TrE-
den know how 10 play.
Dick Horubuckle Of Donna, quarter
back on Bill McRsynolds' profes-
rionsl grid eleven # that city. was
in Brownsville Fridat and m
course ont ~ the high school sta
dirm. where about soon nthcr grid
fans gathered for the game Friday
Horrhuckle announced that Donna
would journey a. kinrrvilic nest
Sunday for 2 game with the Rail.
roaders of that city.
Come on ELL hear down YOU fel.
lons-wr are pulling for you.
Houston of the Texas league.
has made several deals Tor play
crs W the PAST few dsss. Carlisle
Iitiloiohr. pitcher has been Srrt
- Rochester. along with Ray
Rlados If the Cardinals. Rochef-
ter II a 81. Louis farm. Little
inhn was sen 90 Houston by tho
Cards in ~mid-scason this simmer.
he couldn't get tho Texas league
hattcrs out. and spent tho time or
the bench. BLADES u remembered
a. being with tho Bluffs in 1922.
Tic H. fast. and has \ TOT II nat
urai ability. nv Ray has lspscs ~
memory an the field al times. and
that has kept him on tho Cardinal
bench ever sirce he left Houston.
Blades. whom u--d rs the rardir.
sl' va in the ouifiald. When With
Houston. ~ played second hare. Hr
can catch signals IN who l- ~ cover
rrcnnd with = runner on first hri
many times he would forget a. soon
a. he knew n was his time 70 cover,
and ~ 2 consequence the ball after
being thrown ~ that haze hy the
hatcher would invariably get hy the
-hortrtcr who would ~ backing un
second 1T the play.
The athletic authorities IN The
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Rivoli Theatre
InstaIls Talkies

SAN RrNlT0, Dec. ;.-Ths Rivoli
th.st.r of this city has definitely
announced the opening Of sound
pictures here on Wednesday. Dec. IL.
The RIvoli is installing the Bris-
tolphons and expects 10 he the first
theatsr in III. Valley 10 install the
innovation.
There has been heated competition
between Valley theatsrs seeking r.
\. the first % install the new revo-
%luticnary "tslkies."
The "talkiesr permit synchronized
sound and film projection. All kinds
Of noises arc reproduced but shc
chief use of the innovation Is the
presentation Of conversation.
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Tezas-Aggies Tilt
Nets $94,975.5O

AUSTIN. Dee. s-F-Texss Uni
vsrsity and Texas A. & N. college
athletic departments will ct sis--
65t.is each from the gate receipts
of the two schools annual hanks
giving football game here.
Gate receipts for the game t-tsl-
led s9t.a75.iO. Expenses we're ST.
T06.ii. The remainder Is split even
~ between the schools.
Total gate receipts for last years
game AZ College Station wsra So
noe. ss.
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WEATHER, HISTORY
REPEATS IN GAME

CHICAGO. Dec. s.-T-Athlstic
history and weather conditions 70
reated themselves when Wisconsin
defeated Iowa In this years Western
conference race.
IN 1925 Iowa. undeLeated, vas ths
fsvoritp. weather conditions we're
miserable. and Wisconsin Won. e.
another coincidence Joe NaSidtohn.
Of Michigan. and Tony Hsines. Of
Yale, refereed snd umrIred both
games.
This wear rain swept The fIali
during the game, three years aEo
III vas snow.
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GETS NATTPAf Eac

lNGLbS1DE. Tex, Dec. SIP
nc Moran corporation Of Shre-r.
rort has contracted with the Humble
~ and Refining GO. 70 supply nat
ursl Eas for itt refinery here. The
city 81 lngleside also will 10 sur.
Piled.
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Is Aggie Frosh
Out For Quint
Especial ~ The Herald

COLLEGE STATION. Ten. Dec. =.
Seventy eight freshman cs-ers,
forming what IS probably the lar
rcst squad OF basketball candidates
in the history of the college. report
"a for duty several day- ago when
Coach Roswell HirFinhcthsm u.s.
sued his call fcr candidates for the
Texas iEEie freshman cage team.
M practice was held during the
past week hut the process of select
ing the most promising osgers from
this squad will beg Monday when
daily drill- start.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-09

HASTINGS. Eng.-Mrs. Elsie cri,-
rin sued for divorce because her
husband deserted her on their hon
svrcnn hscsuse sh. refused to Flvs
hir $4,000.
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TENNESSEE IS
WINNER over
CATORSl3-l
Daring Skill of Youth
Souttles Champion
ship Hopes of I'm
defeated Eleven
nv ALAN J. GOULD
Isccisted Press Sports Editor


KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Dec. ST
The Volunteers Of Tennessee. play
inE with all the dashins and daring
skill Of youth, scuttled the Southern
conference championship hopes ~
Florida today in = thrilling climax
- one Of the greatest Dixie gridiron
seasons.
These sturdy sons of Tennessee.
With a Scrsppy fast charging lin.
snd three sensational sophomores in
the ~hsckfield. ripped into the defense
81 the country's highest powered
scoring machine, tore IL apart IN the
first half with . h~evilderinS attack
and had the stuff n turn back Flor
ida's counter thrust that fell only .
single point shy OF squsring. the
count.
Tennessee's final margin uas Is
20 10.
Tie Prevents Title Claim
Only = Thanksgiving Day scor.less
tie with Kentucky keeps the Vols
from claiming an equal share OF
Southern title glory with Georgia
Tech which closed its campaign al
Atlanta today by beating Georgia
before moving on 70 represent Dixie
IN the Rose Bowl game AZ Pasadena
New Years day.
~ u stands, Tennessee. under the
coaching Of the old West Point star.
Major Bob Neyland. has PLAYED
twenty consecutive games over 4
three-year period without 4 defeat.
winning eighteen and tying two.
Nsyl5nd rose from 4 sick bed.
Ehere he has been confined BY FLU
Tor several days, TO see his Young
charges Guido themselves today a.
they got the jump on the brilliant
FLORIDA array, took the lead in the
second period and kept II 10 the fin
ish ~ spite ar the most determined
counter charges ~ "CarnonbalI
tlyde' Crahtrec snd his crew of
fighting Gators.
Florida Biz F~avoritc
Florida, unbeatcn previously this
year and with a speedy. we'll drilled
outfit entered the game ton heavy
favoritss.
zach touchdown tailed ~ Florida
nut the Gators within y point wv
Tennessee but each tim. the failure
~ the try for extra point kept tie
visitors from catching their flying
rivals.
Tsnnessse's runrinx attack with
hacsmsn and McEver-rippinr thru
Florida hns-rot the home team
IF = = flying start.
hsch RI these stars scored 4
touchdown but II was the brilliant
defensive all sround defensive vork
If podd. aided ~ Hickman. that
kert the Gators from flying through
the air n victory. Playing A. nuar-
terhsck N place n the injured Car
I'm Roy Witt, Dodd displayed su-
perh seneralship in his selection =
plays and twice put Florida on the
defensive with quick kicks that
fooled the Gator backs completely
and cost them many valuable yards.
Lineups:
uehnessee (l3l Florida C12)
mug '''. -..... Van Sickrl
Left End
mayer Water.
-. Left Tackle
RULER --... steel.
Left Guard
lhneF -.--t..... ...... Clark
Center
irFp .... Reeves
Right Guard
Johnston ......... H,rl.
Rirh' Tackle
~ Stsrlsv
Right End
~ 1900 .-.... Eorer
Quarterback
ntcsTA1 ........ ... Esshs,
Left Hslfhsrk
nrsr.
Right HalfbacL
Fullbaek
scoring By Tenn.ssss-Toucb.
downs, Newer and HarLman F~.x.
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scoring BY Tennsssss-Tcucb.
do7ns' Newer and Hackman. Extra
roint-Alley frsEs from ncddO. ~
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