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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
THREESOMES
Tee Off In
TEXAS open
lat Lined Up at San
Antonio For First
Of 3-Day Meeting;
Speaker In Play

SAN ANTONIO. Jan. 2l.-P-
With I47 professionals divided into
threesomcs for todsy's initial ls-hole
round or the Texas Open tournament
indications were II would be dark
before the last ihreesome checked IN.
The field will play Is holes today
and another Il tomorrow and the 81
men will compete over the Se-hole
route Sunday.
The draw lined on at least six
gallery" matches for today. AT ii
o'clock john Rogers Of Denver was
10 drive off with Lewis Leyinson,
former Texas amateur champion,
and Billy Burke OF P~ortchestcr, n
Y.
Ralph StonchoUse or indianapolis
Anthony ManeTo Of New York and
Jack Dold, the Houston amateur were
bracketcd an one threesOme and Har-
ny Cooper Of Buffalo, Joe kirkwoOd
famous trick shot expert Of Albany,
Ca, and AL Espinosa OF Chicago
were grouped in another big match.
Perhaps the biggest gallery Of the
day will follow the mex TO last
threesome. which includes Bill Mchl-
horn OF Fennimore, y. T., HeBrg
Cuici, Of Bridgeport, Conn, and Al
Watrous of Detroit. Mehlhorn has
been playing consistently good golf
since his arrival, and yesterday. IN
the amateur pro best ball contest
shot a 5S. four below par.
iris Speaker, the griZZled baseball
veteran was b~racketed with two 9TH
or amateurs. Lefty Stsckhsuse of
Mexia. Texas, and 4. A. Steele Of
San Antonio.
Horton Smith. paired with Todd
Menifce or San Antonio tied for first
place Ia yesterdays beat ball event
with Aulbach. and Howard Padgett
OF San Antonio. each team turning
in a best ball or 50. Tony Longo OF
Mt. Vernon, n. H.. and Lloyd Jackson
OF san Antonio were third with a g..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Johnson Not To
Pitch Base all
AT Washington

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. 25.-tP-Wal-
ter Johnson, for 81 years star Of the
Washington pitching staff, will not
appear In the box this season for two
reasonS-CIark Griffith, owner If
tic team has turned against the
plHycr-mansger idea. and he believes
"Old Rarney" IA through.
"If Walter pitches while managing
the club IL will be agsinst my wish
cs.r said the Washington prexy. here
on q vacation. ~ signed him - a
bench manager. not as n player
"The player-manager has about run
his race" Griffith said. ats all
right when the team is winning, but
when IL is losing you don't know how
the player-manager wishes he could
hide in the dugout."
He intimated that Bueky Harris
release was IN part due TO the rid
ing" given him by the fans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
D BLAZING The
1 TRAIL

hv pictures cf famous fights. JEFF
fries and Dempsey predominated in
the tction stuff. They were always
Richards favoritcs. though he was
much closer 10 Dempsey personally.
One frame held the cancelled SiT5.-
000 check which represented Demp-
sey's share Of the famous battle with
Firpo, the biggest amount any fight
or ever received up 10 that time and
exceeded since only by Eunney'S
purse.
No board Of directors held any
part Of the spotlight in the old
scheme Of things under Richards
direction. Garden stock vas unhcard
Or in Wall street. Tex ruled the
runst.
The LATE John Pollock w the
Evening World. a veteran in tho
game, and this writer at with Tex
Richard one day In his tower re-
treat. Tex had been trying for
weeks 70 clinch the DempSey-Firpn
match. The Argentine, put through
a heavy schedule had suddenly be-
come halky. He wanted 10 defer a
title fight with Dempsey but Rick
ard desired 10 strike while the irons
were hot. while Firpo was still the
big sensation Dempsey had
been out OF the rirg two years when
he fought Tom Gibbons at Shelby.
Well" said Tex out Of a clear
sky. "you boys can 20 ahead and
say I've clinched the match"
30 frills. no sounding Of the toe
sin 10 bring the crowd scurrying.
just IN ordinary statement Of fact
that happened to he quite a story
70 the palpitatinE fistic clan.
As a matter Of fact Tex didn't
have the match signed. sealed and
delivered At that time. but Nv had
confidence enough in his ~matrhmak-
inE ability 70 make a commitment.
II vas typical NJ the Richard or
five years ago. always doing the
unexpected. where new surroundings.
new methods ard big business final
~ took away some ~ the old CLAM
cur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
DAD SCOUTS.
n. Y. BATTLE
FOR HIS SON
Pa Stribling To Be at
Ringside Tonight
When Sharkey and
Christner Clash
BY EDWARD >. NEIL
I Associated Press Sports Mriter.l

NEW YORk. Jan. 25.-Pl-A
chubby little fellow with the soft
drawl 81 the Southland u peeping
out from under the brim OF his black
derby today at things fistic in the
biv town. Tonight he will sit az the
rincside in Madison Square Garden
and turn his entire attention on Jack
S~harkcy's efforts to bruise X. q.
Christner-and vice versa.
The little fellow is PA" Stribling
who raised his boy % be a fighter OF
such proportions that little Willie is
now one Of the leading heavywcights.
one Of the principals in the Battle
NJ the Palms Tex Richard planned
for Miami Beach On the night or Feb.
~.
PA" came All the way north from
the Florida resort to scout Sharkcy.
NJ the fatcs are smiling On the late
promoters plans, and Christner, In
necessary.
aThe South Ne said. "is just
finding itself athletically. We had
the greatest football team in the
country last fall IN Georgia Tech.
Bobby Jones and Watts Gum have
thrilled the section with their golf
and Ty Cobb made baseball fans OF
thousands. Now Young Stribling
has come along to take his place as
the foremost southern representa-
tive in the boxing world.
The Sharkey-Striblin= match will
be one Of the biggest sport events
II the history Of the section and the
boy must uphold the prestige Of his
n-rcdeCes-nrs."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Comets to Play
Eagles Tonight

Coach Richey's Comets indicated
high school basketball team o. ri
Jarain. Is scheduled 70 run the gaInt-
lsts with Coach PlatOs B~rownsyills
quint tonight on Tucker Field, the
game 20 start at 1880.
Mach interest is attached to this
game, As the Comets lock like one
Of the best fives that has shown IN
Brownsville this year. and in Calian
Martin ard Sam Lesser the Comets
nosst ~ sharrthootcrs, the equal ~
which has o been sho~n IA THIS
city.
The kavieH. who have shown a
wonderful defense I'm past games.
have been prActicing hard for this
tilt. especially in shooting baskets.
Both clubs are IN fine condition.
and the coaches have been looking
forward to this contest with expect
ancr.
John Sylvester. Plst0's best GOAL
Ehoeter- u expected "a show i'm
~proveurrt tonight over his last fer
engagements. In which he ras of
saEz ~ Esttirz the narker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
MusicaIy Turned
Young Girl Is To
Wed Stranger

CHICAGO. Jan. e5.AP-Miss
Elaine Tomaso OF Glendale. Calf.
daughter Of the late Salvatore Toma-
so, director-composer. will be mar
ried soon TO Stranger Lewis. former
heavyweight wrestling champion. she
announced last night. Date of the
marriage was not revealed.
Miss Tomaso. who is a pianist and
accompanist. arrived from the west
coast yesterday with her mother and
sister. Lewis was due from New
York today. lie has a match with
Marin rlcstina here next Tue say
night.
Lewis. who has hecn twice mar
ried and twice divorced. met Miss
TomRso III Los Angeles last fall.
Miss Tomaso n 25 years old. 4 tall
brunette. She IN y graduate ~ the
Northwestern University school of
Music.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Hikes Are Said
Tough By Girls
Especial 10 The Herald0


FORT WORTH. Jan. 2f.-Tirrd
stiff muscles. snagrcd hose. fTecklrd
noses and aggravated ret corns are
about the only things that co-cds at
Texas Christian University bring
back from hiking trips says Lore
na H~outchens. manager or the hik-
ing team OF the Mnman's Athletics
association w the University. "Un-
less she added, "it IA memories ot
eNpcr ences such a. being chased or
private bridges. train tracks. wadIng
in private puddles and attempts 10
wade across the Trinity river
Members Of the team hike 20 miles
10 receive a letter IN the sport and
100 point toward rewards Of the ".
\. a. They are required 10 make
six five-milr and four 10-mile hikes.
Trips 20 the Baptist Seminary. Trim
ity Park, Forest Park. the Munich
pal golf course. Camps Park and
Lake Como have already been COM
pleted, with n total mileage or a5
miles. The team viii make one mnrs
5-mile and three more ln-milr hikes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Donna Resident
Shot In ARRAY

DONNA. Jan. 25-Fidel Rocha wss
shot twice and seriously though not
fatally injured in a street brawl here
st 2 o'clock Thursday morning. Two
brothers. one OF whom was arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Nickers. arc al
legged to have been the assailants.
The trouble began following =
family dance attended by the rsrtici-
pants earlier IN the night. Rocha
vas shot IN the head and stomach.
but doctors declared his wounds
we're not fatal. He was unarmed, ia
yestigation declared.
The shooting vas the outgroSth
Of an old quarrel. officers were in
formed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
BY ALAN J. GOULD
Associated Press Sports Iditor.)

Tines have changed in the boxing
racket, like everything else. II
seems TO be quite an argument whe-
Their il has been for better or worse.
so far as the ancient game Of cuff
fling chins is concerned.
Certainly the competitive features
of 1928 were far removed in class
from the epic campaign Of 1928,
when Dempsey and firpo fought to
a smashing climax a campaign that
saw virtually every title staked at
one time or another.
What has the last season Or two.
with a scattering few exceptions.
had - offer to compare with the
Nilde-Nills, Criqui-kilbanc and Cri-
qui-Dundee, Leonard Tender. Tun-
ney-Harry Grch. Niliard-Johns0n.
Willard -Firpo and Firro-nrmpsey
scraps. ali staged in 1928 around New
York.
Perhaps as conspicuous a change
as airy in the fistic business over
that period affected the men who
pulled the strings. Death took Tex
RicksId from the rich and harmoni-
ously blended surroundings in mod
ern offices where only five years
ago nc had governed Inc faChei from
an untidy little office in the fam
Gus tower Of the old Madison Square
Garden. His place and his methods
remain as the mark of his great
achievement.
Heavy gilt-framed pictures Of his
friends and business associates en-
hellish the walls or the sanctum
Rickard occupied. Thick rugs car
pet the floors and the furniture il
the sort you find in the board room
of any big corporation. Secretaries
and assistants barred the NAV 10
Wholesale intrusion. although news
papcrmen still had about ~ much
entree II not as much easv freedom,
A. they had when Richard was bat
Ting his way up.
Ricksrd and his i~nsepsrable cigar
was surrounded IN the Old Garden
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Redskins Ride
Panthers 1928

NAN
DONNA. Jan. 25.-Fast whipping
into shape a. favorit-s for the Hidal-
- county championship. the Donna
Redskins rode and pulled the ears az
the Neslaco Panthers Thursdsy aft.
ernoon 20 Q tune or 3S 10 e.
The game was = nip and tuck af-
fair in the first half and was tied as
the period ended 1918. The stamina
Of the Redskins soon began to tell
IN the second half and they pulled
away from their rivals. McFarling
continued his accurate basket shoot
ing, sinking 20 points 20 obtain high
point honors.
Donna has lost but one contest this
season. The fast Redskins tangle
with Edinburg high school Friday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Good Baseball
Year Forecast
For Christians

FORT WORTH. Tex. Jan. 25.-lP,
Baseball practice al Texas Chris
tian University is due 70 start about
Eco. II says Dutch" Meyers, var
sity coach. Pitchers and catchrrs
will start going through their pa
ces ABOUT Feb. Il.
Prospects for a good team Al the
Purple institution are the best that
has confronted Meyers since he took
over the Misunderstanding position
three years ago. The mentor had
been confronted with shortage or re-
liable material each year. being
forced 70 use pitchers a. outfielders
and vice versa. This yea with a
host Of good men coming from last
years freshman team. the. Frog pilot
Will have more material than he has
mad at the start of any season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
BIG BOYS TO
fight FRIDAY
Sharkey VS.. Christner
And Stribling VS..
Ralph Smith

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-(Tp-W lille
sweet dreams 81 Miami Beach enfold
them, Jack Sharkcy and X. y. Christ
ner clash in q t%en-round bout IN
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Christner. the rubber tire indus
try's gift to heavyweight ranks, y
confronted with the chance Of a life
time. A knockout victory for HIM
would automatically shove Sharkey
out Of his match with Young Strib-
ling at Miami Beach. Eco. -.
Bat the Akron battler's impressive
record Of 81 k~nookouts in 40 fights
has not disturbed the gambling fra
ternity in its conviction that Sharkey
will win. and win decisivcly. They
are backing that conviction at odds
OF three TO n
NEW ORLEANS. jan. 25.-Pi-
The giant western Serapper, Ralph
Smith, will have il over W.. l..
CYoung) Striking. Georgia heavy
weight championship contender, IN
their fight here tonight in height,
weight and reach, but the other
measurements give Stribling the mar
gin.
The comparative measurements
show: Notwithstanding . #. IL
inch: Smith s feet , IL inches;
Notwithstanding Isl: Smith 225
pounds; reach-Strihling II IL inch
es; Smith rs inches.
The fight will be StriblinE's last
engagement before his elimination
contest with Jack Sharkey at Miami
Beach, Feb. 81.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Edinburg Beats
McAnen 23-l4

McALLEN. Jan. 25.-Thc Edinburr
firemen proved good M tossing a
basketball rs well as quolching
flames here Thursday night when
they defeated the McAiicn member
Of the Hidalgo independent basket
ball ieage 23-lf.
This was the second straight win
for the Fircmen in as man games.
r. Ninninrham WIS the scoring acc
~ the cmooth EdinhurE machine,
tossing N points.
Yodsr proved himself an outStRrh-
Ing basketball player ~ we'll aE Rn
excellent performer mn th" diamond.
He rang VII eight of the Marks TIA
points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Donnie to Play
Bobcats Friday
i-A Ui;O l.. ROBERTSON
e sac stcd Press Sports Mrifsr.l


DONNA. Jan. 25.-Thc Donna high
school agers viii journey to Edin-
burg Friday night Tor their first
game Of tho season with tho Cats.
y. N. On the Edinhurg Junior Col
lcga court.
Several of the first string Cats arc
said n ~ injured hut . tight game
is expected. according II close fol-
lowers m hcth teams.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
>PORTS FORUM :
By Bishop Clements

have been a good football player
Second; why Shakespeare was
a writer
First: well. he made those long
run plays"
Paul LaGrsve II gone; tho Fort
Worth Baseball club business man
agcr died the other day. I'm his
place will step Bobby stowe. for
mer Fort Worth player. and well
known minor league ball player 0f
wears arc. Stove was with Dallas
In 1922 when lin Galloway was INK
the helm OF the steers. Never "A
great hitter. ~hich kept him out WI
the biz leagues. Stove. in his play
irg daNs was regarded ~ ono nf
smartcst shortstuPs I'm the bust
ness. He makes III. Worth his
home. where he II popular. and
should give the Cowtown moguls
an administration Of success.
The strike and ball ~indicator,~
says the Sporting News. which Ua-
pife Klein carries into every game,
but never uses. has an interesting
history. The indicator was given 10
hlcm rs John McGraw - years aRo,
and was subsequently responsible
for the election of the veteran Giant
manager from a game hy this hmn
arhitcr. MCGraw disagreed with
hlcm over tho count NV n batter anG
asked tr zee the Indicator. KLEIN
handed In over and. hv " TRANCE CD
incidence, lt registered THE number
OK balls and STRIKES Mac believed
there should I've.
"hlem tried in vain ta convinra
McGraw that Ne did not refer ~ the
device and that Id just happened 10
be that way. Dcspairing OF settling
the dispute n.y. argument, nc ban
ished the famous leader from the
camc."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
SCOTCH u HIGH
SCORER IN VIRGINIA

HUNTINGTON, ". Va. Jan. 2s.-
PA Scotch lad. Tommy Stark.
the highest scoring back in West
Virginia during the 1923 season. viii
captain the Marshall college football
team next season. Hc made II
togchdowns for Y points. nosing out
Rodriguez. West Virginia Wesleyan
fullbsek for state scoring honors by
one touchdown
While playing At Huntington high.
stark twice was named all-stste In
terscheia site tackle. He switched 10
the hackfIcin Ut Marshall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Scorp Quint Is
Victor 70 to Is.

Brownsville Junior college quint
led by r. Roberts. who locpeG the
basket from all angles. won over
the Rangerville high :cam AZ harlin-
gen yesterday afternoon % 70 ~.
The starting lineup for Platos
Seorps was Roberts and Hanna. for
wards; hyer. center; Moore and Au-
try. guards. Baker aud Branch,
are also guards on the team.
Rangerville's starting lineup was
Irousdale and Halbert, forwards:
Pierce. center; Morrow and Palmer.
guards, with Odcll Morrow. Danley.
frizell and Fuller in reserve.
The contest was staged on the
court az the Fair grounds. and was
witnessed ny n fair-sizcd crowd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
WITH SAC RE SUITS

What will X. O. Christner be able
to do with his chance Of a life
time tonight when he steps into the
ring with Jack Sharkey at Madison
Garden! Sharkey who is
to battle Young Stribling
at Miami Feb. %, in the biggest
heavyweight fight since tho Tunncy-
Heeney affair, will have very little
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25

WI MML MNNA-N NV AEMtHENA INAEm
poets. The final story will appear
fowus-~
il UEO l.. ROBERTSON
t'e-.csatcd Press Sports Nriisr.1
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-Hl-With re-
vampcd infields. more or less uncer-
tain out:ields and likely looking new
Corners among battery men. the
American league this year assumes
the aspect Of a one-ring circus with
the New York Yankees the ringmas-
ter.
Although the off-season was pro-
ductisc or deals designed to improve
tho various clubs u remains TO be
secn whether the changes have been
FOR the better. On paper the trades
seem TO have struck a more even
balance anon the entrees.
The weaker clubs seemed 10 have
been strengthened while the first d.
vision teams activities in the mar
Vet apparently have not bolstcred
their lineups to any great extent.
\. y. Appears Cracking
The New York Yankees have pick
ID ~ promising rookie pitchers in
ID Wells off Birmingham. Gordon
Rhodes Of Hollywood aud Floyd Van
Pelt Of Montgomery, but they will
enter tho race with a revamped left
kfe Of the iBfield. an aging outfield
Md an uncertain pitching staff that
crumbled near the close OF the 1923
season.
The Philadelphia Athletics have
added four rookie southpaw pitchers
and Summa. a veteran outfielder.
between the seasons while the st.
Louis Browns scaaisitions consist
largely az hurler aid reserve nate
rial.
The Browns made a big play III
coming un from sc~cnth to third
place in ono season 1ut they were 10
games out Of first place last year
when the Yankees messed out the Ath-
lctics. Dick Terrell. Columbus catch
~ made a free agent by Commission
cr Lands. Is the real important adj
G.tion TO the Howley team.
Walter Back
Walter Johnson is counting on a
Tot of young pitchers and Buddy
Myer to make his first year at Wash
ington = success.
. The White Sox have their usual
cavity at second base with no prom
ising prospect. Manager Lena Black
hurne has nine aspirants for the
nutfield and q weak catching staff to
bolster.
IN contrast To the White Sox. Buc-
~ Harris is going into his first wear
- manager ~ the Tigers with few
"ifs." Bucky is = great manager
with p ncw club and although bis
tentative Lineup lacks an outficld
Runeh. has a working pitching staff
~ cgthened BY the Cleveland ace,
Thic.A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
EDINBURG
GIRLS ARE TO INSTALL

EDINBURG. Jan. 25--Newly elect
% officers of the Rainbow girls here
will be installed AZ public ceremony
Saturday night Az the Masonic hall.
Il has been announced nv the mother
adviser. Mrs. W. X. Dyer. Services
viii begin al 3 o'clock and All Masons
and Stars have been invited. Officers
"a hc installed arc:
Clara Belle Holman. worthy sd-
visor; Anrr kathryne Edwards. char
irv: Tollfr M~cafhcrEhv. hope:
Eurics Horner. faith. Mildred
Co-ts. secretary; Pauline Holimsr.
treasurer. -
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to gain and everything to lose to-
night. Therefore he is expected TO
try to make it short and sweet. He
will enter the ring about a 10 TO /
favorite over Christncr but il must
be remembered that knute Hansen
was a 20 10 ! favorite over Christ
ner when the melancholy Dane was
knocked into pugilistic Oblivion with
, terrific right.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
VALLEY MAN is HELD
IN 3 c CASES

EnINBURG. Jan. e5.-Wiihurn
HaIrlctt - being held in the county
jail here on charges NJ forgery. pend
inE preliminary hearing. Fergery
ar three checks. each for $3.50 with
I'm the last two weeks. on Pharr
citizens ~ alleged.
Hazclrtt was arrested at Dcnnrz
ny neputy Sheriff Z. K NickerB and
L.l.glL ls-e.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
LAST NIGHTS
BASKETBALL

by The Associated Press1
At Manhattan. kas.: Kansas Az
rirs 80, Nebraska n.
Liberty, No: William Jewell 80,
RollR %.
Spokane. WASH: U. ar Oregon az.
GcrEaTs e.
tRna Mines rs.
dubuque: Upper Iowa L. %. U.
Of Dubuque q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Los Fresnos Is
Beaten "a to Ia

With Callan Martin shooting the
basket twelve times for q points.
Coach EIchey's RI Jardin Comets
won over the Los F%resnos dEint yes
terday afternoon on the + Hardin
field. 81 70 IA.
The exhibition ri MartiE in goal
7hootinT WIS the best seen on tho
I'll Jardin court this season. His
bots we're well executed. after drih-
hing tho ball near the basket. Ne
shot the hall from hazardous angle.
on many occasions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
EnztHz Tie BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPOR SECTION E4sH5
RACE
ARE POISONED;
NAB NEGROES

HAVANA, Jan. 25.-H1-Three
men were under arrest today IN
connection vita the poisoning OF
two Cuban-owned horses, Prince
sta and Fun Dance. The horses
were burned about the mouth but
both will recover, veterinarians
believe.
The men under arrest are Gu
ban negroes Who have been en-
ployed as rubbers By trainers
here and ia the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
Valley Boy On
A. & M. Champs
tSpeeial 20 The Hersldl

COLLEGE STATION. Jan. 25.-E.
q. Rodriguez. Jr.. OF Harlingen. II a
member Of Company r, infantry, at
A. & NJ. which won the small bore
rifle competition OF the college re-
Gently.
The company will receive the Res-
80 trophy which was held last yesr
by Company A. infantry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
NO LoAFTNG; PLAY GOLF

LAWRENCE. Kas.. Jan. 25.-lP-
The University Of Kansas does not
permit It's oze-Sport coaches 70 leaf
during their ~off-seasons. For in
stance. Bill Harziss, the football
menter. teaches golf until spring
practice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-25
GIRLS TEAMS TO LAY

The girls baskctball teams ar ri
this afternoon On the Brownsville
field starting az 4 O'Clock. Miss Va
lenfs's local five was scheduled to
play Rangsrville az Harrington yes
terday afternoon. but the Ranger
vile team failed 10 Sho~ up fer tie
zane.