Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-10

had TO be seen. Saman0 stood on
his 2O-yard parallel and heaved
the ball to Cabler ON Harlandale's
13-yard stripe. Cabler made O SEN
sational catch o fthe spiraling pig
skin. He leaped high between two
Indian tacklers to take the ball on
the run.
Spalding's official football guide
gives Brick" Muller credit for the
longest pass since 1906. He COM
pleted one for 20 yards In 1920.
Samano's heave Is without doubt
the longest pass achieved by any
football player this season.
boy" Newman got right" FRI
day against the Harlandale aggre-
cation. He gave his flashiest per-
Torrance of the season, leading the
Brownsville attack. He ripped
through the forward wall for many
long gains in addition to running
the team in the approved manner.
Boy" made many a Harlandale
tackler look a bit simple by cutting
back.
The Eagle forward wall turned IN
It's customary game Friday, COM
pletely ~outplaying the visitors.
Grove showed to particular advan-
tage at end. His defensive work
was up to par and Carroll got In
several ticks at the offense. Ben
nett. Summers and O'Bryan, next
in line to Grove. got In hard tackles
and outcharged their opponents con-
siStently. This Is indeed one tough
spot for any back 10 hit. Barney
Moore assumed the role OF bali
carrier once, and made a nice re-
turn or a kickoff. Cortez. the
qu~ietest member OF the squad. lets
his actions speak for him-and they
say plenty. He is a smooth running
cog in the machine. "Sinless' Syl-
vester grabbed off o. pretty pass
during his short stay in the line
up. Coach Doug Fessenden is let
ting Leche's bad leg rest. Daven-
port and Longoria got into the game
and proved c0nclusively that the
club has reserve strength which can
be depended upon.
Next Saturday the Eagles take
on Main avenue at San Antonio.
The Alamo City Is preparing for q
record crowd at League park. Not
SO much that the fans think Main
has q chance-she was beaten by
Alamo Heights last week-but that
they want TO see those Border
Wonders, as they r referred TO
In San Antonio papers.
"A tennis tournament will be con-
Quoted I'm connection with the VAL
lev Mid-Winter fair This is some
thing that has been needed for q
long time. We would like to see
n group of Valley champions crown
cd. Complete plans for the tourna-
ment are being made and II appears
TO be the best thing of its kind ever
attempted.
The Corpus Christi Times this
season is sponsoring q basketball
team. representative Of that city.
This quintet Is composed or former
college and university stars. They
are issuing challenges 70 any anna
teur team in Texas. The Corpus
Christi aggregation would like 10
play any team In the Valley on a
two-game series basis, or on a one
game basis.
Fort Brown should be able TO ac-
comodate the Gulf Porters. San
Benito also should have a strong
independent quint this season. II
Is hoped that the Valley league,
which operated last year, will be re-
organized.
II you wish TO see a real football
game with a meaning, don't miss
the HarlinEen-McAllen contest In
the former city Armistice. It's GO
ing to be worth the price Of admis-
sion and then some. The Valley
title will hang In balance when these
two clubs take the field.