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Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17
OrTT OF ORDER

It would not be quite proper, nor true, yet, what headline this would make; While the rest of Alaska is shivering from the cold, Seward is sweltering in heat Yep! That's little too strong
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

H. V. Hoben prominent Seward business man, returned last night from a two weeks visit to various points along the Alaska Railroad to as far north as Fairbanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

The Christmas school vacation started this afternoon to con- tinue until the first Monday af- ter Xmas; on New Years Day classes will be dismissed for the day.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

Superintendent Roaney, Of the Seward school system, returned last evening from Anchorage where Mrs. Roaney, two days ago, presented him with a son an heir.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

There was no council meeting last night on account of the small amount of items to come before them. Besides, big bas- ketball game was on tan
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

Mrs. Ethel Hardy, daughter of Mrs Mcintosh, who recently re- turned from the states, is now employed in the Seward Bakery
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

The local boys high school cage team hung it on the J. L. first stringers last night by an awful score. Never mindl
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

TRY A FRESH RASPBERRY grown in Hope) SUNDAE WTTH SEATTLE ICE CREAM. sehaller- er's Alaska Shop
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

RI C- Fines, traveling engineer, Al Ry., was among those steaming into the city last evening from the banana belt"
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

SPECIAL ON THE DOLI.AR TABLE, AT SCHALLERER's ALAS KA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17

Tor Tce skates See URBACH & vALADE.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-12-17
Watch the Dollar Table at Schal- erer's Alaska Shop.

Skates on shoes URBACH K VA JADE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
CARDS TOPLAY
HERE TONIGHT.
County Championship
May Swing On
Contest

The second Of the games or the
basketball tournament ct Cameron
county Is TO be played tonight by
the high school Eagles. when they
tangle with the H~arlingen Cardinals.
The game In 90 be played on tho
local court. starting AZ \ o'clock. and
seating for every spectator will be
provided. Red Irvine. athletic direc-
stors, says.
The game tonight was arranged
several days ago between Coach Dem
ton Of Harlingen and Coach Plato
Of the Eagles and Irvine. and In or
der "a get the game fer this city,
a guarantee Of Sis was made tho
Harrington mentor 10 bring his quint
TO this city.
I'm practice games Of several weeks
ago, two contests were engaged be-
tween the Eagles and Cards, each
winning one. ard both being nip and
tuck affairs. and tonirht's Eetto u
expected % be one Of the hardest
fought games ar the season. Both
teams will be fighting 70 stay IN the
county tournament and tho victorN
will stand a coed chance 10 cop the
county title.
The Cardinals are known nv "A fast
and scrappinr outfit. and the Eagles
have shown Improvement I'M the
past few games. ~ much AZ. that
local fans believe they will win the
county title.
The largest crowd ~ the season
is expected for the battle tonight he
tween rivals az old-thc Cardinals
and the Eagles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
L~onghorns Hold f.
First Bas
Practice Games

AUSTIN. Texas. FEB. s-Approx.
imateIy 30 men answered the call of
Coach W. J. Diseh for the first
baseball practice session Of 1919 ~
the University OF Teas. A light
practice about two hours I'm length
VAS ordered for the men The first
day BY the Steer mentor. and thsn
every man wa sent to the dressing
rooms for a hot shower and . rub
down.
Disch viii present = veteran club
40 the rest Of the loop.
Disch has four frat rlafA south
paw twirIers in Browning. Rawlings.
SchiffIct and Railtor. The rrop of
rieht-handsd pitchers " headed ~
Mike DO La Fuente. with Frank
Cheatham. Allen InRrum and en-
ether yet 10 sho~ up. De L. Fnerte
appears 20 be the best riFht-hardsr
of the lot.
The infield will be cimpofed ~
veterans. Walker alternating " firat
with Doe Leseh, Captain Hopkins
at second. "Dinky" Higgins NJ shcrt
and Dusty" Rhoads AZ third. n
the outfiaid. Tommie Hughes. Bill
Ford and Bob Carr will have ths
edge. ell three Of them being mem
berr on last years rhamplonfhip
club.
Big Foot" Lewis. Bob Carr and
Mono Rees will scrap for The catch
er's position. Carr and Lewis will
ret the jump cn Reer. as enc latter
y . regular on Walkers basketball
club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
TENNIS STARS
NOT TO HELP
Tilden, Hunter Quit
II. 5. Davis Cup
Team

NEW YORK. Feb. e.-tF-Bir
Bill Tildcn and Frank Huntsr, main
stays Of several DAVIS Cup teams,
will stage an international Jaunt of
their own this year instead OF helr-
inr tho American team through the
preliminary competition in the
American one
Believing that Tiidcn will be- re-
instated by the executive committee
Of the United States Lawn Tennis
association nc IT. meeting in Boston
this evening, they have laid plans
for a southern trip starting this
month 10 prepare them for nm in.
vakion Of European courts in May.
They will sail for Europe on May
3. Hunter said. yesterday. and play
IN the French championships mt
Paris. May 20, and the British cham
pionshipa Al Wimbledon, June "a. a.
we'll NV several less important
events. This program would make II
impossible for them ~ participate i'm
the American zon Davis cup match
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
MIAMI FIGHT
out OF RAIN
Garden and Dempsey
Said To Be $780,
600 Ahead

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. FEB. SIT
Jack Dempsey and the Madison
Square Garden Corporation we're
acme $1,000 "a the good on the shar-
kcy-StrihiinT fight today. w esti-
mates OF the coat Of. the February
81 slugfest prove correct
Dempsey has announced ticket
sales for the Flamingo Park match
already have reached $4,000. which
exceeds BY $4,000 the estimated
cost Of the spectacle.
Promoter Jack also announced the
arena would be ready for the rus
toners I'm ample time.
Meanwhile the principals have
added ring workouts 10 their golf
course training. The Boston sailor
went through q stiff workout yes.
terday with the light and heavy
bags.
Strbiling held 10 his nightly
roadwcrk. but expects also 20 ret Nv
several strenuous workouts at bis
training camp before his departure
for the Everglades Tuesday on q
fishing expedition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
NURMI, WIDE,
WILLIAMS COP
u. S. SPRINTS
Foreign Stars Maxi
Life Miserable For
American Runners
With Invasions

NEW York. Ftb. sEn
seems 20 ~ sn oren aaesfion whefh.
er American nmm Mrr enjoying
the present indoor irsrk seasen -
much AA they have Done in pass
years.
N was bad cnounh fomr years mHs
when FaAva NWrml tMmE. Mnw mnH
IN shat fafned onf 60 -
Gle greatest individual inYHNAH#
tFsCk history hag sesn NsrmfS bBex
again. "A bft Hlawm#. perhaps. hwH
ftiiI reod though ty rur rings mFyuHH
anything fhat has been $50 axaiHtt
him WV fmr.
Perbnrs e. homs.bfrHr ~eufaHB
mind ao much Nc FrHro mer# aiaMa
wv this current InwHfiyr Hgt hn
has decided heip ffem hff fmsfiph
rival. Edwin W-ar. emf frnw FHw
sprint marvsi. Fsrey Wiiiians *
Vancouver. Nv. C4
While Nurmi wAr YsBtinx 80 49,
the fret nile RAGS af hif ramnmAmm
mt che MiIirorm RMHwaN tnmHrFEw
wide ard WiilsanM wNs~
treating AMsrlrmH mmH
track fans e. HnotHaF axhiHitism er
their prowaaa nt tina Ma~mfM a. A.
VII. rmmTr last night.
Ranninz without friksd sfefs fer
the first time, Williams wgm A h1Y
yard handicap spriHt Nv tbs fist
of siK and two-fiffhs hefSmhHY
u fiftb or IN rcrand ESQ
worlds indoor record. Eob Wiafas
of the New York A r- end cMaFiMw
Hagusnin. N View York sniyetsiiBs
each with "A yard start nm fhm OMW~
Dc champion, ware paeeHd mna -
respectively.
Wide distancnd thm fed im NJ tH
mile handieap run. winning ~ -
~ lac from Irving TBtteHt HilifnMa
"A. a., w nine minutes. ~ ~ tss-
onds. Raining nm thr aam@ tfafh M
week aHo. and under mlmyat AAagtiY
conditions. Narmi anpff
"a, covered che distances in gaH9 3D.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
Matsuyama Still
Leading Billiard
Meet Indicated

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-CPr-Matsu-
ana stood alone today a. the only
unbcaten contestant in the worlds
championship 1s.2 balkiine billiards
tournament, but the little Japanese
owes AZ least q part OF his exalted
position 10 some exceedingly bril-
liant billiards by Erie Hagcnlaeher
the German.
Uncorking a run OF 20T. highest 81
the tournament. last night, Hagen.
iacher gave young Jake Sehaefer his
frat defeat and achieved, for him
self. his first victory.
With seven Of the fifteen matches
down on the books, Matsuyama nov
leads the procession with tao vic
tories and no defeats. The run
nsr-up il the defending champion
Edouard Horcmans. OF Belgium, with
two wins and a single loss TO the
Japanese. Bunched behind the lead
err are Schaefer. Hagenlack<r and
welker Cochran Of Hollywood, each
usth m even break IN two starts.
Felix Grange. Of France. brings uf
the ear with three set-backs in .
row..
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Re1nembefWsFi8hf?

wild with delight. Then he piled shot
jabs "a the stomach and kidney ~
add n few nor rounds 20 his credit.
Ritchie wore himself out trying
10 swing over a decisive blow. Nov
and then he landed hard punches.
hut Welsh was too clever w permit
the American 20 set himself.
Altogether Welsh was credited
with winning 10 rounds. Only five
went % the champion and the other
five were even.
For ono in an international bout
thern was mo protest over the dr.
clsion. Richie admitted publicly
that No had been fairly and ~rauarrly
beaten. Vie had no excuses and
made none.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

Isis-NiLLlE RlTCHiE BEATEN
Before mn assembly that included
the aristoeracy Of England, Willie
Richie. the ard-hoiled American
lightweight. lost hts world champion
ship crown 10 Freddy Welah In a
stirring 20-rcund battle held nc Lon
don. July z, 1914.
Richie was a punchcr. but for
one his punching went 10 waste be-
fore the elusive. sldc-atcpping young
European. who jabbcd and duckcd.
Tented and duckcd. wcavcd In and
out and sprayed v~clvety bat effect
i've taps on the head and body or
tho American.
Welsh won the first five rounds,
while tho staid English crowd went
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
BY O. b. KELLER

Three years ago | was kidding
Wild Bill Mehlhorn about his train
ing methods for a golf tournament.
Bill had a fixed notion At the time
that he ought 70 be in such a case
hardened physical condition that two
rounds Of golf a day would be child's
play When he was preparing for
the national open az Worcester, Bill
used TO get out and run around the
billy course, three miles. at sunrise.
and then get a caddy and a dozen
balls and play all tine balls around
the course. Then he would play a
match or two, later in the day.
This practice put Bill on a fine
physical edge, and absolutely burned
out his nervous energy. He became
famous for going two or three
rounds at a furious pace and then
coming apart at the seams in the
third or fourth. He always had a
terrible round somewhere.
So | was telling Bill his training
system was all wet.
Golf is played between the ears"
I told him. ANY man in reason
able condition and accustomed 20
golf can play two rounds q day in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
LAST NIGHTS
BASKETBALL


Commerce. Tcx.-East Texas Teach
ers 20, Stephen Austin Teachers 20.
Cedar Falls, Ia.-Iowa State Teach
ers 20, Western Union 26.
Empcria. kaE.-Emporia Teachers
40. Hays Teachers 20.
Omaha-Missouri 90, Creighton 20.
Abilene, Tex.-Simmonx T.. Il,
North Texas Teachers Is.
Salem. Ore.-Whitman College "a.
Willamette U. 81.
hoorhead. Minn.-Concordia %.
Gustavus Adolphus 20.
Gsrnd Island. Neb.-Grand Island
81. Nebraska Wesleyan 10.
81: Mays, Kas.-st. Mary's 81.
Sterling 20.
DEBORAH, I~a.-Luthsr 2s, Buena
Vista IS.
Charlottesville. Na.-North Caro-
lima 40. Virginia Is.
Wichita-Friends 81. Wichita o..
Derver-Regis az. Wyoming ". "A.
Rolla. Mo.-CentTal Wesleyan 50,
Missouri Miners 20.
Salem. 0re.-Wnitman College Sc,
Willamette 4. q.
Nermiilion. s. D.-North Dakota
-. South Dakota ~.
Sioux Falls-Coluabus College %.
Springfield Southern Normal "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
EGnTS LAST
~ 1871

(By The Associated Press
Des Hoincs, Ia.-Eddie Anderson,
Casper. Wye. o~utpointed Henry Fa-
legano. Dcs Moinc-. UO). Jack lee,
Les Angeles. outpointcd Tommy Ha-
vel. 81. Paul. Mimi, IO). Roscoe
Hall. Des Moines. outpointcd Jackie
Hammer. Perry. Ia. f10l.
Burlington, Ia.-Valc GaIegano.
Manila. p. l., and Genaro Pine. New
York drew. GOl. Hill Gabriel. Of
tumws. IA. stopped Mickey Nc
knight. Peoria. Ill, 81. Louie Es-
linger. Ottumwa. a., nu~tpointed Bob
By Laverne. Peoria, ILL.,. f6).
Kansas City-Rlas Rodriguez. Mex
leo, outpointed Frisco Grange, Phil.
ippine Islands. G0l.
San Frarcisco-Pete Meyers. San
Francisco. Knocked out Sergeant Sam
my Baker, New York. (6).
Vallejo. CaL.--Joe Lohman, Toledo.
~outpointed Dusty Miller, Victoria,
=. C., (i0).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

definitely without much physical
strain. It's the old nerves that need
training"
We'll" said Bill somewhat re-
sentfully, "how do you train the old
~nerves7"
Less golf and more bridge before
the tournament" I suggested.
Bill had a good winter season last
year at Pinehurst and in the early
spring he admitted that my plan had
helped a lot.
II also took some jack away from
the boys while ] was training the
old nerves." he added with a grin.
And just ace what Mr.. Mchlhorn
did in the I'll Paso open. the latter
part Of january A record score for
a 72-hole competition. 40 far rs I
know-rounds OF 70-67-6s-66-271.
leading the field six strokes; IL
strokes below par. The hottest To-
hole stretch OF competitive golf ia
the annals of the game.
Later he copied the Texas Open
at San Antonio and the South Gen.
trail at Hot Springs. Ark.
Looks like n big year for the large
Nordic. Especially il the nerve
training also proves profitable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
$500 Tie BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION anmms
FIRST CHAN K
4 n A.
SWIMMER is NOW
u " ~
DOING WORKOUTS

BRIGHTON. England, Feb. S.
Rl-Despite icy winds and cold
seas. the first woman channel
swimmer or the 1899 aeason has
started training here.
She is 2i-year-uld Miss Connie
Gilhead n the London r~olyteeh-
mic Institute. and she has been
chosen by Jadcx Wolfe. the train.
or out of 800 applicants. 20 e.
tempt 70 set up a new channel
record next sumner.
lie prophcsieA that Miss Gllhcnd
will cross In le hours. t5 min
utes. The record In held by Miss
Gertrude Edcrle. the first woman
10 swim from France 20 England,
whose time was ia hours. aG min.
utcE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
INDEPENDENTS
DEFEATED BY
San BENITO
Wallace Stands Out In
22-16 FASTING Hand
ed Local Team; Con
test Hard Fought

San Bsnito independents defeated
fhe RrownsvilIe town team last night
~ 20 rs. in one OF the best basket
baII played on the local court
thfs season By independent clubs.
A lanky guard-Roy Wallace
high school ineligible Of San Benito,
practically won the game Tor the Wis
stcrs By his great play. Not only
did Wallace demonstrate TO the
gathering Just how a guard position
Should be played. but he shot one OF
the prettiest baskets Of the evening,
in the last quarter, when the score
yas ~ to IS IN favor Of his club.
Turner ard Newman we're high
point scorers for San Benito, each
baking 8 points, while Phipps loop
cd tho basket three times for a total
az six points for Brownsville.
Inability TO hi. the center Of the
basket on many occasions, caused the
locals loss Of several goals. Buster
Carver came 70 near and yet so far
on many occasions az sinking the
oval into the basket, that IL took the
bssHth OF the spectators.
San Benito's speed stood out, and
their passing was good, and in Iur-
aer and Newman they presented a
couple of goal shooters that proved
an offensive thrust better than
could be mustered By the locals.
A total Of IL fouls, eight for the
1ccals and si:s for San Benito, was
called by Referee Medley Newman.
whose work was the bright spot Of
the evenings entertainment The
forEaer San Benito high school pupil
kept the crowd as well rs the players
IN good humor throughout the con-
test. and his officiating was COM
rsrHded By all present.
The game. though holly contested,
clean throughout, the players
fighting for every advantage. but in
. way and spirit Of real sportsman
snip
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Golfers Vie For
Pensacola Prizes

PENSACOLA. Fla. Feb. S.-E1-A
$500 prize list attracted more than
l25 leading golfers Of the country
for the initial play today in the
Greater Pensacola Open tournament.
The 12-hole medal competition n
being played over tho Pensacola
Country club course.
Yesterday. Craig Wood. New York
pro. smashed the local course record
with a 81, ak strokes below par.
The previous course record was Gu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
FROGS vs.. BAYLOR SATURDAY

FORT WORTH. Feb. h.-HOIdinr
enAisputcd position Of tho confer
encc cellar. the Texas Christian uni
vsrrity Horned Frogs will invade shc
south for the second time Saturday
when they journey to Baylor to en-
gage Tire Baylor Bears IN the first
game Of the season between the two
teams. The Frogs. having Won but
orr Of their starts. viii b.
est to hard the Besrs enough field
xcalr 20 pull them out If the cellar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
HOUSTON CRAPPLER
WINS AT SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE CITY FEB. T.-iR-
Paul Jones, Texas heavyweight Crap
pser. won from Ira Drrn, Salt Lake,
last night. when the local mat star
was knocked unconscious by a fall
through the ropes Dern Suffered "A
blow over the heart when he struck
q chair.
Each cf the wrsrtlers had scored
q faii. Jones executed a hook rcis-
zors In 1s minutes and ptrn raf thr
Texan On his baek ~1sA ar airrlane
Spin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

G AND TAYLOR
WILL FIGHT TONIGHT

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-tFt-AI Sing
or. young New Yorker. and Bud TAy-
Tor. the blonde terror from TeFre
Hautc. battle ten rounds at Madi-
son Square Garden tonight I'm the
second round az fcathsrweight
elimination tournament designed 10
find n challenger for Andre Routls.
the t~itle-hoideF.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08
JACKSON
FL DORADO PLAYERS

FL DORADO. Ark. Feb. So
George {. Pop" Jackson. former
manager Of the Tyler team Of the
Lone Star league. who will pilot the
III Dorado team. which replaced
Gulfport. Miss. Tn the Cotton States
league. today began assembling his
players. Training will start March
Is.
6ulfpoYt was managed last sas-
son BY Cotton Knarup. who II re-
nembersd by Brownsville fans "a a
player IN the cid South Texas lea
cue Of 1910. when Brownsville, Bay
City. Corpus Christi. virtoria and
Beeyilla formed one of the fastest
Class . GREATS IA these days in
orrArixed baseball.
Jackson has hear n suceessful
manager az Tyler for the past three
years, winning two ~pennants. and
his club was ~runner-up 70 the Te1-
srkana club fer the second-hhlf title
last season. Jackson. known ~
Pop" spent ten years In the Texas
league on various clubs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

afford TO make the trip. Il have 10
stay here and take care Of my busi-
meas ao that ! can make money 20 pmy
my expenses he told me. But ] pre-
vailed upon him at ienxth and final
~ suggested that | would lend him
the money 40 sec him through. This
! did and our holiday ne home was
one OF the happiest and most enjoy
able Of my life. Hoover Paid me hack
~ best he could. sometimes 10 cents
~ = tire. saved from bis earnings
A. = laundry agent. Y have seen him
only oncc since We left school. but
the first thing that ha mentioned ~
me was that Christmas holiday that
ne spent a. our home.
IT shall never forget HerbIe Hoo
YER and how indnntrinusly he worked
and saved 10 pay his way thrDugh
school"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

practice once or twice a week the
past rear. ard several years aga had
a Eun club ir this city. which finally
dithandsd because cf lack cf guar
Tara
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

During my last year. my rcther
wrote me ard told me that she want
"a me to bring cone friend home 90
spend the Christmas holidays with
Va. vas in my last year and she
wanted me 20 pick out the boy or
my own desire. She had promised All
the things that n college student
wants when he goes home fer the
holidays. I thought a. once that
HeFbie would be- the boy would In
vite. 7 had become greatly attached
10 hin during our association a.
roommstes.
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Comets to Play
AT Santa Rosa
This Afternoon

ronrh nirhry'n VIVA JmrdAw carnatAp
fighting vaIiantly ~ cey the egtlBtY
Basketball title. minus thH HeTslMH#
sf one wv their hest player Dudley
Martin, 20 70 SAINTS Ross tsia 4sfNf-
noon for IN game there
~ ~ club wins shit Rame 49,
Brownsville wins tnnfRha'h nm#e wAfM
HMFIinxen. Y expect wv nFnd tHm Terri
cts against the Faaffn n@Tf weeA
what should provH fn wv w. aN~a f#w
the fgurtv rhampionEhir 80 wv
Jardin mentor raid last riRfA
NV boys ere hrtrrwimn4 tn w
and ere ~ ereefferf ahaoe. go mtH
Give their best rfrhnv Aa~##o&.
Samuel Lesser hrd caiimn Wmvtl~.
forwardr. SIRE looked nr~m NV haska
ball circles mH fwr nf tA~ 1855 f
wagds ~ fhis rart W a. vaifev. we
tine coach believes hfa nyfmf w4 hAw@
IN hard timn fefaENiHH thM fHMHAmw
ganta Ross crew tkif aftefnfeN,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-08

awhrr \ hroarh~f the subjrrt 70
hin. Herhis rsdtated gratsfuinsEs.
but informed ms that he cculd rct
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wAnGAW-Por giving her ineufa~
hIv IF dauFhfar w fmtaf rwAsAs HS
make her de r~aisisssfg. wsa zsfa
zormHHki wnr Hsht M FfraM fWF
seven years.
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WFFfFTF ~ NFNTINWT
Personal fouls; Brownsville 8; Gan
Bcnito y.
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CPORTS

BY BISHOP

Harrington and Brownsville-ar-
cient and honorable high school foot
ball r~ivals--will transfer their ae-
tIvitics 70 the court game tonight.
At 3 o'clock on Tucker Field, the
basketball quints of the two insti-
tutions will tangle in the second
OF the games OF the county toarns-
ment now being played.
II you believe Red Irvine-and We
90, one Of the hottest" quint cards
OF the season Is in store for fans.
I'm order to have the game played in
this city, the Cardinals have been
guaranteed SIS for their expense in
making the trip. Athletic Director
Irvine declares IL will take $25 20
defrsy expenses Of tonight's game,
which will. he says. be one Of the
most deliberately prepared events u
the basketball season.
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Anfenger as follows:
cit was in 1892 that | entered Leland
Stanford. I vividly recall by first
meeting with Hoover. He was work
Ing his way through school by col
Letting and delivering laundry and ]
waa one Of the first students 10 be-
come n customer or his. 7 remem-
Der him AZ an earnest and industrious
lad who wat the acme ri sericnsnasa
IN his work. His hustle and energy
grew on me and after = couple 81
years in school we got together en-
r0omrsater.