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9:B0--Temple Hour
s:30-Simmons Snow Boat
10:s0--Dream Makers Studio.
11;00--Reveries,
B:00-Dinner music.
s:OO-Midweek hymn sing.
6:3O--Comfort hour
7:OO--Fleischmnnn Sunshine hour.
s:00--Seiberling Singers.
S:30--Melody moments.
9:00--Halsey Stuart hour.
9:3o--Victor program.
10.e0-Concert Bureau hour.
i0:30--Albin'B Orchestra.
11:00--Spitalny's Orchestra.
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S:5I-BasebalI scores.
s:ss-The Constitution OF the
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s:00-Seiberling Singers.
s:S0--Jack Frost Melody Moments.
s:00-Halsey-Stuart Hour.
S:30--Victor program.
lO:00-Amos "a Andy
10:15--Weather forecast.
10:l6-SIumber Music.
!l;Oo-Phil Spitalny's Orchestra.
~ p: m. e midniEht--Meyer Davis
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1z.l5--HarOld Stern and his Ambas-
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Eoo-Fatterns In prints; variety
l:45--Dr. .Crocker's health talk.
z:00-Leese's Brunswick Entertainers.
3;30--"Our Book Shelf" Archbishop
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Decentralization.
s;so-The Tea Timers; Dance
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6:0O--"Flashes"
6:1S-"Science News of the Week
6;30--Minna Nieman, pianist.
7:00-Tower Health Period
T:16--"The Political Situation In
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T:30-''Whispering Flames"
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S:00-True Detective Mysteries.
s:S0--Gold Seal Hour.
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12:l5-Farm market.
12:3O--Farm Chat.
l2:A6-Music.
1900 idafternoon Musicale.
6:3O--MarmoIa program.
7s30-M. H. Carlisle.
7:46-Studio presentation,
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s:3O-Ray Harper. tenor.
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Wise Cracks
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
GRID 'MERKLE'
Is DEFEATED
Georgia Tech Take Up
For Man Who Don
ed Them Game

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. ST
Coach Bill Alexander OF Georgia
Tech. who prepared today L lead the
victorious Golden Tornado hack 70
Atlanta after two days az sirht-see-
ing following Techs victory over
California at Pasadena, has rallied
70 the defense Of Roy Riegels, Cali
fornia center. whose 75-yard run in
the wrong direction gave Tech a
safety and the margin for an ST
victory.
Coach Alexander said Riegels' mis-
play might have been pulled by any
other player under similar circum-
stances. He believed the similarity
of sceenry at each end OF the Rose
Bowl probably contributed to RE
gels confusion. and suggested that
IL might be well to mark each goal
during a game with a distinguishing
flag which could be reversed each
quarter as the teams changed goals.
Roy (Fstherl Lumpkin, star full
back for the Southerners. also had
a word Of sympathy for Riegels. He
said the California center was spun
around a couple or times on the play
and consequently lost all sense OF
direction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
BABE HITE

Paying his second visit here in
two years, Babe White, one of the
best known human flies operating
IN North America, will Chamber and
pull his way over lodges and win
dows % the top Of the III Jardin
hotel twice Friday. He will give
performances at $50 and 1880 .. m.
IN casc ~ heavy rain the dangerous
ascents will be postponed to Satur-
day.
White climbed the III Jardin last
year, thrilling crowds with what an
peared narrow escapes from falls As
he Rugged the projections Of the
building. While going 6ver the up
permost ledge. the crowd was almost
panic stricken when White appar-
emily slipped.
White has been h professional
daredevil for Is years. Among his
most notable achievements are as
rents of the Wooiworth building. ga
stories, New York. the u. s. Smith
building, ~ stories. Seattle. Wash;
and the cathedral Of Mexico City.
IL was estimated that $4,000
watched the American daredevil at
each performance in Mcxico City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
BASKETBALL
GAMES TIGHT
Rice Defeats Daniel
Baker 27-22; Frogs
Beat Simmons

DALLAS. Tex. Jan. 3.-(P-Air-
eight finishes marked the only two
rames in which Southwest conference
basketball teams participated last
night. Rice was forced To 70 an
extra period 10 dcfea: Daniel Baker
81 70 %. The score was 20 all ut the
end Of the regular game. but in the
overtime session the owl basket
shooters got hot with three field
goals and a free throw.
In the meantime T. G. Z. was
threatened with a tie AZ the hands Of
Simmons University hut pulled the
game out in the closing seconds 30
to "a.
Every squad in the conference
swung into its final preseason prsc-
f,ce yesterday. Southern Methodist
University and Arkansas will open
the season officially here tomorrow
night and will play each other again
Saturday night. The following Mon
day the Porker squad will open a
two-ramc series at Fort Worth
against T. c. U. Owing 10 the dis
lance between Fayetteville the Ar
kansas schedule is a long series Of
double engagements and the Porkers
open their season away from home
By playing four games IN five nights.
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public schools, will be honor guests
at a banquet, sponsored by the XII
wants, Lions and Rotary clubs Of this
city, with Travis Jennings, George
Desha and Charlie Burton as a COM
mittee representing the clubs.
VIM. S. (Bill) West, will be mas
ter Of ceremonies, and he has lined
up a program Of entertainment, that
IS being looked forward to by fans,
who are expected to number two
hundred or more, with keen inter-
est.
X. B. Creager, athletic enthusiast,
viii make the principal address OF
the evening, and several other speak
ers will review, in part, the record
az Fessenden's high school champs.
Sweaters and gold footballs. which
we're TO nave been presented the
Eagles tonight, will not be here. as
the manufacturer wired it would be
impossible 10 yet the order here to-
day. They will be given the players
IN the next few days, however.
At tonight's banquet, which is cx-
pected to be the most enthusiastic
affair Of its kind ever held in this
city On such an occasion, fans will
be honoring several Of the high
school players who will graduate
this year. and will not be back again
20 wear the spangles of the Eagles.
Monsees and Newman. two stalwarts
or the team. are sure to graduate
this year. Others may. but at pres
ent these Two players are the only
two who will be lost 10 the club.
Besides honoring the Eagles, a
turkey dinner is in store fer the oc-
c%asion. and yum. yGmi" Mr.. Burton
says il will be a feast "fit for a
king"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
MIXED CARD
SLATED FOR
SAN BENITO
Sanstrom VS.. Law and
Kaschtic VS.. East
man, Wrestlers; Ex-
hibition Boxing

The wrestling ealdron has boiled.
bubbled and simmered for some
months in the upper section Of the
Valley. The work Of two Of the IN
restrained ohiropractors has stood
out and they are to settle their
claims TO supremacy next Wedncs-
day night at the Palace thea.er IN
San Benito.
The two ~grapplers are Jack san
Strom, III pounds. and Eddie Law,
l76 pounds. Both have Jared we'll in
the Valley and Wednesdays bout "
expected to climax their careers in
ghis section.
Ssnstrom will be remembered by
Brownsville fans As the referee in
matches recently plt on here BY
Promoter Ferguson. He was the one
that Miss Teddy Meyers tried 10 at
tack in the ring after he had warned
her against using rough tactics with
Miss Mae Stein. Law easily dis
posed Of a Fort Brown wrestler on
the same card.
Law and Ssnstrom will grapplc
two out OF three falls with a two
hour time limit.
AS a scmi-final. Bill Kaschtic, 100
pounds of San Benito, viii wrestic
Chas. Eastman, 165 pounds Of Nc
Allen, for the Hypothetical Valley
championship. Kaschtic has achieved
a reputation at the San Benito Attn
4~anw wtWvh NnIsnw Ar "a number MN
strong boys. Eastman has been
wrestling up and down the Valley
regularly during the past two months
and he Is expected to be IN the pink
OF condition Wednesday night.
They will wrestle for two falls out
Of three with a time limit Of 40 min
utes.
Fourteen rounds OF exhibition box
ing will he presented on the card.
Ken Macy, l25 pounds, lately Of
Oklahoma City, and Dick Wymore.
126 pounds Of La Feria. are PRO-
| grammed TO spar six rounds.
Macy hung up his gloves in the
Valley about a year z with the
| avoved intention of sticking TO his
drawing board IN an architects Of
flee. Try-squares, art gum and pen
ellis soon became dull. however. and
Ken donned his leather knucklcs
| again. Ken has been going great
guns in Oklahoma recently, Doc
Cook. his manager reports.
+; Kid Presto and Joe Lozano, each
weighing 125 pounds, have been
billed for four rounds. Presto's chief
claim to fame is that he stayed the
| limit with Wvmore in a Brownsville
bout some time ago. Presto vas sub
I shutting for an overweight opponent
OF Dicks.
Lupe Guerra. who recently sur
prised fans here by knocking off Kid
Littz in one round. l. TO do four
rounds with Joe Martin q Sugar
land. Both strip down at 1876 pounds.
The card is being put or under the
auspices Of the San Benito Athletic
club and the American Legion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
LAST NIGHTS
BASKETBALL

(By The Associated Pressl.
C0LUMBIA-ohio State 43; North
Carolina 30.
WINFIELD. Ka,. Southwestern
27; Sterling 10.
FORT WORTH. Texas - Texas
Christian II. 80: Simmons 81.
HOUSTON. Tcxas-Rice Institute
277; Daniel Baker %.
NEW HAVEN 49, Georgetown IS;
Yale ~.
AUBURN, Ala.-Alsbama Poly 40;
Fort Benning Sc.
CHICAGO-ChicaEo 20; Beloit col
lege Is.
ATHENS. Ga.-Georgia as; South
Carolina 81.
WEST POINT-Army 80; McGill
10.
ANN ARBOR. Mich.-Michigan 45;
Cornell (Ithaca) 13.
EAST LANSING. Mich.-Michigau
State 16; Pennsylvania State IL.
WALLA WALLA, Wash.-Montana
State Is; Whitman so.
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Ouint Coaches To
Hold San Benito
Meeting Friday

Cameron county basketball coaches
will meet Friday night in San Benito
M the high school. st which time
business pertaining 70 the basketball
season will he completed. tho main
thing Of which Vill he the making
out Of a schedule.
The call was issued bv Red Irvine.
athletic director of the Brownsville
public schools. and who rs also d.
rector Of Cameron county basket
ball and track affairs.
Mr.. Irvine states that the season
proper will probably start next week,
as all the high schools IN Cameron
county are practieing daily for the
coming season.
Raymond "Soc" Plato. basketball
coach OF the Junior college and high
school, will represent Brownsville at
the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
Many Golfers
Turned Back In
La Jolla Open

ia J0LLA. Calf, Jan. ST
Over the la Jolla golf course some
of the country's greatest players re-
ncwcd their attack on old man par
today in a 54-hole tournament.
Players whose names are bywOrds
" the realm OF open play were re-
rulsod by the well-trapped layout W
the first rs holes Of play in the So
ul IT'D l0lla open yesterday, and but
tUo VT Tho field of nearly 200 were
able 20 crack par.
Leading the field was Chef Beer,
Baker field. Calf. professional. VINO
hi7zed a new competitive record for
the Sca- Idc course M N ~ 6a. two nm
Ier par. OU. ..rln a..I h'm wa-
Johnny Golden o- H7t~ en. =. =.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
Walker, K'l@ins
May Be Matched
In Title Bout

NEW YORK. Jan. S. i1 IF
Matchmaker Tom McArdic can carry
through bis plans. Mickey Walker
win defend his m~iddlcwc.ght cham
MON hin against Ace Hudkins In
Madison Square Garden before the
end Of the present season.
McATdle believes he can get Walk
er's signature on a contract 70 fight
the Nebraska Wildcat and announc-
cd yesterday that he WEI ask the
approval NJ the New York State Ath-
lctic commission for the match al
IFS meeting tomorrow
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BILLIARD Meet
UNDETERMINED
Horemans, Hagenlach-
err, Schaefer Certain;
Cochrane and Hoppe
Up In Air

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-tF1-The who
OF the entry list for the international
is2 balk line billiard tournament
scheduled IN start In New York Feb
4, is more or less speculation. Nine
Of the worlds leading shot makers
from five countries have indicated
their desire to play but the entries
arc limited 70 seven.
Only three ~ the ranking players
are counted as in by the National
Billiard Association. which has the
final say as to Who shall compete
The trio IS: Edouard Horomans.
Belgium. the champion and mHsicr
~ the massc; Lric Hagcnllchcr,
German title holder, and young Jake
Shaefcr. Chicago.
Whether Welker Cochrare, former
title holder. completes depends on
his contract with a New YORK bond
house. Cochran il said % have
agreed not 10 participate in any pro-
fcssional tournaments. when he en-
tered business last summer
Willie Hoppe, the balk line King
Size 1910 probably will he invited
Il enter though there N an unwrit-
ten law among the players that
each mar should confine his sctivi-
ties 10 one style or billiards. HOPPE
fcrsook his first love" a year ago,
taking up three-cushions. Aftcr
losing the worlds angle title tn
Johnny Layton two weeks ago Hoppe
said he intended to again devote All
his time 70 the game at which nv
won Is championships in II years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03

ncr workings Of the institution from
an athletic standpoint.
FINS will be written tonight in big
letters to the most successful foot
ball season the Brownsville high
school has eve known. It's going 10
be a big party. Are you going to be
among those present. Proceedings
start 1T ] o'clock. with W. :. West "
charge. A banquet at tbs ri Jar
din hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03

CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-(Pl-The 1920
spring training schedule or exhibit
ton games to be played by the
Chicago American league team was
announced today.
Two games are scheduled with the
New York Giants, one March so at
Fort Worth, Tex, the other March
81 al Dallas.
Other games scheduled:
At Dallas, March 8, 3. 10, Is, 20, %,
%. "a and 27; Fort Worth, Is, is, II;
Wichita Falls, April 5. 6 and z; Dali
las. April =; Memphis. Tenn, April
2; Louisville. KY. 10; Terre Haute.
Ind. III; indianapolis, Ind, Il. Is and
IA, Springfield Ill. -,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
QUTNT TO
OPEN YEAR IN TEXAS

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, Jan. 3.-.pl
Scheduled "a open their South
western Conference cage campaign
with four games in five nights. 10
members OF the champion Arkansas
university basketball squad will
leave tonight for Dallas, where on
Friday and Saturday they engage the
Southern Methodist University Mus
tangs. The Porkcrs will play inc
Teas Christian university quintet
Monday and TUESDAY nights ~ Fort
Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
SNYDER BACK
With HOUSTON
Resigned AS Manager
After Quitting
Over Salary

HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. 3.-tP-
Frank "Pancho" Snyder today signed
for a second year as manager Of the
Houston Baseball club.
Snyder resigned in October after
plotting his warriors TO victory in
the Texas league and Dixie Series.
Snyder left the club after the close
Of the Dixie Series as a result Of a
salary difference with President
Ankcnman.
Snyder and President Ankenman or
the Houston club "fell out" last wear
because the Buff prexy refused to
pay Snyder and his men for the in
term between the close Of the Tex
as league series and that Of the
Southern league. which was five
days, that IL the Southern league
didn't settle its pennant fight until
five days after the pennsnt had been
won by Houston in the Texas league.
Snyder claimed pay for that fiye-dsy
interim ard Ankenman refused.
Frank Snyder's home IS in san
Antonio. He is a catcher, and was
in the major leagues a number OF
years. prior to coming to Houston
last year as manager. His activities
in the majors included many years
with the New York Giants, where
he vas regarded as the best masks
man in the National league.
He was sent to the St. Louis Card
mails in 1926, via the waiver price.
lie refused to report. and returned to
his home in San Antonio and stayed
out Of baseball that year. However,
love of the game was too strong for
Snyder. and he reported to the 81.
Louis club in 1927. and the following
year was sent to Houston as mana
ger.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
. - PORTS FORUM
. ~ By Bishop Clements

Banquet tonight, Z o'clock at Fl
Jsrdin hotel. Honoring the Browns
willie high school football champions.
the Eagles, and coaches Of the pub
lie schools.
Sponsored ~ the Rotary, Lions
and kiwanis clubs. football fandom
Of this city tonight will pay homage
10 as gallant q crew Of high school
football players as ever strobe upon
a g~ridiron-the Eagles. their coach.
athletic director and other coaches Of
the Brownsville public schools.
"
Tonight fans will honor the hest
club Brownsville high has ever had;
a team that has worked with smooth
ness and precisions all through its
games: a team that hasn't been scor-
cd upon this season in a touchdown:
a team that Is loyal; q team that
idolizes its coach; a team that will
20 down m history a. the greatest
machine ever turned out IN the val
iey.
And to have made all this possible
is Doug Iesssnden, coach-there
may be better high school mentors
but we'll stick by Fessenden. ANY
tine a fellow who can take over a
bunch Of players such as was turned
over TO him this past season, and
weld them into the great Eagle team
that he has-well, they just don't
come any better. And the great
thing F~essenden has done for the
boys. Individually, has taught them
how TO play clearly.
It's = peculiar thing in this day
and time. and yet il is a fact, that
the average boy wants 10 play
cIcanly. but the same quota don't
know how. That's one Of the great
things F~cssendcn has taught the
Eagles.
Another thing-Fesserden hasn't
tolerated any individual starring on
the attempted part Of his proteges.
Teamwork has been drilled into the
eleven all the time-it has borne re-
suits. and We dare say there isn't a
player on the squad who would
change places with any individual
star on any high school in the state.
IN athletics wherein massed boys
form the club. Il Is better to be hon
orcd rs a whole than individually.
And so tonight the Eagles, Coach
Fessenden. Athletic Director Irvine.
Plato. basketball coach. will he hon
cred as a whole for the great work
hey have accomplished 20 far in the
local public schools.
Blue" Howell. Nebraska full
back. who starred in the Big Six
Southwest conference game New
Years Day at Dallas. got himself
in a peck Of trouble when he tried
10 run over the Texans. True, he
made both touchdowns for the Big
Six in their 10 10 6 win, yet when
IL came 10 b~ull-dozing his way
about tho field. Burgess OF A. &
VI. and Baccus Of Southern Meth
odist took turn about in quoting
the Nchraskan in convincing fash
ion. As the game ended, which
was almost a riot. Baccus was on
top Of Howell giving a rcntcel
whipping. Burgess. prior 20 this
had exchanged blows with How
ell and vas chased from the field
by the officials.
Howell has been named BY several
sports writer's as All-Americsn; We
have read Of more or less unfair tao
ties this same Nebraskan has been
employing all season, and IL this is
the kind OF All-American material
the eastern experts pick-no wonder
the South gels very few names or
this mythical homer rcll. Burgess
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
Banquet
Is to Be Held
Thursday Night

Yea. Eagles! Yea Eagles" is a
we'll known yell on Tucker Field. and
it will Re repeated in the banquet
room OF the III Jardin hotel tonight.
beginning At ! o'clock, when the
high school football team, their
coach and coaches Of the local
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03

Carl Hubbell. Of the Giants, and
Ed Morris, OF the Red Sox, are con-
sidered by baseball experts as the
two best young pitchers to break in
the majors during 1928.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-03
Sportistory
~
ON THIS DATE
Thu~rd.N I>uuarx

ON THIS DATE
Thursday. January :
i902-Jim Ferns knocks out Jack
Bennett in two rounds at Philadel-
phia, Pa.
l90S7Jimmy Burns and Rudy I'm
holz battle 10 rounds TO no-decision
at Los Angeles. Cal.
19l1-Porky Flynn defeats Sandy
Ferguson in IL rounds at Boston
19i22Jimmy Walsh defeats Alfie
Lynch in 8 rounds at Boston.
19l6-Mike Glover and Joe Chick
fight TO no decision at Gloucester,
Mass.
1920-Jim Higgins, bantamweight
champion Of England, defeats Johnny
France IN Is rounds at Newcastle,
England.