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marksmen. Squares Of paper with a
pencil cross are Set It'd 40 a distance
Of 40 yards. A team Of five or more
men fire once with shotguns not 20
exceed II gauge. The man having
a hole nearest the center cross VIII
be awarded a turkey. The ammuni-
ton III this event Is not to be small
Ter than No. Z ID. Entrance &c IS
81 IN all Of the eight events.
There Is little Of skill in the No.
8 event and It was designe- espec-
ially TO give the lesser marksmen a
chance at the prize Christmas birds.
The shooting will begin ii q. n.
Saturday and continue until dark.
Events will get under way earlier
Sunday and Will continue until ev-
ening also. It has been announced
The gunners are 70 furnish their
own guns and ammunition.
The various events follow:
No. Individual off-hand p.
Ten shots with '2 at bulls eye 30
yards off. Store Of 80 out Of pos
SlDIt lVJ Wits a TURKEY.
No. 2-Individual sitting or kneel-
ing %. ConditiC IS same as above.
Winning score. 85 out ar 100.
No. 3-Individual prone %. Same
conditions. Winning score, 80 out
Of 100.
No. 4-Team OF five Same condl-
tons as in No. 3 Winner. man with
highest score.
No. 5-Pistol. individual standing
Ten shots at bulls eve target al %
yards. Pistol held ard supported BY
one hand. no artificial rest. Any
type Of pistol and ammunition
Score OF IS ont of TO- wins turkey.
No. 6-Team Of five. Same con-
diti0ns as tn match five. Winner.
entrant with highest score.
No. = Shotgun team Of five.
Standard clay pigeons over trap
shooting range. Ten targets. two
from each post. Shotguns not 70
exceed u gauge and ammunition
not r. exceed I Ia ounces. CUM
ner with highest score wins.
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St. Eds Star Out or
Basketball Season

AUSTIN. Dec. 20.-P-Acting
on the advice of his father. a
physician. Harold lansing. Of West
nhalia. star three-sDort man at
ST. Edwards University here. will
not play basketball this season. his
last If tho institution.
lansing. center. was captain elect.
His father ordered only two snorts
this year because Of Jansing's heart
and the biz fellow chose baseball
over basketball. Ee IS a slugging
outfielder and his T friends believe
he has a rcseate future before him
IN professional baseball.
Next sDring viii be Jansing's
fourth on the Saint baseball nine
and De could have earned his fourth
csce letter bv PLAYING this year.
Eugene Sullivan Of FL Paso cap
tain III Jansinrs place. is q guard
The Westnhalia youth was one Of
The outstanding backs Of the Texas
conference this fail and earned his
third football letter.
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A'DEFEATS HEADQUARTERS
14-l1 TO TAKE POST CROWN

and the A cagers we're somewhat at
a loss on the defense. Heretofore A
troops offense has been its defense.
During the last period, however,
the wirey A players beat their OPP
ponents' defense down the field 20
regain the lead and the Fort Brown
championship. Mayo and Munroe
scored four points each in this win
ming assault.
Troop A has not been defeated III
seven games. Her record for the
a follows: A q. B s; A 81,
Band 5: "a 10. Headquarters Y; "A
70, Machine Gun IL; A IS, B u;
A As, Band 4.
Three more games r to be play
ed before the tournament Is closed.
Dec. 20 Machine gun troops plays
troop "A. Dec. % Headquarters plays
Is and Dec. ~ Machine Gun plays
the Band.
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NAIROBI, British East Africa.
Dec. 19.-(P-This out-of-the-way
African city will become an i'm
portant news center early next
spring.
The Prince Of Wales Is expected
here for q few weeks OF hunting in
East Africa.
Readers will recall the PRINCES
sensational dash homeward from
Africa last year, due to his fathers
dangerous illness. His race TO Lon
don from Dar-es-Salaam cut short
what had been planned Is a leisure
~ tour OF the big-game continent.
Next year. assuming King
Georges health continues TO i'm
prove, the prince plans 20 visit
many places which his earlier itin-
erary would have included had It
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20
Ralph Greenleaf
Again Billiard King

DETROIT. Dec. 2O.-lP-Ralph
Greenleaf Of New York again holds
the worlds pocket billiard cham
picnship. This star cueist defeated
Erwin Rudolph Of Chicago in the
play-Off for the worlds crown by
l25 to SO III Is innings. The game
was not spectacular. but was mark
ed by hard fighting and excellent
defensive work. Both players SEEM
ed TO show the strain. Greenleaf
miscuing twice and making a foul
once. offenses s-i%Rr chaTNed
against "a headliner. Rudolph also
was guilty Of at least four misses
on easy shots.
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BIG FIELD IN
TOURNEY SEEN
San Antonio Planning To
Greet Several Hundred
In Texas Open

SAN ANTONIO. Dec. 20.-tP-
san Antonio is making ready To re-
ceive several hundred professional
and amateur golfers who will par
ticipate In the annual Texas Open
Golf tournament here Jan. 30 Ia
Feb. 2. "A blanket invitation has
been extended to all golfers in the
country.
Thirty cash prizes. none 70 Dc
less than $50. viii be posted. First
money will be $500: second $500
third $500. fourth s400.
The largest field ever entered in
the Texas Open. which has been :
regular feature in san Antonio for
the last eight years. is expected.
The meet will be one OF the crown
ing events OF an extensive winter
sport program being conducted by
the San Antonio Junior Chamber Oi
Commerce. Thousands or dollars
are being expended on the winter
sporting card. which will include
national tennis matches. polo. SOC
Ger. basketball, aquatics and other
sports.
The golf tournament will be- play
ed on the municipal links III Brack-
enridge Park. On Jan. %. one day
prior to the formal opening. quail
flying rounds will be held for anna
teurs. Those turning in the lowest
scores will shoot against pros Oh
opening day.
On the next two days. 18 holes
Of medal play will reduce the field
for finals Feb 2.
The Texas Open will be climaxec
by the customary banquet az which
prizes are presented
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not been 50 dramatically inter
rupted.
Present plans call for the princes
departure from Southampton jan
uary 3, aboard the liner Kenilworth
Castle. He will bring with him not
only his elephant guns but an air
plane, as he intends TO fly from
Rhodesia to Kenya If conditions are
favorable. He will 60 first 10 Cape
Town but will do his elephant hunt
ing in Uganda.
While at Cape Town the prince
will be the guest Of the earl Of Ath-
lone and Princess Alice. countess
of Athlone. with whom he had in
tended to spend last Christmas.
He Il expected 20 reach East
Africa late in February or early IN
March.
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Coming from behind with i strong
rush in the second half, Troop a
defeated Headquarters l4-ll Thurs
day evening, practically sewing up
the Post championship.
The Headquarters eager. led By
Umpleby and Stetter. threw a scare
into the "A boys during the first
half. They had their opponents IA
at that time. headquarters five
man defense was percolating well
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Trojans Prepare For
Panther Invasion

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20.-CP)-
With five days Of rest behind them
following their victory over Car
negie Tech, the Trojans OF the Uni
versity Of Southern California to-
day were ready 10 climb into their
grid armor and face football prac-
tice grind in anticipation Of their
tournament Of Roses struggle with
the Panthers OF Pittsburgh.
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EIGHT EVENTS
WILL BE shot
Both Dubs And Sharks To
Have Chance At
Prize Birds

arrangements have been com
pIeted for the sixth annual American
legion turkey shoot 70 be held Sat
urday and Sundtly on the new Skeet
field just TO the rear OF the Buena
Vista cemetery, has been an
nounced.
The turkeys have been obtained
and the ranges laid off for the
eight events TO be conducted BY the
legionnsires.
The feature OF the meet q the
NO 8 event which gives the dubs
as gccd a chance as the skilled
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Odds Favor Bass

NEW YORK. Dec. 20.-tFl-The
betting fraternity is willing to give
odds that the junior lightweight
championship will transfer is head
quarters from Seattle To Philadel-
phia tonight when Tod Morgan de-
tends his somewhat synthetic title
against Benny Bass I'M Madison
Square Garden.
Overnight odds made the deadly
punching Bass an 3 to . favoritc.
but these were expected to narrow
to around 6 to S at ring time. The
fight is for Is rounds.
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100000 Fans
Pay Huge Sum
To L~onghorns

AUSTIN. Tex. Dec. 10.tF-
The University Of Texas foot
ball team played To nearly l0n.-
600 fans during the season and
realized from paid admissions
500. 1885. according 10 figures
compiled by Dr. H. IN. Ettlinger.
director or athletics.
Two games were ON guaran-
tees. the others IA percentage
basis.
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Turkey Shoot Starts Here Saturday


With important business to be
cleared away, representatives o.
clubs In the Valley Amateur
Basketball league viii meet 3
D. m. Friday at the offices OF
The Harlingen Star.
Formulation of o schedule,
settlement Of questions as 10
bracket play and split seasons,
and decision as to whether the
league will affiliate with the
Texas Amateur federation are
among the things to come before
the loop officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20

CHICAGO Dec. 2o.-tP-Ed Hol-
lev. rirhthanded pitcher. who has
been property OF the Chicago Cubs
for the last three years. he's been re-
leased To Kansas CITY Of the Ameri-
can Association. His release COM
nleted the deal for pitcher Lynn
Nelson. Hollev was with Reading Of
the international League last sea-
son.
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Army Gridsters On
Way To California

CHICAGO Dec. 70.-tP-Army's
football squad today was on its way
way toward CALIFORNIA; balmy win
ter weather-but still behind sche-
DUE.
It's special train three hours late
in Chicago, the Army corps failed
to stop at GalesbuTg. Ill, when II
finally resumed its march on STAN
ford University. and was cheated
out az one az its stop-off workouts
Failure 70 stop at Galesburg also
disappointed towns-people and
Knox college students.
Coach Biff Jones hoped to side
track the train for a while today
AZ Syracuse. Ras.. while he sent
the men through a signal drill.
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BY \ TALBOT. JR.

ASSOCIATED Press sports writer
During the years he guided Ar
kansas ~university's athletic destin-
les, coach Francis Schmidt was re-
garded Us something OF u myth IN
the southwest conference. re was
toe far away from this section 70 be
seen often and little was known Oi
hin personality. Since coming TO
Texas Christian university. nc fast
* becoming che of the most popular
characters in state athletics. He has
the happy faculty Of making q fri
end OF everyone he meets
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POST STANDING

Score Thursday
Troop "a IA. Headquarters III.
Game Tonight
Mac. nc Gun VS.. Troop a.
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FIGHTS LAST
&4NIGHT&A

by Associated Press.)
MIAMI, Fla-Bob Goodwin. Day.
tona Beach. Fla, stopped Jimmy
DE Capua, Flint. Mich, u0l. Gin
ger J%ernigan. Columbus. o. and Ivy
Kaplan, Meridian. Conn. Drew, ca.
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InTho Grid Camps
mn * Ml& L.

not question Cawthon's honesty
ne said. We know he calls 'em as
~ sees EN-. we have alt confiderA
III his honesty"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-20


One Of the best stories that came
out OF the recent football camNign
had 10 do with Schmldt's speech TO
his Horned Frog eleven just before
is game with Texas "a. H. VA. It has
been told and retold. but such "a
choice bit of psychology viii bear
repetition The Frogs were pTepar-
ing 10 play the team coached hv
Matty Bell. who had been their men
tor the previous year. You boys"
the willy Schmidt Is supposed 10 have
said. pointing to a half-dOzel ind
viduals about the dressing room.
Were not good enough 70 play for
Matty Bell last year. You stayed on
the bench. Well. you're plenty good
enough 10 play for me. / think you
are about the bsst bunch OF players
+ ever saw. Go out there and snow
Bell and his new boys what you can
DO What the Frogs did TO the Ag-
gies, rs, OF course. well known.
Schmidt. incidentally. has hast
ened to explain that he nor his
school did not mean I'd question the
integrity OF referee Pete Cawthcn
when they produced movies TO ind.-
cate the Frogs scored a second
touchdown against Southern Meth
odist III the final game While we
may feel that a touchdown was
scored that was not allowed. we do
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NANH AA&EMA0NM
he said. we know he calls 'em as
~ sees EN-. we have at ~conflderA
Ii his honesty"
Possibly the States outstanding
aIl-round girl athlete Nv Carrie Nc
LEROY OF Dallas. forward on the Sun
cco basketball sextet. winner Of the
National title the last two years ur-
der the banner of Trezevant-C0ch-
ran and Schepp's aces. Two years
ago she was selected am All-AmRri-
can forward after the National tour
nament. She Isl. In addition. one uf
the States leading feminine stars
She has been a factor I'm Che last
several state tournaments and fDr
two years has been runner-up for
the Dallas city title. She Is co-hold-
e. 0f the city mixed doubles title
She led the Dallas city girls base
ball league in batting last year. Her
average was yer 500. during her off
moments she qualities aS an expert
swimmer and diver. She * rather
small % 90 az those things so well.
Amarillo. Lubbock, Abilene and EI
Paso are getting solidly behind the
proposed -Staked Plains" conference
Frequent editorials are pointing out
advantages or such III athletic group
to west Texas. and it looks very
much as though the conference
would be formed at the meeting at
SweetWater December 81. Texas Tech
Simmons, Texas college of mines and
West Texas Teachers virtually are
certain I'd join the new circuit. H0-
ward Payne Is uncertain.
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Officials. Referee. Gaboe
Henry: scorer, Dempsey.
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