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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26
Cooper Gets Leave
To Enter Tourney

Los ANGELES. Nov. 26-CP-
Harry Cooper. Buffalo. ". Y.
professional. today was granted per-
mission to compete In the National
Professional Golfers association
championship to be held on the
HiIlerest course here December 2
10 z.
Lighthouse Harry" who In the
past two weeks repeatedly has
played the Hillcrest course under
par, was unable to compete in the
Northwestern New York district
qualification trials last summer
because OF an automobile accident
which resulted in a number Of
broken bones In his foot and tech
nically Is not eligible for the tourn-
ament.
Entrance or the Buffalo profess
sional in the 10.400 event adds COL
or to the tournament
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26
NOT READY in
OWAHEARINC
School Prepared To Apply
For Reinstatement;
Profs Sit Back

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s-P-with its
second petition for reinstatement
into good graces OF the Western
conference ready for presentation to
the faculty committee on athletics
Dec. 2. the University Of Iowa may
find the committee unprepared for
action.
Prof. James Paige OF Minnesota.
appointed last June to head a special
committee to investigate, not only
the Iowa case, but athletic condi-
tons in other Big Ten schools, last
night said his group, which included
Prof. Thoms K. French OF Ohio State
university, and the late Prof George
Goodenough Of the University of
Illinois, had not met and would not
have a report ready when the fac
ulty committee meets in Chicago.
Iowa athletic officials showed no
surprise when they learned or Pro
lessor Paige's statement. asking re-
inStatement to competition with 9TH
er schools. They planned to send a
q brief Of their case to each member
school before the Dec. 7 meeting.
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6ESH
&NIGHT&A

PHILADELPHIA Johnny Jad-
lex, Philadelphia, stopped King
Tut, Minneapolis, 90. Hy Diamond,
Boston. Defeat Henri DeWancker,
foul, CO.. Palo Blanco, Cuba, de-
feated Vidal Gregorio, Spain, foul,
90.
BUFFALO-Jimmy Siattery, Buff
falo, ~outpointed Make Rosenblocm,
New York. dO).
CHICAGO-Eddie Shea, Chicago.
knocked out Babe Peleco, Newark,
m. j., t2). Johnny Burns, San Fran
cisco. outpointed Joe Packo. Toledo,
O.. ~. Eddie anderson, Chicago,
outpointed Mike Dundee, Rock Is
land. Ill. co.
CINCINNATI Howard Mitchell.
Cincinnati, knocked out Chef
Smallwood, Terre Haute. Ind. C5).
OMAHA. Neb.-B earcat Wright.
Omaha, knocked out Tom Sayers,
Detroit. CO.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.-JackIe Cohen
New York, defeated frankie Ora
ham. Utica. N. ~, foul, (5).
INDIANAPOLIS-Lou Terry, st.
Louis. Mo, knocked out Jack NAL
one, Augusta. Ga. 90. Moan Baum
gartner, Fl. Wayne, Ind, knocked
out al Mccoy. st. Louis, (2).
BALTIMORE-Al Griedman, Bos-
ton, outpointed Bud German, st.
Paul. u0D.
TOLEDO, O. Joey Goodman.
Cleveland. outpointed Jimmy Reed,
Tampa. Fla. Q0).
GREEN BAY, Wis.-Bahe Ruth,
Louisville, KY, and AL Donnelly,
Green Bay. drew, Q0). Mel Upton,
Flint, Mich, knocked out Dean
Spencer. Des Moines. Ia, C5).
HUTCHINSON. Kas.- wildcat
Monte. Drumright, Okla. cutpolnt-
ed Sammy Ward. Chicago. d0).
TAMPLA. Fla.-Louis Gonzales,
Tampa. outpointed Angel Tejeiro,
Spain, 10).
MIAMI. Fla.-Bartley Madden,
Miami, knocked out George Avery.
Americas. Ga. "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26
CORNELL-PENN
DUEL OLDEST
Pitt Picked To Shove Pill
Of Defeat Down Penn
States Throat
BY HERBERT w. BARKER
Associated Press Snnrfs Writer


NEW YORK, Nov. Is -R=A
number Of fine old eastern football
rivalries viii be renewed this week,
most Of them on Thanksgiving Day,
but one Of the most important
Army and Notre Dame-on Satur-
day.
Before the Cadets and the Ram
blers from South Bend, Ind. put
on their spectacular struggle at the
Yankee stadium, such ancient feuds
as Cornell-Penn, Pitt-Penn State,
Washington and Jefferson-West Vir-
GINA, and Brown Colgate will have
been fought again. Added TO the
program will be such combats as
Carnegie Tech-New York university
on Thanksgiving Day and the Dart
mouth Navy, Villanova- Temple and
Boston college-Holy Cross trays two
days later.
Old Feud
OF traditional meetings this week
the Cornell-Penn duel is the oldest.
With the exception of the war year
of 1918. the Red and Blue and the
Red have battled annually since
1893. Penn holds a decided edge in
the series with 20 victories in IS
games. Cornell has won seven and
two were tied. Cornell. with n Of
the best teams in the East, hopes
to gain its first victory over Penn
since 1923.
Pitts unbeaten and united Panth-
ers, meeting Penn State for the 25th
consecutive year, should gain its
nth victory in the series with the
Nittany Lions who have had an in
and-out season this year. Penn State
has beaten Pitt only seven times
since 1904 and has TO go way back 70
1919 to point with pride to a tri-
umph over the Partners although
the games Of 1920 and 1921 were
scoreless ties.
The Syracuse Columbia battle is
the ninth in a series that began IN
1901. Columbia has only one vic
tory and a tie 70 show against SYRIA
cuSe'S six triumpas, and the chances
r all against a Lion win this
year.
Micks After nth
Colgate seems to pack enough
PAAA~A W aF~LAHI a. AAIAAALEA VI 4C~
feats Brown has pinned on fae
Maroons' record since 1917. or the
nine previous games, Browns won
five; Colgate one and three were
tied. The annual Turkey Day bat
tie between w. and j. and West
Virginia's Mountaineers finds the
Presidents decided favorites.
Notre Dame will be after its 18th
victory over the Army when these
rivals OF is years standing get to-
gether IN the outstanding game Of
the week on Saturday. Rnute Rock
mes Ramblsrs have won 10 Of the
10 previous meetings: the Army four
with one tie. Notre Dame, unheaten
and united. will be a heavy public
choice over the Cadets. who have
yet TO win a major game this season.
Notre Dame viii be handicapped BY
the absence of Rockne, who is i'll,
and Moynihan. star center, who suf-
fered a broken leg in the North
western game on Saturday.
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Eagles are set to cop another foot
ball game. The Reagan outfit is
known as q passing team. The BIZ
district game must be played on or
before Dec. Y, according to reguIa-
tons OF the InterscholaStic league.
Brownsville has at least q $3.50
chance 70 obtain this game. If she
cannot outbid the Houstonians. the
site OF the contest will more than
probably be decided by the flip OF
a coin. (Anybody got a nickle with
two-headS?) Brownsville fans are
champing on the bit to see the
Eagles in action once more. Isn't
there going to be a Thanksgiving
gamer" they have been asking us.
We feel sure that Red" Irvine and
his staff OF worthless will bring every
game here that Is within their
power.
The Valley junior high champ
ionship will be hanging fire We'd
neSday afternoon when the Mer-
cedes Tiger Kittens and the Nc
Allen Bullpups tangle at the lat
ter city. Neither club has taken a
beating at the hands Of a junior
high aggregation. These two little
teams play smart, alert football and
the fans should get their coins
worth
These two scrapping young elev-
ems argur well for McAllen and
Mercedes teams in the future.
Coach Red Kitchens Of Mercedes
should Jump up and kick his heels
with glee for he has been In Woe
full need of material for two years.
This year the Tigers are down in
the secret dungeon beneath the cal
lar-roommates Of the hapless
Raymondville aggregation.
II you don't believe in Junior
high eievens, give q look at the
Brownsville high school Eagles.
The starting lineup Of the Eagles
today is not greatly different from
the Brownsville junior high lineup
Of four years ago. The Valley ag-
gregation has run up a great rec
ord and this is due in a large part
to machine play" e~ngendered by
years OF practice together .
At last Brownsville has q real
athletic club-one that is backed
by enthusiastic and capable bust
ness men. It's organization was
perfected Monday evening at club
headquarters. Ala Twelfth street.
A large amount Of apparatus has
been installed and further work is
now under way. DIR. Geo. j. Toll
and has been named chairman and
Larry Lightner secretary-treasurer.
There Is q pair of war horses who
should be able to put the venture
over with a bang. The club will
he a non-profit making establish
rent, maintained for the purpose
Ct giving business men q gymna-
cum TO work out" in. Approx
mately 60 members have already
signed UP.
II you would like to reduce that
paunch, get in touch with Larry
at the Fidelity Products company.
The gymnasium Is expected to be
ready By Thanksgiving.
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m N m nm u y m N -
With Hal EuStoce
U m =

The Brownsville Screaming
Eagles are now enjoying a well
earned period or rest prior to
launching themselves into the last
lap Of the state title race. In their
first year OF class "A" competition,
the Eagles have run rough shod
over everything in district No. 8.
This in itself is no mean accom-
plishment. and speaks we'll Of Coach
Doug Fessenden. j. w. Red) Irv-
in, Supt. G. W. Gotke and all
other interested parties that lent a
helping hand. Outside OF Main
avenue and the Aggie Frosh, the
Eagles have not had TO extend
themselves in two years. They
should be able to win the South
and East Texas championship COM
p~aratively easy and then that would
bring them up to the finals .
At present 1t looks as though
John Reagan Of Houston will be
Brownsville's bi-district foe. Port
Arthur has a mathematical chance
at the District No. z title. however.
II the Houston chaps were to faw
down and 90 boom in their Thanks
giving tilt with old Central high.
There is only a remote chance Of
this coming to pass .
Last week John Reagan was
barely able to nose out Beaumont
high 7-6. 1t was anybody's game
up until the final gun blasted away.
In other words, Reagan and Beau
mont possess about the same
strength. Early in the year. Beau
mont took the Austin high Maroons
into camp by a 1875 score. II mem
orv serves us Alright. The Eagles
slithered and slid through a frigid
sea OF mud 10 a Alb victory over
the Capital City gridSters. Conse-
ouently. It would appear that the
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Jimmy A. suffering from an injured
back, while Witherspoon has a bad
hip.
Davis added 90 the bear fest that
his eleven had just come out OF a
hard fight with Taft Friday IVY last
week and was not I'm the best az
condition. Robstown = class az
aggregation, took "A fall out NY
Kingsville earlier I'm the season.
Comparative scores. figured out via
Brownsville. would indicate Tia
Cardinals could administer the Bit
ter pill OF defeat to the Robstown
aggregation.
The game Tuesday afternoon Win
not be for bi-district honors, as has
been previously stated. The teams
viii clash again Dec. 9 at KlnRsville
for the purpose OF settling titular
claims.
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Pups and Kittens
In Title Tanrle

McALLEN. Nov. 26.-McAren I'LL
nior high school Bullpups will take
on the Mercedes junior high school
Tiger Kittens here Wednesday af-
ternoon in the deciding game Of the
junior high school football chase
Of the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
The championship for junior high
school football teams Is at stake
and the youngsters are expected To
put on a genuine battle, according
to an announcement made Monday
by j. w. Taylor. junior high prin-
cipal of McAllen Public Schools.
The Mercedes Kittens won the
title for the Lower Valley last week
by virtue Of their defeat of the
San Benito Greypups, while the
Bullpups have beaten all opposition
in the Upper Valley. including the
Donna Papooses. the Edinburg
Bobkittens, the Weslsco Baby Pan
theirs, and the Pharr-San Juan
Alamo Bearcubs.
A large crowd Is expected TO wit
ness the game by reason OF the in
creasing popularity OF junior high
school gootbali in this section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26
REAGAN LIKELY TO
BE EAGLES ENEMY DEC.

The Brownsville high school
Eagles, champions OF
district No. 8, win meet the winner
of distric No. 7 title on of before
Dec. z, according to rulings laid
down by the Interscholastic league.
Site of this struggle cannot be de-
cided until the district seven honors
are settled.
At present. John Reagan OF Hous-
ton and Port Arthur have mathe-
NAUTICAL shots at the district bunt-
ing Both elevens are undefeated,
but Port Arthur has suffered one tie.
This no-decision struggle has cost
the Yellow Jackets one-half a con
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26

CHICAGO. Nov. 26=F- RUS
Bergherm. Northwestern fullback.
finished the season at the top Of
the scoring I'm Big Ten competition
with 80 points, q three point mar
gin over Glen Harmerson. Purdue
star. Art Pharmer. who tied with
Bedgherm at SO points. for scoring
fin all games, finished third with
"a points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26
usiness Mems Athletic Club is Organized Here
Alabama Back
Gains Almost
One Full Mile

TUSCALOOSA. Ala, Nov. "A
-F-Tony Holm, Alabama fuII-
DacAt 49, ealnea nearly a mile
1sa-LsS AlaDaIn1 Toes this year.
Latest records credit him with
t.1Ss YARDS Inls season. Only
81 tennessee has out
gained the Crimson Tides frIII-
back I'm any one game this wear
Newer gained seven more wards
than Holm but was in the Ten
nessee-Alabama game four min
utes longer and carried the ban
oftener.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26
BY GAYLE TALBOT, Jr.,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Cy Leland has answered those
skeptics who thought he would be
just another halfback. He is the
reigning sensation Of a season re-
plete with sensations. He has dis
placed Shelley, Mason, Grubbs, Will
son and other great backs. The
~long-legged Upper from the plains
OF West Texas has proved himself
ven a greater football player than
he Is a sprinter, and there pro-
baby are not five men IN the coun-
try who can beat him consistently
in the dashes. He has beaten three
Southwest conference elevenS al
most single-handed with his daz-
cling runs.
Leland Is not entirely dependent
upon his speed. No ball carrier
eve gave a finer exhibition OF
darting. lodging and squirmlng out
Of the arms OF tacklers than he did
in the first twenty yards OF his
92-yard run against Baylor Satur-
Gay at Waco. The entire Baylor
team was almost upon him when
he started, and 1t seemed impos-
sible he could get away for more
than q yard or two, hemmed as
he was against TIE sideline. The
crowd reared its appreciation as
he lodged the first two tackIers
and edged forward a few yards. 1t
reared some more as he darted
past another. then hesitated SO
that his rolling interference could
sweep him a path. The din reach
ed its cresendo as he deity pass
ed the last orange jersey and sped
down the field. tt was pretty to
watch.
There are those who hold, or
rather. held. that the Frog can
only run and does not know foot
ball. They know now that any
player who can carry a football
like Leland doesn't need 10 know
anything else. except. possibly, the
rules and the direction his team
Is travelling. The fact OF the mat
ter Is. though. that Leland Is quite
an all around star. He Is about as
fine q pass receiver as the confer
ence lists and has the height TO
make him doubly effective in that
department. He Is q splendid block
er and a crack defensive man, as
attested by the fact that Francis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26

IN 1875, IN earnest young man
n began to practice medicine. Al
q family doctor, he treated many
cases Of constipation. He soon
saw the harm in common purges
and began to seek something
better. Out Of his experience
was born a famous prescription
now in wide use.
This prescription was written
thousands OF times. It proved an
ideal laxative for old and young.
Children like its pleasant taste.
Older people like It because It
doesn't grippe or cause discomfort.
It is q mixture Of fresh herbs
and other pure ingredients; r.
thoroughly effective for the
most robust Of men. Stimu-
lates the normal muscular
action Of the bowels. So its
use win not become q habit.
AS people saw how marvel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26

White goods which have been
stained with iodine should be soaked
for one hour in milk. Rinse out the
stains with lukewarm water and
soap suds and the stains will come
out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26

OF baths are readily available at Jim
Carriers Turkish bath shop which
adjoins the club site.
Anyone wishing further informa-
ton about the body should get in
touch with Lightner at the office Of
the Fidelity Products company here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26

2 SUICIDES IN I GRAVE
.PARTS.-Pierre Handrelle and his
wife. who committed suicide, were
buried in the same grave.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26
CARDS PLAY
KINGSVILLE
District Champions Clash
AT Valley Mid Winter
Fair Tuesday
Especial to The Herald

HARLINGEN, Nov. 26-The pow
er1ul KingSville Brahmas arrived
here 20 strong Tuesday morning for
their tilt with the Harrington Cardi-
mails on the Fair Park gridiron at
3 ID. m. Both elevens are district
champions and q hard fought con-
test was expected TO be unraveled
before the fans.
a large delegation OF Kingsville
fans followed their team to Harlin-
gen. Tt formed an enthusiastic mob
and q pre-game fervor filled the air.
Cardinal hackers we're much In evil
dence and indications were that
from $500 to 1000 fans would be
In the stands by game time.
The contest Is part OF the Valley
Md Winter fair.
Rival Coaches
Additional interest was lent the
tilt by the fact that the rival
coaches, Dutch" Rektorik, and
"Sheik" Davis were old teammates
at Texas a. a. M. Each OF the mem
tors are anxious to take the others
scalp-in a friendly way, OF course.
According to the available dope"
the Harlingen ~jugernaut should win.
The Brahmas chief strength lies
In their backfield punch. Harlingen's
main virtue is a powerful line. The
Card forward wall should be able 70
hold the Kingsville ball carriers In
check while Jimmy Lawrence, ct
els, push over q marker or two.
Stars Hurt
Coach Rektorik. however. has in
dicated that neither Lawrence nor
Witherspoon may get into the game.
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so MEMBERS
ARE SIGNED
Apparatus Being Installed
And Will Be Ready
Thanksgiving

Z Giving Brownsville business men
a long needed recreational outlet,
organization Of an athletic club was
perfected Monday evening at q
meeting Of charter members.
The club Is a non-profitanle or
ganization which is being sponsored
by interested young men OF the
city.
The session vas staged at the club
headquarters. Ala Twelfth street. in
the heart OF the business district.
DR.. George j. Toland was elected
chairman and Larry Lightner sec
retary-treasurer. There are already
about 60 prominent business men on
the rolls Of the club. Lightner, who
has had much experience with this
kind of work, will launch a further
drive for members Tuesday. It IS
expected that membership will reach
over 100 before the next regular
meeting Of the club called for Mon
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-26
Advantages

Liehtner outlined the general or
~Ranization and aims Of the body.
Brownsville, and IN fact the entire
Valley, has long felt the need OF a
gymnasium, Lightner said. There Is
nothing in this section that cores
ponds to the facilities offered by
Y. NJ. g. A. gyms in larger cities, It
was pointed out.
Many young men have often ex-
pressed desire for a place to work
out" and the Business Mems Ath-
letic club Is the answer to this wish.
The older men of the city viii find
the club an excellent place to keep
them physically fit. Lightner said.
Construction of additional athletic
facilities has been under way at the
club headquarters for sometime and
these will be available about
Thanksgiving, IL was stated. One
unit OF apparatus has already been
installed. and more will be added
in the near future.
Apparatus Installed
Handball courts are nov practi-
cally complete. punching bags are
being placed. and muscle-producing,
waist-reducing paraphernalia will be
ready by Thanksgiving.
1Aghtner pointed out the excel
laer4 location Of the clubOirectly in
frcnt OF the White Kitchen. Busi-
ness men can step in from their
work handily, - was said. All types
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ously the most sluggish bowels
are started and bad breath, head
aches, biliousness, feverishness,
or no energy, poor appetite, ETC.,
are relieved BY DR.. Caldwell's
prescription, It became necessary
to put it up ready for use.
Today, DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, as it il called, In the
worlds most popular laxative.
All drug stores have the generous
bottles. The product never varies
from DR.. Caldwell's original
formula. So You can take It with
confidence or give it TO the
youngest child.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

NOTICE
OF CITY CONTROLLER-CITY HALL,
Indianapolis, Ind
Sealed bids will be received d'i b1 the dSS oitv
Indiana, until ii O'clock A. NJ. "t on pO The
18th day Of March, 1929, for a tenn
porary loan Of $50000.00 to the City of
Indianapolis, Indiana, acting on behalf
OF and Tor the, use and benefit of the
Sanitary District of Indianapolis and the
Board OF Sanitary Commissioners thereof,
Ior the relief of and in aid of the SAM
Fund of the said District and Board
Sald loan VIII bear interest at the rate
OF not more than $50 per annum, and
VIII be evidenced by notes or warrants
signed by the City of Indianapolis. for
the, use and benefit of and on behalf of
SAID Sanitary District and the Board of
principal sum of $4,000 90, to be dated
March L. 1929, and to be payable No
vember z, 1929. The interest on said
notes no., or warrants shall be payable at
ceiyed will be opened by the City Con.
troller IN his office on the 18th day of
March, 1929, between the hours of II
said City Controller shall thereupon
Stitution offering in his or its bid to loan
but the said City Controller shall have
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proposals for said loan. Said notes or
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thereof at the office of the Treasurer
Of Marion County. in the City of IN
dtanapolis, Indiana, or at one of the
authorized repositories in said city. Said
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sonaI obligation for their payment and
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actually levied and now in process of
collection under section 81 of an act OF
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Act concerning the department of public
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sanitary districts consisting of such cities
and any Incorporated towns located with
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amended by an Act approved March z,
1925 and the proceeds of said taxes now
IN process OF collection have been pledged
and. appropriated. so far as is necessary
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March g. 1917. as amended By said Act
approved March 7. 1923.
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City Controller
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Barter and Su0ap

PLAYER PIANO-Will take used radio or
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ance $3.50 per week. Ri 2155 ask for
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