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ZEP'S PASSENGERS
ORGANIZE SOCIETY

LAKEHURST. N. j.. Aug. 5.-CR
The is passengers who arrived Oh
the Graf Zeppelin organized The
Brothers and Sisters Of the Zeppe-
lin" Werner Stauffaugher, a bus
mess man Of Basic. Switzerland
was chosen president and GeorEa
g. Grouse OF Syracuse, ~. VI VIC
president.
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ross The Street or Across the State-a Want AID Will Find Buyer For You

w. Gound. lot Fl, blk. l72, Mission
S43.35.
w. c.. Killough ct Tx to Charles
r. Hurst, trustee, S. 11.54 acres Of
2l.54 acres lot Z, blk. 102, Campo
cuas addn. subd.. 10 etc.
San Juana Garcia by sheriff to
G. w. Gound. lot 4, blk. 80, Ms
sion, S4l.35.
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2sTH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. a.. w. Cunningham, Judge
No orders.
IO3RD DISTRICT COURT

ASAA
No. 842l. The Murray Co. vs..
Combes Gin Co. et al. dismissed az
plaintiffs costs.
No. 1922, The Murray Co. VS.. Peo-
Piles Gin Co., dismissed at plain
tiff's cost.
No. 64l5, Fred Christianson VS.. w.
w. Kientz. ct al. title and posses
sion for plaintiff.
No. 8557-Jacinto Chavez VS..
Central Power g. Light Co., agreed
Judgment for plaintiff.
No. G426. The American Land
Company Of Texas VS.. j. T. Ken
drick ct al, title and possession for
plaintiff.
No. 1892. James-Dickinson Farm
Mortgage Company rs. w. G. Cow
ington. foreclosure OF lien.
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Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the District Courts:
No. 8674. Mrs. Georgia Cassidy VS..
j. ID. Cassidy. divorce.
No. 8675. Lena Blair VS.. Arneta
Blair, divorce.
No. 1916, Gregoria Ramos de VII
lareal VS.. Jose Villareal divorce.
No. 8677. Juana Abalos Cadena
VS.. Hilario Cadena. divorce.
No. 867S. Manuela r. de Esca-
tolia VS.. Balentine Escatolia, di-
vorce.
No. 1919. Ester Gonzales et al vs..
+. II. Wedegartner. damages.
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SACRIFICE-New thoroughly modern
5-room house. best buy II Brownsville.
small down payment. balance like rent.
See Mrs. Florence Stafford. l7i9 Hayes
street. Victoria Heights. Phone i075-M.
TAI
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SALESAIEN-AGENTS
SALESMAN

wANTED-Two thoroughly ex-
perienced radio repair men
with sales ability. Must be en-
ergetic, reliable. with good
personality. Prefer married
men. Must have Al reference.
Permanent position and right
salary TO men that can qualify.
we are going OF enlarge u
radio department and want
competent men that have real
sales ability. Apply in person
after Q p. m. at office Camp
bell Auto Supply Co, San Be-
nito. Texas.
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REAL ESTATE

FOR SAILS acres land one mile west
OF Harrington 81 the H~arlingen-La Feria
highway. Highway frontage. Must be
sold IN next 10 days. Call Ted's Eats.
Harrington. e-22s
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BUY OR EXCHANGE

WAETED-valley home. Will trade
practically new six-room bungalow.
strictly modern with oil heat. value
5000. u located In south residence
section. Kansas City. Mo. for town
home with one or two acres bearing
orchard. Mary d. Lawrence. 2220 r.
66th St. Kansas City. Mo. T-34
FIVE CHOICE OLMITO LOTS for acre
age Will assume small encumbrance
or paw reasonable difference. y. s.
Ford 4 Sons. Phone 1929. TIC
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HOUSES TOR SALE

FOR SALE
One 5-room house n two lots on the
corner Of Washington and Palm Blvd.
Will sell the lots with or without the
improvements. These are beautiful
lots and are being offered reasonable
r. w. Howard. Phone 1000. T-l2
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LOST ID u

LOST ID FOUND
FOUND-Tan silk glove. Owner NAV
nave same by calling at Herald office
and paying for this ad.
COMMERCIAL STANDARD Insurance
Company automobile policy numbers
1857 to i53600 inclusive have been
either lost or destroyed. but have not
been issued through a licensed agent
OF this company. II anyone Is holding
one Of these policies at the present
time or knows the whereabouts OF any
OF them. please kindly communicate
with the home office Of this cornpany
at Dallas. Texas. T-oO
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LOTS FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL LOS EBAEOS LOT
Southeast exposure: must be sold at a
sacrifice. Phone l398-W. or call at no.
!. Del Francis Apartments. Los Ebanos.
Silt
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COUNTY U

Hon. Oscar Dancy. Judge
Suits filed: l745, r.. Whitfill. de-
ceased, probate Of will.
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LOS EBANOS

Brownsville's Supreme Residential Dis
trice. carefully restricted. completely
improved Home sites from $1,000 90.
easy terms. James-Dicktnson Co.
Realtors. corner z Jardin Hotel Bldg
Brownsville.
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COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John Kleiber. Judge
In vacation.
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LIVESTOCK-POULTRY

I BUY HORSES and mules. wild or
tened. Jose Cue. Hotel Imperial. u
Matamoros. Mexico. Phone 81. SLIT
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06
WATCHING THE
SC0REB0ARD
(By United Press)

Yesterdays Hero-Rube Walberg,
Philadelphia ,southpaw, who held the
st. Louis Browns to four hits and
enabled the Athletics to increase
their lead in the American League
to six and half games with > to
victory. Two of the four hits
were home runs, one by Mellilo and
the other by Kress, keeping Walberg
from shutout. The defeat dropped
the Browns to third place.
The New York Yankees moved up
| another notch by checking Cleve-
land, 6 to ), in II inning game.
Lazzeri sacrificed with the bases
full in the last of the 10Th to score
the winning run.
Washington attacked three Detroit
pitchers for 10 hits to score an s to
victory at Washington. The Tigers
high spot of the comic travesty came
in the eighth when, after eight runs
had been scored off Dugan, Manager
Lena Blackburne took the mound for
the White Sox to retire the side.
\ four run rally in the last of the
ninth gave the Chicago Cubs 4 to
8 decision over the Brooklyn Robins
at Chicago. McWeeney, who pitched
shutout ball for eight innings,
crumbled in the ninth.
The New York Giants pushed the
st. Louis Cardinals out of first
place in the National League by
beating them, 6 to 4, at st. Louis.
Mays started for the Giants but was
replaced in the second when the
Cards scored three runs. Walker
replaced him and was given credit
for the victory. Mitchell pitched
the whole game for the losers.
st, Louis place atop the heap was
taken by Pittsburgh, although the
Pirates game with Boston at Pitts
burgh was rained out.
Cincinnati slugged three Philadel-
phia pitchers for 81 to 4 victory
at Cincinnati. The Reds made only
70 hits but were aided by five errors
by the Phils.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06
SPORT NEWS
Chocolate Gets
Unpopular Nod

PHILADELPHIA, June 6. fU.H-
Rid hocolate, Cuban bantam.
weight, extended his series of vic
tories last night when he gained an
unpopular decision over Vidal Gre
2orio Of Spain.
\ capacity crowd of $4,000 spec
tators at Shibc Park booed The de-
cision. The consensus gave ChOco-
late the ninth round only, the
f,panard eight and registered the
final round, the tenth, as a draw.
After the fight it was announced
Chocolate had injured one Of his
thumbs during the fight and that
II might be broken.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06

/ OAKLAND. June 6. U.P)- A
fright swing to the jaw that sent Q.
Kimura local Japanese, to the
canvas for no count in the sixth
and final round, gave Billy Harold
. referees decision here last
ught. Until then the pair had
fought on even terms.
Jack Bcaslev scored technical
Knockout over Willie Simms in the
ihird round Of the scmi-fina,.
st Grillev. Butte county, the rice
crop is ahead of any pNvious crop
1t same time OF year.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06
So. California
Sport Briefs

OCEAN PARK, Calf, juno 6.
UP)-Earl Whitehead won a knock
out victory over Ritchie AguaSa in
the second round of a scheduled six
round main event here last light.
LOS ANGELES, June 6. U.R-I
Charley Borah, captain of the. Uni
ycrsity of Southern California track
team, has run his last race he said
last night on his return from the
7. G. A. A. A. A. meet at Phl'adel-
rhia.
Borah IS decision was made after
4 persistent leg injury reoccurred
at Philadelphia.
The sprinter, who has received
Il L. S. c. diploma in dentistry,
plans to spend four years stu1yimg
medicine at Southern California.
WILMINGTON, Calf, June 6.
U.H-Sammy jackson knocked out
Jack Mcknight in the second
round of what was to have been a
~ round main event at Wilmington
'oNi i"oi HlSIit.
GLENDALE, Calf, June g. U.P)-'
Funeral services for William "Eill' ~
spence. Los Angeles autom Jbile
driver, who was killed in the In
dianapolis race on Memorial day,
were held here today.
LOS ANGELES, June 6. U.P)-,
Bud Taylor will give away II few
pounds TO meet Goldie Hess, Using
young pugilst, at the Olympic club
next Tuesday. Taylor now weighs
l2G pounds and Hess is at ll9
LOS ANGELES, June 6. (JP)-
The Ace Hudkins- Mickey Walker
battle in Los Angeles for the mid
dlcweight title was possibility
again today.
After allowing the mix to die
down, Jack Doyle of the Olympic
alub and Jack kearns, Wall err
manager. started conferences.
Doyle is said to have offered
Walker 60 per cent of the gate.
Recent shipments of lambs from
horthern California were the larg-
est known for the month of april.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06

Recent shipments of lambs from
northern California were the larg-
est known for the month of april.
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SAN FRANCISCO. June 6. U.D

SAN FRANCISCO, June 6. U.H
Taking the eighth and ninth
POUNDS by good margins, frankie
Stctson Of San Francisco, managed
to exc out a draw in his 10 round
encounter with Jimmy Hoo''eT at
rurIock.
A scheduled six roundcr bctw cen
Gilbert Attell and johnny Simp-
son waG terminated in the fifth
round when Simpson seconds loss
ed in towel. Simpson was suffer
ing from II bad eye.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06

OCEAN PARK, Calf, juno 6.
UP)-Earl Whitehead won a knock
out victory over Ritchie Aguaya in
the second round of scheduled six
round main event here last aight.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06
Daily Log OF
'BuniOn Derby

MESA, Ariz., june 6. U.P) - John
Salo, the flying Finn from Passaic
n. j., held tbe lead in the G. C.
Pyle's coast to coast footrace today
wnen the calous cavalcade Of l9
left for Buckeye, Ariz., 60 miles
away over desert country.
The three leaders in elapsed time
John Salo, Passaic, n. j., 433 49,
80.
Peter Gavuzzi, Southampton,
England, ABA 4:52:46.
Guisto Umek, Italy, 449:55:1S.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06
Beaten
By Missions
(Ry United Press Leased Wife)


Morton Nelson recorded his
eighth straight victory and the
Missions kept well out in front in
the Pacific Coast League race by
battering Los Angelic for 10 hits
aud u ; to ! victory.
Hollywood defeated San Fran
cisco by the margin of one run.
Frank Shcllenback was pounded for
~ hits but with the aid of his team
rates he managed to weather the
storm and win the game 9 TO =.
Oakland cased out 3 to . vic
'ory over Portland before 4 gather
ing Of fans that numbered fewer
than 100.
The Sacramento Senators chalked
up 16 hits to no avail and Seattle
won 10 !.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Boston II. Chicago ..
New York 6, Cleveland ), a. in
rings).
Washington 8, Detroit 2.
Philadelphia ), st. Louis >.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06

Shasta county is planning a
northern entrance to Lasser Ma
tional Volcanic Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati 21, Philadelphia 4.
Chicago 4, Rrooklyn 3.
New York 6. st. Louis !.
Boston nPittsburgl,, postponed,
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06

A bridge in Monterey county re-
Gently collapsed with herd of cat
tie, killing 81 of them.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06

DIR. W. W. Campbell, president of
the state university, has resigned,
same to take effect July /, 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
. Missions 3, Los Angeles J..
Oakland 3, Portland 9.
Hollywood Q, San Francisco s.
Seattle Z, Sacramento 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06

NEW YORK, June 6. U.P) --.Joic
Ray, one of the greatest milers in
track history, has turned roller
skater and will start in the first in
ternational sixday roller race at
Madison Square Garden next Mon
day, he announced here. Fifteen
three teams are expected to
start the freak marathon.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-06-06
Here and There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, June 6. U.D -
Babe Ruth may be ont &C ;ne lineup
of the New York Yankees for an
other week, it was announced here.
The slugger is in bed with aachcst
cold and spraincd wrist.
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|PAAVO NURMI
TO RACE AT U.
Largest Relay Meet Ever
Held South Of Mason
Dixon Line In Store

| AUSTIN, Texas, March 23.-With
| the Texas Relays only a little more
| than a week away, officials and
| fans are becoming optimistic over
| the fact that the entry list for 1929
| will be the largest that has ever
| been entered in a meet south Of the
! Mason Dixon line. Up to the middle
| of March, $40 men had been entered
by 50 different institutions from all
| sections of the country.
It has been definitely assured that
| Paavo Nurmi will be on hand for
| the relays, as his signed contract
| was received by the University Of
| ficialS Monday of this week. AS yet,
no definite information about the
| appearance of Percy Williams, Ca
| madam flash, has been received,
| though it is fairly certain that the
Maple Leaf Flyer will be here for
the games.
Even should williams fail TO make
his appearance. the three Simpson
of Ohio state. Bob Elder Of Notre
| Dame and Chuck Bracey of Rice
| will form the fastest trio of college
| dash men III the United States that
| day and more than likely will be
matched in a special ace. Elder
J and Simpson have been setting the
| Middle West on fire this winter by
their sensational performances on
| the indoor track in the go and IS
| yard dashes.
The %all-around championship
| event will find some of the greatest
| stars in the country participating.
j. Mcintosh Of Monmouth College,
Churchill Of Oklahoma University,
Park of Baylor University and Leo
Baldwin of Texas are a few of the
men entered in this event, and with
more than a week to go. the num-
Der Of men entered in this event
may reach a dozen or more.
Relay officials are looking for an
: attendance that will pass the 5000
mark, including 5000 students and
faculty members. and the remain
der from Central Texas and other
parts of the state. Tickets have been
placed on sale for the event. and the
advance sale indicates that the at
tendance will more than likely pass
the expectations of the officials.
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School Hires ink
From RiuaL College

FORT WORTH, Tex. March %.
-PD-TeXas "A. & M. College
hired its football jinX from Texas
Christian university. and now
T. G. U. has employed the man
who gave its basketball teams
very severe drubbings.
Francis A. Schmidt, head coach
at University of Arkansas and
often listed as one of the miracle
workers" OF basketball. has become
head football and basketball
coach ct T. c. u. here next sea-
son. Schmidt'S team nee ran up
a score of Sc points on t. c. u.
He succeeds Madison Bell, whose
T. G. U. football teams jinXed the
Aggies. Bell goes to the Aggies.
Schmidt went TO University Of
Arkansas from the University Of
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289, but he took a bad SIX.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March %.
-(P-Jock Cattell, 16-year-olo
Jacksonville golfer, today won the
annual winter amateur champion
ship Of Florida by debating Harold
Weber, Toledo. Ohao, 4 and 3 n
the SO hole final.
Al EspinoSa, Chicago, Walter
Hagen, Detroit, and Harry Cooper,
Buffalo, N. Y, we're tied with 292.
Then came a three-cornered
split Of prize money by Jimmy
Thomson. Knoxville, Tenn, Billy
Burke, Westport, n. Y, and George
Christ. Rochester, N. T., and Daven-
port, Fla, with 293.
Behind this group came another
split in scores, Al WatrouS, Detroit,
taking 294 to tie with Denny Shute,
Columbus, o., Wild Bill Mehlhorn,
White Plains, N. Y, was the next
man in the money with 295.
Johnny Farrell, st. Augustine,
Fla, defending champion. came in
behind Mehlhorn with 296.
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Nebraska in 1922. and at that time
the Razorback basketball teams
were practicing on a dirt court
and were all but unheard Of. In
1924 basketball was begun there
as an Intercollegiate sport. Since
he has given Arkansas three
Southwestern conference cham
pionships and some great basket
ball players. He lifted the game
from obscurity to a position Of
national interest. and perhaps
dominance, at Arkansas.
Schmidt is the second Arkansas
coach to join athletic departments
in the Lone Star state recently.
He will be within a hundred
miles of Waco. where Morley Jen-
nings. erStwhile mentor Of Qua
chita college. Arkadelphia, Ark, is
directing athletic affairs at Baylor
university.
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MISSION GETS
HIDALCO MEET
Preparations Made For Han
ding Big Crowd March
20 and 80

MISSION, March 23.-The Hi
dalgo County Interscholastic league
will meet in Mission next Friday
and Saturday for the annual con
tests in track and field events as
well as in all academic events. Ev-
cry school in Hidalgo county will
be represented and it is expected
that more than 1000 people vii
be in the city during the two days
All arrangements have beer
made by local school authorities tx
handle the meet and the programs
have been prepared and mailed cut
over the countries. All agencies II
the city have cooperated with
school authorities to make the
meet the most successful ever held
in the county.
Following are the officials, as
announced last week:
General director, Supt. E. E
Chamness, Weslaco.
Defamation, S. D. Hendrix, Ed
inburg.
Debate. r. D. Sansing, Pharr-
San Juan.
Spelling, Miss E1zada u. Clover.
Mission.
Essay. Miss Annie Carnlsh.
Athletics, G. P. Kitchen, Mer-
cedes.
Music memory, George Gibbins.
McAllen.
One-act play, Katherine Irwin,
Edinburg.
Band and orchestra, R. E. Shrad-
er, Mission.
Vocal music, Elizabeth Rogers,
Mercedes.
Typewriting, j. NJ. Matthews,
Edinburg.
The following events are sched-
uled for the meet:
Literary: Debate. proclamation,
spelling. music memory, arith-
metic. three r contest, essay writ
ing, typeWriting.
Track and field events: Tennis,
junior boys basketball. junior
girls basketball, girls volley ball
~(senior). girls track and field
events, junior boys Glass B and A.
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ng punch, and they are scheduled
to step 8 rounds, at 100 pounds.
Jesse saba, popular boxer and
the equally popular Ken Macy.
r scheduled to sling leather at
each other for eight rounds.
Promoter Tex Beccerril has an
other prelim as a curtain raiser but
is keeping the identity Of the par
Elephants a secret and will not an
nounce them until just before the
fight.
a new angle to be injected into
the bouts Monday night will be the
use Of white gloves. These are be-
ing adopted in the leading rings for
reason that they prevent infection
Of cuts on boxers. The old tan
and red gloves, grimy and gritty
with sweat, often cause infections.
Pancho will taper off his train
ing at 2 p. N. Sunday at the Fort
Brown skating rink. 1t is prob
able that Juarez will follow him
into the arena at 4 p. m. Fans
are invited to watch these work
outs by Promoter Becerril.
Ushers will prevent a mix-up over
seating. he management has
made this a certainty BY adding
more boys to aid in this matter.
Unfortunate mishaps in regard to
seating have marred the cards in
the past but Becerril feels that
he has solved this problem COM
pletely now. No difficulty has
been encroached on the last few
cards held.
Tickets will be on sale between
10 q. m. and 4 p. m. Sunday at the
Fort Brown skating rink.
The card gets under way at $50
p. m.
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WHITE
4 X =
BE USED ON CARD
MONDAY NIGHT

Promoter Tex Becerril who will
stage his sixth boxing program
at the TT. Brown skating rink
Monday night, will introduce a
novelty in gloves. They will be
white. They viii be used in the
main event.
White gloves have proven pop
ular over the country. among
both fighters and promoters in
comparison to the old brown COL
ored leather bounds, which fade,
and in many cases have caused in
fections to set in in cuts. White
gloves DO not.
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the southern republic, and has an
excellent record. This fight will be
the main event Of the card, and s
scheduled for ten rounds. The
boys weigh 122 pounds.
Pancho will be making his first
bow before a local fight crowd
since sending a yelling mob away
from the Fort Brown arena over 4
year ago signing his praise after
the clever battler had dethroned
Br~ownsville's smuggling ki11g-John-
ny Hughes. Johnny had built up
a deserved reputation for slapping
them silly in a very few rounds.
He had a backing that has never
been approached since. Fans flock
ed to his standard after he put the
Valley idol-Tommy EWing-away
with a few well directed smacks.
To fistina here Hughes was in
vincible.
But along came PanchoAthe
Pancho who is to appear here
Monday night. Hughes was not
able to land that jaw-crushing
punch on the lodging. feinting
lad who piled up points as he came
in before tieing up Johnny's right.
Hughes vas a picture Of futility
before the master boxer.
In Juarez, Pancho will be fight
ing with a pugilist who combines
the elements of the boxer and
puncher. according to those who
have watched him in action. Juarez
IS no slouch-one cannot be and
fight such boys as Chico Cisneros.
Carlos Garcia and Diego Acuna.
topnotchers all.
Kid Guerra and Kid Ruiz. the
principals in one Of the prelims.
are cunning" for each other in
sport p%arlance. While they are the
best of friends outside the ring.
they are eager to meet one m
other in the squared circle. Ruiz
IS a veteran, and we'll known.
Guerra, the San Bento rooster"
Is fighting his way up the ladder.
and has proven a sensation in his
scraps at Fort Brown. bowling the
boys over with regularity. Ruiz
and Guerra pack around a wallop-
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CARD COACHI IS
TOSICNSUNDA
Especial to The Herald)

HARLINGEN, March 23.--J. Y
Rekterik. who has been engaged (
coach athletics of the local hig
school. will be signed Sunday. aC
cording to Ben Epstein, local er
thusiast. Mr.. Rekterik is in tt
city and the actual signing WI
take place upon the return
Harrington of Supt. Phipps. who
out Of the city, Epstein stated.
The new Card coach is q gradu
ate Of the Corpus Christi hig
school of 1923 and Of Texas "A. !,
M. He played on the Corpus foot
ball teams of 1922 and 1923 again.
the Brownsville teams of thos
years. He played guard, and Ia:
year was line coach Of the Aggl
freshmen.
In his playing days he was II
garded as one of the best gridstcl
ever turned out by the Corp
Christi school, and was q star pei
former for Dana Bibles Farmer
Bible has RECOMMENDED Rekterik |
the Harrington school board !
most glowing terms.
He will have charge Of all atI
leticS Of tie local high school an
will take charge in September {
this year.
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SIGN

BEAUMONT. March 23.-(P)-
Owner Rube Stuart signed up four
new outfielders today-four ducks to
patrol the gardens in search Of
crayfish which thus far have defied
every e~radicatory effort of the
ground keeper at Stuart stadium.
It WaS suggested that ducks would
capture the pesky critters and Stuart
bought all he could find.