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New Britain herald., 1929-07-23

for national prohibition was intro duced in Congress, On December II of that year the bill was debated. The bill was argued for eight hours and at II o'clock that night the pro- hibitionists were defeated. They were eight short of the necessary two- thirds vote.
 Two years later the same consti- tutional amendment was to be de- cided upon again, The result was victory for the prohibitionists with eight more than the necessary two- thirds vote. The amendment had to be ratified by three-fourths of the states and within two years the amendment was ratified by 46 states. 10 more than the necessary three fourths.
 "This amendment was ratified by more states than any other amend ment. This goes to disprovc the statements Of the vets that this amendment was put over on the American people. In fact it was put over very nicely by the American people.
 "This amendment met with trc- mendous opposition. The brewers of New York raised s1.0o0,ooo to fight the amendment. They hired fla nous lawyer, Elihu Root. Several cases against the NolstCad act were brought to supreme court. The result was that the congress which made the 18th amendment was absolute lv within it's rights when it did so. Since then 4O decisions sustaining the prohibition act have been made by the supreme court
 "'rhe use of medicinal WhisEey has been provided for by the govern- mont. but it is a source of evil. Our attitude is that alcohol is not ncccS- sary as a medicine. It is dangerous in the hands of people who prescribe if for themselves Graft predomln- ates where liquor is concerned. Young doctors not yet ont Of college secure their permits and sell them as means of continuing their col lcgc education, Fake rabblS nave served iail sentences in New York for using wine for 'saCramental pur- poses.' Denatured alcohol for use in science is found to be undenaturcd and combined with other liquors and sold around the country as heNer- ages. Thus the problems of law en- forCcment are many.
 "Hoover is doing his best but ii is mostly up to us Christian men and women to aid our country by obey ing the law. The most responsibility | lies with us and "" must aid Hoover in his campaign of law enforcement l by observing tho law. and above aIl | don't believe all tho wet propaganda in the newspapers. Sec if the papers are true. Sec if the facts have not hecn garhlcd before they were put ! in the papers.
 "But the most important thing Of all is to observe that statement o1 1 Roosevelt that American laws must rule in American soil and you and as Christians must do all wc can tc get the full support of this great law.'
 No Local Reference
 Tn neither speech did Mrs. Boob
 refer to her recent controversy witt
 Mayor Paoncssa of this city regard ing tho !attcr's announced opposition
 Ito the NolStea act.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-23
CONGRESS- IS CLOSED

Rio De Janeiro. July 23 (Up)- The chronological congress of Latin- America was brought 10 a close here last night with banquet at the topocdbana Palace hotel.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-23
Coolidge to Take Part
 In Washington Service

Washington. July 23 (IP)-lt will be old home week at the White House tomorrow when Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge come here Hs the Eousc guests of preSidrnt and Mrs, Hoover. The former president Will take part in the ceremonies deC!ar- ing in force the general pact for tho renunciation of war,
 Anything you want is listed in the Herald Classified Ads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
GAME SET FOR
THANKSGIVING
LEGAL School Authorities
May Sign Within Next
Few Days

Possibility that the Brownsville
Eagles would meet a championship
eleven at Chicago on Thanksgiving
loomed brig tly Saturday following
receipt Of an offer from the Windy
City. The Eagles have been offered
q game with either the parochial
or public school champions for that
day.
The school board has approved
the game providing certain conoI-
tons are met in regard 70 financial
arrangements. 49,.
Brownsville finishes her district
season Nov, ~ at Austin. The
time between this game and
thanksgiving Is not enough TO allow
the players TO return to brownsviiie-
Efforts are therefore being made 70
have the Austin game moved UP on
the schedule. 1t Is hardly propapie
that the capital city aggregation
viii agree to the change however:
It would be possible Tor the
Eagles to 90 direct to Chicago after
the Austin game without returning
to Brownsville. This may be DONE
school authorities state.
NEGOTIATIONS are still pending q
no contracts have been signed d
yet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
Football Results

Washington and Lee 81; Lynch
burg G.
Clemson 80: Davidson IA.
Arkansas 81; College Of Ozarks o
William "A; Trinity o.
Wisconsin Il; South Dakota
state O.
Columbia 30; Mlddlebury O.
Cornell 60; Clarkson Tech 0.
Allegheny Is: Geneva Is (tie).
Indiana 10; Wabash q.
Dartmouth 81; Norwich O.
Bucknell 81; at Thomas 0.
Toledo 0; Akron 70.
washington and jefferson IS;
Ohio Northern O.
st. Xavier Ia: Transylvania 8.
Ohio Wesleyan ~: Marietta, o., 0
At Spokans: Gonzaga 20; Ellens-
burg Normal y.
At Los Angeles: University OF
Southern Calf, rs: University OF
Cal. at Los Angeles 0.
At Pampa 10; Electra o.
Beaumont High 10: Austin 8.
At Amarillo: Oklahoma City
Central z; Amarillo 81.
At Kerrville: Tivy High Kerr
ville) ?: Alamo Heights tSan An
tcnio) 5.
At San Antonio: Breckenridge
High (San AntonAo) 80; Gonzales .
At Galveston: Ball High 81; La
Porte 0.
At Dallas: Tech o; Polytechnic
(Fort WORTH 8.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29

Louis Peckstein ana +.
win fight it out for first honors
In the Brownsville country clnn
caddies' tournament next Sunday.
they went to the finals Saturday
hy eliminating Glenn Cherry ana
]. Perez
I'D, and Kowalsh beat Perez TWO
up. g., .u.,.
have not been completed. Inere
is q possibility that they VIII play
SO holes. -
This Is the second caddies' tour
nament. the first being ron py
Robert Champion.
After the present tournament Is
completed, tke Country clrh golf
inF committee ! planning a Scotch
foursome for the caddies. Peckstein
and Kawaloski will probably play
Champion and -ome other oppon-
ent to be selected later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
RAYMONDVILLE
TRIMS LYFORD
Takes First Home Grid
Game of Season by
10 Score
Special 70 The Herald

RAYMONDvILLE. Sunday, Sept.
28.-Raymondville high school play
ed their first home game Of the sea-
son Friday afternoon with Lyford,
winning by q score Of Y to o.
Lyford kicked off to McCharen
who passed To Marsh but failed to
catch the ball and was downed on
the Raymondville "a yd. line, after
several plays they were forced to
kick and then for a few minutes IL
was a punters duel with Raymond
vile getting the edge on each punt
Cook finally caught the ball and
retudned it to Lyford's 80 I'd. line.
On the next play Cook gained 3
wards. then Marsh made o. beauti-
full run of IA yards for a first down
Lindahl made a yard thru tackle
Marsh made 8 yards and McCharen
/ yard. Cook carried the ball yer
for the first and only touch down
~ the Qame LindahI crossed the
line for the extra point.
Few EWAEE&
The balance OF the game was
straight foot ball with only q Few
omen PLAYS and passes McAlltster,
Hocott and Baldridge stood out Tor
T.vford while the honors must pe
divided between Cook. Schrader,
Marsh. Lindahl and McCharen Tor
Raymondville.
al rough summary OF the game
shows that out OF IS attempts Key
mondville gained 16l yards and lost
"a while out ar 80 attempts Lyforu
gained only 46 and lost 9. Ray
mondville gave Up the ball on faii-
rrr ~ make downs once Lylofu "
tineS zach team intercepted W
nasses. Lvford made 2 first downs,
Ravmondville o. and RaymonuvlIe
completed two passes Tor a totai
gain of ~ yards
The Lineup OF the teams were aa
a.-..dv,r,a Lyford
q Fvans - Left End - r. LOTION
Lee Rucy-G Grover l.. 7. -NyQulst
q McCharen- l.. Guard 1IOuI
= NcCharen Ca1.-Center-keene
p Rallard-Right Guard-Pierson
T5ar Durham-R. Tackle-O LOTION
: Cook: Cisneros-R. End-Irout
Y ISndahl-R. Half-K. Hocott
r. cook-Full Back-Baldrnge
The officials were: F. Z. Groves
referee. Roscoe Miller. umpire
George Mitchell and Down Holoer,
timekeepers; and W. G. Davis, neao
linesman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
Chief Says Trash
Causes MANY Fires

San Benito. Sept. 20, CSpl.)-The
rapid increase n the number OF
fires caused by grass and trash
blazes was cited by Fire Chief +.
A. Tedder of this city as an *
ample Of the urgent ned Of fire
prevention.
The chief showed q report on
fires in San Benito, showing that
q total Of eight fires this year in
San Benito were caused by grass
and trash fires. There have been
a total of IL fires IL the city this
year as compared with - last
year he said
The fire chief cited these sta
tistics before - Lions club at the
regular club meeting Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29

Boston College Is; Catholic Y 6.
Swarthmore IL; Drexel Q.
Final at Allentown, Pa; Mullen
berg Is; Juniata 0.
villa Nova %; Lebanon Valley Is.
Fordham 43; Westminster O.
Army 26: Boston University o.
Michigan 80; Albion 0.
Tulane 40; louisiana Normal Q.
VPI 10; Roanoke O. w
University Of North Carolina 48;
Lake Forest 0.
Gettysburg a: Loyola, Md o.
At Abilene, Tex: Simmons Uni
3, Texas Uni, (B team O.
At Houston: Sam Houston High
80; Conroe High 4.
Houston Junior College rs; Sc.
Mary's Seminary Ga Porte) z.
At McCamey z: Odessa o.
At Ashland, Wis: Eau Claire
Normal "a: Northland College 0.
At Huntsville IL; Bedias o.
University Of Florida 81; South
ern College o.
Solgate SO: st. Lawrence 0.
Virginia ~; Randolph Macon 6.
Butler Is: Illinois Wesleyan 0.
Iowa IS; Carroll 0.
Heidelberg IS: Mich) o.
Oberlin 10; Kent State o.
John Carroll 80; Valparaiso 0.
Wittenberg ~; Bluffton 0.
Navy AZ: Denison o.
Maryland "a; Washington Col
lege 7.
Penn state Is; Niagara o.
Davis g. Elkins Il; West vir-
ginia 6.
v. II. I. 40; Richmond 0.
Lehigh 20; Johns Hopkins O.
New York University ~; YER
mont o.
At Reno: Nevada z; Brigham
Young 10.
At Berkeley: California 81; Santa
Clara 8.
At Seattle: Washington Az; Whit
man 0.
At Corvallis, Ore: Oregon State
10; California AggieS 0.
At Eugene: Oregon SIS: Pacific q. 0
At Stanford: Stamford 6; Olym-
LII O4Q1 ".
At Pullman: w. S. c. As; College
Of Idaho 0.
At Moscow: Idaho 80; Montana
State 6.
At Washington. d. c.: George
town rs; Mount st. Mary's O.
At Nashville, Tenn: Vanderbilt
10; University Of Miss. Z.
At Knoksville, Tenn: University
Of Tenn. 40; Centre College 6.
At Sewanee. Tenn: University of
the South Al: Tenn. Polytechnic
Inst. O.
Oglethorpe IL: Georgia z.
At Dallas: Southern Methodist
University IS: Howard Payne IS.
(Tie).
Tulsa University 10; Wichita Uni.
sity O.
Wisconsin p; Ripon o.
At Fort Worth: r. G. u. 81; Dan
lei Baker 0.
At Waco: Baylor 80; Denton 0.
Colorado Aggles II: Regis o.
Michigan is; Mount Union 6.
Wooster 10: Otterbein O.
Baton Rouge: Louisiana College
0; Louisiana State SO.
Coe z; Iowa State Teachers o.
Duke University 20; Mercer Uni.
versity 6.
Alabama 4s; Mississippi COL
lege 0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
Schools to Observe
Fire Week Oct. 6-12

Fire prevention week, Oct. 6-l2.
will be stressed in the Brownsville
public school system. it was an
nounced by Supt. Gotke, Saturday.
A program Of drills lessons and
talks by Roy Weller, fire chief, has
been arranged.
Drill alarms c., turned In at
least twice a month at all OF the
schools here as a regular part OF the
work
The state inspector complimented
the local system for its work along
this line last year. Supt. Gotke stat
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
Eagles Offered Game With Chicago Grid Cham pions


"A long dusty column or cavalry
passed down Elizabeth st. The 18th
Cavalry led hy Lieut.. Col. Stanley
Koch had returned home after two
weeks OF marching that had carried
the regiment through Falfurrias tO
Hebbronville and back over the al
ternntely sandy and muddy roads
paralIeling the main highways.
Thoroughly seasoned were men
and animals as they formed ON the
Fort Brown parade ground after
their last march from Harlingen.
Colonel Daniel Van VoorhiS, who ar
rived on the post Friday to take
command the 18th Cavalry. made
a short inspection OF the troops
upon their arrival and expressed
pleasure and pride in finding the
organization In such fine condition
after their long hike.
The troops covered an average OF
IS miles a day for 13 marching days.
In spite OF the intense heat for the
first few days and the very heavy
marching i'm the sandy stretches
north and west OF Edinburg. there
were only three animal casualties,
one OF which occurred last night on
the highway near Olmito when q
~reckleSsly driven car ran into a
wagon. The men came through e.
qually well. the sick report being less
than In garrison.
The problem or supplying the
column with rations and forage over
a long line OF communications was
handled without a hitch by Capt,
Albert Lobitz, the post quarter
master.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
Elks Considering
Benefit Minstrel

"A general meeting OF the Elks
club has been called for 3 p. m.
Sunday for the purpose or consid-
ering a minstrel for the benefit
Of a building and site fund.
John Fannir5. proposed direc-
tor or the minstrel, Is expected 10
lead the discussion. Tanning has
had much previous experience
with productions o. his Kind.
The Elks are now endeavoring
to raise a fund OF $4,000 to begin
on their new building. Over e2.-
600 OF this fund has already been
subscribed by the Elks.
The club began "a reorganization
drive two years ago and has now
worked itself up to a membership
OF 200 under the leadership OF y.
}. Fox. Grand Exalted Ruler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29

Charles Burton. Brownsville hMa
been appointed chairman or the
p0st-cnnvention tour committee fnr
the national convention nk cleaners
and dyers which meets In Dallas IT
January. IA side trip t0 the Valley im
being planned, and between zoo ard
800 delegates are expected 70 make
the trip.
The tentative program. outlined
by Geo. n. Webster. field secretary
who recently visited tine Valley I'm
regard t0 the trip, calls for detrair1-
ment at EdinburR at 7:45 Q. g..
Jan. rs. stops viii be made nt tha
5hary home for breakfast. and NIur
cedes for luncheon. the day closing
with IN banquet in Mntarn0ros in
the evening. They will then board
the train I'm Brownsville and leave
for Houston at l0 p. m-
Plans are being made To take two
Mexican singers TO the convention
10 advertise the trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
200 TOTAL AT
HERALD SCHOOL
Myra Oliver Dougan Closes
Weeks Cooking Lectures
Friday Afternoon

Six hundred women were present
at the final session or the cooking
school conducted by Mrs. Myra Oh
YER Dougan Friday afternoon, q
record attendance for the week. a
feature Of the afternoon was the
drawing for the grand prizes OF the
school. These were the Valley Won
der gas range from Edelstein's furn-
iture store, valued ct $780, ana
awarded to Miss Aurora Cortez, VINO
resides at 1912 jefferson; q Beauty
rest mattress, from the Borderland
Furniture company, valued at Sss.o0'
and awarded TO Mrs. Frank Arm
strong. SIS w. Elizabeth: MRS. ID. Is.
V~illareal, Of West Brownsville re-
ceived the 35-piece breakfast set
given by Dorfman's Jewelry store
Total Attendance 2100
Total attendance for the week
was approximately 2100, and those
in charge considered the school an
even greater success than the one
conducted by Mrs. Dougan here laSs
year. A spontaneous vote OF appre-
citation for her work was rendered
Mrs. Dougan by the audience on
the closing day, along with an IN
yitatlon ITO come back next year."
Mrs. Dougan explained and DEM
onstrated the cooking Of fish at her
final lecture. The cake decorated
by Mrs. Dougan on Thursday was
among the attendance prizes given
out Friday.
Miss Gloria Schuwirth, who rep
resented Gebhardt's products,
served a bean and apple salad "
everyone attending Friday. She
served some of the Gebhardt prod
ucts each day during the school.
and served about 1000 women In
that time.
Attendance Prizes
Those receiving attendance prizes
Friday were Mesdames q. w. saw
age. D. @. Schendell. Jr., o. i. Ole
son. d. B. Keller, F. @. Sizelan, j.
u. Kowalski, Z. G. Harnell, w. 4.
Harvey. Fannie Bailey. Mamie Woo
ten, L. H. Clegg. Jr., z. Z. Black. H
g. Beatty, M. J. Lyons. T. Saline,
Ben Hahn, Lydia Wedman, ". r.
Andreas. Miss Tillie Wedman, Sam
Bennett. Miss d. M. Evans, ]. g.
Mertz. w. L. Phillips. o. ". Apple
ton, H. z. Grace, c. o. Kalbus. Miss
Beatrice Friedman. =. q. Holiday,
Alberto Briceno, Richard @. Ora
ham and Misses Fannie Bailey. Ly-
dia Wedman. Tillie Wedman, u. M.
Evans and Beatrice Friedman.
Firms Cooperating
Firms cooperating in putting on
the school were:
Rio Grande Valley Gas company,
Model Laundry. Borderland Furri-
ture company, Snow Queen cream
ery. J. G. Penney company. Pioneer
Flour Mills, Brownsville Sales COM
pany, Edelstein's Better Furniture.
Gateway Bakery, x. G. Baking Pow
der, company. Proctor and Gamble,
Crisco, Dorfman's Jewelry store,
Travellers hotel. Cisnercs Drug store,
Cara Hardware company, Texas
Building and Loan. Quinn and Der
rick, plumbers, Eagle Pharmacy,
Ainsworth and Colgin. groceries and
meats, Mistletoe Creamery. Butter,
Valley Radio Electric corporation,
6ervel Refrigerators, Gebharot's
Chilli Powder company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29

Austin, Texas, Sept. %, tAF)-
The scoring punch that carried the
University Of Texas to a Southwest
Conference title last year was miss
ing today as the Longhorns de-
feated st. Edwards University. IL
to o. in the Steers first brush OF
the season. One Of the victor's
touchdowns came in the second
quarter when OK Emerson hurled
his giant form at Jasing ana
blocked the Saint backs punt. Pc
terson. who had been sent in to re-
place Rose at end. fell on the oval
~ II rolled across the st. Edwards
goal line. Shelley failed in the try
for point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
JACKETS HOLD j.
5. M. U. TO TIE
Once-P Powerful and Brilliant
Team Appears Woe
fully Weak

Dallas, Sept. rs. CAP)-Takng
to the air TO score twice In the fl
nal period after they had been
clearly outplayed to the halfway
mark. the Southern Methodist Uni
versity Mustangs fought TO G Is
70 Is deadlock with the Howard
Payne College Yeliowjackets az
Ownby Stadium here today.
For the second time since the
season opened the conference eIev-
en- was hard pressed to avert de-
feat at the hands Of q secondary
school, the Denton Teachers old
ing them to a l3 to 3 decision last
week. There was nothing In the
performance Of the ponies today to
cheer Coach Ray Morrison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
FUNERAL RITES FOR
MRS. CARA SUNDAY

Mrs. E. C. Cara died nt the fam
iIy home here at 400 p. m. 5atur~
day. Services are Go be- held at thn
Immaculate Conception church Mh
$50 b. m. Sunday. Besides her hus-
band she leaves five daughters, and
WI number or other relatives. She
was a native OF Brownsville. and
had lived here all her life. She waa
"a daughter on the late Santos VAL
DEE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29

RAYMONDVILLE, Sept. 26
(EpD-R. III. Clark or Wichita Falls
one Of the owners OF the Nile Or
chard company which recently pur-
chased the Fred Raymond ranch cfN
2700 acres, arrived in Raymondvillo
this week To look after his interests.
lie inns purchased tn TITS own
right 100 acres adjoining the Ray
mnndviIle ranch which he intends
To have Set III citrus trees
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
Army Starts Season
BY Win Over Boston

West Point, N. Y, Sept. az. (AP)
-Army's big guns were too power
full today for a game little Boston
University eleven and the cadets
started their season with q % TO
0 victory. Early In he ~blistering
midafternoon It seemed that the
count would be much smaller. A
crowd Of approximately $4,000 saw
the football curtain run up.
Boston University fought on till
the final whistle, Marine playing
a great defensive game. Hootstein
was the Hubs best offensive threat
until forced out In the third quar-
ter by injuries.
Army did not escape representa-
ton In the casualty list, Carl
Mark, Perry and Piper suffering
hurts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
o LOOM POWERFUL

Fort Worth, texas, sept, %
(AP)-Texas Christian University
flung u challenge for the football
championship Of the Southwest
Conference to the other six men,
bers here Saturday afternoon when
Daniel Baker was defeated CT to 0.
It was the most smashing VIC
tory scored by he Frogs against
any team In -ears and heralded
the success OF tie new coaches,
Francis Schmidt and raymond
Wolf, In substituting offensive tao
tics for the careful defensive OF
former seasons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
TECH sMASHES Maryland

Lubbock, Tex, Sept. %, tAPl-
The intense heat which held the
Texas Tech Matadors in the first
half here today didn' seem to
bother them In the second. for
they laid down a terrific running
and passing attack to smash Way
land College Of Planeview 10 TO o..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
Hatters Play Sunday
At Corpus Christi

The Palmer + Maker nine viii
play the Corpus Christi Eagles
at Corpus Christi Sunday. The
locals have bolstered their lineup
considerably r. the game In the
gull port city.
Bullet Joe" Salinas. erstwhilc
Tiger, win probably be On the
mound for the Hatters Sunday.
This win be the Hatters first trip
to Corpus Christi this season.
The game was to have been play
last Sunday but was postponed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29

College Station. Tex. Sept. 20.
(AP)-Coach Matty Bells -xas
AEgies ran rcughshod or the
Southwestern University Pirates
here today defeating them 81 to z
In the opening cams Of the sea-
son here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
WEST VIRGINIA LOSES

Morgantcwn. West Va. Sept. 20,
(AP)-The Scarlet Hurricane"
from Davis and Flkins defeated
West Virginia University here to-
day IA to 8 in the Mountaineers'
second game Of the season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
TULSA UNIVERSITY
DEFEATS WICHITA III

wichita Karls.. Sept. 28. CAP)--
T1,lsa University's Golden Hurri-
cane defeated Wichita OnlVersley
here this afternoon In the opening
game on University field, ID 10 "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
BEARS TouNCE TEACHERS

Waco, Texas. Sept. 20. (AP)-
The. green and gold .~Irggernaut Of
Baylor turned in defensive fairy
this afternoon to turn back q prim-
ed Denton teacher eleven without
the solace Of a score. without even
one first down. The final score
was Baylor 80. Denton o. and the
Baylorites cantered in under
wraps.
They scored Is points In the
first quarter, s more in the Sec
cnd quarter when the second team
played. and the second team con-
tinued to play In the third quar-
ter. which did not result In a score
the regulars coming back for a
little while In last period to
score two more touchdowns 20
bring the final score to 80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29
WISCONSIN WINS OPENER

Madison. WIS, Sept. e. (AP)-
Scoring q touchdown In each OF
the first three periods and seeing
its substitutes hold South Dakota
State even the Il quarter, Wis
consin won its opening football
game here today. Her final score
was al to O.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-29

NAVY DEFEATS DENIs0N q.
Annapolis. Sert. 20, (AF)-Navy
made an suspicious start on It's
quest for 1879 football honors.
smotheripg Denison University OF
Ohio. AZ to o. here today.