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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07

Chastain, Mildred Roatner. Geor-
ga Wilbarger, Dixie Gohrine and
Yolanda Lozano.
The melody way pupils have never
had any private lessons. They are
all class pupils.
PERSONALS
Miss Chowning Moore of Van AL
styne. Texas. Is q house guest Of
Mrs. w. r. Heard for the week.
MI. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hundley left
Monday night for New York Citv
Mrs. David Wink returned yester-
day after q weeks visit in Fort
Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Bush spent
the weekend in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Hardistv
and Miss Linda Hichins. advance
agents OF the Passion Play, spent
Sunday at Boca Chica.
Paul M. Brunn and Walter Truck
spent Sunday at Point Isabel.
Mrs. r. NJ. Loving will have as
her guest for the week Miss Frances
Cain OF Corpus Christi.
A. c. Macy left this morning for
a two-day stay in Mission and Nc
Allen
Rev. A. c. Hageman left last night
for his home in Iowa.
Mrs. z. p. Hornaday will have
Mrs. Russell Houston, Mrs. Henry
Edds and Mrs. Chapple of Heb
bronville as her guests for the
week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07
TARIFF UP FOR
CONSIDERATION
Committeeman Refuse To
Divdlge Contents Of Care
fully Prepared Bill

WASHINGTON. May 7.-tPD-
The tariff once more took the spot
light OF congressional interest to-
day after q lapse Of seven years.
Ready for introduction at noon,
the time tested issue Of issues sp-
peered this time In the form Of q
Iaeasure revising the Fordney-Mc-
lumber act Of 1922 In many par
ticulars. both as TO rates on i'm
ports and methods of administra-
ton.
Not until that hour was any
member Of congress or any repre-
sentative of the press allowed 70
peep into the voluminous docu-
ment to CLEAN any facts about the
changes of words and figures which
IL proposes.
Party lines were not expected 10
shape up for the impending de-
bate for several days as members
OF the house desire plenty Of time
to study the bill. estimated to con-
tain approximately IS 5000 words and
figures.
Counting the time spent on pub
lie hearings. the measure repre-
sented exactly four months OF la
Dor by members Of the house ways
and means committee. For seven
and a half weeks. the Is republi-
cans and 10 democrats on the COM
mittee listened 10 thousands Of re-
QUESTS for tariff changes. Then
the republicans. after adjournment
OF the last congress. began the
preparation Of the bill without the
aid Of the minority. as Is custo-
mary for the party in power.
Last night 1000 copies OF tbs
final corrected committee print
were delivered by the government
printing office. Needless to say
there were many efforts 20 obtain
fleeting slimpses into the docu-
ments. but the Gordon of secrecy
which the committeeman had
thrown around their product was
unbroken. All that could be
learned-and that was understood
from the beginning-was that MANY
rates had been boosted and that
the administrative sections OF the
law hed been given q thorough
0verhauling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07

Mr.. Young this rncrnlnE and G.
livered the text of certain cnndi-
tons under which the Germany
are ready 20 accept the PROPOSED
settlement
These conditions were Rt nrrn
communicated 70 the French aEd
Belgian experts who conferred TO-
Kardlng them with Hlr IuHAmh
stamp. British delegate. who nnw
seems 20 be taking part CT the bur-
den cir the final work uf tfn con-
ference of Mr.. YcunEaB shoulders
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07

T.. d. Barnes IL here from Dallas.
wv. III. Stanley OF Houston Is "a
guest at the Travellers.
j. z. McAdams and Sam Wei OF
Alexandria. La. r In Brownsville
on business. They are guests at
Hotel Jardin.
Fred Bennett OF Mercedes was In
Brownsville Monday on court bust
ness.
G. L. Skaggs. president Of the Cit
liens State Bank at Donna. was IN
visitor In Brownsville Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07

After having been closed for more than q month in order that we might
install new equipment and redecorate our entire cafe, we are glad to
announce that we have again opened our doors. We believe you will
find our new cafe a delightful place to dine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07
Experts In Final
Conferences Feel
Debt Solution Near

PARIS. May Ts-lFf-The rep
arations experts today resumed con-
fidential personal talks In a final
effort Go come Go m agreement ON
q basis OF the figures proposed by
Owen -. Young.
LII. Hjalmar Schacht. head on
German delegation. conferred with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07
SWIMMING PARTY

SWIMMING II
Miss Ciarice Meyers entertained
With a swimming party at the Mid
way swimming pool Saturday nor
ing. After a nice refreshing swim
the party returned to Miss Myers
home where her mother. Mrs. c. b.
Myers. served them q delicious waf-
lie breakfast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-07

M. and Mrs. John Brook has as
their dinner guest Friday evening
Mrs. T. B. Sechrist Of Corpus Chris
ti.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
FIGHTS LAST
&1NlGHT@

NEW YORK-Jimmy McLarnin.
Vancouver, 3. c. knocked out RUBY
Goldstein. New York, (2). Louis
(kid) Kaplan, Meridian. Con, out
pointed Andy Callahan, Lawrence.
Mass, d0l. Canada Lee outpointed
Andy ID V0di. New York. C10). Dan
ny Develin. Allentown, Pa, out-point
ed Tommy CTuffy) McQuiness. Scot
land, Co..
B~OSTON-Jackie Fields, world
welterweight champion. and Gorilla
Jones. Akron. o.. declared no con-
test. CD. Buster Brown, Baltimore,
outpointed frankie Moore, Boston,
go.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich-Sammy
Mandell world lightweight champion
outpointed Herman Perlick, Kalama-
zoo. Mich. d0l.
DETROIT-Lou Scozza. Buffalo.
N: T., defeated George Courtney,
Oklahoma City. Okla. foul. 60.
ST. JOSEPH, Moray Alamo. st.
Louis, outpointed Chef wilkins, ON
aha, Nebr., knocked out Frankie
Krall, st. Louis, on.
JUAREz, Mex.-Chato Lakedo. VI
Paso, flyweight, outpointed Tommy
Hughes, Los Angeles, GU.
HOLLYWOOD. Eddie Murdoch.
Okla, heavyweight, outpointed Char
lie Cobb, Texas, O0). Mike Hector,
middleweight. ~outpointed Paul De-
laney, Minneapolis, 60.
SAN FRANCI5CO-Young Cor
betts Fresno, welterweight. outpoint-
ed Tommy Elks. Phoenix, Cl05.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
Athletic Support
Openly Understood

BATON ROUGE, La, Dec. 14-PD
The Southern Conference today
had before it q resolution proposing
an open and understood" arrange
ment for support OF athletes In the
colleges and universities OF the
south
The resolution was presented nc
discussion lasting until past mid
night by Major w. H. Mcclellan,
faculty chairman OF athletics at the
University OF the South.
Major Mcclellan proposed that
each institution Of the Southern
Conference be privileged to award
scholarships. or an emolument
otherwise designated, 10 athletes.
the sum to be issued by voucher
by university authorities sufficient
to cover the athletes college fees.
text books. board, lodging and fra
ternity or other college organization
dues
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
Two Leading Brown
Teams Undefeated

Headquarters Troop and Troop "A
basket ball teams, the two leading
teams in the post league, troop A
having lost no games out of six
games played and Headquarters
troop having lost one game out of
six played, the loss being TO Troop "A
viii meet at the tennis court Sun
day evening at 7:30, o'clock. Head
quarters Troop having shown great
Improvement In their game against
Machine Gun Troop, who was third
ranking team, beating them by the
large score OF 35-5 and Troop A with
their continuous practice. promises
to be an interesting game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
BABY FACE IS
STILL KILLER
Irisher Crushes Gem Of New
York's Ghetto, Ruby
Goldstein

NEW YORK. Dec. 14-lP1- The
baby-faced kid Is still the killer
OF the ring. Irish Jimmy McLarn-
in. cherubic welterweight who look
ed rs though he didn't have q
savage thought in his head. crush
ed the jewel Of New Yorks Ghetto.
Ruby Goldstein. last night In less
than four minutes. After a short.
but sensational and highly drama
tic battle. McLarnin stretched the
Jewish boy on the anv for the
full count Of ten with only 81 Sc
conds of the second round elapsed.
There had been some talk be-
forehand that Ruby would not, or
could not, take H." but the pride
OF the Eastside gave a magnificent
exhibition Of gameness before he
was battered to a limp hulk by the
terrific punching Of one OF the
hardest hitters Of modern ring
history for his size. II was the
end Of another broken trail for
Goldstein. but Ruby won the roars
Of a capacity crowd OF close TO
10000 even though he was hope
lessly outclassed BIZ a greater fight
er.
Goidstein was floored twice BY
McLarnin's slashing attack before
he took the final count. Only the
bell saved the Jewish youth from
a knockout in the first round.
When he gameiy crawled 10 his
feet after a count OF nine and reel
ed along the ropes.
McLarnin's victory established
him as the outstanding contender
for the welter title held by Jackie
Fields.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
FAVORITES LAG BEHIND IN
CATALINA OPEN TOURNEY

Neal Mcintyre. indianapolis. all pro-
f~essionals were the leaders.
Horton Smith. joplin. No, young
ster. defending champion. and Leo
Diegel. Aqua Caliente. Mex, Nat
ional professional champion, were
tied mt 67, while Walter Eager
British open titleholder, the othei
fav0rite. did them one better and
came home with par.
At the close OF another rs holes
Of play tonight the field will bf
trimmed to 48 and ties. before the
final ID OF the 54-hole match are
played tomorrow. Twenty : three
players bettered par. and 89 finish
ed the first 10 AZ 10 or better yes
terday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
A Southwest CUNTS
Swing Into Action

DALLAS, Dec. A. OPl -Four
Southwest Conference teams swung
into the ~1s2e-1s5o basketball sea-
son last night. three rang up VIC
tories. AL played non-conference
teams.
The University OF Arkansas. four
times southwest champions, sent q
team of six footers against the
North Oklahoma Teachers at Fay
etteville for a 81 to Is win. The
Razorbacks were reported In mid
season form.
An equally lcp-sided. although
not so heavy, score was made al
Austin when the Daniel Baker five
was defeated So TO is by the Univer-
sity OF Texas cagers.
The Texas Aggies had an easy
time with the Sam Houston Bear
cats at College Station. sending
them down 20 a % TO 20 defeat. They
play again tonight.
Rice bowed 10 the East Texas
state teachers 81 to % at Com
merce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14

the last period to nose out Marshall
in bi-district play last week.
Old Enemies
Coach Paul Tyson Of Waco and
p. z. Shotwell, Breckenridge men
Tor. have matched wits twice be-
lore with the championship at
stake. Abilene, then coached by
Shntwell, met Waco twice in the fl
mails. in 1922 and 1928. Each won
a game.
Coach Tom Dennis guided his
Port Arthur team 70 the finals last
year. only TO see it overwhelmed by
Abilene. II. ". Stanton Denton,
coach. Is a newcomer 20 this stage
Of the race. He has given his BOYS
a deceptive running and passing at
tack that observers say will give
Waco plenty Of trouble.
Each of today's bouts had its out
standing individual star. around
whom his teams offense was built.
Boyce Magness. Buckaroo halfback.
was the big gun In the Brecken-
ridge-Waco melee. Port Arthur. Tor
the second straight year. featured
Dummy Dumensneil, shifty half
hack.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
SHY ARTHUR IS
ALMOST BORED

CHICAGO, Dec. 14=F-A Four
round boxing match between two
baseball players whose pugilistc
regulations largely rest on their
accomplishments in not-for-proflt
fighting is causing more excitement
than championship battles recently
staged tn Chicago.
Promoter Jim Mullen has signed
Charles Arthur CThe Great 5hires,
Chicago White Sox' first baseman,
and Lewis Hack Wilson, slugging
centerfielder for the Chicago Cubs,
for a match next January. So great
Is interest in the fight Mullen to-
day was negotiating with Chicago
stadium officials for use OF the
huge arena.
Wilson. at his home In Martins
burg, w. Va. agreed TO fight the
cocky White Sox infielder when
Mullen met his price OF $4,000 and
$1,000 for training expenseS-A re-
cord sum for a first engs -ement.
Shires Is under contract TO fight
for Mullen On a percentage basis.
Shy Arthur was calm. almost
bored. when told Wilson had agreed
TO the match, but was good for one
OF his Enthusiastically modest
statements:
Hack will think he Is looking
into the SUR again. when I start
throwing them at him. The fact
that he belongs TO the National
league, which really is a minor
League. doesn't prod my matJr lea
que pride"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
PORTS CHATS :
!. ~ With Hal EuStdce


placed in the Jackets because on
the victory over Brownsville. for
the Jackets just happened 10 be
the better OF two ever teams at
the right moment, while the breaks
took vicious jabS at the Eagles. But
the same time the fact that the
Port Arthur club was able 20 de-
feat a team that was figured 70
be a better one must mean that
the Jackets have strength In both
line and backfield.
"A visible weakness cropped out
at the Port Arthur tackle positions.
but at center and both ends Den
mis- is well fortified"
The weakness that Tips saw at
tactic wasn't so much OF q weak
ness as It was a question Of too
much Bennett and Summers on
the part OF Brownsville.
Burns and Weller. Eagles OF last
year. have lettered on the Aggie
fish squad.
Along with the rest OF the mob,
We are picking Breckenridge to de-
feat Waco and Port Rrthur to
trounce Denton I'm the state SEMI
final today. Paul Tyson may have
something up his sleeve. but we
feel reasonably certain that Dem
mis- will do things To Denton. Then.
as We see II. Breckenridge will
probably unhorse Port Arthur for
the state title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
Four Texas High Grid Squads Enter Mortal Battle
Steers May
Play Tigers

AUSTIN, Dec. l4-.Rl-Dr. II.
J. Ettlinger, University Of Tex
as director Of athletics. said TO-
day an offer by the University
OF Missouri OF q home-and-home
football agreement with Texas,
to start in 1881, would be acted
on Monday.
Missouri proposed either q
two-year or a four-year contract.
Dr. Ettlinger said. with the first
game to be played here II des-
tred.
The Texas athletic council also
viii act Monday night on a
Missouri offer Of q game at
Columbia Next Oct. IL. That Of
fer probably will be refused. DR..
Ettlinger said. as the Longhorns
need a home game on that date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
HUGE CROWDS
SWARM GATES
Semi-Final Tussles i a k G
Football Spotlight
In Texas Today
By GALE L b PR.

Associated Press Sports Writer
DALLAS. Dec. a 1P Two
semi-final tussels at Breckenridge
and Port Arthur today babe fair
to reduce the field OF survivors IN
the State High school race to a pair
of indicated elevens The four
teams were the last survivors OF
a field of sixty-eight schoolooy
teams that entered the lists three
months ago.
The Port Arthur Yellowiackets,
champions of districts Z and 8. play
81 hosts to the Denton Broncos,
winner in districts 5 and s. SUI
premacy in south. east. and north
Texas was at stake.
THE breckenridge Buckaroos. VINO
overwhelmed all opposition IN dis
tricts l and 2, entertained the waco
Tigers. rulers or districts 3 ana =.
The stake Of their battle was the
championship of all west and Cen
traI Texas. The two bouts. II
might be observed, took in a lot
OF territory.
Big Crowds
Crowds that would be acceptable
70 many a southwest conference
rane gathered TO watch the four
crack units settle their arguments.
At least 1900 were expected for
each game. A majority Of seats 70
the Breckenridge-Waco fray were
sold several days ago. Choice ones
were at premium today.
AS Breckenridge and Port Arthur
scored the more impressive triumphs
in bi-district play last week, they
were established favorites 10 win to-
dav and clash next Saturday for the
state title. Neither had previously
won a crown, although Port Arthur
reached the finals last year. IL was
the first time Denton had sent 9
team TO the seni-finals, but Tor
Waco the excitement was an old
story. The Tigers new failed but
once IN eight seasons 10 play In
the championship game. The fact
they were rated the ~under-dogs to-
day. though. vas something OF q
novelty.
Bucks Favorite
OF the quartet playing. the re-
cord Of Breckenridge was easily the
greatest for the year. The mighty
Buckaroos defeated every team in
the oil belt, where strong outfits
were the rule rather than the ex-
!. ception. and then turned the big
u Amarillo team last week.
Waco and Port Arthur had mar
row scrapes in getting out Of their
district, the latter elesen being TIED
once Denton went through It's
district handily enough. but was
forced to put on a great rally ir
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
Carnegie Tech Meets
Southern California

LOS ANGELES Dec. 14-R-Car-
neEie Tech of Pittsburgh and the
Trojans OF Southern California meet
today at the Coliseum.
On the strength Of its record, 2.
9. G. was the f9vorite. The Trojans
scored 400 points against their sea
sonal opponents, lost by one point
to Notre Dame and bowed Is 70 7
to the California Bear. while Tech
scored but 1872 points. lost by q
touchdown 10 Notre Dame and was
buried "a to IL by the University OF
Pittsburgh.
On Jan. ! the Trojans will meet
Pittsburgh tn the annual East-West
game ct Pasadena
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14

AVALON, Santa Catalina Island.
Calf, Dec. 14=PE With seven
contestants tied mt IS. three under
par, and all favorites tagging three
or more strokes behind after the
first day of play. the second "a
nual $500 Catalina Island Open
golf tournament today threatened
10 become a battle Of dark horses.
RAY Mangrum. former Los An
Feles Caddie. Bill Mehlhorn. New
Yor. Henry Cuici. Bridgeport,
Conn: Chef Beer, Bakersfield, CAL
III: Charley Guest. Los Angeles.
Herbert Walter. Gary. Ind, and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
Edinburg Schools
To Hold Open House

EDINBURG, Dec. 14.-Edinburg
public schools and the junior co.,
lege will have open house for pa
irons and friends on Dec. 10, with
all departments open for inspection.
The annual Christmas dinner is al
so to be served at the cafeteria on
that day. and the parents and visit
ors are invited to have dinner there
on that day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
Football Yesterday

(Bv the Associated Pressl
At Lubbock IS; Clebourne IS. Gin
tersectional non-conference).
AT Roscoe o.: Balllnger 20. CclaSs
=. regionaD.
At Mart Is; Livingston IL. (class
III. reRionaD.
At Gilmer rs: It. Worth Masonic
home 8. (class B. regionaD.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14
Machine Gun Troop
Loses Hard Game

Machine Gun Troop, third rank
ing basket bali team in the post lea
que, lost a hard fought game 20
Troop B Friday evening. by the close
OF 17-15. This loss puts Machine Gun
Troop and Troop B tie for third
place. The box score follows:
Troop ID
Team and Players.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14

Officials: Gebbert, referee. Timer,
Callahan: Scorer, Dempsey.
GLENCOE-Gtrls carried the cof-
fins OF their playmates. Joan and
Edith Richards, drowned in Lake
Michigan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14

The San Antonio sport scribes
romped on Roy for his action. The
Valley Coaches and Officials asEo-
citation openly denounced his tactics.
These bitter pills have served to in
crease CcChrane's rancOr. He'd show
EN- yeti Roy continued to comb and
probe into Brownsville records to
which he had free access. Evidently
nothing ID found for the Browns
ville-Main game was PLAYED without
a protest Of any sort. Much to his
credit. III must be said that Main
played her best game OF the season
against the powerful Eagles. The
score was 2I-0. Roy had instilled
his own feelings into the Buffalos.
However, throughout the game he
shouted things from the bench
which would have done credit To u
drunk fan. He pointed 10 Perez and
stated for a fact that the boy was a
professional prize fighter" That is
q hearty laugh TO anyone who knows
Croker" Roy let his feelings run
away with his better reasoning.
Incestantly he dug into the re-
cords. Finally he found the baDtis-
NAL records and hot footed away to
Get In touch with Tom Dennis AZ
Port Arthur. Tom. swell guy that ne
Is, refused 70 say anything or be a
party to the investigation. But
here's the catch-Roy Henderson.
head OF the interschoIastic league,
got wind Of the affair In the mean
time. Roy probably saw to that.
There's only one thing that Mr..
Henderson could do and he did It.
Ordered an Investigation OF the case
Supt- q. w. G0tke OF the local
school system proposes to 60 into the
matter with his customary thor
oughness and diligence. IF q mis-
take has been made, 1t was an hon
est one. Every member Of the coach
ing staff, Juan and his father be-
lieve the boy to be 10. The thing that
makes me feel bad about this thing
Is that Juan is being made the
goat He L. a fine chap, and al
though he did not make the first
string, aided the team materially In
scrimmage throughout the year"
With a little luck, It Is easily
conceivable that the Eagles might
be playing Denton today In the
state semi-finals. Brownsville mar
tisans aren't the only ones who be-
lieVe the Eagles should have beat
en- Port Arthur. Read what Kern
Tips OF The Houston Chronicle has
TO says
TOO much faith must not Se
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14

Tom Dennis or Port Arthur Is not
only an excellent coach. but Is one
fine fellow who knows the real
meaning OF "sportsmanship" Al
though he has in his possession a
baptismal certificate which would in
dicate Juan Tfjerina. Eagle substl-
tute, to be 20 years OF age. Dennis
says he will-not be a party to an
investigation Of the Brownsville ele-
ven. Even II Juan were over the age
limit, his playing did not figure in
the Eagles winning the district
championship. Dennis realizes that
Brownsville did not knowingly vio-
late the spirit Of a single inter-
scholastic ruling. III a mistake has
been made. II Is an honest one. Juan
and his father hold the Eagle TO be
10 years If age. They should know.
All high school records indicate Ii
Jerina to be 10.
Behind ii all is one man-Roy
Cochrane Of Main avenue. His per-
s0nal venom Is the sole reason the
Eagles are sizzling on the frying pan
today. Since he coached at Mission,
Roy has lost no love for Browns
vile. Valley fans well remember the
muddle he threw Valley football into
three years ago when his protest
ing" tactics cropped out. Harrington
was the goat that year. Roy spends
more time scanning the records Of
opponents than he does in coaching
his own team. AS a result Of such
activity, he lost four and a half
games this season. Had he stuck TO
his own squad. he would have won
more games.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-14

He brought q flood OF censure on
his head earlier in the season and
considerably dimmed his chances as
a Texas coach by his unfounded in
situation which he broadcast 10 the
press to the effect that John Syl-
veSter, Eagle end. was playing his
fifth year. or course that has rank
led in Ruy'S chest. The sling-shot
which Roy was attempting to man.
ipulate failed tD release and as a
result he was cracked in back of the
head with the stone which he in
tended for Brownsville. The chief
Of ROy's school has expressed regrst
that a member OF his staff would
broadcast such allegations 70 the
press.
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the last period to nose out Marshall
in bi-district play last week.