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HEEP-WOMEN.


SALEsGIRL, experienced, in hosiery, satur-
day only. Apply Nuvo Shop, $3.50 18th
ST. NV.
sALEsG1RLs, must be, expeFienced dress
800 9TH st. NV.
sALEsGIRLs for. small ware and dresses;
continsenot,-, Apply mornings, Miss Blume'
SALESLADIES wanted for high-grade toilet
articles Tor direct sales; must have ability;
good pay; references required. Apply 1902
18th st. NV. Apt. 3, between am. and
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. to work and
house; prefer couple-man and wife. mother
and daughter or two sisters-one employed
elsewhere Address Box 1897. Star once.
MATTRESSES wanted at once. The Country
helm
WAITRESS, white, high type, refined. 1905
WAITRESS, colored, experienced. and neat
wanted at once. James Family Dining
Room, 1914 18th st. NV.
WAITRESS, colored, for night work; must
be experienced. Apply 1907 18th st. NV.
WoMAN-A firm with a national reputation
desires woman OF unauestioned character
tant than experience; guaranteed income:
to executive position. Call in person. Mrs.
Rine, the La Fayette Hotel
'woMAN--,Corporation doing nationwide
good appearance to qualify for position OF
responsibility. Must be free to leave city.
Common school education SUFFICIENT II appli::
cant is ambitious, energetic and capable OF
handling people Will be thoroughly trained
in business Address Box 326-Z. Star office.
WOMEN, white, experienced. on fat work;
ironer, also markers. Apply Ambassador
Laundry. "
WOMEN young, white, married, for lunch
counter work, 1890. Cornwelrs, 1929 @
st. NV. n.
STENOGRAPHER.
Young woman with pleasing personality,
thoroughly experienced in secretarial work.
Apply
LANSBURGH & BRO,
Employment once. Fourth Floor.
PRESSERS, fancy, experienced;
good salary, steady position. Ar
cade Sunshine Co., 713 Lamont
st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-06

CADILLAC AND LA sALLES-Reconditioned
and guaranteed; few now ready for deliv-
trade: easy terms. The Washington Cadillac
Co. 1l26-40 Conn. ave. NV. Decatur $500.
Omen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-06

MEN GA chance to connect
with Chevrolet, worlds fastest
selling six; selling out of our
new sales and service building
for House Service Built. Apply
H. Rosenthal, Ourisman-Chev-
rolet, 18th and Good Hope I'd.
sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-06

BUICK 1925 CoAcH-s90 down, small pay
ments A real bargain. Mechanical cond-
ton guaranteed. New tires. Looks flne:
fT7t9h IT, Warfppl nt Molor Gar oo' |V''
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FURNITURE OF QUALITY
GREATLY REDUCED.

PIANO, Cable Co, superb tone
and quality, with player attach
ment; original cost. $3.50; will
sell for $3.50. Apt, 801, 1926 10th
st. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DEL1CATEssEN, and ice. cream parlor; liv-
ing quarters; cheap rent; Will sa s i, for
IFone West 2753. s.
GASOLINE, accessories; corner station in
NV; good business; will sell at inventory.
Address Box 74-A, Star Office.
good business; low rent; price, 1880. I'D
dress Box 171-A, Star office.
CAFETERIA. best downtown location; going
Hx fesS etc a's valued at $500; PRICE, $3.50
Address Box 230-A, Star office.
RESTAURANT-Your INVESTIGATION will con-
c ee He this Bok H. hs Pn D Ave- Ser the
WASHINGTON, D. c.
REAL OPPORTUNITIES business loca-
ton. Restaurant, Ice cream and pastries;
tables. Have 'e Client who wants partner to
assist in operating same. See Mr.. Fowler,
GROCERY AND MEAT STORE-Cood bust
arrange terms. $500 Georgia ave: g.
REsTAURANg frst.claSs tSf sale; desirable
at Stafford, Va. miles north Fredericks-
burg. Va, AZ miles south Washington; op-
ing room 24x40. large pantry, kitchen, etc.
Five-room apartment on second floor; Res
ness. Good reason for selling; real bargain.
Small cash payment for quick sale ADDRESS
or call Harry S. Brown, Stafford, Va. g.
CIGAR AND NEWS sToREa RE and
ated Rent. SIS. Price, $1,000. Marshall
Business Brokers, 929 New York ave. NV.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for young man to
get in plumbing BUSINESS s1,5oo needed to
enlarge business. Good reference given and
required. Address Box 2l-A. Star office. 90
SHOE REPAIR SHOP, GOT New York ave;
ssSs. I i52i Eth NV wv -llO--a.' 8.
DELICATESSEN. with stock and fixtures;
excellent location on prominent corner; good
Sullivan. 943 Investment Bldg. Main 558.
10.
DELICATEssEN and lunch on busy down
town corner over $50 daily business. Price
and terms right. Look this place over,
P. F. CARLEY, 802 10th St.N.W.
RooMINC AND BOARDING house. down.
town location; good furniture; paying bust
ress: price ard terms right.
p. F. CARLEY, 802 10th St. INV.
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CHEVROLET 1928 Convertible Cabrioiet
Coupe-Rumhle scat. Run only 5000 miles:
one OF the cleanest and best running used
5000: at s545 it can't be beat Terms or
trade. The Trew Motor Co.. 1909 i4th st.
u ". Decatur 1917
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DELIVERY DEPARTMENT
MANAGER.

If you have made a success as
delivery and receiving depart
ment manager or assistant,
prominent F st. women's spe-
cialty shop can offer you a good
position. Address Box 1884,
Star office.
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Statesmen wanted; good
job for a good man. Apply Mt.
Pleasant Motor Co., 2424 18th
st. NV.
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SITUATION-MEN.



GARDENER with 10 years experience. wishes
permanent position; frst-clasS references.
Phone Main 462. care of Hotel Inn.
HELPER in bakery by mddle-aged baker;
or Waterman for any line of business Cali
Evansville 1181 y
MAN white, middle aged position as watch
man; steady reliable. Address Box 1874,
Star office. s.
MAN IS. position a companion or valet
to elderly gentleman: Can furnish excel
lent references. Address Box l03-A, Star
Office. g.
MAN speaks English, French, German,
italian, some Spanish. Wants employment.
Address Box liza. Star Office.
MAN, neat, colored, polite and industrious,
wishes position as night Waterman, house
man, porter or general utility work. Can
give reference from last place. Address
call William F. Byrd. BAL Md. ave s.w.
MAN, rddle-aged, desires work of any
kind. Has experience in store. Call At
MAN, single, middle-aged. white, position
on poultry farm or any kind of work. Ad-
dress Box GOA. Star Office. G.
PHOTOGRAPHER, printer or darkroom,
summer months. 8l9 North Capitol st
Observation-Disclosures executive. organ
izer and investigator desires connection; SAL
airy and commission. Address Box l70-A,
Star office.
SECOND BUTLER, young man, 20, honest
ana willing to work as second man; refer
ence. Shep. 2935. hours 9-l2 am. g.
SECRETARY, executive. reporting, research,
foreign experience, French, German, fair
steno., expert typist: age 49, married. Ad-
dress Box 94-A. Star office.
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CHAUFFEURS. reliable with Identification
cards Apply Wardman Taxi Garage, rear
20i3 M st. NV. Y
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DRIV ER-SALkSMAN, White,
for one of highest-grade retail
establishments in Washington !;
prefer married man with indus
trial insurance experience; good
salary and possibilities for adj
vancement; references necessary.
Address Box 75-A, Star office.
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CHEVROLET COACH, le28-Perfect con-
dition: bumpers. spare tire, parking neh'
etc: $3.50 down. balance monthly. Cley. 2047
CHEVROLET SEDAN. ig2s-Iess than
10000 mlage; $3.50. owner leaving town
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06

MALLEN. Sept. GA. Nix and
tary @. G. Seawell Thursday made
public figures llich indicated that
registration OF vital statistics Is be-
ing given more careful attention as
the result Of an appeal made re-
Gently through newspapers through
out Hidalgo county at the instance
Of Jesse T. Nichols OF Austin. spe-
cial agent for The federal census
bureau. Nichols statement declared
that Hidalgo cour .y's death rate
would appear unusu- lily high as the
result Of failure TO register births
unless immediate steps were taken
TO improve the record.
Secretary Seawell's figures showed
that thus far this year, 204 births
have been registered In McAllen.
"A Of this number pelng for births
occurring between the years Of
1904 and 1928. "A total OF only Isl
births were registered during the
entire year Of 1928.
In 1929. 25l births we're recorded
as compared with 2l3 deaths. Thus
far in 1929. 204 births have been
recorded with l23 deaths.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
COLEMAN LEADS
IN WEST TEXAS
Midland Forfeiss Final Game
After Dispute Over
Field Selection

COLEMAN. Texas. Sept. 6.-tP-
Coleman today claimed the title In
the West Texas league by virtue Of
a game which Midland forfeited
yesterday by falling to appear here
for the seventh and deciding con-
test Of the play-off series.
The Midland team failed to show
UP because of an argument over the
method Of selecting the field for
the deciding game. The president
Of the league. Dave l.. Snodgrass,
and Leon L. Shield. president Of the
Coleman club, both said they under
stood the game was TO be played IN
Coleman under a gentleman's
agreement. The original play called
for two games in one town. two
games In the other. and then one
game in each town. After that. II
a seventh game was necessary. the
field was to be selected by tossing a
coin.
According to Shield. Arch Thorn
as. president of the Midland club,
agreed Sunday to play the final
game in Coleman If the Coleman
team would agree to play the fifth
game. scheduled for Coleman, IL
Midland.
No co was tossed, and Snod-
grass ordered John King Of the
Midland club TO have his team IN
Coleman yesterday for the final
game. When the team failed to ap-
pear a forfeit was declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Americans Get Chance
At III. g. Tennis Title

FOREST HILLS. NV. Y.. Sept. g..
UP-For the first time since 1925,
the national tennis singles chan-
pionship OF the United States will
no 10 some one other than n French
man. Not because Frances grip "a
world tennis honors has started To
weaken. but because not one ~ tsRr
mis- stars from the land OF the fria
color has seen tit 70 enter the 1929
CHAMPIONSHIP.
With the French big three"-La
Coste- Borctra and Cochet-out Az
the picture. prospects are bright for
William ri. Tilden. 2nd. of Philadel-
phia. 10 capture the title for the y
enth time. In his half of the draw
are IT.. wv. Austin. ~ ENGLAND: Bers
kelley Bell. of Austin. Texas: John
Van Ryn. on East Orange. N. J.:
Tamio Abe. of Japan: German Up
mann. Cuba. and John D0eF. santa
Monica. al seeded PLAYERS.
PLAY In the championship VIII
start tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
SCORPIONS MAY
GET new STARS
Reported Several Valley
Grid Players Nav Enter
Junior College

Little can be learned as to the
prospects for the Brownsville Jun
Tor college Scorpion football team
until the squad Is called out for
first practice At present it ap-
pears as there will be only two let
ter men back, Santos Ceyanes and
Cuellar. There Is a possibility that
Max Shapiro viii get back II har-
ness, but there has been no definite
decision on Max's part as yet.
1t Is understood that several VAL
ley stars are considering entering
the Junior college. Among them
are Dodson, WEIGH and Carter of
San Benito. Pipkin of Main Ave-
nue (San Antonio) is said likely Il
come here.
The coaching staff is making ar
effort to build up interest in ath-
letics for the ~collegians. A small
student body has hampered opera
tons in the past. but program Of
expansion will be launched this
year, IL Is said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
SPUDS HOLDING
REMNANT LEAD
Drive BY Bluffs or Sports
Might Give Eithe~ Team
Edge In Teas League
(By The Associated Press

With 10 days of play remaining
and the Spudders playing indlffer-
ent baseball, there still Is a mathe-
NAUTICAL possibility for a couple Of
teams to beat the favoriteS to the
tape. but the average fan already
regards the thing as in the bag,
They are looking forward now TO the
playoff between Gall0way's men and
the inconsistent Dallas Steers.
The fact is, neither Of the clubs
with a chance to overhaul the Spud-
ders is doing anything about II. II
either Houston or Shreveport could
launch a determined drive right now
IL would pep things up immeasura-
bly,. They are hampered somewhat
in that direction BY the fact that
they are battling each other all over
the lot.
The Waco Cubs are taking partic-
ular delight in making monkeys out
Of the leaders. Last week they mace
the 6pudders sick of Katy park, and
Yesterday they took the heirs APP
parent in their own back yard, z TO
2. The setback meant little TO the
Oilers, however. as the Bluffs were
dropping a heartbreaker to Shreve-
port, 6 TO 5.
Homers played a big part in the
Cubs attack. Joe Mellano slapped
one In the second with the hassocks
loaded. This, in view Of Lefty STEMS
steady chunking. proved sufficient 10
win. but George Blackberry raped
another further on. 1t was His thirty
third of the season and his fourth
in three days.
Big Jim Moore. who has been the
fair-haired boy at Dallas the last
several months, proved the goat OF
the Steers opener with Beaumont
His muff of Lambs lazy fly in the
sixth paved the way for three ship
pers' runs. Paul Easterling blasting
a homer Immediately thereafter with
two aboard. Huber's four-bagger
scored the other export run. Dark
ness halted the melee after 10 in
nings with the count 4 TO T.
The Cats jumped on Skinny o.
Neal for five runs in the first and
downed the Indians without much Of
a struggle. z to 2. in their opener.
Jimmy Walkup allowed eight hits
and received fine support.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
VETERANS SHOW
Way TO YOUTH
Older Players Win Out In
National Amateur Golf
Tourney

PEBBLE BEACH. Calf. Sept. g.
LP)-Youth has had It's fling In the
national amateur golf championship
OF 1929. The battle OF Pebble Beach
in its semi-final stage today brought
together four OF the most seasoned
Of American campaigners. and 1t was
stiIl a wide open fight among them
for the crown that q youthful
splurge knocked from the sandy
head of Bobby Jones.
After brilliant third round tri-
umphs. this quartet of the old guard
stepped out this morning with DR.
Oscar F. Willing. the Portland. Ore.
dentist. meeting a fellow Oregonian.
Henry Chandler Egan. champion Of
1904 and 1905. In the first 36-hole
match and Harrison r. (Jimmyl
Johnston OF st. Paul. veteran tour
nament figure in 1914. meeting
Francis Ouimet, open champion In
1918.
The thatches Of all four have
thinned or greyed. with the excep-
ton OF Johnston. whose youthful
appearance bellies the fact that he
is well over 80 and n match PLAYER
Of long experience. Egan. title hold
or % years ago when a student at
Harvard. Is hack in the limelioht-
nc the age OF As. "a semi-finalist fol
the first time since 1909. Willing
nearly bald and 40. has campaiRnet
at home and abroad with distinc-
ton. Ouimet. long one of the games
foremost figures. Is around IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Lightweight Goes To
Kansas CITY Field

Departing from the pugilistic
desert created by sorrel-topped Gov.
Dan Moody. Brooks Hooper. clever
San Antonio lightweight, who has
been visiting here with his uncle.
S. W. Brewer. left Thursday evening
for Kansas City.
Hooper. who dropped a "booed"
decision to Kid Gilbert at ReynoSa
Labor Day. vas wired ~transporta-
ton by a friend OF his who said
there was lots Of room for q good
lightweight around Kansas City.
Hooper has been chatting from
inaction while becalmed In the
Horse Latitudes or the ring-TeXas.
Hooper's most notable achievement
in the Valley vas his draw achieved
with Battling Shaw in Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
HORNSBY GUILTY OF ADDING PUNCH
THAT CUBS NEEDED TO WIN REMNANT
BY WILLIAM RIFT
Central Press Writer

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-Mr. Ro-
gers HornSby. alias The Rajah, is
accused of aiding and abetting and
CT being one OF the prime instigators
of a plot of the Chicago Cubs to
kidnap the National league pen
nant. last see In possession Of the
st. Louis Cardinals. Mr.. Hornsby
takes the stand in his own defense:
Prosecuting Attorney: your
name?"
Rogers Hornsby, second base
man"
Where and when were you born?"
In Winters. Texas. on April q.
1896"
Your occupation?"
"A ball player. sometimes a base
ball manager. Sometimes both"
How long have YOU been q ball
player2"
Since 1914. I started with Dallas
in the Texas league. Then after a
couple Of seasons I was sold 70 the
St. Louis Nationals"
rs Ii true that you labored for
the St. Louis Nationals from 1916
TO and including 1926. and, as play
er-manager. brought them their
first championships"
Yes. sir: 1t was like this"
Never mind that. Then what
did you do?"
We'll, sir. ! played with the New
York Giants n year, managed the
Boston Braves the next season. and
this spring started playing with the
Chicago Cubs"
How long have you known OF this
plot to kidnap the pennant?"
We'll, Mr.. Mccarthy (he's our
manager) said something about it
when I joined the Cubs this spring
and since then I've noticed that all
OF the fellows had the same idea.
"Hmi ] c Is it true that your
hitting has given the Cubs the nee
eSsary punch to kidnap the pen
nant?"
"Well-er-you see. everybody on
our club has had q big hand in this
business"
"But isn't 1t true that you are
leading the Cubs in hitting. that
you are one Of the first five hitters
IN the National league and that
your average Is around .360?r
"Yes. sir"
And isn't 1t true that BY your
fielding and generalship in the in
field you have stabilized the Cubs
infield defense. thereby strengthen
ing greatly their one weak spot?"
"Well-er-gosh. I don't know"
That's all. Your Honor, the
state rests its case
His Honor, Judge b. b. Fan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
NJ. u. Gets Prize
Football Lurninary

DALLAS. Sept. 6.-tPl-Southern
Methodist university plucked n Of
the states athletic prizes this week
when Truxton tShucks) Shaw. star
fullback Of Athens high school for
the last three years. enrolled IN the
freshman class.
Until Shaw was ruled ineligible
last year the Athens eleven ~ m
OF the most powerful In the state
and was picked by many to reach
the finals. A heated controversy
ragged about his status. His loss
wrecked the Hornets hopes.
It was learned here that Doc"
Sumner. lanky center Of Athens ma
tional championship cage team. had
entered Texas Christian university
at Fort Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
YOUNGSTERS VIE WITH OLD
HEADS AS EAGLES PREPARE
FOR MOST STRENUOUS YEAR

swung over 90 guard. This combira-
ton would make the Eagle line IVA
veteran outfit from end Go end Nj
the exception of Bill Summers. Tt
would materially bolster the forward
wall tn the way Of reserve strength.
Davenport. Moore and "a number of
others would be on the side lines tcl
take ON the role of relief men OF
pinch hitters.
Grove at End
AT the opening of the season "
was believed that Carroll Grove
would be used in the backlield. How
ever. at present he is back at hia
old wing position. He has been show
Ing up well In practice and there ia
q possibility that Ne will remain az
end.
We have worked out nothing def
mite as yet.r Coach FesSerden says
The team Is going through that
experimental stage that all elevenH
experience during the early sea-
son. OF course WE have our eyes ON
the veterans. but any or the BOYS
that show H. the stuff will be given
q chance. I notice the 'B" squad is
working hard under Plato. They ara
showing snap and spirit. That's
what we like. Next year they will
move into the positions vacated Nv
the "A" squad this season." Fessen-
den said.
The teams went through a viror-
GUS session or blocking and tackling
Thursday. O'Brvan. Summers and
Bennett looked especially apt NJ this
line Of endeavor. O'Brvan continued
TO show the stuff that made him All
Valley center last season. Bennett
was stopping runners In fine form.
Line Locks Good
Summers Is one or the likellest
appearing Eridders ON the squad. He
Is getting lots or drive when Ne
comes out Of the line from m guard
position. Summers has the heft. is
fast. and has the aggressive tenn
permanent required of u guard.
IL nov looks as though the EagfH
team will average around 165 pounds
TO the man and will be a fast aggre-
cation. They have N staunch for
ward wall. two fast. heavy ends. and
"a flock or fleet running backs who
can kick. pass or ram their way
through the line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Major League Leaders
Including games CT Sept. 81
tBy The Associated Press

- ~A~ A~o@ONAdAEQ EICcSJ
National
Batting - II u, Robins
ODoul. Phillies. 1872.
Runs-Hornsby. Cubs. l3l.
Runs batted not. Giants. 1913
Hits-ODoul. Philliss. 90.
DoubleS-Frederick Robins. 48.
Triples-L. Waner. Pirates. rs.
Homers-Kleln. Phillies. 81.
Stolen bases-Cuyler. Cubs. "a
Pltching-Bush. Cubs. won Is
lost 4.
American
Batting-FOXx. Athletics. .373.
~Runs-Gehringer, Tigres. lis.
Runs batted in-Simmons. Ath-
letics. Us.
Hits-Simmons. Athletics. 1877.
Dcubles-Manush, Browns: He'll
mann. Tigers. 40.
Triples-Ailler. Athletics; Fonse-
ca. Indians. IA.
Homers-Ruth. Yanks. 40.
Stolen bases-Gehringer. Tigers
%.
Pitching-Grove, Athletics, wor
10. lost 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Skeet Club May Meet
Donna Team Sunday

The BroWnsville Skeet club Is
making arrangements with the
Donna state team champions for IN
shoot here Sunday. II has been an
ncunced by Frank Armstrong.
Efforts TO get the Donna club
here last Sunday or abor day fell
through.
The teams have met seven times
with the result that Brownsville
has won five times. IN the last
competition. the local skeeters av-
eraEed almost % IA birds per round
Of 25. This Is believed to be the
best competition team score ever
turned in in the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
San Antonio Youths
In IHnior Finals

SAN ANTONIO. Sept. g. ll -
Two San Antonio youths. Edgar
O'Quinn and Lorraine Young. had
the Texas junior golf tournament all
to themselves today for 36-hole
championship play.
O'Quinn's last opponent was Dick
Gregg OF Houston. who fell 2 and 9.
while Young polished off the bril-
liant Edinburg player. y. Vernon
Dixon. s and s.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
II Teachers Live
At Faculty Club

EDINBURG. Sept. 6.-Twenty-
sever teachers are living at the Ed
inburg School Faculty club. accord
ing TO Mrs r. 8. Newman, matron.
Others are expected to register
there within the next few days
Many Of the EdInburg teachers
taught or attended college. durinr
the summer. or vacationed al their
homes or summer resorts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Brownsville Coaches
Resemble Each Other

When the grid season opens.
Brownsville fans are going TO have
a hard time telling Coaches Doug"
Fessenden and Gal" Surtees apart.
Both are blends of about the
same physical build. and they af-
feet the same kind OF clothing or
the field. Both veal baseball caps.
At half the distance OF the field
Brownsville fans are going 10 have
a hard time distinguishing between
the two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-06
Wills, Castananos
To Fight In Mexico

MEXICO CITY, @ept. 6.-The
largest crowd that has witnessed a
fight here in years Is expected TO
attend the bout between Harry
Wills, the Black Panther" Of New
York, and Andres Castananos Of
Spain at the National stadium Of
Mexico City September IS. The
encounter will inaugurate Wills an
nounced intention to come back
One OF the preliminary bouts viii
be between Hilario Martinez. the
5paniard, who a month ago lost a
decision here to Bert Colima Of
California. and David Velasco. for
the welterweight championship Of
Mexico.
Wills viii spend the week Of
September 8 in training here.