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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
MAYBE
RE-ADMITTED
Old Heads Of Big Ten Say
They Will Not Try To
Bar Entrance

CHICAGO. Dec 3-tJ -Iowa's
chances OF being restored to good
standing in the western conference
appeared brighter today.
With declarations by three confer
ence athletic directOrS-A. "A. Stage
Of Chicago, Fielding III. Yost Of
Michigan. and George Huff OF Illi-
nOis. said to have been aligned TO
subject Iowa to further discipline
that they have nothing TO do with
the Iowa case, it appeared the school
needed only to present evidence that
ii has thoroughly cleaned house II
its athletic department. This, Iowa
officials have been saying for several
months, has been done.
Other matters will receive atten-
ton ut the conference meeting Fri
day and Saturday. The question OF
transfer and competition in the big
ten. will be considered. The rule
now permits a student to transfer,
remain out Of competition one yea.
then compete if he has not received
a degree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
PASSES ARE
CHIEF ITEM
Samano Returns To Line-Up;
Fans Preparing To
Make Trip

A poppy, enthusiastic group Of
Brownsville Screaming Eagles took
to the field Monday afternoon in
preparation for their clash with
Port Arthur at Houston Saturday
for the championship Of South
Texas.
The Eagles have been enjoying q
rest since they trounced Austin Al
Is TO sew up the district No. 3 title.
The gridsters were in high spirits
and they rollicked through their
practice session with vim and vigor.
They showed the customary rough
ness to be expected after a lengthy
lay-off, but this will be worn off
long before they place their cIeats
in the turf Of Rice field.
Pep Unchilled
A chilled, dry wind whipped
across Tucker field but the boys
in the practice session did not seem
to mind. They kept war; dashing
off down the field after passes, OF
by charging out Of the line.
Dummy practice IN passing and
on pass defense constituted the
chief item on the bill Of fare. An
eleven composed OF EagletS and
Scorpions gave the Eagles some
thing to work on. Sanano, Cabler
and Newman took turns az tossing
the sphere down the field to gallop-
ing receivers. Samano stepped
around in fine style and he viii
more than likely be in the start
ing lineup against the Yellow
Jackets. His plunging and passing
will mean much to the Eagles.
A new lateral pass which should
gain many yards. was given the
team by Fessenden. The short
double-toss was ir0ned into an ef-
fcctive looking weapon.
The team will continue to bear
down until Thursday when 1t boards
the train for Houston.
MANY To Attend
Brownsville fans arc making prep
aratsors 10 attend the game In q
BODY. Both rails are making rne-
cial round-trip offers IN the neigh
borhcod on seven dollars. IL Is ex-
Dected thPt around 50o or COO VAL
lev fans. headed b. the BROWNSVILLE
American Legion bugle and drum
corps will attend the game.
Although Coach Doug" Fessen-
den is inclined To regard the game
as an extremely tough one. the
wisnacre fans are sceffing et q pos
Sibilitv that the Eagles nav be
abruptly thrown out OF the ace BY
Tom Dennis. eleven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
G.. TOPORCER'S
CASE NOW UP
Miner League Gathering At
Chattanooga Also To Act
On Southworth

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dec. 3
-(P1-The baseball fate Of George
Toporcer. bespectacied infielder Of
the Rochester club OF the Internal
tional league today rested with sew
en- OF the eight members Of the
National Board OF Arbitration. min
or league baSeball's highest tribun-
al.
The former st. Louis Cardinal
came to have his day In court. ac-
companied by his manager, Billy
Southwo-th. who also stands as an
appellant before the Board. South
worth Is asking to be relieved Of
a fine OF $500.
Toporcer's plight is more serious.
He stands sentenced by M. H. Sex
ton, president of the National As
ISOLATION Of Baseball Leagues. min
o league organization. to suspen-
sion for one year from participa-
ton in organized baseball, In ad-
dition to a fine OF $500 imposed
last October during the playing Of
the Little World Series" between
Rochester and Kansas City.
Elected
Toporcer was elected from a game
at Rochester after objection to q
called third strike. emphasized by
lurid language. Later charges OF
melting the crowd were preferred,
and Toporcer's suspension follow
ed. Southworth's punishment came
On charges OF failing to restrain
the player.
The two players IN appealing to
the Board from the presidents
decision. represent that they were
on hunting trips. out OF commun-
ication with the baseball world and
did not receive the notice TO ap-
pear TO nswer the charges.
Meetings OF the board act as q
curtain raiser for the annual con-
vention or the National association.
opening tomorrow. Baseball men
from far and near continued to
reach Chattanooga 20 participate In
the general deliberations. and per-
haps to make a few trades Of play
ers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03

SCHENECTADY. N. Y Miss
Helen Howe. artists model. has
been married 10 Anthony Gianelli.
musician. in Howe Cavern. The
bride Is a Observation-Disclosures OF
the Howe for whom the cavern
wfr named.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
NJ. G. Troop Beats
Band Quint, 37-17
NJ. G. TROOP BEATS SPIT.

The machine gun troop basket
ball quint Of Fort Brown stuck TO
Its winning ways Monday night BY
S0undly trouncing the band 37-l7.
The game was hampered by the
cold winds that blew across the
court.
- - q
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3PLAYERS
GET HONORS
tRBattIe Of Grapefruit
Opponent Also To
Be Selected

MERCEDES, Dec. 3-The All
Valley football squad viii be named
here Tuesday evening and its op-
ponents In the Battle Of Grape
fruit" selected.
This highly important work viii be
done by a Joint meeting OF the VAL
lev Coaches and Officials associa-
ton and representatives OF the VAL
lev Chamber Of Commerce secre-
taries. The session will be staged
at Mercedes high school.
Representatives of every n Of the
"B" high school teams In the VAL
lev are expected to be present. All
officials who have worked in six or
Amore games also are urged to be
on hand.
The All-ValIey squad will be COM
posed Of SO players. They will be Sc
lected by a vote. The coaching staff
of each "B" ear will have the
right to select a squad, IS will each
official who has worked in six or
more games. The composite Of these
selections will make up the squad
which will represent the Valley New
Years.
A number Of outstanding teams
OF the state have indicated that they
would like to come here for the
game. Corsicana is regarded as
the team most likely 10 be selected.
The North Texans have run up a
good record and would be able TO
furnish the locals with plenty Of
Of opposition.
Coach Dutch" Rektorik VIII have
charge or the All-valIey aggregation.
He viii select his first string and
his coaching assistants. The eleven
viii get into training in the near
future.
Other important details concern
ing the fray also are expected to be
cleared away at the meeting Tues
dav evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
Lots of Pep ShotOn by Screaming Eagles IS They Begin Practice
HAGEN TRIES COME BACK
In GOLF TOURNAMENT
By PAUL n. ZIMMERMAN

Associated Press Sports Writer
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 3-R-
Walter Hagen. five times winner of
the Professional Golfers associa-
ton title. today attempted q come
back on the Hillcrest country club
course where yesterday he stumb-
led through 36 holes OF medal play
and all but failed to finish among
the thirty-two qualifiers.
Only the official hand Of the as
ISOLATION, which last night ordered
the name of Lighthouse" Harry
Cooper struck from the list OF those
who had earned the right 70 enter
today's opening match play, saved
Sir Walter from continuing the
playoff for one OF the last two
places. This was halted last night
as darkness enveloped the fourth
green.
Cooper Out
Alex Prize, president OF the p.
@. a.. ruled Cooper out on grounds
he did not qualify in his regional
trials. The decision automatically
placed Hagen, Henri Cuici or Mil
River, Conn, and Bill Melhorn.
New York. among those to COM
pete In today's first round.
The trio had tied with Al Hough-
ton. Rockville. Md, and Waldo
Crowder, Skirtland, Ohio, with
cards OF l49, but the Rockville pro-
fessional was removed from the
contenders on the first hole OF
elimination play, while Crowder
dropped out on the fourth.
Glaring Irregularities In the great
Haig'S putting were responsible for
the showing, which saw him among
tie tail-enders for the first time
in many years Of p. q. A. play. To-
day he faced Bob Shave, Of Aurora.
Ohio. who qualified well up in the
list with las.
Morrison I'm Front
While Hagen'S chances were
swinging In the balance, Fred Nor
rison OF Los Angeles was strOking
his way to a great 1856. four points
better than Lea Diegel, defending
champion. The tall Midwick coun-
try club professional turned in a
par II for his morning round, but
came back with a startling 65 to get
q competitive course record in his
superb squirt to lead In the 36 holes
ot medal play. Diegels 40 placed
him second. with Gene SaraZen
Fresh Meadow. nv. Y, John Golden
Paterson, ". j.. and Tony Manero.
New York. finishing in a tie for
third. one stroke behind the title
holder from Aqua Caliente.
Because Of his remarkable show
ing yesterday, Morrison rose to the
nelgntS as a potential candidate
Tor "Larruping Leo's" crown, but
Joe Kirkwo0d. Philadelphia profess
slonal. who qualified with d lat.
planned to give him a tough match
today because OF his superior tour
nament experience.
Favorite Fails
Diegel. who displayed a steady
confident brand Of golf will have
MS right TO the title tested by p.
O. Hart, Wheeling, w. va. who
finished with lat yesterday.
ror the most part the fayorites
survived the medal play. The major
upset saw Ed Dudley, Wilmington
Del, member OF the Ryder CIIn
team fail to qualify BY n poInt
rom Kerrcgan. New York. also
was among the missing a. the
Journey moved into its second day
as a result Of a 142 card.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03

CHICAGO, Dec. 3-tFD- Jerry
fluffy" Griffith. conqueror OF Pau
limo Uzcudun, yearns to conquer
Jack Sharkey.
The Sioux City, Iowa, heavy
weight said today he would refuse
to box Johnny Risko in Madison
Square Garden, New York, Deem
Der ~, unless assured the winner
would get the assignment to engage
Sharkey In the Miami bout In Feb
ruarT.
Griffith says he does not fear
Risko. He defeated him before on
a foul, but was outpointlng him up
to the time the Illegal blow was
delivered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
ANXIOUS
u y y
TO TAKE A CRACK
y 4 4
ART SHIRES

CHICAGO, Dec. 3-R-Charles
Arthur CThe Great Shires win
encounter no difficulty in obtain
ing opponents when he makes his
debut as a professional boxer.
In fact, Charles Arthur would
hardly have time to look after his
basketball duties, II he agreed to
meet all who have applied to pro-
moter Jim Mullen for the assign
ment of fighting him.
Don Murray, captain and tackle
Of the Chicago Bears pro football
team. and Merle Hogue. Chicago
Cardinal tackle. have put in ear
nest bids for bouts with Charles
Arthur. In addition, a great num-
Der Of policemen, firemen and day
laborers have placed challenges
with Mullen.
Shires, who is training for his
first appearance against any op-
ponent to be named by Mullen, Is
Enthusiastically confident.
I'm getting into shape" he
said. and Ill knock a lot Of those
buns bow-legged."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
ALL-EASTERN
SQUAD NAMED
Pittsburgh And Yale Place
Three Men Each On
Mythical Team

NEW YORK, Dec 3-(Rl-Pitts-
burg and Yale, with three represent
atives apiece, win the Lions share
Of honors on the All-Eastern foot
ball eleven for 1929 named by a
consensus of sports writer's polled
by the Associated Press.
In the first team lineup Is only
one survivor Of last years all-star
array-Keener eagle OF the Army.
The West Point red head who play
ed sterling football all season on a
losing team held his halfback post
against as brilliant a bevy Of backs
as ever trod the eastern gridirons.
Selections:
First Team Second Team
Pos.
Donchess. Pitts. .Nemecke. N. Y. U.
Left End
Wakeman, Cornell. .Douds, ~. & J.
Left Tackle
Creme, Yale. .......D imelo, Pitts.
Left Guard
Ben Tickn0r, Har.. .Siano, Fordham
Center
Montgomery. Pitts. ellison, Col.
Right Guard
Vincent, Yale. Mooney Georgetown
Right Tackle
Douglas, .Booma, Dart.
Right End
Booth, Yale Wood, Harvard
Quarter Back
Uansa, Pitts. .Hinkle. Bucknell
Left Half Back
eagle, Army Hart, Colgate
Right Half Back
Marsters, Dart. Parkinson, Pitts.
Full Back
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
FIGHTS LAST
&1NlGHTA
(By The Associated Pressl

NEW YORK-Joe Banovic' Ping
nsLnpDon' N. Y, outpointed Bob
DIN. Brooklyn. N. Y. (io). ANDY
Divodi, New York. stopped Jaskie
Philips, Toronto, ca,
PHILADELPHIA. - BENNY PAS.
Philadelphia, stopped Jo~n Ma
tlnez, Spain, 90. Phil Zwick. CIeve-
land. outpointed Joe Marciente
New York. fl0).
TOPEKA, Kas-Big Sid resris
North Carolina, knocked out paul
Rector. Los Angeles, ID.
CHICAGO. - Danny belmont
Chicago. knocked out HARRY Fahr
Milwaukee, co.. Willie PeUfrrini
chicago. outpolnted Pal Moore
Chicago. 90.
TORONTO. Ont-wIIlie Davies
Cnarieroi, Pa, outpotnted Eugene
Huat. France, (10).
NEW ORLEANS.-Eddie aKidv
Wolfe. Memphis. Tenn, outpointed
Jose Estrada Mexico, (i0).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ather-
ton. Indianapolis. outpofnted Amas-
tasio Voquero. Panama. (1O). John
ny Semas, Bermuda, knocked Git.
Buzz Carlin. Jeffersonville, Ind.
60. $780,
TRENTON, N. J.-Young Terry.
Trenton, knocked out Pete Petrolle
Fargo. ". D, (4).
MINNEAPOLIS. - ErnfI PaIuso.
New York, ~outpointed Jackie Ehar-
key. Minneapolis, (i0). JOHNNY
Ryan. Milwaukee. outpointed Tom
my 6hAddon, Omaha. Nehr., CO).
Britt German, Minneapolis, knock
ed out Eskimo Cratic, Dead Horse,
Alaska, 90.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03

Officials: Referee, GebbeTts Scor-
e. and Timer, Dempsey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
t@mma Tie BROWNSVILLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION a1ma
All-Valley Will be Named Tuesday at Mercedes
Knights OF Columbus
Install Officers

MISSION. Dec. 3.-District Depu-
ty jolly was here from Corpus
Christi last week In his capacity OF
installing officers for the Knights
of Columbus. installing into Office
the following. Herbert Melch,
Grand knight; ChnS. Thompson.
deputy Grand knight: IA. F. V0lK,
Chancellor; Fred BurruS warden:
j. j. Cavasos, treasurer; @. Gar
cia. financial secretary: Joe Hoff-
man. lecturer. The Knights OF Col
umbus have a very flourishlng
lodge here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Dec3-R-
"A Nebraskan. Milan Creighton. win
lead Arkansas on the Gridirun next
year. Creighton was elected captain
OF the 1880 team last night at q
special banquet for the team. Ber-
nard Uptmoor OF Fort Worth was
elected sub-captain. Both men win
be seniors next year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
Quint Already
Bearing Down Hard

FORT WORTH, Tex. Dec. 3-tFY
Laying aside cleats and moIeskins,
Texas Christian University Rthlet-
Is under Coach Francis Schmidt
already are ct work on what they
hope viii be a Southwest confer
ence championship basketball team.
At least seven members OF Sch
midt's championship football team
will contend for places on the bas-
kethall squad. Practice started yes
terday-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03

Today there are eight possible
state high football champions. Sat
urday night there win be only four,
barring ties.
The most important game Of the
week, SO far as the Valley Is con-
cerned. is the Brownsville-P0rt Ar
thur tilt at Houston Saturday az
ternoOn. The Screaming Eagles OF
the border are being followed close
ly by the entire state. Playing their
first year as n class IA" orRaniZa-
ton. they crashed through beauti-
fully to make a runaway out OF
the district No. 8 race. They have
ri up 308 points TO opponents Is.
Jackets Look Strong
In the Port Arthur yellow Jack
cts, they viii be meeting the run
ners-up for the state title last sea-
son According TO reports, the Gulf
side aggregation Is exactly the same
us last years machine. Here the
Eagles will get q real test OF their
soaring power, according 20 Coach
Doug" Fessenden. Port Arthur Is
20 points better than any team we
have played in the district this sea-
son." FesSenden said after return
ing here from Houston.
The Amarillo Breckenridge clash
is generally regarded as the tough
est game OF the week by sport
scrIbes over the state. Both towns
have powerful clubs and either OF
them Is likely to be q finalist. Play
ing on their home grounds. the
Breck Buckaroos may have a slight
edge over the Golden Sandstone.
Three Repeat
Waco will be a favorite 10 top
pie Central or Fort Worth. Paul
TvSnn's elevens have always been
extremely difficult 10 beat I'm their
own back lot, and Central does not
look like an outstanding eleven.
The first game OF the week viii
find Marshall doing battle IN Den
ton. OF the two teams. Denton has
the more impressive record.
Three OF the district champions
have repeated. coping the crown
for the second year. These are AM
arillo. Marshall and Port Arthur.
According I'd F~csSendan. the yell
low Jackets had five regulars Oh
the bench last year when Abilene
beat them for the state title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
Rifle Shots
Net Ten Point Buck
Especial 10 The Herald

EDINBURG, Dec. Slack Hor-
ner, local merchant. brought in a
l0-point buck Sunday. The animal
was killed about 40 miles northwest
Of Edinburg, with three shots from
a 80 calibre rifle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-03
SCHOOL
RACE NARROWS
Eight District Champions
Clash Friday And
Saturday
STATE RACE
Friday
Marshall at Denton.
Saturday
Brownsville vs.. Port Arthur at
Houston.
Amarillo at Breckenridge.
Central Fort WORTH nc Waco.
STATE RACE
Friday

Amarillo at Breckenridge.
Central Fort WORTH &C Waco.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24

Princess Iippe 1LiDslSi Packs
Away Her Family Skeletons is
Inst one of the absorbing illus.
t-ated narratives youn read IN
Sundays Herald.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
Is, SLAIN
AND LEFT ON
STREET

CHICAGO. Jan. ~ UN.s1-city
and county authorities today Joined
in determined manhunt for the
slayer Of pretty Miss Laura Buch-
holz, 2s. found dying on a sidewalk
in Blue Island. a suburb, late last
night,
The girls skull had been crushed
in by two blows Of a wooden club.
found near the scene. she was
taken to g hospital where she died
30 minutes later without regaining
consciousness.
Mrs. Grace Hanley. who reported
the tragedy TO police, said she
heard a scream and, looking from
her window, saw a man in long
black overcoat drag the girl from
the center of the street 10 the side
walk.
He dropped the body at the curb
and ran, Mrs Hanley said.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
PLAN ST RE- I
WIDE MING

wider and better streets are the
plan Of the highway department
81 the District government. This
was the declaration made yester.
day by Assistant Engineer Com.
missioner H. G. Whitehurst at a
dinner meeting of the streets and
avenues committee of the Board Of
Trade held in the City Club.
Commissioner Whitehurst de-
cIared that the great majority Of
Washington's thoroughfarea and
streets are in excellent condition.
HI said that at the time the high
way department was preparing sew
eral surveys OF street betterment
propositions and that when the
surveys were complete they would
he submitted to the Distric Com
n1issioners for approval.
Among the projects named BY the
engineer were. the widening Of
Tenth Street from Massachusetts
Avenue to the part that has been
recently widened; Sixth Street, bes
tween Pennsylvania Avenue and
Florida Avenue; II Street. between
Thirteenth Street and Massacl1u.
sets Avenue. and the connecting
link Of Seventeenth Street from /
north to the intersection of Con-
necticut.
The Washington times., 1929-01-24
D. c. GUILD PLAY
SCORES Hi

"The Dover Road came into de
lightful being last night with an
ALI washington cast offering this
Milne play, as the initial offering
of the new Community Drama Guild
OF Washington. The production was
made at the Mckinley Auditorium
under the personal stage direction
of Clifford Brooke, with q cast
headed by Denis ConneIl.
The play, "a fascinating fantasy,
was exceedingly we'll presented. II
had a professional touch in its
playing and the setting and cos
TUNES 'excelling those OF most road
productions.
THE Dover Road tells 4 aqualnt
story Of an Englishman of wealth
who tries ID marry the right people
to the right people and to- do 50
conducts q 'fnanofhouse jail'' on the
Dover road where his tests are
held. Al perfectly amusing comedy
in the lightest and gayest Of moods.
The players themselves did an
amazing job. They '.got over the
underlying theme, Of the play and
as WashingtoniaIls show infinite
promise.
The cast included aside from Mr..
Connell Arthur White, Dorothea
Lewis, Robert Miller, Leslie
Waudby., Betty Ridsdale, Harry
Westeott, Wilma Wright. Dorothy
Crosby, Gerald Flood. Jane Lynn,
and Jack Pheians
The play is to be repeated to-