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Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
UTILITY LEADER DIES

ALHAMBRA, Calf, July 10
W.E;-Samuel Maeaw Kennedy, SO,
prominent in the public utility
field here for more than - years,
died Yesterday at his home here. He
was the author OF several noted
works on utilities.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
SPIDER VICTIM IN DANGER

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf, July
10. WH Bitten yesterday by a
deadly "black widow spider,
David f. Davis, plasterer, of this
city, was in a critical condition at
the Ramona hospital today. Davis
was taken to the hospital in con
vulsions after he was stung.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
TO BURY CRASH VICTIMS

HOLLYWOOD, July 10. W.P)-
Funeral services will be held here
tomorrow for Alvin KnechteI, mo-
tiOn picture cameraman, and Will
liam Hauber, screen stunt man,
killed Wednesday when Knechtel s
airplane crashed near Metropolitan
airport.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
SOUNDS LIKE BOLONEY

CHICAGO, July 10. W.R = "It
was for my patients" said George
y. Mckenzie, proprietor Of a dog
and eat hospital, after the place had
been raided by police who confiscat-
ed ~ gallons of alcohol. quantity
Of beer and a still.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
RUDY's BROTHER WINS

LOS ANGELES, July 10. U.Pi-
Gugliclmi Valentino, brother of the
bate Rudolph Valentino, famous
screen lover, has been awarded
Judgment in the sum Of 80 for dam
age done to his automobile in col
lisiOn with Richard Shaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
RUSSIAN SHIP SINKS

BERLIN, July 10. WP)-Four-
teen passengers and II members of
the crew OF an unidentified Rus
sian steamer were killed or drown
ed when their ship sank after strik-
ing mine in the Black Sea, ac-
cording to a report which reached
here todaY.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
PURSE sNATCHER HELD

LOS ANGELES, July 10. U.H-
Vivian Foley, 50, who said she for
merly was stage actress, was Nheld
for trial on grand theft charges af
ter a police officer testified he saw
her snatch $3S from the purse of
Mrs. Anna r. Briggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19

On account Of subdivisions ON the
lake shore, Lake county, has 2l
newspaper pages of delinquent tax
list, while the sister county of Ma
pa has but one page. Nearly all the
lots delinquent were cold in Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
Troops Massing
I'm Manchuria
(Continued From Page ~

clamored for action. Nevertheless
the government desired to demon
sirate that its peace pronouneements
and adherence to the kellogg anti
Wra pact were not merely gestures.
Tie break of all diplomatic and
commercial contacts, he said, was
inevitable
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
FINDS OLD MAPS

LIMA. Peru, July 10. U.P)-
Maps purPorting to show the hiding
place of an enormous treasure buried
in Aerequipo by Jesuit priests be
fore they fled Peru in the 18th cen
tury, We're claimed today TO have
been discovered by Jose Manrique
Caprio, an engineer.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
DEMPsEY'S WIFE BETTER

HOLLYWOOD, July -. U.P;-
Estelle Taylor. screen actress, "is
doing very well, physicians re-
ported today. Her tonsils were re-
moved in an operation performed
Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
BY PRINCESS ADJ FAIL

PARIS, July 19. U.PC - Secret
orders have been issued to the Rus
sian White army Officers throughout
the world including the many who
are in the United States, to be ready
+, for instantaneous mobilization in
view of the present Russo-Chinese
situation in Manchuria. the United
Press learned here today.
The greatest activity marked the
executive staff and the Russian
council today. both of which are in
constant telegraphic touch with the
latest developments in the crisis,
while White Russian (Czarist) ad-
herents exiled in Paris are reporting
to headquarters in increasing num-
hers daily. intimating that they are
ready to be called upon in case of
war
TOXIC, July 10. U.P) = Soviet
Russia S consuls at Harbin, Mukden
Hailar. Manehuli and several other
cities and towns in Manchuria pre-
pared to depart for Russia today, in
keeping with the orders from Mos
COW which followed the Russian note
breaking eff relations with the re-
public OF China.
Dispatches from Harbin today
said many wild rumors were in cir
culation there, including those of
border clashes between Russia and
Chinese troops in the vicinity of
Pogranitchaya.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
Bank Quotations

A test well paid for by the com
munity has been completed at a
depth of 264 feet ON she j. p. AM
drews ranch, Standish, Lassen coun-
ty. Its production is its main val
ue but its effect on water levels is
being watched.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
Baseball Results

Score of Today's Games as Furnish
ed by United Press Leased Wire
Up to 2:45 p. Nj.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19

as to whether there was any justi-
fiestion on the part of Russia in
breaking off diplomatic relations
with the Far Eastern republic. All
were unanimous, however, in the be-
lief that there was no immediate
likelihood of war;
In an exclusive interview with the
United Press, Commander J. NJ. Ken
worthy, recently freely mentioned as
Britain's next ambassador to Rus
sia, stated China s seizure of the
Russian-owned railway would have
far reaching effects ON the future
of the Far East.
obviously, the Japanese could
not have liked the seizure Ken
worthy said, because if the Chin
ese can seize Russian property in
Manchuria, then, inasmueh as appe-
tite grows with eating, they may in
the future seize japanese property
in Manchuria. After that they may
proceed to seize United States
property in China generally"
HARDIN, Manchuria, July 10.
U.R)- Heavy artillery fire, accord
ing to travellers reaching here to-
day, has occurred in the vicinity of
Pogranitchava. on the central east
ern border of Manehuria. where the
Chinese recently destroyed tunnels
OF the Chinese Eastern railway.
Other reports followed that Rus
sian warships were approaching San
Fen-Ho, 20 miles south of Pogranit-
chaya in the sea of Japan and that
the Chinese were laying mines in
the channel
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
AMERICAN
At Cleveland

At Cleveland
New York 32l coo 00l-7 Il l
Cleveland COL GOO 00l-2 )
Zachary and Dickey; Hudlin, Zinn
and l.. Sewell.
At Chicago
Boston 000 900 1901 6 3
Chicago 600 Ou2 uUN-2 :
Russell and Berry, Heving
Thomas ard Berg.
At Detroit
Philadelphia 000 COZ 200-4 9 0
Detroit 600 0l0 00l-2 ) l
Earnshaw and Cochrane; Carroll
and Hargrave.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
At Brooklyn

Chicago at Brooklyn postponed
wet grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19
At Chicago
At Detroit
NATIONAL

Pittsburgh at New York, postpor
ed, wet grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19

st. Louis at Boston, postponed
wet grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-07-19

Cincinnati at Philadelphia, post
poned. wet grounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09
AMERICAN GOLF
STARSTOLEAVE
Ryder Cup Team From y. 5.
To Seek Honors In
Europe

NEW YORK, April 9.-6%-
Americas 1929 Ryder Cup lad
Is to seek all the principal AHo-
pean professional golf laurels.
In addition to their most inn
portant engagement against the
British Ryder Cup squad, the
American professionals also are TO
take a shot at the British and
German open crowns and compete
in a number of other tournaments
in England and France.
The ten members of the team
sail for England tomorrow night
and defend the Ryder Cup at Leeds
April rs and 81. Then follows the
British open at Muirfield, May g.
II: the Yorkshire Evening News
1000 guinas tournament at Leeds
May 1913; the French professional
championship near Paris May 49,
"a; the German open of 70 holes.
May 25-26; and a match with q
picked French team, probably at
Biarritz May 1929.
Special uniforms have been Sc
lected for the team. They are OF
navy blue flannel with knickers to
match and with white trousers for
links wear. On the coats will be
sewed a red, white and blue shield
with the letters r. @. r."
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by The Associated Press.)

by The Associated Press.l
PHILADELPHIA.-Harold Mays,
Bayonne, N. j., o%utpointed Con
O'Kelly. Ireland, QO). Baby Joe
Cans, Los Angeles, knocked out
Jackie Brady, Syracuse, N. Y, Q0).
Maurice Hotter, France, outpointed
Al Gordon, Philadelphia. Q0).
NEW YORK.-IzZy Grove, New
York, o~utpointed Vince Dundee, Bal
timore, Q0). George Hoffman,
Yorkville, outpointed Pietro CORR,
Brooklyn, Q0).
C~HICAGO.-Pete Wistort. Chi
cago, outpointed Mike Mandell. ST.
Paul, 90. Eddie Ballantine, Chi
cago, outpointed Joe Phelan, Oma-
ha, (3).
WICHITA, Kan.-Angus Snyder,
Dodge City, Kan, outpointed Big
Boy Peterson, Minneapolis, Q0.
Toronto. Ont.-Steve Rocco. Tor
onto, outpointed Routier PARA,
Chile, Q0).
PITTSBURGH-Ray Newton,
Mansfjeld,O hio. outpointed Phil
Goldstein. New York, 40. Dan Bill
lex, Pittsburgh, outpointed Mickey
Dugan, Cleveland. (8).
MEMPHIS, Tenn.-BIondie Davis
Mobile, knocked out Tom VIM,
New Orleans, G).
DECATUR, IlI.-Jimmy Sayers,
Lafayette, Ind, and Joe Rychell
Chicago, drew, G0).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09
Notre Dame Flash To
Run In Penn Relays
10O-Yard Dash 1927

PHILADELPHIA, April e.-tP)-
Jack Elder, Notre Danes sensa-
tional sprinter, will face the start
er's gun in the hundred yard dash,
n of the feature events Of the
thirty-fifth annual University OF
PENNSYLVANIA relay carnival, on
April Is and q.
Elder. a member of Knute
Rockne's football teams Of the last
two years, holds among other
achievements a victory over Percy
Williams, Canada's brilliant sprint
er and Olympic champion. Time
and again during the indoor season
Elder equalled or broke existing
records for the short sprints.
In the century on Franklin field,
he will meet two territorial rivals
in Simpson and Kriss, both Of
Ohio State. Simpson is the con-
ference champion in the hundred
and two twenty and the Pennsyl-
vania relay champion in the cen
tuTy.
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TENNIS PLAY
GETS STARTED

PINEHURST, ~. O., April 9.-tPl
Play in the Eleventh North and
South Tennis tournament was re-
sumed today with the state OF IA
vorites intact and unscathed by the
opening rounds yesterday.
The more luminous Of the net
celebrities breezed through yester-
days play with little trouble. Ia
mic Abe, the Japanese Davis Cup
star, defeated Henry Dunnell OF
Providence, r. l., 60, 60, and Will
mer Allison of Austin, Texas, one
Of the ranking American players,
eliminated Edward King OF Pine
hurst by a 60, 6-3 count.
PINEHURST, N. c., April 9.-(F)
The second half of the 36-hole
qualifying round Of the North and
South amateur championship was
in progress today with a record
breaking field out to overtake the
lead Phillip Finlay, Harvard stu
dent, piled up on the first ID yes
terday.
Finlay's margin Of leadership,
gained by a card of 70 yesterday,
was precarious. One stroke be-
hind him with IT'S were George
Voigt, the defending champion. and
Ross Somerville, Canadian cham
pion, while Eddie Held Of New York
and John Dawson of Chicago were
only another stroke behind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09
Amateur Boxers In
First Tourney; 81
Remain In Running

BOSTON, April 9.-(P)-SiXty-
four amateur boxers from Is cities
remained in the National Boxing
Tournament when the first nights
program came to an end early to-
day.
After eight hours Of boxing, first
honors went to the New York team
which placed eight Of its members
in seven Of the eight classes. Bos-
ton and San Francisco each had
seven survivors.
Steve Haliako OF Buffalo, the
only champion who returned to
defend his 1928 title doomed as the
star Of the tournament by gaining
an easy victory over a rugged op-
ponent in the 147-pound class.
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NEGRO RUNNER IN
* \ X
LEAD OF PYLE'S
y X y
ACHING ARCHES

CUMBERLAND, Md, April g.
(P)-C. @. Pyle's cross-country
marathoners today had one of
the hardest tasks Of the whole
trip.
Up over the highest portion of
the Appalachian range, the bun
toner's had 63 miles to go to the
next control point, UniontoWn,
Pa. Cooling showers were fore
cast. The last three days the
men have plugged under a beam
ing sun which held the tempera-
ture near the 90-degree mark.
Ed Gardner, Seattle negro run
ner, led the field this morning.
The dusky Pacific coast star
yesterday Wrested the lead from
John Salo, Passaic, N. j., police
man, and had a 34-minute adj
vantage in total elapsed time.
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INDIANS GET
NDBASEMAN
Spudder Squad Reduced To
"a, AS 23 Report To
Abilene

DALLAS, Texas, April 9.-(HE
After forced idleness on account Of
rain, the Shreveport Sports hoped
to resume routine drilling today,
The weather also caused the post
ponement of the firts game of a
series at Shreveport between Pitts
burgh and Detroit.
The Wichita Falls squad was re-
duced today to "a men with the de-
parture for Abilene of % players
from which a team to represent
that city in the West Texas league
will be chosen. The Abilene aggre-
cation will be managed by Carl Will
liams. In the Spudders squad nov
consists Of three catchers, nine
pitchers, seven infielders and five
outfielders, leaving only a few re-
auctions to be made before May II
Gilbert Mulleavy. young infieldel
from the Toledo club Of the Amer
lean Association, will play second
base for the San Antonio Indians
He reported today. displacing Tom
Connolly, Texas league veteran. re-
leased Yesterday. Connolly has beer
troubled with a charley-horse, and
while he has been hitting hard, his
fielding has left something to be de-
sired. Mulleavy, who played In thu
Piedmont league last summer
comes highly recommended.
With his squad cut to IS by the
release Of six youngsters, Manager
Atz of Fort Worth prepared today
to lead a team to Waco for two
games with the Cubs. Following
this afternoons practice session al
Fort Worth. the Skipper will name
10 men, who will make the trip tt
Waco. The other seven players viii
stay at home to continue training
They probably will be taken II
Wichita Falls for Saturday anc
Sunday games with the Spudderi
and seven others left behind. Vim
cent Devaney and Buzz Phillips
| have been named by Atz as TIT
probable Fort Worth pitchers II
the first contest at Waco.
Batting and fielding practice
made up today's training program
of the Dallas Steers. The Hero
was forced to forego training yes
terday due to wet grounds. Man
ager Stock expected to start cut
ting his squad today or tomorrow.
Bert Schemanske. pitcher, wa
released to Quincy, Elwood Black
well, pitcher, to San Angelo, anc
Joe Bressler, outfielder, to San An.
gelo yesterday by the Beaumon.
Exporters. Most Of the rockies ar
to be placed in Glass D leagues sub
! ject to recall, officials said. Rair
made Stuart Stadium unplayabl'
| today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09
SCHOOL NINE LOOKS
GOOD IN PRACTICE

Coach Plato's high school-Junior
college baseball team is taking on
the form of a nine of some abil-
ity. The coach has his club out
each afternoon on Tucker Field I'M
dergoing strenuous practice ses-
sions, consisting mainly Of 4 and 5
inning tits with second stringers
and ineligibles.
Truett Roberts, Charlie Baker,
Frank Sublett. Placido Gonzales
and Bob O'Bryan made a good
showing in a five inning game
Monday afternoon with a team
gathered by Red Irvine.
Bob Myer did the catching for
the school team and looked good.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09
PILLS DICKER
FOR SHORTSTOP
Red Sox Rookie Comes
Through In Pinch;
Adams Back

NEW YORK, April 9.-(P1-Dazzy
Vance, star Brooklyn pitcher,
troubled with Sciatica, has been
sent here to receive treatment. The
attack is a light one, and Vance eX-
poets to be in shape to start the
season.
It's a rare New York Yankee ball
game in which eight home runs are
hit and none of them to the credit
of Babe Ruth's big bat. That's
what happened yesterday when the
Yank'S bowed to the Tulsa Oilers,
II to g.. Eight circuit drives were
made, four by each club, but the
Babe got only a pair of singles.
The New York Giant steamroller
which has been riding roughshod
over all opposition has come to a
stop. Garland BraXton and Irving
Hadley Of Washington saw to that
yesterday at Birmingham. They
held the Giants virtually HELPLESS
while the Senators pounded Kari
Hubbell for seven hits and five runs
in Z innings and Curly Ogden for
three hits and three runs in one
frame. The final score was 8 to 8.
It was the Giants third defeat in
II exhibition games.
Bob AsbjornSon OF Concern,
Mass, young rookie catcher with the
Red Sox, came through when given
a chance. as Manager Bill Carri-
gan's rockies have a way Of doing.
Yesterday against Reading, Viz
GINA, this young man made a good
start on the road to fame by smash
ing out a single, triple, and a home
run in four times at bat, knocking
in four runs and scoring the fifth
himself.
The much battered Boston Braves
have broken their losing streak, but
they came within an ace Of not
doing so from over-confidence.
Eight runs in the first and two more
in the sixth gave them a 10 to 1
lead over the New Haven Eastern
league club at Norfolk, Va, yester-
day, but they finally won the game
Is to II.
The parade of Pirate cripples
back to the diamond, neared its end
today when Sparky Adams, short
stop. injured a week ago, returned
to the lineup. Pie Traynor, nursing
an ailing hip, will get a few more
days of rest. Adams will be lead
off man again this season, Manager
Bush announced today. The Waner
boys will follow, then will come
Grantham, Traynor, Sheely, Bartell
and the battery.
Now they are in the market for a
shortstop. pending recovery OF
Tommy Thevenow. President Baker
and Manager ShottOn Of the Phil
lies find prices for first class short
fielders are going up. Baker said
today he had made offers for sew
eral. but prices had suddenly sky
rocketed. A pair Of rockies will try
to fill the injured Thevenow's shows
for the present. but Barney Friberg,
an infielder who developed into a
pitcher this year, may be assigned
to the job.
The sore pitching finger OF Lefty
Grove. Athletics hurler, is back to
normal and he will be ready for
duty next week. 1t Is doubtful,
however, if Shortstop Boley's arm
will be in shape for the AS opening
game against Washington.
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of the times looking up at the stars
and incidentally listening to the
brides do their stuff. Alabam' was
a little negro, the other two were
bigger. The big boys we're mixing
it-Alabam' thought he'd get in on
the "inSide"-a wild swing from
Sparky hit the crap-shooting boy
from Alabama-and down he went.
They fought five minutes-and were
enriched a few dollars apiece-as
they gathered the shekels from the
reSined floor.
Paul Strong, Weslaco high school
boy and Kid Olivarez, of Donna,
lao pounds boys stepped three
rounds to a draw. Referee Conner
announced that the match between
these two boys was purely an ANA
teur affair and no money was being
given either. Strong is a star ath-
lete on the Weslaco tean-and
didn't want to hamper his scho-
lastic standing.
Bull Young and frankie Cline,
we're scheduled to 60 8 rounds-but
didn't-as Kline knocked the boy
from Fort Brown out in the second
round. Kline punished Young Sc
verely, landing right crosses and
straight jabS to the head at will.
They weighed around ITS pounds.
Kid Saenz, Mercedes, 135 pounds,
and Kid Zavalla, of Brownsville, 138
pounds, battled a four round draw.
The fights last night opened the
new Donna arena-and it is one
Of the best in the Valley. "A large
crowd witnessed the bouts.
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Wins
BOWLING TITLE
Joliet, ILL.,, Hub Recreation
Team Gamers Total
OF 3,O63

CHICAGO, April 9.-tP)-The
Hub recreation quint of Joliet, Ill,
today was crowned champion Of
the 1929 American Bowling Con-
gress after the last of 2,523 team
entrants had completed its efforts.
Their mark, a 1908 total, rolled
March 20. Withstood all attacks al
though it remains 1876 points short
of the record score made in 1927
by the Oh Henrys at Kansas City.
The Klinger Bucks Of WatertoWn,
count and the Edelweiss combina-
ton Of Chicago. accommodating g.
030 pins, ended in third place.
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Yesterdays Baseball
Results

AT Norfolk.-Boston (ND New Ha-
ven (E) II.
At Houston-Chicago CN 10;
Houston !.
At Oklahoma City-St. Louis CA)
S; Oklahoma City Q.
At Tulsa-Tulsa II; New York
CAD 9.
At Observation-Disclosures CAD
s, New York tN 8.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N)
4; Montgomery 0.
At Dallas-Chicago CAD 9; Dallas
5 90 innings.
At Richmond-Boston (A) 8;
Reading Cd 4.
At Observation-Disclosures fN)
II; Philadelphia (9) 8.
Others-Rain and wet grounds.
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Football Coach And
Prof. of Austin High
Get In Prohi Trouble

AUSTIN, April 5.-P)-A profess
sor and a football coach Of thS
Austin high school we're facing
probable charges for violation OF
the prohibition law today, as a re-
suit of a raid made on a shack"
in the vicinity of Lake Austin, by
Texas Rangers.
Charges had not been filed late
this afternoon, although the raid
was made Saturday night. 1t was
reported a gallon of whiskey was
seized.
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pounds, at the start, and in a few
seconds had his man on the floor
for the count Of seven. Arising,
groggily, Leach tried to cover up,
but his jaw was a perfect target for
a straight right, and Hinojosa
cracked him on the button and
Leach took the count.
Hinojosa appeared a much i'm
proved boxer over his last ring APP
pearance in Brownsville against
Leach, which went ten rounds to a
draw. The Brownsville boy brought
both fists into use, and apparently
was in perfect condition. Leach
was cumbersome and slow and ap-
peared as a novice in the ring.
Their weights were announced as
Leach POP, Hinojosa $50.
Two local high school boys opened
the program, in a two round skit.
Gene Finner and Gordon Vickers
fought a draw.
Escobar and Gales, two local
Mexican youths, also put on two
rounds of boxing.
The third bout found Kid Parker
Of Fort Brown and K. 0. Edwards
Of Fort Brown step four rounds.
1t was a slow exhibition, at the end
of which Parker was awarded the
decision.
The most interesting affair of the
evening was a battle royal between
three negroes. Their names were
announced as Alabama" Spark
Plug" and Speedy" Sparkey got
the decision-because he hit the
hardest. Alabam' won consolation
because he was on the floor most
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JOINS ROTARY

MISSION, April 9.-Olen Rome
and 0. w. Shaver were voted men,
bership in the local Rotary club at
the weekly luncheon here today. A
report on the district conference
held last week at Houston was given
by President Tracy Card and Claude
Peake. 1t was disclosed that Mis-
sion had the largest delegation pres
ent Of any Valley town. There were
no visitors present.
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HUGHES NM SHAW TO
BOX HERE NEXT CARD

Promoter Tex Becerril Of
Brownsville. announced Tuesday
that Johnny Hughes and Battling
Shaw would probably be the main
event Of the next card to be-
staged at Fl. Brown skating rink.
April %.
Tex has the word of Shay thai
he will fight Hughes. YIughes
wants to fight Shaw.
Hughes is now in Lockhf,rt. and
BecerriI wired him today offering
him a match with the Battler.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09
SAN BENITO N N
AT KINGSVILLE RETURN
Especial to The HeraId.)

SAN BENITO, April THE San
Benito entries in the Southwest
Texas music meet held at Kings
vile Friday and Saturday returned
here Saturday night after having
captured the all-around champion
ship at the meet with a total score
of 40 points.
Nineteen schools were entered In
the meet held at K%ingsville under
the auspices Of the Txas College Of
Art and industries formerly South
Texas State Teachers college,. A
special train carrying over 200 en-
trants and boosters made the trip
to and from K~ingSville.