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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
MlStni ZprdYy
z krajanskych kruh1.

Mistopresident "The Ma
ryland Title Guarantee Co., !"
Louis j. J1ra, We schulz regen-
til pravnicke skoly university
Baltimorske byl zvolen a usta-
noven profesorem teto. Vyu-
covati bude odbordm: majet-
ku, titul1 a kontraktd. Vyuco-
vati pocne pTi otevreni skoly V
zarf. Krajan jmenovan1m tim
to docflil znacneho 1spechu.
Jest prvnlm Cech1 We statu
Marylandu, ktery ku postave-
nj tomu sc vypracoval.
Ku zdaru 1spesnemu pray
nfku nase srdecne blahopranl.
J. Edward Yursik, hlavni
klerk a Inspector odboru do
pravy komise vefejne sluzby,
ustanoven byl V 1tery pollceJ-
MIN soudcem cat large" COVER
nerem Richie ma misto nahle
zesnul6ho soudce Rohledera.
Move ustanoveny soudce ma
rozen byl Baltimore roku
1887. Svym casem byl kler-
KEN obchodech firem: Crook
a Atlantic and Pacific Tea.
Roku 1918 pridelen byl 313.
pesfmu pluku, S nfmz poslan
hyl do Francie, kan pluk prl-
byl Is. cervence. Ma valecnem
poli slouzil 79. divisi.
Soudce Yursik jest demokra
tenn a residentem Z. wardy. Sc
zesnulym soudcem Rohlede-
rem byl vzdy uprimnym pfite-
lem. Jest clenem Americke
legie a demokratickeho klubu
Mladik1 7. wardy.
zije s rodici svymi V {. 1880
r. Madison ulice
Ku srdecn6mu blahopfani
krajand pfipojuje "Telegraf"
plny zdar
Vyrocnf vylet pc lodi pfi
mesfcku odbyvati bude Demo
lzraticky Klub Ceskych Mladl-
kd 7. wardy We stredu, 4. zari
20 lodi "Fairview'', ktera W.
pluje cd pr1stavu ma 1patl
Broadway V 8 80 veGer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Chtsl Sc otraviti plynem.

Leo Kirmes pokusil Sc O O.
travu plynem V dome. {. 458
S. Andelesa ulice. V bezvedo-
mi lez1c1ho nalezla manzelka
jeho. z nemocnice, kdez W.
lecen, poslan ma policejnl sta
nici obzalovan neporadneho
chovan1 Sc.
Ma stanici udal soudci, ze
chtel Sc sm1riti S manzelkou, k
n1z dostal Sc oknem. We stra-
chu odesel do kuchyne a tam
"a zavfenymi dvermi otevTel
kohoutky plynovych kamen.
Soudce Rettaliata postal jej
domd bez pokuty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Uhl zatcen ma 3 zaloby.

c.. Clinton Uhl, pfedseda
statn1 silnicnl komise, zatcen
byl V ned6li, re jel rychlosti
v6tsf. nezli dovoleno skrze Mid
dletown, Md, re uzil licens-
Mich tabulek vydanych pro j.
ny automobil re nemel Sc
bou registracni kartu.
Statn1 policista dopadl jej,
kdyz .Uhl predejel radu jinych
automobile u kTizovatky ma
Burkittsville silnici.
Uhl zodpovldati Sc bude
pred soudcem v Middletown V
patek. Po zatcenf udal, re po-
licista nezdvorile Sc k nemu "a
choval a re nezatkl jine, kter.
snad jeste rychleji jeli nezli or
a pax re nebyl zvykly ma novJ
automobil, ktery mu p1jci
Cunliffe Cadillac spolecnost
Dale udal, re nevedel, ze ne.
prave tabulky byly ma vyp1j.
cenem automobile.
Sergeant Cassidy udal, ze
komisaT jel rychlostf 81 mil zs
hodinu, re jej zastavil a polka
raj pro nedovolenou rychlost
PTi zatcenf pablo die vseho ne
kolik ostTejS1ch SLOW z oboj
strany a pan komisar mad sill
nicemi citil Sc urazenym V ma
jestatu SVEN.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Skocil mostu, aby Sc uchranil
pred karama.

Chycen mezi dvema blizfci-
ma Sc elektrickyma karama ma
moste prep1najfc1m Lombard
ulici, 6lety Nathan Miller {.
10 N. Hare ulice, podesen sko-
Gil V pondel1 s mostu vyse Is
stop. Hlavou svojf narazil ma
koleje odbocky Pennsylvania
drahy. Policista Sender, jenz
bl1zkosti byl, hocha zanesl do
Bay View nemocnice, kde kon-
statovano rGzna zranen1 ma te-
lie hocha a snad prerazen1 no.
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Governor Richie vini kongres

Governor Richie vini kongres.
V reci sve, kterou We stredu
governor Richie behem porad
Institute of Public Affairs pro-
nesl V University, Va, vinu z
revynuceni prohibice vlozil ma
kongres, ktery die jeho nazoru
lest jedine vinnym z nezacho-
vavanl prohibice, Governor
tvrdil, re vyhradni povinnosti
vynutiti prohibici bylo povin-
nosti kongresu, ktery mel Sc
postarati o potrebny naklad a
celou masinerii.
V feci sv6 popfral, re nenl
povinnosti statu pomahati ku
vynucenf prohibice, re staty
neisou k tomu vazany ami mrav
ne AMI zakonem.
Ia absurdnf prohlasil uda-
ie. re nemoznost vymahati pro
hibici ohrozuje cely pravni
system naroda.
Jedinou pomocf die jeho
presvedcenf je, aby z demo
kratisovan byl cely tento stav
a kazdy stat aby svoboden byl
iednati podle sve potfeby a ne
byti nucen jinymi staty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
z manzelskeho raje.

Mildred Lichtenberg re S.
Relnord avenue rozvedena by
Ia V 1tery S manzelem sym.
Oddana byla s MIN 5. kvetna
1926. Ia sest tydn1 manzel
cd nj odesel.
Florence C. Wiggin re
Snader avenue obdrzela roz-
yod cd manzela sveho, ktery il
onustil. z tehoz d6vodu povo-
len rozvod Elsie E. Courtney z
Relair road a Julii E. Travers
, Liberty Heights avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Pokutovan pro uderenl
straznika.

Lawrence Lampe a Carroll
yelling pokutovani byli v pom
deli po $26.45 kazdy ma jiho-
zapadn1 stanici. yelling ude-
ril policistu, kdyz 'tento v ne
deli prepaid Lampe, jak tento
bill manzelku svoji. PTi zaty-
kan1 yelling ujal Sc Lampe a
uderil policistu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16

U pieru, {. A., ma Pratt ulici
projfzdel Sc ma bicyklu belos-
sky hoch. Ma samem okraji
spadl i bicyklem do hlubiny
utonul.
= Pfi koupani u konce
Wolfe ulice v pT1stavu utonul
V nedeli 18lety cernoch, Frank
Mason.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16

Cd 1. ledna zatceno bylo We
statu nasem jenom 184 zen pro
prestoupenf prohibice. Proti
tomu slime muzske pohlavi ma
1,700 prestupn1kd v teze dobe.
Ctyricet ctyfi zeny propuste-
ny byly obzaloby.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Po druhe bude chytrejsim.

''Nove peceny" policista, FIR
Schmidt v koupelne 1stfedni
policejn1 stanici polozil hodin-
ky, cenene ma $45 ma stolek
Zamyslen odesel bez hodinek
Kdyz pozdeji ma hodinky s.
vzpomel, nebylo vice po mich
potuchy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Nemci zpivali " Patterson
parku.

V ned6li zastup6m pres q
600 osob cftajfcfm zplvali v
Patterson parku "Spojenf ne
mect1 pevci'. Ma programu
byly nemecke pfsn6 n6kolik
anglickych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16

31lety Allen ]. Hobby z 24O0
bloku Orleans ulice, zadrzen
pro soudn1 r1zen1 pod zarukou
900. Obzalovan jest, ze O.
kradl j1delnu v {. 1882 Patter-
son Park avenue a ze ukradl
strazn1ku severovychodnl sta
nice, Williamu Kern, kabat.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
BaItimoranka zemrela New
Yorku.

Helen Mary Butler, 52leta z
Baltimore, nalezena byl v ne
deli mrtva v koupacl vane v no
telu Cornish Arms
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Zatcena pro odlozeni ditka.

Sadie Wiegand, 38leta, zat-
cena byla v Baltimore a pfeda-
ma policii v Ellicott City.
Poole udan1 priznala Sc, ze
pohodila d1tko sve pred neko-
lika dny ma travnlku Williama
P. Steagera v Ellicott City.
S manzelem svym nezije.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-08-16
Poransno padem porce.

Dva roxy stare dftko, Chas.
Steinmuller, {. GIT N. Calhoun
ulice, spadlo v nedeli porce.
Padem zlomilo 81 tri Zebra.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27

DIE IN PLANE CRAsH-Weckase of the loo' don to Paris air liner City of Ottawa" on the bach at Dungeness Eng after being savaged from the Eng fish channel causing deaths and serious injuries to the six remaining persons in the plane.
New Britain herald., 1929-06-27

CRUCIAL DAY FOR BOTH-John Wesey right, g. year,old son of former Congressman Walter H. Newton, Administrative Secretary to President Hoover, had his
 right leg cut of he sought guide his bicycle between
 motor car and street car few hours before his brother
 Walter H. Newton. Jr passed his final physical tes for Annapolis International Nswsrsel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13

precious csullflower chattels e the
heavyweight sock market.
For 8 SUN generally estimated SIS
S65-00O, Furazy SOLD the garden the
one contract for Max Schmeling'S
services recognized by The New York
Athletic commission as taking pre-
cedent over 81 others. He further
gave up his contracts WITH Victo-io
Carrpolc. the giant G5uchn OF tho
Argentine. ana bought off the three
year contract a. Gls5ave Leneve
the manager whose scuabbles with
his charge sent Victoria lnping
back TO South America. determined
never to co-7e north again.
The ceal not only gave the gar
den q monopoly al the major heavy
weights but indicated Fusazy him
self haS come to the end q his bit
Ter, SlnEle-harded struggle 60 get
somewhere II the fight business.
Indications are more than tSrorc
that some new reorganization OF
the garden personnel VII Ultimate
" find Eu-nberf il the drivers seat
that once was Richards Bruen Is
expected e become president q the
organization with Carey stepping
back 70 the chzrmanshiprr q the
board CT directors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
The WorIdDoM oUe!
FugazyNow Holding
Tex Richards Spot

NEW YORK, NOV. 1s-P-The
Ole ordsr changeth, giving place to
the new IN such striking fashion
that the late Tex Richard, # ne
could visit again the boxing scenes
hs once dominated. would hardly
know them
Hubert J. FuEazy wRs onca Ric-
ka-ns business enemy, his rival
for supremacy n the field ot cau-
flowers, and when the tail Texan
fought ne buried The knife 70 the
hit. II ths end Tex conquered Hum
Die Elmhert. Grove him 10 Brock
lyl r. promote his summer shows,
and lifted Madison Squire Garden
70 such successful heights that the
little Italian could never procure
the necessary backing for e. In
door arena
To-day FuEz-y Is the toast ct the
800 --l--a--EE" OF whom Rlckard
vas 50 proud Through his rleaas-
associations with Bill Carey. sue
cess1- 90 ths r-esldEnty Of The gar
den. and Prank B-ue1. the general
manager. E--bs-t came TO dicker
with ne garden AID ended hy turn
ING over to them two CT the most
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
'TR0JANS TRY
COME BACK
Californisns VIII Take on
Notre Dame Squad
At Chicago

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s-fP,- on
the already well estahlished theory
that they do come back, even Il
II takes q trip Cf 1000 miles for
the purpose. Southern California;
Troians figure to be the team NO
stop Notre Danes rush Saturday
Before 10000 spectators ~ SOLD
Ter field, Chicago.
ON the also well-established fact
that Notre Dame, even with Knute
Rockne able 70 direct them only
or q part time basis, has turned
out the greatest Ho0ster array
since the -four hDrsemen," the
South Bend cyclone figures To
sweep over the Troians and on to-
ward "a national championship.
Those who like the chances of
Southern California see the TroY-
ans bounding across che country
10 atone for their unexpected set
hack az the hands 0t California.
~. :. :. has finished its blF-gamt
schedule On the coast and can
shoot the works against Notre
Dame, whereas the Ho0Siers still
have Northwestern and the Army
to worry about
NOt-e Dame, on the other hand
has taken IT'S last two games IN
stride 10 be- at the peak for South
ern California. For the first time
since beating Carnegie, RocFns
himself VIII be ON the sideiinas
even though his aillne leg viii
keep him in " wheeIchair. psyche.
lnEy of this alone viii be a bis
StimUlants to the HOLSTERS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
N y y . . . > = . ! = = y n n N m N \ n
G PORTS CHATS
With Hal EuStdce
7 = = 7 = > . y \

Judging from the Screaming ZAP
gle scrinnage Tuesday afternoon,
It's going to be Just too bad FOR
Main avenue az san Antonio Satur-
day afternoon. Coach Doug Fessen-
den's crew flashed is best form of
the season against the Eaglets.
The backs made d regular thing or
scoring ON each play. The line
brushed aside the Eaglets with little
effort and the backs went through
holes that would have Accommodated
a road grader.
Several Eagles are suffering from
minor injuries and may not get IN
70 the San Antonio scrap. Bennett.
Moore and Sylvester are In this
category. None OF their injuries Is
serious but Fessenden may see Fit 10
give the boys a rest. However. In
Davenport, Longoria. McMinn and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
EGHTS LAST


DIES MONIES Ia Bear Cat
Wright, Omaha. Nebr.. Knocked
out COWBOY Owen, Guthrie, Cklo..
(2l.
FLINT, Mich-Johnny Cicrome.
Schenectady. w. W. outD0intec Ed
die Kid" Wagner. Chicago. 10o.
NEW YORK-Georgie Goldberg.
New York. 0utp0inted Johnny
Dundee. New York. I0).
BETHLEHEM. Pa Jose DIaz
Cuba. won ON m foul from Henri
Dewancker, New York. O.. Nick
ey Blake. Los Angeles. Knocked
out Charlie Matt. Bethlem. lN.
LOS ANGELES Code Hess
Ocean Park. Calf. uur0cirted
CASTOR Charles. Paris. dO1.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13

Donna. Weslaco and Pha-r have
open dates. The Mission-San Be-
nito tilt Is the most important. Mis-
sion Is the only club that has n
chanc to beat Harrington out az tho
Valley title. Ia Feria had s. chance
I'D until Arrnistice when she was
tOrped0ed hy San Benito. The
Grevhounds may sink the Mission
Eagles Looks as though Sar Be-
nito we're Ha-lineen's bouncer.
Basketball has gotten under way
at Fort Brown. The boys can be
seen playing each evening. Head
quarters defeated the Band 31-15
Ia the opening contest.
Another Sand-lot football team
has made It's appearance in Browns
vile. They are the Hat-MakerS
The Caapeaux manufactures de-
fe7ted the RarnhlerS rs recently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
SPECIAL TRAIN
To HAUL FANS
Interest High I'm Alamo
Citys Want to See
AiRorder Wonders"

Indications are that appruxima-
tale 800 Valley fans will follow
the Brownsville Screaming Eagles
10 San Antonio Saturday for their
game with Main avenue. Consin-
cradle interest surrounds this con-
test, due TO tine fac6 that Main
was one uf the schools that push
ed the unfuunded statement that
John Sylvester. Eagle enc, was
ineligible. Since, SytveSters record
has been definitely proved up ~
Eupt. &. W. Gotke.
a Southern Pacific Special will
leave Brownsville 5 q n. 6atur-
uey morning, arriving az the
Alamo City near noon. The return
viii be begun al z p. n. and the
special will arrive back II Browns
vile about mid-night. The fare
Is approximately une-hah Of one
way fare. Southern Pacific OF
cials report there is @ heavy dem
and for tickets.
The Eagles great showing mas
gained them the support Of the
entire Valley. The special viii
make stops ut Harrington and E.din-
burg only. Rail officials looked for
8 fair sired group OF fans from
each OF these cities.
San Antonio Is al keyed up Tor
the contest. Fans OF that city ere
anxious 60 see the Border Womb
err" VINO defeated Breckenridge
$40. Harlandale 57-0 and who
mads Alamo Heights forfeit. The
Brownsville eleven ms been given
reams OF publicity In the San An
tonic papers and consequently. in
terest Is nigh. Main mas practical
~ no chance 70 win, nut tine fans
are going 70 turn out just 70 see
the Eagles in action. Main de-
1eated Austin TO and this score
viii be used rs 3 basis To figure
tine comparative strengths o.
Brownsville and Austin. The Ma
rooms Or the Capital City are rne
only other hurdle between the
Eagles and District NO. 6 cham
pi0nship.
The locals went through o snap
py workout Tuesday afternoon.
looking better than eve before
this season The backs appeared
unacceptable ~ scrimmage against
the Eaglets-no mean little club
itself. The Brownsville seconds
have vet TO crop 3 scheduled game
A touchdown each play was the
general rule Il the scrtImage
Cabler. Newman and Barnhart
locked especially good. The line
was percolating IN fine style also,
knocking over the Eagiets easily.
Couch Doug Fessenden WIS well
pleased with the workout.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13

others, the Eagles have a capable
reserve.
Interest In San Antonio is at a
high pitch. Main IS not even con-
ceded an outside chance ~ it, most
loyal follower. Thanks to Marvi!lr
Gill and several other Of the san
Antonio newspaper fraternity. the
locals have been hailed as the Dor
der Wonders" and a large turn
out Of fans is expected "a fill League
park. The Valley will, he well rep
resented also. A special train will
be run Saturday by the Southern
Pacific lines.
Punk stacy. sports writer cf the
Austin American. has whipped him
self into q stage Of hvsteria over The
coming Brownsville Austin game Oi
Nov. %. lust before the Austin.
Breckenridge fray. which the san
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
BIG G. FIGHT
MAY FUTILE
Conference Record Stands
Little Chance Of Being
Effected by Tits

KANSAS CHA, Nov. l3-gP-
Two international games e which
Eig SIX football teams participate
this month offer little hope q
glory for the conference = X be
true history repeats itself. OF nine
games played CIT c. tie conference
this year. Big SIX teams have lost
elk. tied one and won TWO.
Missouri VII invade Yankee sta
dunn 70 battle ire YiclftE o. New
York University Saturday with the
shaccw q that record over them
Kansas Aggies. already beaten 3
70 Q By Texas A. and ~. vii face
Marquette IN Milwaukee Thanks
giving DAY with the same hancl-
car. Marouettee already has scalpeo
Iowa State. another Big Six men,
Der. IA 10 G.
Nebraska beat Syracuse 13 % g
and Oklahoma defeated Creighton
28 to O, but oYerbalanclng those VIC
tories Is a tie game between Nebras-
IA and Southern Methodist and de-
feat Of Kansas by Illinois, Kansas
Aggies By Purdue. Oklahoma by
Texas, and Nebraska by Pittsburgh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
YISITORSARE
STELLAR CREW
ValIeyites Prove Good
Ground Gainers But
Fail To Score

EDINBuRG, Nov, i3.-Jim Ken
bricks Texas Cnirnpractlc College
hawks or San Antonio. gave
the Edinhurg Junior College
BroncS G snappv little adjustment
here Tuesday afternoon 10 the tune
Of 400. Jokes 70 the contrary. the
Chirup~acrorS definitely proved
that they could knurkle an equine
spine as well a that OF the human
BODY.
KendricE brought down az AL
star aggregation that had little trnu-
Bile II rolling up q victory over the
BrOncz. Such well known PLAYERS
rs Huff. Lyman, GilIiland. Ken
drick. Bailey and others 81 their Ill
were IN tine Hawks starting line
up.
Br0nrs Kick
The Bronrs put up O game fight
and gained many O yard IL tine
mid-1ieid territory. but could not
muster the necessary EOal-linH
punch. The Bronc running attach
interlardec with passes, gained lots
Of ground but II could mt com
pete with tine work Of Vance ana
KendricE.
The spine specialists rolled I'D
their sleeves and prescribed g lus-
" Howard pass Eendrick to Vance
near the enc OF the first quarter.
Vance took the henve OF the gal
lop and a &c wards TO the first
touchdown. DHzzy had speed 10
burn Hnd easily luped past the
field.
The Hawks had another attack
OF touchdownitis IN the second
quarter. "a Bronze Intercepted q pass
and tossed ii backward TO q team
mate. The backward throw RESULT
ed IN q tumble and then q EHvk
pounced On the oval on Edlnhu-r'E
Vineyard line. Ksndrick plunged Il
over.
Fatal Fumble
The third marker was cue to 81
Edin5u-F miscue. Bailey. Hawk hall
recovered q 1urnbled punt, ant rae
&C 20 yards 0 the touchdown stripe
The BrOnc backs put OF several
SPECTACULAR exhibitions Of nra-Hn
field running Big Jim McCauley
got away FOR c. wards once. placing
the oval Oh the Hawks 16-yard line
The starting lneups:
Ed1nburE San Antonio
Position
LE~-eT hui
Left End
~ AIAhoI LlAl
Left Tackle
a Arlington .. ClilEn1
Left Guard
6eCrlc1 PHWley
Center
Duncan Clarke
Right Guard
MsFee Erdeh-ant
Right Targle
Zee, Kirkland
Right End
coftnan ........-.... Bailey
Quarterback
Hughes Eo15-ook
Left Ealf0ark
Lawrence Clu&ts
Ei-ht Ea1-bark
NcCzuleT - Esn1-ck
Fr7Thack
Substitutes r~-f--r---- T-~T4--e-
Weaver. Rsv. Ewing. Esl Esv1es.
San Antonio. Vance. B1sbee. War
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13

others. the Eagles have a capab'
-rrr~-n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13

Antonians Won 1876. Stacy wrote as
follows:
THERE'S STILL "A WAY TO
BEAT BROWNSVILLE YET"
Brownsville beat Breckenridge
"a points How about Austin beat
ing Breckenridge 80 points? Then
sending q defy st Brownsville 70 90
anything about IL"
That read fine In Austin before
the game but Il hss certainly turn.
ed sour now.
Punk gets ali over the Austin high
Frid6ers. IN eject saying they have
tho swell head when they haven't
even a fair team. SAYS they won't
hit the line: won't hit the dirt ANY
team that tackles high and won't
hit the dirt cannot beat the Browns
vile Eagles.
The locals fairly dote Oh work:
they play because they like the
game. Afr FesSenden' sends the
boys 20 the locker room. they re-
turn 20 the field after he Is gone
and punt and pass the ball around.
Little Billy Summers and Bob
O'Bryan ran always be found on the
field after practice is over. They
are hears for work.
EdinburR was = bit ruff1ed Tues
day when the C~hiropracturs defeat
ed the Bruncs 900. The visitors
are composed az former profession
ais and college players. This Won
derfui aggregation is headed BY
Jim Kendrick. well known pro. de-
spite his advanced age. HidalEo
county fans were stung 70 the quick
by the defeat and they vented their
spleen I'm ironical expressions. The
visitors were referred to as youth
it'll college boys" The Chiroprac-
tos are q group Of former stars who
merely use the name Of the school
they represent IL As doubtful II any
member OF the team really attends
the school.
The football season viii close here
Friday when the Eaglets take on
Lyford. The game has been called
fer ; p. m. Oh Tucker Field. The
Eaglets are undefeated. but have
played one tie game. Raymond
vile held them TT Armistice.
Thls Friday Mission plays at San
E1nitos - Ksria 1t Mercedes ard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13
800 Expected to Accompany Eagles to San Antonio
InThoG Grid Camps.
nj e 90 4

"A dry weekend would probably
cut W. list WY outstanding crrter-
ders tu two. Either Baylor or South
ern Methodist should emerge from
their conflict ~ Dallas with y great
change ~ grab TIE FLAG. The same
with Texas and T. XIV. W. Ht Austin
.If Baylor and T. C. U. are the WITH.
rers. thair tussie the following SAT-
urday NJ Waco would r. nv ths
championship. wv matter what ths
outcome uf tine Frogs finai 7amA
with the Mustangs and BaviorE
closing battle against Rice. Southern
Methodist has two tilt= after rhiS
week. with Rice and r. &. w. whlla
Texas has nnly one scheduled IVY.
other tin game practically would ell
inmate the Longhorns.
All four are dangerous ever mo-
mpnt they have the ball. Each hsy
irE quota nf individual bnrrfiar
stars. and each has q fine list aA
nlHys. WV WV difficult tD sew which h
thr more powerful lire. Ali fnnf
have unusually capable sets NJ for-
wards. Suffice VIZ sHy the Texas T
C. XXI. and BAYLOR 3. M. X. engage
merts promise tC be a. flercHlv con-
tested as any seen ln tine conference
this year. "A single touchdown should
win either same.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-13

Associated Press Sports Writer
This II ore year when tho SOUTH
west conference doresterH cannot
figure out which way 20 hon. Three
weeks FROM today the season viii r.
over. vet no one seems " heve "
definite idea what team will win
the title. Four schools are punched
Ut the top, and none ~ the quartet
car be called VI fnvoritH. It fs doubt
ful any conference ever had four
football units US evenly matched Hs
Baylor. Texas, Southern Methodist.
and Texas Christian. Not ore ~ the
four fsas been defeated within cine
conference, and Baylor Is the nni,
one with y black mark III any kind
against its record Centenary pot
II there, hut It Is very doubtful the
Gentlemen ere W. good VI football
team as the Bears.
For the game lr this section. M
is 10 be hoped that neither Of the
bic bouts this weekend fetrhps ur
I'M another s~c0releSs tiH. A tiH of
any sort would sound an Oft note
and leave the race hoDelBssly ium-
bled, but even M 3-3 affair would
be preferable 20 q mic-flelu battle.
al few more dendlorks and they will
have 70 get together and draw
strswS VI decide the championship.